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VELAS DE CONPOSlCION.

Hay de venta de las de cuatr0 V cnco en- libra en-
rasa de los sehores Gonzalez Hermancs Plaza Prin-
cipal Cruz 23. Hts NJ oct
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-10
Nueva imprenta
mDEL BOLETlN." "
FORTALEZA, 81.

Contando esta imprenta con toda clase de
elementos asi de personal como de material
moderno de las mejores tabricas, y abundancia
lie papel. haee con LIMPIEZA, BARATURA
Z PKESTEZA toda clase de impresos, hbloS,
u. desde los mas sencillos los mas largos
tompcatlos. Para estalos cuenta con exec
leRtes cajas mecanicas
PARA Ell COMERCIO.
Conocimientos de buques de vapor.-Idem de idem
10 yela-Polizas de embarque para cabotale.-De-
saraeiones. &c. &C.. y
RARA Los AYUNTAMIENTOS.
Irmaoion del renarto territorial libros talonarios
DO matrlculas de ganado. id. taonarios de gula de
maderas. hGramient0s municipales cargaremes etc.
etc. -r.r x,or,rucr.Y
One tedas las auincenas Ia salida de los vapores
insieses con la Correspondence para Europa las te
neInos de yenta.
TAMBTEN Sc ENCUENTRA DE VENTA
RFGLAMENTOS GENERATES DE BILLAR
4 80 GENTAvos EJEMPLAR.
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GanlariaS bregarOy Comp.

Ponen en- onoeimiento de- slls amigos del comsr-
eio general que dssde esta fecha abren una casa
de Comcryio en- la Playa de la ciudad lie Ponce que
Sc dedieara todos los ramos de negoCo5 poro ts-
pecialmeute nj de comisiup
Ponce 10 dc Oetubre de 1877. 1-6
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s0CIEDAD AN0NIMA
DE
CREDITO MERCANTIL.
situaciOn de la GAIA en- este dia,
nECURS0S.
Existencia en- elective metaioo. ...... S1ls507 50
Valores en- cartera Obiigacones. con
formidades pagar6s .................. 3sI664 SO
0PERAcIoNEs EFECTUADAs DEsDE
La INSTAIAcInN.

San Juan, Puerto-R Rico de oetnhra de 1s77.- Fl
Contador, Rafael Perez Gafcta.--Yo Be- El MaroiJs
de la EspefGHga, Director,
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), soMraos. rrsos. stMasos PESOS. S0NGnos. rs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-10-10
lmportantisino.

Tenicndo en- cuenta que no tedos les es possible
pita versa. deseando pr6sentar faciliinieW
para su communication entire estos centros demae
pueblos que SO encuentran en- el transto, he acOf.
dado en- cOmbinAci II con les empresarios de BnTn~
estahlecer una inea que el trAyoctO ih>
dicado balo las condiciones siguientess
10 La empresa hard dos Wages nor heInana an
los dias hurHs que ac0ntinuaciOns 50 daBiRhAn.
III LINES Is del corriente hara su primer Hnlf6n
:he dc esta villa para SNtano las de Ia ma
nam regresarl el iueyeH de IL propA selnann ga
liendo de dicho punto las O de In nniaanA
90 Cada pasajero solo podra lleyar eduinaEo 0unf
no exceda de media arroba.
80 Sc admtirdn Dasajes para cualQulera do Los
paebloS pnr dondc hn dc pasar la eMprusA. ei0mpru
que no estuviesen 9cupados los asientos dfr8ctOa.
sea hasta Cataho y vico-verSNs
ID, esta villa Mnnati %t.--De Malatt & VoaArbg-
lasL-De Vega-balaa Vega Sly de V0ga-alt1
Catano S.
- Tomados los asientos no tendrdn dereeho No
enalquiera Ia causa que por 81 conyenencA 10 mos
tive
50 Los ninos hasta h ellad do 20 naos. paRardn
la mta dol pasalO pero 81 excede de aQuela b ha.
ran del asientD eOmpleto se# ss
90 sier euenta do los pasaieros los gastoe se pa-
cuanslo ina rios est0n cfocid0s
III coehe tentira cnatr0 Ssinntoa 10 - i0a 1on
de atras que ocNpaFslM los primeros 0ue
billetea 3ay 40 para los dos nitimesr--.4
Los agentes eesta empresa set6n. en AnnGibo.
y. Francisco Huelva.-En Manau d JoHe 6Afci8
Muniz : I'm Vega. ha{As ID. Ramon Apmaua-kng Vera.
attn. ID. Modesto ArVhila.-En Bayamon. ID. pedxe
Kuisol-Y On Ia Capital D. PlAcido Noell en- 81 c6l&
No lmuu, NOrxAs Y,rr mn Arran
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Guy: second best pair of mules. $40, W. J. Nc
'o"e'' DEPARTMENT vIr.-sw1sE.


C,oss 1-I,rre Breeds, &C.: Best boar two years
and over $50. A. r. Vrnable: second best boar two
years and over, $40, A. d. Fulford: best boar one
year and under two, $d0 ~ t n. tenape sSe1ne na
ble: best brood SOW between one and two years,
A. r. Venabie second best brood sow between one
r der ONE gWo year venaIe second best brood
SOW under one year, 80, A. al Fuilord: bcst SOW ana
pigs or hsT boar 1Mo
and over, $50. G. Pr.tt: second best boar two
years and over, $40, F. ", Chiles; best boar be-
ond best boar between one anftwo Years, ss, A: M.
Kenny; best boar under one year, SlO. Il. Z. Da-
MEL; second best boar undcr ione year, 80; a. M.
600. A. AZ. Rovman; second best breedng-sow two
years and over 3d. DIR. j. g. Rea!tie; best brood
SOW between and iM9 and M ~ two
$8. A. K. Venahle; best brood,sow under one year,
MO, A. NJ Bowman; second best brood-sow under
one year x5 G. j. Pratt: best SOW and seven pigs
or more. her own. $50. DR.. ). G. Beattic.
The discretionary committee. 10 whose attention
pen Of Ave pss Sss sSeS sse SB he
certificate or medal. as he m.y elect.
The boar of a. NJ. Bowman; under one year Old
nary beauty and merit" were recommended to the
notice of the discretionary committee by tie judges
Cf award. ,o
brerd the Judges decided to divide the first and sec
ond premiums between hessrs. A. N. Fuitorh ana
A. r. Venable. and recommended the ooars OF tue
same class OF Mr.. Bowman 10 Inc n)lce Oh 'ne JUS
cretionary committee.
The same action was taken by the judges In the
contest for tbest breeding SOW, two years OLD ana
over large breed" the first and second premiums
being divided between the same two gentlemen, me
SOW OF Mr.. Fulford being recommended 10 the dls-
cretIonarv premium.
This concludes the official list, with the
exception of few items which will be pub
lished hereafter. Parties finding errors in
the lists can have them corrected by calling
at the office of the Society.
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CoNyEYASCEs OF REAL ESTATE FOR WEEK
ENDING NOVEMBER 3, 1S77.-Lots fronting :
60 feet on Laurel street corner OF Abe
marie for SG1S; 80 feet on Graham street,
80 feet on Louisiana street near Marshall,
and so feet on Franklin street between Mad
ison and Monroe, for S15.30G; 80 feet on
Second street between Jackson and Duval
for S645; A feet on Franklin street between
Madison and Monroe for $500; "a feet on
Ninth street near Leigh for 81, 900; 30 feet
on Albcmarle street near Belvidere for $500 :
16t feet on Cary street near Adams for
81, 100; 90 feet on Second street between
Broad and Grace for $4,000 ;, 10 feet on St.
John street corner OF Federal for S152; 16s
feet on Marshall street for $3.50; % feet
on P street near Twenty-eiGhth for $3.50 ;
so fect on Second street between Clay and
Leigh for S1,sO0; 165 feet on Cary street
near Adams for S2,110; 28 feet on Twenty
first street betw cen Main and Franklin for
$3.50; 25 feet on Venable street between
Rose and Twenty-ffth for S2I5; % feet on
Second between Main and Franklin fol
s; 81 feet on Leigh street between First
and ST. James for $500.
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PERFECT DURABILITY IN PHOTOGRAPHS SE-
CURED.-IIaying purchased the exclusive right for
this city o: NJ. Lambert process for Carbon Print
ing, which is known to he Interchangeable In any light
climate, will use 1t In future for all colorcd or
crayon pictures. Such work, costing more than Or
dnary plain photographs, may now be relied upon
as perfectly permanent. have also secured a pro-
cess for enlarging pictures by Carbon Transparent
cics, which will enable to make cheaper. better
and larger pictures from small negatives than can
be produced by any other method.
D. II. ANDERSON, 9l3 Main street.
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W. GODDIN. trustees sale OF large lot OF i'm
proved and unimprovcd real estate in Manchcs.
ter.
ROBERT e. LYME, +. IL. commissioners sale o.
three framed tenements, with good lot to each
on New Tor Twcnty-tirst} street between Short
and Pleasant streets, Union Hill.
w. GODDIN, 4 p. NJ, brick tenement No. 22l
Mayo street.
ROBERT B. LYME, d! p. H. real estate In Man.
chester.
CHAFFIN, STAPLES & CO., IL W., trustees sale
of land In IIcrrico county four miles below The
city on the Osborne turnpike.
GEORGE s. YASHOE & SON, P. NJ, suburban
residence on Grove avenue west of the city.
r, i. WHITING. 10 A. NJ, household and kitchen
furniture and suGdres.
J. THOMPSON BROWN, i ,. A., trustees sale o
framed house and lot Oh Afams street between
Clay and Leigh.
J.D. WHITEHEAD, TO 4. NJ, groceries, &c.
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| pro-consul OF Achaia, and, having resisted
every temptation to renounce his mission anC
sacrifice to the gods OF the heathen, he was
treated with the utmost severity, and finally
crucified on the 3OtIl Of November, 4. D.
50. The cross used on this occasion was OF
the form called "cru1 decusSdta. y
and commonly known Us st. Andrews
cross. 1t was made OF two pieces
of timber crossing each other in the
centre. in the form Of the letter x.
Contrary to-the usual custom he was fas-
tened to the cross with cords instead Of
nails, that bis death might be the more lin
gering and tedious. In this condition, says
one authority, she hung two whole days,
teaching and instructing the people in TIE
best manner his situation would admit OF,
being sometimes so weak and faint as scarce
to have the power OF utterance. In the
mean time great interest was made 10 tne
pro-consul TO spare his life; but the Apos-
tie earnestly begged of the Almighty that
he might now depart and seal the truth Oh
his religion with his blood"
HIS PRAYERS WERE HEARD,
and he expired, as before stated, on the last
day OF November. His body is said to have
been decently and honorably inferred by
MaximiIlia, lady Of quality and estate,
who, Niceporus tells us. was the wife OF
the pro-consul. Constantine the Great after
wards removed it to ConstantinoDle, and
buried it in the great church he had erected
in honor OF the Apostles. Here it remained
until the year A. D. 500, when, it is said,
q Scottish Abbot by the name Of Regulus
caused it again to be removed from Con-
stantinople to Scotland, and buried in n
church with monastery which he had
erected to the saint OF Abernethy.
The festival OF St. Andrew was instituted
in Scotland in the year A. D. $50, and from
that time to the present has been generally
observed as the great national religious
festival-day of Scotchmen wherever dis
persed. The saint was
ADMITTED INTO THE MASONIC CALENDAR,
and his anniversary" adopted as a. Ma
sonic festival on the 30th OF November,
1877. Previously to this time the festival
days OF the order in Scotland, as in every
other country in Christendom, had been
from the early days OF Christianity the oath
of June and2Ith of December; but the pc
culiar condition OF the order there at the
date above given, and the important changes
which then took place in its organization
and government, led to a corresponding
change in its anniversary festivals.
Such are the more prominent points-ElS-
torical and gendary-in the life OF this dis
tinguished apostle, as they have come down
to us from the early days Of Christianity.
A more elaborate narrative was not deemed
necessary for the purpose OF the present.
sketch.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-05

To know what IS becoming to herself, as wen as
stylish and tasteful, is the practical problem that
"Andrews's Bazaar " has solved for many ladies' Its
wealth Of information, exquisite taste. and never
failing accuracy Of patterns, give 1t pre-emnence
over all competitors. Send to W. K. Andrews, Gin
cinuati ten cents for specimen COPY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-05

CAzESEUYE TO-NIGHT.-La Commanders
Cazeneuve will appear tonight at the Thea
tre in his budget Of wonders. In every
city that he has visited he has received the
hiabest cncomiums, and great programme
is promised for each evening OF his engage
ment n n in this city. The great mystery, "The
Donbls Indian Mall" will also be pre-
sented. in which Nine. Cazeneuve will ap-
near. NJ. Zimmermon, in company win
Eazeneuve, will arrive in Richmond this
morning and stop at the st. James Hotel.
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WEATHER REPORT.

ISp,cArI0Ns FOR SuSDAY.-For the Mid.
die Atlantic States, clear or partly cloudy
weather. westerly winds, stationary or
low or temperature, and rising barometer.
For the South Atlantic States, clear or
partly cloudy weather, northwest winds,
stationary temperature, and higher pressure.
For the East Gulf States, warmer, clear or
partly cloudy weather. northerly winds,
yeering to soItheasterly, and stationary or
lower pressure.
For the West Gulf States, warmer, partly
cloudy weather, possibly rain-areas' south
easterly winds, and falling barometer.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, clear
OF partly cloudy weather, variable winds,
shifting to warmer southerly, and rising fol-
lowed by falling barometer.
Cautionary signals continue at Cape May,
Atlantic City, Barnegat, and Sandy Hook.
THE WEATHER on SATURDAY was clear,
cool, and pleasant. with westerly winds.
THERMOMETER SATURDAY: + 4. NJ, 45;
0 4. NJ, S.; noon, 61; p. NJ. 80; 6 Z.
h., 5C: midnight, 46.
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POLICE CoURT, SATURDAY-Police-Ju Justice
Joseph j. White preSiding.-Wiliam II.
Whitehurst (of Manchester) and n. Ed
munds, charged with being suspicious
characters, were sent to Manchester.
Henderson Taylor (coloreD was sent to
Jail one hour and ordered to receive fifteen
lasheS for stealing.
Harvey Banks, Absalom Lewis, and An
drew Smith (waiters at Ford's IIoteD,
charged with stealing $50 from c. II. II.
Tinsley. Smith and Lewis were discharged
and Banks was sent on TO the grand jury.
William A. Turner, charged with break
Ing and entering the vacant dwellIng-house
of J. A. Richardson 4 Co. and stealing one
lot of lcad-pipe, &c. Case was continued
until to-day (Monday).
The case OF NJ. Rose and VI. Mackey,
charged with buying one lot OF lead pipe,
the property OF j. A. Richardson, knowing
the same to be stolen, was continued until
to-day.
John T. Wombleton was jailed for thirty
days for trespassing on the premises OF and
assaulting and beating George Bender.
The continued case of John Mclean, the
bov who was arrested for stealing SIS IN
currency and check for S19 from John j.
Montague, was examined. Three prisoners
from the jail (Childress, McDonoush, and
Kelley) testified that Mclean acknowledged
he got the money. He was sent Oh to the
| grand Jury.
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PERSONAL james E. Tyler Esq, and all
the others sometime ago nominated for the
House Of Delegates Oh the Workingnen's
ticket, have declined.
Mr.. Webb Hayes. son Of the President,
who remained in the city Thursday night
when the presidential party left, went with
party of Richmond gentlemen up the
river OH Friday bird-hunting. Mr. Hayes
was, owing to the weather, but moderately
successful. He left the city Saturday morn
ipr
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A REMARKABLY MILD FALL SEASON. The
weather was very much cooler on satur-
day, and late in the evening gave indica-
tions OF heavy frost during the succeed
ing night. We have had in this immediate
vicinity as yet no killing frost, which is
very remarkable circumstances An obser-
want citizen, but not the coolest inhabit-
ant" remarked On Saturday that this had
been an exceptional fall in that respect.
He had never before seen vegetation un-
hurt as late as the Sd Of November.
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GRAND JURY FOR NovEMBER.-The follow
ing is list of the grand jury OF the Hust-
ings Court for the November term, which
commences to-day: Francis Il. 1sbell, Da-
yid Baker. Jr., William II. Scott, G. B. Lip
scomb, Henry a. Atkinson, William A.
Boswell, Louis Wagner, Michael Rosen-
baum, Henry X. ElIyson, and Daniel Muir
lt,I
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RnsESs. STATIONERY. &c.

SONG AND 4 SIGH, by Rose Porter,
"A author of snmmer Drtt-Wood. etc; $l.25.
NkR. by j. Wilkinson, Captain in The a,e Con-
federste states Navy; sl;25., THE oDES OF
he Harrison: soc. CAkiCATURE AND OTHER
COMIC ART. by Parton-a beautiful book -.
WOMANkISD, by Miss Yongc, author OF Heir
Rcdclync,' &C.: Sl.75. COOKS LECTURES; pa
ier, Soc. COOKS N@0nNDA1x noon D. ~ LECTrkE3S TT St3, Oh lS
STORIES by the author of " That Lass o LoNres' ;
1925. ONE YEAR ABROAD: 10y the author OF
"One Summer Sl.25. EREMA. by The author
Of Lorna Docnc"; soc. JANET'S REPENT
hSCE. by the author Of :. Daniel Deronda -: zoe:
MIR. GILFIL'S LOVE STORY, by The author of
..Middl"inarch 2pc. THE SAD FORTUNES
OF REV AMOS BARTON, by George Eliot; zoe.
TURNER ON PUNCTUATION-new edition: !:
Zoe.
With large stock of BOOKs in every department
OF literature. For sale by
WEST, JOHNSTON & Co,
10 cat Booksellers and StationcrS.
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PAY YOUR P0LI-TAX OR YOU CAN'T VOTE.
Out OF the nine thousand delinquent tax
payers in the city Of Richmond only sixty
three persons had paid their poll-tax for
last year up to Saturday afternoon. The
poll-tax must be paid before you can vote,
and only one day remains in which it can
he paid. Andrew Jinkins, Clerk Of the
Hastings Court, is the proper officer to re-
ceiye it, and he will be found in his office
to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-05

THE LEE-STATuE MODEIS.-There were a
large number of visitors at the Senate
chamber Saturday to examine the Lee
statue models. The subject has, however,
hardly awakened the interest it deserves.
There are twelve or fifteen models on eX-
bbilion, and they are richly worth seeing.
The ladies especially will be pleased to look
Of tbnm
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BISHOP GIBBONS. - JlcGee'S Illustrated
Veekiy OF this week contains Il full-page
portrait OF Most Rev. James Gibbons, ID.
D., which his friends will readily recognize
as a faithful likeness Of this distinguished
prelate. Received from Ellyson Iancey,
No. 1l13 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-05

FIFTY CENTS will buy pair Of good RUBBER
FRAME EYEGLASSES.
FIFTY CENTS will buy pair OF good STEEL
SPECTACLEs.
SIX DOLLARS will buy pair Of GOLD sPECTA-
Giles or EYEGLASSES at &. GESSET'S, 9l7 Main
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TO TIE TRADE.-Willis; Lcghan, Lowman, II
Select" and Allegheny Whiskeys \ 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. ID. BLAIR & Co.,
003 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-05

C. R. REEs's Gallery Is the only one In the city
making really fine work at low prices. Card Pho
tographs, four for 81 large size eight by ten inches
81 Including a very fine oval or square frame, re,
worth s5. Nos. s2l and s23 Main street, near
Eighth, over Adams Express Office.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

EI,- On all safes nj Real Estate made bstpefn
the lSt Of January d2,d i0St Of June the ta.rrsfer
TIE 1)resen mt ye.r have to beDnid bYthe purchaser.
On ul sntes mude betlCseH tie lSt nf fJHiGand la.
Df the near the tdreS hnrs to be pniG bH lie Sc'rr.
ffhls custohi was adopted about hitEc!i ;"ars ago
by ali the real estate agents III !ti".Omd. and q;
plies to Richmond and vicinity.l
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The PROTESTED RACE.--The pools on the
protested race will be paid at McGovern's
saloon SO soon as the judges decide to whom
the purse shall be awarded--all moneys to
20 with DECISION Of judges.
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MISS SWANS CONCERT To-MORRo"
N1Gur.-The musical event OF the season
will take place tomorrow night in Miss
Swain's concert at Mozart Hall. Up to
Saturday evening large number OF seats
had been sold, and the indications are tliat
the audience will be one of the largest and
most fashionable that has gathered at q
place OF amusement in Richmond for many
a day. 1t must not be inferred, however,
that all of the best seats have Deen taken,
for many desirable places still remain nov
marked off upon the diagram. e.
The programme has been prepared win
great care, and embraces many choice selec'
tions. One OF the most interesting features
OF the concert will be the last item upon tht
prosramme-the scene and air from the
fourth act OF the opera Trovatore, in Whlct
Miss Swain will appear as " Leonora ;,
Mr.. Redford as 'sManrico," with ful
chorus Of monks. This is probably the
first opportunity that Miss Swain's friends
have had Of giving her real testimonial o.
their appreciation OF her talents. and they
will doubtless take advantage Of it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-05

FOR TIE LATEST NOVELTIES aud best qualities
Of HATS. CAPS, FURs, and UMBRELLAS 20 to j. d.
FRY & co.'s, no. 1909 Main street, opposite post
nIi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-05

NJ. ELLYsoN & CO., advertising agents. insert ad-
vertisements In all Of the newspapers of the United
States at publishers rates Orders left at the Dis.
patch counting-rOOm viii receive prem3t atten-
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ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR MEADE BAKER
CARBoLIc MoUTH-WAsrI, for sore gums aud dc
cayed teeth. Fifty cents bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-05

DIscoLoRED TEETH rendered beautifully white
by the use of MEADE& e DAKER's SAPONINE DEN
THRICE. Fifty cents box.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-05

ELEGANT FRESH MALAGA GRAPES st soc. per
pound, fine JAMAICA ORANGES at SOC. per dozen,
at CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-05

TIE SAPoSISE DENTIrRICE prepared by MEAD
& BAKER will eradicate the incipient tartar @
teeth and prevent decay. Fifty cents box.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-05

THAT WIFE OF MINE has come ut last and Is
for sale by ELLYsoN & YANCEY, successors to j.
T. Ellyson, 1112 Main street. Price, so cents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-05

Our best deutists and recommend MEADE K
BAKER'S CARBoLIC MOUTH-WAsH. Fifty cents
hottie.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-05

BLEEDING AND " CERATED GUMS healed b!
MEADE & BAKER't CARBoLIC MOCTH-WAsE
Fifty cents q bottle.
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FINANCIAL.

c.S 900 FOR LOAN ON CITY IN
,So.Ol)U PROVED REAL ESTATE-l am
authorized 10 invest this sum on improved city real
a. tate Of double lis value III nine per cent per an
uum intercs, hai-ycariy. Apply at once 10 me.
W. GUDDlN,
uo5.It Real Estate Auctopcer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-05

BEAUTIFY YOUR TEETH by using MEADE & BA-
KEn'S elegant SApoNlNE DEiTTFRICE. Fifty
cents i box.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-05

CoMMIrTEE-MEETING M0NDAY.-At 1880
tonight the City Conservative Committee
and the nominees will meet to conclude ar
rangements for to-morrow's election.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-05

TIE CARBoLIC MoUTHWKsH Is pleasant to th
taste. and IN excellent garge for sore-throa FIT
hDt,I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-05

SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at th'
DISPATCH PRINTING-IloUsE. Good work, low
prices and satisfaction guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-05

DEcAYED TEETH disinfected by MEADE BA-
KER's CARDoLIc MOUTH WASH. Fifty cents a
bottle.