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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-06

POLICE COURT, THURsDAY.-The follow.
ing cases were disposed OF in this court
Yesterday by Police-J Justice j. j. White
sam. Duncan, charged with assaultlng and
beating Charity Robinson, was dismissed on
payment OF cost.
Henry Robertson. charged with stealing
picture valued at $3 from Mr.. George W.
DAVIS, was sent on tothe next term OF the
grand Jury, this being his second offence oi
petit larceny. 8,
Selessia. Minor, charged with throwing
bricks In the street and being otherwise dis.
orderly, was fined 25 and costs.
Walter q. Brock, charged with assaultine
j. w, Gaines, was lined 20
Augustus Clay and George Walker,
charged with Wounding George Rlchard'
son. Clay was discharged, and Walker
sent to the grand Jury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-06

FIGHTING JOE HOoKER's BoYs-THE Al
BANY MASS CoNvENT1oN-MAKINGR Ro0M FOR
THE WOMEN.-A dispatch from Washington
says: The Executive Committee Of the Sol
diers' and Sailors National Reform Asso-
citation have issued call for mass conven-
tion OF Union soldiers and sailors in favor
of reform in the National Administration,
to be held in the city of Albany, N. z, on
Thursday, October 10th. The call, after
inviting comrades who desire the election Of
Tilden to attend the meeting, says:
GAS one OF the great purposes OF this
Association, as stated in our address. is to
foster a better fraternity and fellowship be-
tween all sections and classes OF our COM
mon country, to this extent being in the in
terests OF peace, and as oil good women In
the country are known to be as much, il
not more, deeply interested in this humane
object than men, the Association have re-
garded ita eminently proper that the ladies,
more especially wives, sisters, and other
relatives OF ex-Union soldiers and sailors,
are invited to attend"
The 18th of October has been selected for
the meeting in consequence OF its being the
anniversary of the surrender Of Burgoyne,
and also the surrender Of CORVALLIS, at
Yorktown. The Democratic soldiers and
sailors OF the district have taken q deep In.
terest in this meeting, and it Is expected
they will be largely represented on tnls oc-
casion.
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CONFERENCE.-The letter from q gentle
man in Cleveland, who was much opposed
to Mr.. Keiley's election as President of the
Irish Catholic Benevolent Union, to friend
here speaks in the highest terms Of Mr. Kei-
ley. and adds: sc He has made; host of
friends in this city, and when we meet in
Richmond should not be surprised il 8
large delegation from here, composed Of
Irish gentlemen not connected with the
Union, win accompany the Union delegates
to pay their respects to our president and
your distinguished fellow-eitizen."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-06

STORE RoBBED.-As winter is coming on
and money scarce, our merchants could not
be too watchful for the sneak-thieves, some
OF whom may be found in Richmond. On
Wednesday night while Mr.. L. Nackman,
on Seventeenth street between Main and
Franklin, was engaged in cutting out some
diagonal cashmere coats, two negroes en-.
tered the store, and one OF them engaged
Mr.. Nackman's attention while the other
slipped two of the coat-fronts under his
coat and departed. Mr.. Nackman did not
miss the coat-fronts until some time after
the thieves had decamped.
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DEAD! READ!! READ!!I
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO ALL!

We will offer, during this week, the following
attractive bargains:
NEW CAL1CoEs at 6sc.;
ELEGANT CAMBRICS at 10 and l2Hc.;
BLACK ALPACAs from 25c. up to IL per yard;
BLACK CASHMERES, 75c. and IL worth 81 and
s125
BLACK CAsHMEREs, sl.25 and $3.50 worth
25c. more:
COLORED SERGES and MOHAIRS at csc. worth
4Oc.
All the new shades of DRESS GOODS, both plain
and brocaded. ut very low figures.
BLACK sILK ut sl.25 worth $3.50;
BLACK SILK at $3.50 worth So;
BLACK SILk at $1.75 worth 1926.
A splendid line of CAsSIMEREs from 4Oc. to Sc
per yard; just look ut them.
BLEACHED and BROWN CoTTONs at case price
Heavy CANTON FLANNEL at 10 and 124c.;
WHITE CANIBRIC at 81 worth 12Hc.;
WHITE, COLORED, and PLAID FLANNELS-
very cheap;
BEAUTIFUL GiNGHAMsa at lOc.;
PRETTY LINSEYS at 1896;
BOULEVARD SKIRTS, 75c. and 81;
LlSEN-BOSOM SHIRTS at 81 and Sl25;
MEMS MERINO SHIRTS and DRAWERS, soc.
and up;
CHILDREN'S MERINO SHIRTS and DRAWERS,
SOC. and up;
LADIES MERINO SHIRTS and DRAWERS ct all
prices
Also fresh supply of HOSIERY, sCARFS, and
COLLARS and CUFFS In cardinal, chocolate, and
nary-bue shades.
Everybody will do well to examine these goods
before they buy elsewhere.
COURTNEY & POWELL,
oc2 S15 Broad street.
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MADAME RENTz's ENTERTAINMENT TC1
NIGHT AT THE THEATRE.-Madame RentZ's s
Female Minstrels commence an engagement
at the Theatre tonight, and will no doubt
have full house. One of the Washington
papers has the following concerning the
company:
The performance at Ford's Opera
House last evening was spirited and anus
ing. A great variety Of talent was dis
played, commencing with the wonderful
feats Of the daring Zuella. Miss Kate Ale
lyne's songs are Of q very popular charac-
ter, and Kitty and Ella, in their musical per-
formance, are quite attractive. "The Com
ing Mar" " is a laughable piece Of Ethiopian
humor, and Mile Marietta is extremely
clever in her living pictures.
"Ixion," o play that has been successfully
performed in all the large cities OF the
Union, was produced last night, Miss Jessie
Virlander assuming the role OF the Thessa-
liam prince. Miss Mabel Santley made q
capital Mercury, and one could almost be-
lieve that the winged god stood before hlm
in propria persong when he gazed at her.
Emily Vaughan rs Jupiter, Miss Blanch
Seton as Venus, Kate Allyne as q dear lit
tie Cupid, Juliette Nault as the private sec
retary OF Jupiter, and Hattie Forrest as
Juno, the queen OF the gods, could not De
surpassed.
The scenery was splendid and the gene.
raj effect grand. Indeed, one is almost LED
to believe he has got among the denizens OF
another world when looking at the per-
formance. The troupe Of Partisan dancers
introduced by Mile. Delacour are what
their name implies, sensational dancers, and
that with vengeance. Altogether the
whole performance is one Of the most va
ried and attractive ever put on the boards
in this city.
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LAST NIGHTS MozART.-The Mozart As
sociation gave a delightful musicale last
evening, and it was enjoyed by an immense
audience-larger than on any previous oc-
casion.
The programme, as usual, was uneXcep-
tionable, and evinced great taste on the
part OF the management. The instrumental
part last evening was particularly fine. The
violoncello solo, I" LIE Desiv," Of Fervais,
given by Professor Thilow, was treat sell
dom enjoyed. The selection, though rather
long, and one calculated to tire the average
audience, was listened to with marked at
tention throughout, which was in. itself a
proof OF and great compliment to the Pro-
fessor's mastery handling Of the cello.
In their duo on violin and cello, accom-
panied by Professor Ambold, the Messrs.
Peters added new laurels to their already
high reputation they have gained among
our Richmond musicians. Their execution
Of the duet, which was descriptive in its
character, was truly artistic, and won for
them prolonged and enthusiastic applause.
| But for the wise prohibition OF the commit
tee they would undoubtedly have been COM
PEELED to give an encore.
The orchestra was very full, and under
the skillful direction of Mr.. Reinhardt seem
to improve with each entertainment. Their
rendition OF Auber's overture "Die Siene,''
"Leib and Lust" by Parlow, and the ANA.
ryllis, was very fine, as was also that OF the
| "Coronation March," which was substi-
tuted for an instrumental trio which was to
have been played. f
| Miss Mamie Chamberlayne, who last
evening made her first appearance at the
Mozart, sang that beautiful and difficult
selection from "Der Freischutz," the
prayer.
Mr.. Dimmock sang with great taste and
expression lovely tenor solo, "Thou Art
Gone Far Away" by Truhn.
The Mozart quartette, which is composed
OF Messrs. Redford, Perham, Chamberlayne,
and Grant, sang with great sweetness and
accord the Evening Song" by c. Bank.
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The Fish Culturists' Association OF the
United States will hold their annual con-
yention in Judges Hall to-day and to.mor.
row. Hon. r. b. Roosevelt, OF New York,
will preside. The annual dinner will take
place Friday afternoon. The menu will be
entirely OF fish, OF which some seyenty-hye
varieties viii be served. A meeting OF the
Fish Commissioners OF the different States
will be held tomorrow at the Maryland
State Building. The meeting is called by
the United States Fish Commissio with
n view to the discussion OF matters OF mu-
tual interest and importance in connection
with the propagation OF food fish, and the
proceedings will be entirely private.
John Lick, the only son Of the late james
Lick, the California millionaire, passed
through Phiiadelphia on Monday on his way
to California, whittier he was summoned sby
the news OF his fathers death. he was De de-
cidedly retieent. and refused TO answer one
way or The other whether he would make an
effort to break the trust deed by which
James Lick gave away 81, 600, 600.
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Iableauz.-Laste evening Nunnally' HaI
was filed with brilliant audience to wit
nessan entertainment consisting Of tableaux,
charades, etc, and given for the benefit ol
Manchester Council, No. 102, Friends Of
Temperance. The following programme
was carried out: Tabl The Life Of 10.
seph-tweive scenes, twenty-one characters;
The Wooing Of Hiawatha-four scenes,
three characters; Poeahontas Saving Cap
tain Smith-one, scene, seven characters
Blue Beard-fye scenes, six characters
Ruth and Naomi one scene, two characters
The Four Seasons scenes, eight char.
acters; Beauty and the Beast-six scenes,
three characters. Box and Cox, Farce
one scene, three characters.
The evening passed of delightfully."-, and
the characters were all excellently sus-
tanned. The most prominent female char
acters were represented by Miss Mollie
B. H., Miss Camille B., Miss Belle'H., Miss
Stella W., Miss Annie ", Mi3s Minnie ",
Miss Sallie B. w. The gentlemen repre-
senting principal parts were Messrs. Charles
Walker, James Rogers, r. D. Hall, james
Hall, Arthur Tyson, David Weisiger, and
Alfred Cheatham. The general verdict was
that the entertainment was in all respects
perfect success, and it is hoped that il
will be repeated ct no very distant day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-06

SEET no THE PENITENTIARY For THREE
YEARs. yesterday Thomas Holmes, one Of
the negroes charged with attempting to break
into the house OF Thomas Kelley, was tried
and convicted and sent to the penitentiary
for. three years. Holmes having already
served one term in the penitentiary will
have FIVE years add ditional to serve.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-06

THE OLD DOMINION CLUBS BANNER
Yesterday afternoon the Old Dominion Club
Of Jefferson Ward, spread handsome new
flag to the breeze, the banner being unfurl-
ed from a rope stretched across Main street
from the club-rooms. The flag is fifteen by
eight feet, and bears the names OF Tilden,
Hendricks, and Walker. The Old Domin-
ion is one Of the oldest, most useful, and
enterprisiug clubs in the city.
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MANCHEsTER NEWS.

Our city sets In gaily for the fall season,
and the young people seem bent upon en-
loving themselves. We had last night the
5Psthian dedication, and at the tableanx to-
night we will have grand ball BY the
Terpsichorean Club for the benefit Of the
hall fund, and on Monday night there VIZ
he a GRAND concert given by the Washington
Choral Quartette for the benefit OF the y, va
rious benevolent orders OF the city: Ine
onartette is composed Of eolcred citizens
from Wasbing gton, and are judged by eompe-
tent critics TO be superior, as singers, 70 m tae
original Jubilee Singers. sss.5 S5sss.i
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PROPOSED VISIT OF THE HewTTzERs.-
The Richmond HoWitzers, Captain Carter,
met last night to make arrangement for a
contemplated visitto Staunton next week OF
number Of their members, with section
of the battery, to take part in the ceremonies
Incident to the unYeiling of the Baldwin
statue. The unyeiling will take place
during the Fair, which begins on the 10th,
Tuesday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-06

The CADETS EN- ROUTE TO THE CENTEN-
NIAL.-The Cadets from the Virginia Mill
tary Institute came down on the Chesapeake
and Ohio road yesterday from Goshen to
Gordonsville, where they took the Orange
road for Philadelphia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-06

STATE OF VIRGINIA, COUNTY OF HENRIco, IS:
], Samuel A. Glover, cashier Of the abore-named
bank, do soemnly that the above statement Is
true to the best Of my knowledge and belief
l>I 8. A. GLOVER; Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9th day
Of October, 1876. WILLIAM 7. ALLEN,
Notary Public
Correct-Attest: :s
w. HATCHER, Directors.
oc 6-2t 4. Y. STOKES,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-06

HORSE SToLEN.-On Wednesday night
between IL o'clock and daybreak the stable
OF Mr.. George c. Peace, in the lower por.
ton Of Hanover, was entered, and fine
red-roan horse carried away. Mr.. Peace
suspects man whom he had in his employ,
and who was missing the same morning that
the horse disappeared. The thief also car.
ried off two suits of clothes and five dollars
in money. Mr.. Peace came to the city on
yesterday and placed the case in the hands
of Detective John Wren.
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sEWING.MACHaNES.
GTILL TRIUMPHANTl
THE WHEELER 4 WILSON
READ THE RECORD OF THEIR TRIUsfPHs: |:

CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION, september az. 1879.
A splendid triunph WHEELER d WILSON
awarded the highest and the only special premium
for sewing. .machines-two medals OF merit and tMo
diplomas Of honor. America Is also ahead Ia SPOOL.
cotton. The Wiimantic Company were awarded
the diploma OF homer and medal OF merit for supe-
rior spool.cott0n. 4. s5!t.5 4
WHEELER & WILSON'S TRIUMPH-Tbe
WHEELER & WILSON Is the only company
awarded the double and highest honor of two medals
and two diplomas for superiority OF sew1ng-n1e
chimes. All statements to the contrary are tncos.
rect. See judges report
Industrial Expositions, Paris, 1855 and 1861
Worlds Fair, London, 1862; Industrial Expost-
tions at Lints and Konigsburg, 1888; Dantzig,
1854; Dublin, Cologne, wismar, and stettin, 1885
Exposition UnlSerselle, Paris, 1867; Vienna 1878.
DON'T take our statement for 1t, but nyestisateand
see for yourselves.
WHEELER & WILSON ,5.l
MANUFACTURERS COMPANY,
corner Ninth and Franklin streets,
c8-Iw Richmond, Va.
Il
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Not Expected to Liue.-Hampden Walden,
the old colored parson who attempted sui
eide at Gravel Hill last Saturday, was sink
ing rapidly last evening, and it was deemed
almost impossible for him to live the night
through.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-06

TRAIN DELAYED.--The eastward-b bound
passenger train on the Chesapeake and Ohio.
road, due here at $40 p. M. yesterday, was
delayed about two hours by q change in the
time boat at Huntington.
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TOURNAMENT AND BALL.-The annual
tournament and ball OF the Washington
Henry Academy will take place at 2 o'clock
this afternoon. Captain George ID. Wise
will deliver the coronation address at z.
NJ. The Committee Of. Arrangements Is
composed Of Messrs. Irwin HILL Robert T.
ferro, William L. Garrett, Richard Darri-
colt. Floor Committee: Messrs. r. T. Cas-
kins and j. r. Ellerson.
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have analysed the wnIsKRy known under the
brand OF "B SELECT, !" controlled by Msssrs. w
TER D. BLAIR q Co, Richmond, Va, and ind It
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL and other impurities, and
recommend its use for medicinal and family pnx.
noses.-J. u. McCAw, NJ. D., late Professor Of
Chemistry, Medical College OF Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-06

BOARD oF,V1sIToRs' MEET1NG.-The Board
OF Visitors Of the College of William and
Mary met yesterday, but transacted no busi-
ness Of interest, The Board will resume
its session at Mr.. Lyons's residence, corner
Sixth and Grace streets, at o'clock this
evening g..e,N . fI
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DISPATCH HPRINTING-HoUsR.-In order 70 meet
the constantly increasing demands OF our trade We
have added well-selected assortment OF NEW
TYPE, which, together with our improved VA
cHISERY and sKILFUL MEcHAMcAL TALEa1
warrant us in guaranteeing the VERY BEST cLAs'
OF WORK ut moderate figures and In the most e1pe
dittoua manner. t'1syss SIG
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BADLY BEATEN.-A difficulty occurred
yesterday morning near the corner OF
Twelfth and Bank. streets between two
young men from Norfolk and a citizen OF
Richmond. The gentleman Of this city was
knocked down and badly beaten and cut
about the face and head. Yesterday after
noon the alleged assailants were arrested
and carried to the Second police station
house, where they were bailed for their
appearance at the Police Court this morn
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D So.
was dedicated last night
and imnnsinr .cereTnnnina.

was dedicated last nigh ,..a interesting
and imposing ceremonies rhe dedication
was according 10 the beaudfa ritual OF the
Order, and took place In the presence of a
large audience Of fair ladies' and gallant
knights. a.
Addresses were made By Mr. w. H.
Wade, Colonel w. G. Darlington, Mr.. >. C.
Teller, Rev. George G. VandersliS, and
H. @. e.. Hartman. Friendship Lodge, No.
90, to whose uses the hall Was solemnly
dedicated, was presided over last evening
by the following officers: Rev. George G..
Vandersliee, prelate; q. y. b. Fisher, chan
,cellor commander; w. T. Lfthgow, Vice
chancellor; John Boyle, keeper Of records
and seal.
Among those present were Past Grand
Chancellor w. a.. Wade, Colonel w. O.
Darlington, H. C. G. Hartman, and Past
Grand Chancellors T.. e. Weisigef, B. q.
Briggs. II. C. Furguson, w. p. Archer,
and 0telnrs.
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HASp.MApE BOOTS and SHOES, OF every deserdpe
tion. to order, guaranteed to flt Repairing neatly
done by HERMAN BoscHEN BROTHER, Broad
afr /. . :
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BED BLANKETS can be had at lower prices than
ever known before; also, great bargains in FLAN-
NELs. 1t will pay you 10 make your purchases at
LEVY BROTHERS.
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Council Meeting.-To-night the regular
meeting of the Council takes place. 1t has
been three weeks since the last meeting took
place, as there were five Fridays in Septem-
hor.
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HILL q ANDERsoN, TIA. b., groceries, &c.
COOK g. LAUGHToE, 10 A. M.s pianos, carpets.
furniture, &c. 80 ls;ss - =
COOK l2 NJ, at washington Hall,
d h0ok-and-ladder truck, ladders, wheels, scfSpy
y iron, &c. .':l
VI. oDDIN,4 z. M new framed SailSilg on 6s-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-06

THE PARIS MILLINERY COMPANY win open for
fall trade on MONDAY, October 9th. Ladies WaR
wait and see novelties In millinery.
PARIS MILLINERY company, III
over Levy Brothers. Main street.
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WIN. IRA SMITH offers very large stock OF
CLOTHING entirely suitable for mems, youth's
and boys wear, at prices beyond competition. 11o9
Mai otrnpt jga. Esgst.aF
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HERMAN BoscnEN & BROTHER are selling taesr
large stock Of TRUNKS, vALIsEs, &C., at very low
prices to make room fer fall and winter boots oo8
and GIL Broad street.
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CALICO BALL.-The second annual calico
ball Of the Atlantic Base Ball Club will take
place atsLevy's ball on Monday, October
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-06

SMITH has as nice stock of ENTIRELY NEW
CLOTHING as can be found anywhere In this city.
1lO9 Main street.
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Juvenile Pslgilists. Two youngsters were
yesterday engaged on the streets in pu-
gilistic encounter, and were proceeding in
the most approved style to maui each other
when the cry Of "police" was raised. Act
ing upon the old adage,
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IANn5 n5AGKKCY. 1
,s>E:,sscwS:' nj

vaANDsAkfGAG1f5QE
81 fl GEORGE M. DREWRY.
J-.-~ = - 10I4 Nam 6TREET.
e xnR SALE q large number OF FkHST-GIAkH
SFSTaTEs with gpiendld smp9oyeInentSf mo txflu
ana m email EIRAid With and Without butldanEH 10
sssa are sits,ated on the Ianae4 anG esner
rsyers, and many of the small satfas fe psas sns
eiss " ,s,,sFR aL and TIarBRaRD LA1lE,g ta
Virginia and West Vlrgtnis. se o1s
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Less;e's Popular Monthly and Appteto1ls
journal for October received from y. j.
Ellyson, 1l12 Main street.
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SILKS can be had at old prices at LEVY Bro
TIERS. They have also q large stock of SILK VEL
VETS very cheap.
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ALI. OF THE NEW STYLES of ladies' and chill
drens HOSE at LEVY BROTHERS.. Also, large
assortment of fUNpEn-GARMENTs for men. women,
and.children. ,fqlfe
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NEW sTYEs CALIcoEs, CAMBHIcs, and PER.
Gales Mt LEVY BROTHERS..
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SMITHS NEW STYLES FANCY CASHMERE
PANTS now In store, entirely new. 1109 Main
street tt
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POSTPONED Hughes has decided
to hear the case of the Petersburg Railroad
Company in Norfolk on the 10th Of Noyem-
har
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. W. 81. Page, the Gas In
spector, left yesterday evening for soiourn
at the Centennial Of several weeks.
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Dedication of tic, ts;ais Hall Last
MINI. The hands dsems new Fythian Hals
erected for the use OF tho Order III tnls cay,
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Extract Of report from the celebrated physician
Erasmus Wilson, Of London, England:
.seyeraI severe cases Of consumption have come
under my observation that have been cured by the
timely use of CoLDES's LIEBIG's LIQUID Ex-
TRACT OF BEEF AND TONIC INyIGoRAT0n." 4,
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SITUATION WANTED, BY A YOUNG
- LADY-a position as COVERINGS to teach
children, or companion to an invalid. Salary very
reasonable. Best of references given. Address MISS
LOUISE. 302 Clinton street, Brooklyn, n. Y.
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SLIPPERS, TIES, BUsKINs, &C., cheap at Bo-
snrIEN,s 500 and 611 Broad street
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- He that fights and runs away
Nav live 10 fight another day,n

they skedaddled. They were subsequently
nabbed, however, and will this morning
quail before the reproYing eyes Of Justice.