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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-30

PERsoNAL.-Among the visitors at the
Tobacco Exchange yesterday were Edward
Winfree. Clover Hill; William p. Dupuy,
Prince Edward; p. S. Terry, Big Lick; L.
l.. Strause, Danvllle; DR.. Fl. c. PerroW,
Augusta; j. E. Dempsey, Fayette, VIVA.
B. O'Mallony, Clarksvile.
W. w. Corcoran, Esq, Of Washington.
will come down with the presidential party.
He has engaged three elegant rooms at the
Ballard House.
Senator Johnston is in the city, ana ap-
peared before the Supreme Court yesterday
in the important case involving the tllle ol
the Southwestern Salt-Works.
The Exchange reports about one hundred
and fifty rooms engaged. There is plenty
Of evidence that there will bca great crowd
here, but our visiting friends need not Tear
that accommodations will be lacking. We
can provide for all.
Colonel John A. Sloan, formerly OF this
city, has reached here from Greensboro
n. c., and reports that the people on the
South Side are thoroughly awakened with
desire to attend our Fair.
General Wade Hampton cannot come on,
much to the regret Of his numerous friends
here.
Levy Brothers take the lead in decora
tions. Their store is credit to them, and
their enterprise is credit to the city.
Leave it with them, and all our principal
thoroughfares would be gay with banners,
and streamers, and colors.
Poor Edwin Adams, the actor, who died
Yesterday, was well-known in Richmond,
and before the war belonged to stock
company al the Marshall Theatre.
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[FoR OTHER "LOcAL" SEE FOURTH PAGE.

NEW YORK LIFE-1NSCRANCE COAPASY-FA-
yoEADLE REPORT DY SUPERINTENDENT SMYTH.
Albany, ~ T., October 24.-Thc Superintendent Of
the insurance Department of the State Of New YorS
has just fled his report OF the examination Of the
New York. Superintendent Smyth says, among
other things:
Having completed 4 searching examination into
the affairs Of the New York Lifc-Insurance Compa-
n.y. 1t affords him unqualified pleasure to be able to
make public the gratifying fact that the result Is
most satisfactory Every item Of liability, real and
actual. contingent, sworn to by the officers In
the last annual report made 10 the Department, has
becn closely scrutinized, and the statements in said
report found to be true to the letter, and no other
liabilities were found to exist. The system of book
keeping adopted by the company after many years
of experience seems to be perfect, judged by the
hardest test that could be applied under the law.
The net surplus over all liabilities amounts to $5,-
962,S73.70. lie finds the title to all property on
which the company holds mortgages, which 1t
owns entirely satisfactory, aud the valuations of
the department of such property agree substantially
with those OF the company. The cash securities OF
the company, costing $9,73O,520.91, are Of the
most exceptionable character, and are worth $780,,
5l5.76 more than cost The total gross assets
amount to $33, 100, ,669.46. The superintendent,
in conclusion says that he has no hesitation In STAT
ing that this great corporation Is entitled to the pub
lie confidence, and Its officers to his warmcst COM
mendations.-Sep York Tribune.
This staunch and reliable company IS represented
I'm this city by Mr. j. i. MOORE and MILLHIsER &
STRAUS.
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WEATHER REPORT.

ISnTCATIoNs FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States. partly cloudy weather,
POSSIBLY areas OF light rain. warm south
westerly vcering to Colder northwest winds,
rising barometer.
For the South Atlantic States, increasing
cloudineSS. rain areas. southerly winds, sta
iionarv temperature and stationary or lower
pressure.
For the Gulf States, cloudy, rainy wealth
or. warm SouthcaSterly winds, followed by
rising barometer and colder northeast OF
northerly winds, and in the western district
hy clearing weather.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
cloudy weather and rain areas, followed by
clearing weather, colder northcrly winds
and rising barometer.
Cautionary signals continue at Cape May
Atlantic City, BarncSat, Sandy Hook, ant
arc ordered for New London, Newport
Woods Hole. Boston, Thatchcr's Island
Poriland. and EaStport.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, mild,
and pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: + y. NJ, oG;
o =. NJ. g.: noon. - 3 =. NJ, 10; Z.
d., IS midnight. 60.
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lon the OCCASION of their visit to the State

on the OCCASION OF their Visit to the State
Fair and the capital city:
!. The president OF the Society, ex-presi-
dents, and members Of the Executive Com
mittee will in body call on President Hayes
Mt his quarters at the Exchange Hotel on
Tuesday evening, goth instant, at or about
8 O'Clock. $3.50,
2. On Wednesday morning at II o'clock
the ex-Dresidents OF the Society, the Execu-
tive Committee, and the chief marshal OF the
Fair and his aids, in carriages ana on horse
back, will meet President Hayes and his
party under the escort OF the city authorl-
ties, on Broad street at the corporation
limits, from which point they, VIII De con-
Quoted into the Fair-Grounds by the ohcers
OF the Society, under their chlei marshal
II. Thompson Brown, to the offlce OF the
president of Society who, with the Gov
ernor OF the State, will be there to meet
them for introduction, &C., while arrange.
ments are being made for the reception and
welcome by Governor Kcmper.
8. The President OF the United states,
members OF his Cabinet, and other accom-
panyinp friends, will be conducted to the
balcony Of the brick Offices, from which
.point the Governor will Introduce the Presi-
dent to the people of the State there assem-
bled. and welcome him in the name OF the
Commonwealth.
4. After these ceremonies the President
and his party, at their pleasure, will, In an
informal manner, visit the various. depart
ments OF the exhibition.
5. At 2 O'Clock P. NJ. the President and
invited guests will partake OF lunch pro-
vided by the Society at the dining-rooms
under the grand-stand. which will be in
charge of the ladies OF the Grace-Street
Presbyterian church.
G. Afterwards, at the pleasure OF the
President and his party, they will be re-
cciyed by the escort OF the city authorities
and conducted, according to their pro-
gramme, to some prominent points OF IN
terest in and around the city.
7. On Thursday, at II NJ, the President
and ,,arty, under the city escort, will be re-
ceiYed in the same manner as on the pre-
yious day at the corporation limits and con-
Quoted into the FAIRGROUNDS, where they
will witness the competitive military drills,
and afterwards the military will be reviewed
by the President.
6. After spending as much time within
the grounds as may be agreeable to the
President and his party the officers OF the
Society will take leave OF them, and they
will be received by the city escort.
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The workfngrnen's Union.

hESsRs. JOHN A. BELTIN, THOMAS II. LEARY,
PATRICK II. STARKE, JOHN G. SPASGESBURG,
AND JAMES E. TYLER NOMINATED FOR THE
LEGISLATURE.
An adjourned meeting OF the Working
mems Union OF Richmond was held last
night at ew-Market Hall. Some one hun
dred and twenty persons were present. Will
liam II. Benson presided, with Charles ii.
Martin rs secretary.
After the enrolment OF number OF new
members the Committee on Nominations
reported, through William .. Wesson, the
names OF the following gentlemen as can.
didates for the Legislature:
John 4. Belyin,
Thomas II. Leary,
Patrick II. Starke,
John G. Spangenburg,
James f. Tyler.
In reply to a question, it was stated that
these gentlemen arould accept the nomina-
tions.
The nominations were unanimously rati-
fed amid great cheering.
The following committee was appointed
to wait on the gentlemen named and re-
quest their acceptance OF the nomination.
The committee was also empowered to in
yite the gentlemen to attend the regular
meeting of the Union, to be held at Har-
mony Hall Thursday night at s O'Clock.
A communication was read from Judge
Guigon in answer to request for the ap-
pointment OF one Judge OF election, to be
recommended by the Union, at each pre-
cinct. Judge Guigon stated that by law the
Judges were appointed at the May term OF
the Hastings Court for one year, and there
were no vacancies.
a committee was appointed to wait on
the Republican Judges and request them
to resign, and the same committee was en-
powered to wait on Judge. Guigon and re-
quest the appointment OF Judges recon.
mended by the Union in place OF those re-
signed.
After the transaction OF some unimpor-
tant business the meeting adjourned with
cheers for the candidates. to meet at Har-
mony Hall Thursday night at s O'Clock.
John A. Belvin and P. H. Starke are old
and well-known citizeIs, and are largely en-
gagged in business here. Thomas II. Lcary
is a lawyer by profession, and is member OF
the City School Board. John &. Spangen.
burg is German, and is 4 member OF the
Board Of Aldermen from Clay Ward He
keeps q saloon in Manchester. James E.
TYLER is member Of the firm Of Duke 4
Co., carpenters, and resides at No. 900 east
Clay street. He is at present orderly ser
geant OF the Grays, and was captain in
Mahone's old brigade during the war.
The Executive Committee decided not to
publish an address to the citizens OF Rich
mond, but to republish the platform o,
principles.
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GRAND OPESING.-Having attcd up In 1rst-class
style the premises Thirteenth and Cary streets as
barroom and restaurant we invite our friends and
the public generally to grand opening, commenc-
ing at l O'Clock this morning. The bar will be sup
piled with the best wines, liquors, and cigars, and
the restaurant with all the dclicacics OF the season.
The only place In the city where the best Milwaukee
beer can be obtained. Give us CALL we shall study
to please you. BLUEMELINCK L HEcHLER,
Thirteenth and Cary streets.
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CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED!
SCIIESCK'S PCLMONIC SYRUP,
ScIIESCK-S SEA-WEED Ton

SCuESCK'S PCLMONIC SYRUP,
SCHENCK'S SEA-WEED TONIC,
SCuESCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS,
are the only medicines that will cure Pulmonary
Consumption.
Frequently medicines that will stop cough Will
occasion the death Of the patient: they lock up the
liver stop the circulation OF the blood, hemorrhaSe
follows and in fact they clog the action Of The very
organ that caused the cough.
Liver Complaint aud Dyspepsia are the causes OF
two thirds of the cases oil Consumption. Many per-
sons complain Of dull pain in the side, conStipa-
ion coated tongue, pain in the shouder-bade, feel
ings Of drowSincss and rcStcssnesS, the food lying
heavily Oh the stomach, accompanied with acidity
and bclching up of wind.
These symptoms usually originate from dlsor-
dered condition of the stomach or torpid liver.
Persons so affected, If they take one or two heavy
colds, and If the cough In these cases be suddenly
checked will find the stomach and liver cogged re-
naming torpid and inactive and almost before they
are aware the lungs of and liberated
the result OF which Is death.
Schencks Pulmonic Syrup Is AL expectorani
which docs not contain opium, or anything calcu
lated to check acough suddenly.
Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic dIssolveS the food
mixes with the gastric juices Of the stomach, aid:
digestion, and creates ravenous appetite.
When the bowels are costtve, skin salow, or tho
symptoms otherwise of bilious tendency, Sclienck:
Mandrake Pills are required.
These medicines are prepared only by
j. II. SCHENCK & Son,
northeast corner Sixth and Arch streets, -
Philadelphia.
and are for sale by all druggists and dealers.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE FOR THE FAIR
The accommodation train on the Frede-
ricksbure road will run to Milford during
Fair.week, leaving Milford at s A. NJ, and
leaving Richmond at G:o5 r. NJ. & Lnls
schedule will be run until SATURDAY, "neii
the regular schedule will be resumed.
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TICKETS TO TIE STATE FAIR.-Go 10 GAR
BERs Ticket. On1cc. S26 Main street, and buy your
life-mcmbership, instament. annual. and admission
tickets to the State Fair and avoid the rush at the
gates. CARRIER will also line or omnibuses
from Seventh and Broad streets to the Fair Grounds,
commencing at 8 4. NJ. daily.
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WE HAVE now ON HAND one OF the largest ana
most complete assortments of Boots, Shoes, Trunks
Yaliscs, and Satchcls to be found In the city-good
goods at low prices. Mems handmade Boots and
Shoes speciality. In addition to larse stocko
these goods ready.made, We make to order any sylc
of boot or shoe made by hand, frst-class work, pf
the best materials imported, and guarantee fs.
DO not be led astray BY advertisements OF cheap,
low-psiced goods There Is no economy in buying
them. Buy from an old house whose reputation for
fair dealing has been firmly established. =. ,.s;
HERMAN BoscuEN & BROTHER,
600 and 51l Broad street.
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To TIE TnADE.-Will!s, Lcshan, Lowman, :" &
Sclect,n and Allegheny Whlskcys. large variety
of cigars Of every grade, Of our own manufacture
Tobaccos- teas, and wines and liquors Of our own
importation. Lowest prices guaranteed
w. d. BLAIR & Co.,
003 Main street.
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ALMOST FmE.-A shade in the second
story OF the residence Of Alderman z. W.
Pickrell, No. 211 west Franklin street,
caught fire last night about O'Clock. The
affair created considerable CONSERVATION
among the inmates OF the house and excite
ment among the party assembled in
honor OF Colonel johnson opposite. The
flames were suppressed without serious
don,
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BEAUr1FUL FLowERs.-We have receiver from
Messrs. ToLER HOOPER, the popular horists,
corner Of Cherry and Albemarte streets, sp,enuiu
collection Of beautiful flowers Ihesc gehuene''
have an excellent assortment OF CarnatiohS, VIZ 'n
lets, Tuberoses, Heliotropes, Japoncas' &c'' lu
h,onr, and In abundance, and are prepared 10 make
BASKETS, Bouquets, Designs, &cr ut short noliee'
Give them call.
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SALE OF LARGE CARY-STREET WAREHOUSE.
Messrs. Williams & Gibson sold on yesser-
day, ut auction. the large warehouse near
the corner OF Cary and Fourteenth streets,
occupied by the Old Dominion Iron ana
Nail. w Works, for S14,850.
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THE STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE have de-
cicd to have no election tickets printed this year.
All canddarcs-State, district, city, and county
must have them printed themselves. Send orders to
the DiSpatch PrntingIIousc, aud you will get them
printed promptly and cheaply.
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D.WRITER.-Profcssor 2. G. WILHoT, who
Is without any exception the finest Card-Writel
within our ken, arrived in town last week, and
seems to be doing thriving business. His work Is
elegantly dene, and work Of art certainly deserves
patronage. He Is stopping at Mr.. MARGHACsEN's
l Governor street.
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ELECTIoN-TICKETs.-Th State Committee Will
not furnish tickets the different counties this year.
To prevent delay and disappointment, send your or
ders to Dispatch Printing. House at once.
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Mr.. CRANE Is receiving another lot Of that ceie-
brated Premiere Serre Champagne, and would be
pleased to receive orders for It. The price has been
reduced, owing to the low rate OF gold.
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SICK AND NERVOUS HEADAcHE.-DR. &. W.
BENsoN's CELERY AND CHAMosILE PILLS art
prepared expressly to cure Sick Headsche, Nervous
Headache, Dyspeptic Headache, Neuralgia, Ner'
vou.ness and seeplessness, aud viii cure any case
Price, soc Postage free. Sold by all druggtsts
ONCE lO6 north Eutaw street. Baltimore, Md.
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The PRESBYTERIAN SCNDAY-ScH0OL UNION.
The Scni-annual mcctin" OF the PreSbyte-
fian Sunday-School Union OF Richmond
ana Manchester vas held at the Manchester
Presbyterian church Sunday evening at 81
O'Clock. The church was crowded, there
being in attendance large delegations from
The Richmond Sabbath schools.
James Gordon, Esq, president OF the
Union, occupied the chair. The exercises
were opened with prayer By Rev. William
a. Campbell and singing blythe Manchester
Ssbbath school.
Interesting addresses were delivered by
Rev. J. h. liazen, W. l.. Hill, OF Chicago
formerly OF Richmond), and j. ID. X.
Slcight, president Of the Richmond Young
Mems Christian Association.
No reports OF average attendance were
read, as these reports are received ut the
regular meetings on the second Sunday in
each month The monthly meetings are
FOR the teachers, the scmi-annual meetings
Tor the scholars.
The exercises Sunday were full Of inter-
Isl and instruction, and were enliyened by
excellent singing by the Sabbath-school
children.
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VISITORS TO THE STATE FAIR should be sure to
go to PIzZINI'S Restaurant, where they can get
Oysters in every style, Steaks, Coffee, Tea, &c.
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THE STATE FAIR.
for the First Days
Exhibition.

MEETING OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
OF THE AGRICULTURAL soCIRTY-A PEEP
INTO THE FAIR-GRoUNDs-PRoGR
FOR TO-DAY-THE RACES AND THE EN-
TRlEs-IMMENsE CROWD EXPECTED. &C.
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DIR. c. A. MERCER, Dentist, will be at his ofhct
during the Whole Of Fair-week. 703 Maiu street
between Seventh and Eighth.
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WHITE CHINA DINNER SETs-the greatest bar
gains ever yet offered-at f. b. TAYLoR'S.
1O11 Nain street.
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SEND your orders for election-tickets to Dispatch
Prlnting-House, and you Will have them printed
promptly and cheaply.
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FRENCH AND ENGLISH CHAMBER TOILET SETS
the largest variety ever offered, ut
f. b. TAYLOR'S,
l01l Main street.
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FINE DECORATED DINNER AND TEA SETS, ut
lowest rates, at E. B. TAYLoR's,
I0ll Main street.
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COAL VASES In great variety ut
f. B. TAYLoR'S,
1O11 Main street.
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TIN CHAMBER SETS In great variety at
E. B. TAYLoR's,
~~-.. 1O1l Main street.
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ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR MEADE & BAKERS
CARBoLIc MOUTH WASH, for sore gums and de-
cayed teeth. Fifty cents bottle.
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DRcAYgD TEETH disinfecled by MEADE & BA-
KER'S CARDoLIc MoUTH-WAsH. Fifty cents .
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PRICES REDUCED.-Strangers should not fall TO
call at No. so Ninth street, corner Of Frankln and
examine the WHEELER & WILSON new No. S-the
best Sewing Machine In the world.
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HoGsE-FURNIsHING GOODS of all kinds to be
had at lowest rates at f. B. TAYLOR's,
1Ol1 Main street,
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PRESIDENT HAYES.
Preparations for His Reception this
Afternoon.

WHAT THE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY PRO-
POSES ToDO FOR HIS ENTERTAINMENT
HoNoRs FROM THE WHITE AND CoLORED
CLERGY-DECoRATIO &C., &C.
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BLEEDING AND W CERATED GUNS healed by
MEADE s BAKERt CARBoLIc MoUTu-WAsH
Fifty cents bottle.
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THE SAPoNINE DENTIFRICE prepared by MEADE
6 BAKER will eradicate the inciplent tartar on
teeth aud prevent decay. Fifty cents box.
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THE LEE GALLERY.-The thanks OF the Virginia
Bapris,s are due to Mr. DAVIES for the splendid
pictures OF their ministers.
RELIGIOUS HtRALD.
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MASHED BY A BOlLER.-An ambulance-call
was sounded from the Central office ut 3:i8
+. NJ. yesterday. 1t was occasioned by the
iniuriDg OF George Brown (colored). Brown
was engaged in putting boiler on a wagon
in front Of Asa snyder's, on Cary street
near Eleventh, when 1t slipped and fell on
hln. The injured man was conveyed TO
bis residence, in rear OF Ettenger u Ed
uond's foundry.
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VISITORS TO THE STATE FAIR SHOULD NOT
fail to call at MoUNTCAsTLE & CofER'S and ex-
anime their fine assortment of Stoves, Tin-Ware.
Lamps, aud House Furnishing Goods. At the old
and popular stand, $50 Broad street, between Fifth
and Sixth streets.
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SILyER-PEATED GOODS Of all kinds and fine
Tablet Cutlery very cheap 1T +. i. TAYLoR'S,
1O1l Main street.
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Do NOT WAIT to have your election-tickets
printed Send orders ut once TO Dispatch Print
iug-IIOuse.
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GoLp-BASD TEA SETS-i4 pieces for SO and
$40 per set-at +. B. TAYLoR'S,
10l1 Main street.
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TIE LEE GALLERY.-The best PHOTOGRAPH
GALLERY in the United States.
CHRISTIAN OBSERVER.
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BEAUTIFY YOUR TEETH by using MEADE BA-
KERS elegant SAroNINE DE.ITIFRICE. FLY
cay,fu how
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FANCY GooDs.-The largest stock to be found IN
the city at lowest prices. L. B, TAYLOR,
1o11 Main street.
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THE LEE GALLERY has Eeyer been surpassed, so
far as my observation goes, In this style OF ar1.
Rev. j. L. BURROWS.
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Go TO PIzzISI's If you wish good meal.

YOU CAE GET 4 NICE LUNCH at PIzZINIs La
DIES RESTAURANT, SO7 BroaG street.
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THE SCHOONER EMILY CURTIS, Hardie
master, which arrived here on Saturday
from Boston with cargo Of salt, was con.
signed to Cringan, Morris IL Co., and not
Davenport IL Norris, as before reported.
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THE CARBoLIc MoUyH-WxsH Is pleasant 70 the
taste, and nm excellent garge for sore-throet Fifty
cents n bottle. 49,.
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DIscoLoRzD TEETH rendered beautifully white
by the use OF MEADE q BAxEa'S sAPoSINE DEM
THRICE. Fifty cents box.
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THE LEE GALLERY.-The best specimens and
the finest likeness Of General LEE ever taken
Mrs. General r. Z. LEE.
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Our best dentists use and recommend MEADE q
BAKERS CARBoLIc MoUrH-WAsH. Fifty cents
bottle. -
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TIE LEE GALLERY.-Bcautiful,a artistic, and &C
cnra,e ,itepesses. Rev. c. c. BITING.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Your orders for Gle
ton tickets 10 Dispatch PrntiDg-IIouse.
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PIzzINI, sO7 Broad street. has fine lot Of Can
dies.
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THE LEE GALLERY.-The pictures are admirably
and rastefully arranged Rev. >. u. JErEh'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-30

ORANGES AND BASASAs-P1zzINI has splcn-
did lot of them,