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Homes In Virginia.
To the Editor. of the Tribune:


To the Editor of the Tribune: .a...
Sir,-I have observed recent editorials in
your paper recommending this State and
North Carolina to persons seeking land at
low prices, and I take the liberty OF giving
you some facts that will enable your read
ers to form an'intelligent Judgment OF the
advantages OF buying and settling here,
first assuring you that l have no land to
sell, nor any personal interest to advance
beyond my interest rs n citizen Of the
State, and as president OF the Richmond
aud Petersburg railroad, which enables
me to write with confidence OF the coli
dition and value Of lands near this city,
especially on the line of that road. The
county Of Chesterfield, lying between Rich
mond and Petersburg, and washed by the
James and AppomattoX rivers, is perhaps
fair specimen Of East Virginia lands, except
that it has the advantage OF nearness to two
Of the best markets in the State. There are
100 farms in the county, varying from % to
1000 acres, now for sale at from 81 to $50
per acre. The price depends on the quality
OF the land, character OF buildings, and
distance from the railroad OF from the city.
But, to be more specific, there are farms
within ten miles of Richmond which will
yield ten bushels or wheat per acre without
manure with houses comfortable and con-
venient, but not tasteful or elegantly, that
can be bought at $40 an acre-say s., 900 for
a farm of 200 acres-with houses, barns,
fences, etc., in fair condition, and on which
a man with q cash capital OF $500 could
support family with more comfort than he
could in q northern town on q yearly income
OF 81, 500. OF course he would have to work,
and IL he had O family OF working boys he
would do all the better. He could not eN-
pect to do much the first year; no northern
farmer will believe that the southern system
OF cultivation isright until he has lost crop
showing how it ought to be done, but his
years experience will be valuable He may
introduce: some Improvement on the culti.
walton of crop heretofore neglected
that may prove profitable. AS to So
ciety,I be will find many northern
men have preceded him, and his Viz
ginia ncighbors wilt be glad 10 make his
acquaintance, although slo" to adopt his
habits or politics.. The most extreme po-
litical views will make very little difference,
provided he comes as ii farmer, or with any
other honest purpose; but il he comes to
trade in politics, without other occupation,
heiwill not be welcome; they will call him
nnHcarpet- Daeger.' by. object, however,
is to give your 2relders useful information
in some detail. II will be happy TO reply to
airy letter that they may -addres, to- me, but
when theY'want to buy 1'sEli have to turn
them over to the land-agents. -
err VERY respectfully, 2Sin,'1 ~ 49,.
FRED. r. SooTT; President. - !
81 Richmond and Petersburg. railroad.
Richmond, Ha.s October Is, 1878. mi
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,"It is doubtless well Ter Christ's minis
tiers TO- avoid entapg Cling; themselves with
secular disputes, and it certainly is theis
duty to keep matters, OF mere, secular policy
out of the ,sanctuary-toi be preachers OF
righteousness, not OF politics. But ID does
not by. any means follow, that it is the duty
OF the clergy to cease teaching against any
particular kind Of Nickedness wheneYerit
may please ,our, political leaders to advocate
itas a party measure. When as now, for
example, some are advocating all sorts Of
alterations OF the stan dard of value, it is
the duty oithe Church to insist on the
truth. iosgq iato1 -s.aY3A H3T,isI 81
etsDivers weights and divers measures,
both oi.them are alike anabominatien to the
Lord.'lGti - fiIa1s sa3tuftt3 rltstlt..t III
.flcn. The alteRationiof the standard yard or
the standard pound, so Us toafErct all unfui,
filed bargains, would be monstrous. be
like alteration Of the measure OF value works
grreatft, Liiiiiinstice; but the establishing by
authority Ok aconse aifl " fnctu atin < nieasufe
OF tvafiie Is nothing less ttiaii the f:itroaIc5
ton OF the most pernicious diversity 0fstiie
commonest Of measures The Gsurchman.
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s. s, how ca,1 YOU
q ann l,r full lneas
extern
49, IVY y - cacty
,,art i,ayinr
,,, ,sss. VIII
Z, i. tia an, ont
Nv value.
81 : s or..,, ! n,,S I,
80.
me taUoEef iaisss shc o,u .,,;,1.;s M,
paper thar Y ',,s
knowing tnaI there y ~ iiucn sy IA =
much paper thas IS e9alpa.ell ~ so.u !.
that II is valuable ase s =: .h; ~
stated by lnss ~ en.s
Whole country there are AZ alls times uue
st20, 900, 900 in wages. 10 you snpposs tias
that creditor class. the earners OF WAGES, gre
going 70 trust we aeoter eiss 70 sne,n ,,a y.
society 70 MAKE money ~ anu p.s
them on iapoI y oJ.sy, ~
changes oI sosiesys y nssu .a,ha,ha.snaeia ~
" :. ..,,st 81
paper. AqW I'M In WI . W - that !
people. nave never seen az! poa5 I -, :
Should expecs 20 iissen tome = sau
doctrines fnat are attribnted 10 Tue las apos-
ties, aud the irredeen1aelc unilnlted paper paper
promises never to he. netaorMea. nase :
never seen any such distihc.l2h. ps.Hesn .ue
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EECTTRE =.

T ECTURE By G.. D. WOOTTON AT
IL WILKINSON'S ELEGANT HALL, No. 26
Ninth street, at the presidents Office Of the ylreui
Agricultural Society. on FRIDAY NIGHT. Eoveln-
ladies and gentlemen, and hear III uncommon lee
ture, rs pronounced by Il great many Of The most
learned writers and authors IN Tirgna: ana 10 add
10 the humor Of the occasion, one OF Vlrginia's
PRoDIGIES viii bc master Of icrmalites ana enter
tain for few moments the audience. lie is t"enty-
nine years ole. four feet high, weighs ffty-threc
pounds. aud Is / handsome and gracciully-1ormed
gentleman, born Of good Virginia ancestry.
Tickets ut j. y. Wilkinson & CO.. store ana hall.
and at Woodaousc 4 Parham's. ana Ellysen 6 Yam
cey's l112 Main street, aud sold by q. ID. Wootton
in nerson and at his law Office No. I'll Governor
street. ...
Doors open at Z. NJ, commencing at 81 +. u.
Tickets, SOC. oc 2S-1tf
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excursions.
#f.- EXCURSIONS.
THREE EXCURSIONS go
80 49,. FAIR-W EEK
TO OLD POINT FORTRESS NONROE) AND
NORFOLK .r..
will be made By the elegant and fast
. " GNU Nl,Us sreIET

+ =; will be made By the elegant and fast
as q" STEAMER ARIEL,
leaving Richmond MONDAY, October 2Sth, WE'D
NESDAY, October 3OtiI, and FRIDAY, November
st. at A. NJ, arriving at Old Poiut ut p. N. and
Norfolk Mt 8 P. NJ, returning the next day.
TICK E,rS FOR THE ROUND TRIP have been
put at the VERY Low FIGURE OF 20, AND GOOD 10
RETURN UNTIL NOVEMBER It'll.
Tie HOTELS at OLD POINT ana NORFOLK have
engaged to give SPECIAL REDUCED RATES 10
excursioujsts by the steamer Ariel. s.. -.i. tr.5
This Is splendid opportunityy,o visit this REAT
VIRGINIA SEASIDE RESORT and n ORFOLK.
next summer. - = -''-''''.'
Il Tickets for saleat GAEDER's Ticket gcney, sec
MUM street. ard on the boar. !" mite" 'si' ~
-. d"'i, " L. B. TATUM, superintendent -
hG,., -! t12IGoF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. company, &, !
. &C 2S-t0e3li?2oG SIT iyu" 1903 Main stress,
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n The New York Journal of Commerce Is
so staid, decorous, and careful a paper, that
it will be astonished when it learns that it
last Friday used these words :naa59 sl.l
:, ssThe Supreme Court confirmed oar deci-
sion on this point, BY aiYote OF five 10 three
OF the Justices 49, fs.lg,5, = .],yg1
!. AS GREGORY would say, that's the style
OF "the Lynchburg papers-no, the Nor
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You, GEAR reader, will see by the above
statement that the Secretary OF the Treasu-
ry lends to q few friends Of his (party fuSel-
men, no doubt thirteen Hundred thousand
dollars of the peoples money, aohich they
inrestin United States bonds, and thereby
.draw fJty-odd thousand dollars in the shape
of interest from the Treasury. Now, this
is aplain, square theft Of so much OF the
peoples money and nothing else. My
friends, let your cry be, Down with this sys-
tenn Of %fraudl2 Away with the national
banks! Give us greenbacks to the extent
Of the national bank issues, and tax the
bank issues out of existence az the ring
taxed the State-bank issues out OF existence.
Let General Johnston know that the people
demand this OF him. I am told by his
friends that the General is inclined TO this
course. .ai. st =. E. B. S.:
p. S.-This Chase National Bank is only
one year old. It paid ten per cent. divi-
dend, think, and, By its own showing,
has $4,000 surplus-makinc the ret earn
ings nearly twenty per cent. per annum.
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"A Model Greenbaeker.

A legal friend at Loyingston sends us
some papers of rare interest, being nothing
less than the records Of land sale made by
Alex. 2Mosely, the venerable editor OF the
Richmond Wing, to another party, on the
18th dayof October, 1865. Now, Mr.. Mosely
had an unquestioned right to sell his land,
or any other property he owned. And he
had also the right to sell it for green backs,
or chips and whetstoncs, IL he wanted to do
so. This Is no concern of ours, nor does it
concern the. public, except to know, how
the. present 'Greenback! champion OF, Vir-
sinia, the great advocate Of tat money,
regarded paper currency in 1866, It is
only to satisfy curiosity on this point That
we allude to u private transaction. We were,
ut tile period named, Just eighteen months
removed: from the era OF inflated paper
money, ard we may well imagine that the
editor Of the. Wing had q wholesome dread
ar any money that was not as good as gold.
The public may be sure, therefore, that .lbe.
did not set his land for the "fiatI",' money
that bore the stamp OF the Confederate
States--as good, 'tirredeemable y money as
eYer. was printed, L here WASH a particle Of
dsnger. that il. would go out Of the. coun,
W 70 lessen the volume Of currency here;
and yet Our, 81 fat ,, meneY friend would
none 81 IL, but, On the Contrary, he de-
manded foreign nloneI-not notes OF the
R snh ha s So g hsh y,
lBu} pounids, sterilnaI Yes, British gold,
and nothing, Of. less value. i Now, who
would have Thought that OF the. editor Of
the Whig? Although we had plenty OF
greenbacks and national-bank notes in the
country he would not accept these premises
Io-pag. hIlt real money NOT American coin,
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Another iavolce of those fine IRISH LINEN REM

Another iavoicc Of those fine IRISH LINEN REM
NASTS;
Ladies', Gcn:lemcn'S. Misses, and Children's IN
DERIVE AT extra low prices;
LAUNDRIED and USLAUNDRlED SHIRTS fram
soc, 75c.. and j !; the best 81 Shirt i'll Rich
mond, made of Namsutta Cotton and best
Linen. ready for ,lS...
Our FLANNEL DEPARTMENT is complete
Red, Blue, Gray, aud White Twiled flanncs:
Shaker Flaancs from zoe. 10 81 per yard:
Plain FauneIs from l2!:c. TO 81 Canton Fiau-
Lei from g., 10 zoe. 's.+ a..
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G1 y WORD TO TIE WISE
IS SUFFICIENT.
A GREAT SECRET REVEALED.

THIS is WHAT TlIALHTMER BROTHERS III,
AND WHAT THEY DON'T DO.
They don't dc!udc the people by the cry u anc,Io,
and common goods, but they place before Tie url.
lie we-sclectcd and cheap
STOCK OF GOODS AT TIE LOWEST PRICES
They don't bait people OIL cheap Couous ali
Prints, and then Ovcrcharsu OH o.hcr goods. b, y
their entire stock at regular, legitimate and l,Yrs
market prices.
They don't represent an article one way AMI ;hc..
turn out 10 be another. but guarantee every artrl.
us represented, or refund the money.
This IS the way TlihLHlMER BROTHERS ,!lll,
and leave IL TO the public To cal; and SCI for thong
selves, where they will always find courtcou, adio-
lie sslcsmen TO wait on them and snow theiH goods
at prices not To be beat any where.
Below Will be found a few of the many ."r9;
which we are Offering very low:
$50 pieces PLAIN and FIGURED rDrLINS At
l15 pieces FIGURED. PLAID. aud KNlrKEE.
70 p nScN cXs nSnh!Es at 20 s '@ and
BLACK ALPAcAs from 1910 7jc.;
BLACK CASHMEREa from &c. TO Sl.2J;
BLACK SILKS from CSC. |" $3.50:
BLACK MERIND SHAWL. Wells. CEFVE>.
and other Black Goods. Give is cali aiII lpok
AZ our stock of Black Goods.
$50 Of the best and cheapest CLOAkS of H." .5M.ou
(maac to our ordcrl. from 81 10 800. lli- /, .
splendid lot OF CLO.AkS. and We ash / call tor
Inspection.
Our Woolicn Department comprises q Iar:r line of
CASSIMERE>. kERSEfS JEANS RED 1ai
WHITE FLaNkEIS, SHtWLS, SKIRTS. La
dies and Misses aud Mems UNDEE>iiIETS,
BLANKETS, QUILTS. and lots of Other goods,
which we are Offering very low.
-
out, as we have not the room ~ keen them.
Our stock OF NOTIONS atm FANCY GOODS +;
complete, and will enumcratc them NOR fully
In our next.
Don't forget the fair place 10 deal 1T Is .
THALllIMtS BROTHERS.
COL Broad street, corner OF sixth.
Oc l0-S,AfSTh
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The following letter is "short, sharp, and
decisive" and candid as we'll. 1t is true
statement of what a person coming to Vir-
,ginia may expect to get, to do, and to SUI
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A T. MEADE IL BAKERS

A Y MEADE il BAKERS -.
.t.s.,..rs-wt,.3 .:9 DRUGSTORE
=. AIR-C USHf0SS.F FOR lNVhijlS.
Nv H.. AIR-PluLOW,I FOR TRAN ELLEks'
IioT-WATER BAGS.
ICEBAGS FOR THE HEAD,
RUBBER CLOTH FOR INFANTS,
SOFT-RUBREa BED-PANS,
-TRAyELLISG-FLASks
'"I sPoSGs-BAGS, ..
..,t POCKET-STOFES, -.....
lHoRSE-HAIE FLESH GLOVES,
FLESH BRUSHES, .,... .... ..
POCRET-INHAEEHS,
STEAM-lNHALERS, .
- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
ELASTIC STOCKINGS,
80 ABDOMiNAL-supPoRT
HARD-RUBBER TRusSES,
SHoULDEG.BRACES, .,;..,..
NASAL DOCCuEs, Dr..
'$ Y, EyER-TERAoMETEHs, 90
GALyANIg-DATTERiE
.asat Mud all SURGICAL. and ....
MEDICAL. APPIIASCESs sold a.
80 1890 MEADE & BAKERS Lfess'nfs'
aa a. ~ ~. ~ go. ~ otp ssa,n 49,
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GRAPE and GRAPE Wells, from the smallest to
10 the largest. ana from The chcaDcst 10 ,hn best
~ 900 pieces OF assorted cOlors III RIBBONS from
i, s. l0.and l2&c. per yard-reduced from 20,
30 and t0c.: ....
Another lot of Toe. TRIMMINGS:
IN 900 worth OF CAMBRIA EDGE just received
we have bought Tie entire balance OF stock from
:: New \ ork importing house;
EDGiNG AZ 37Ac per yard-neVer sold for less
Than u:
EDGIEt, at J0c. worth 500;
tDGINC; irOn 10 &c. per Yard.
These are positively the biggest bargains Of CAM
BRIO EDGE that have ever been offered In Rcli-
mond, we invite the ladies' To call ana inspect his
lot OF Edgngs. Whether they buy nor. we want
TO convince them that We have the incest lot OF
f.dsiugs in The city. .....
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= . : .
The Greenbaek Fever in this District.
The, gfeenback fever and The yellow-iee:y'.elr
have run pretty much alike. The former
manifested Its mostviruientand destructive
stag gss last rs the latter reached Its greatest
mortality. When the weather began to cool
ana the new yellow-feYe r eases fell OF in
number, the greenback fever Y received its
sharp setback, audit has continued to de-
cline until now it seems as decidedly under
the influence OF frost us does the yellow
fever itself. From all quarters the reports
show that the disease .hasso diminished that
its existence is nearly extiaets The show
orsfhea Gfeenback strength in Baltimore last
week was pftiable. The Democratic parlyy
got q, 1893 votes, while tie poor, crazy
Gfeenbackers, With all the enthusiastic
such as Communists, Nationals, and Hood
llrns generally that could be Assembled
around them monnted to only 4s1 so ,.i,4. I
And this beeegarfg account Of the beggarlY
and despised eomb mat ion was re ported tn
the il reenback organ in a that elf as the
sfoStnbinsd position " b The Demo cratic
paff hit Ii sseaa comb tioi. kept n III
for? What ON ssstf ifs IT. hoped to accom-.
Slis met plitaA district n
Virginia with the beW. deged 1sosnineescf
sseenbaek isn wandering about the district
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SILK DEPARTMENT.
In RIac md L.

Our SILK DEPARTMENT In Black and Colored Is
complete:
Sl.75 SILK reduced 10 81 per yard
81 25 SILK reduced 10 1925 per yard;
..5 S2.7J SILK rcGuced 10 j. l.50 per yard;
$3.50 SILK reduced to 81 per yard;
COLORED SILKS in Nary-Biie, Botlle-Grecn,
} Gray, Dr.bs, and Sea-Brown 1t Sl.73-nevcr
sold for less than So before in the city; Navy
Blue. Bottle Green, Sea-Brown, Slate, Drab,
and Plum only csc. YARD;
TrIAlMI Nli-SlLkS from so to I5c. per yard.
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The Virgfnid Patron Gays that the Dis
patch !" has never said a word against the
national banks, but has, on the contrary,
given publication to- matter in defence0f
the systeia.o Atrue Bill; and we expect
to be guilty OF like conduct in the future.
But surely that Is not q reason, as the Patron
seems to suppose, why we should not pub
lish Mr.. THuRaAN's arguments on the other
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BLACK GOODS.
soc. CASHMERE reduced 10 3jc.;
75c. CASHMERE reduced 10 soc;
9Oc. CASHMERE reduced 10 60c.;
81 CASHMERE reduced 10 75c.:
1925 CASHMERE reduced To- 9Oc.:
$3.50 CASHMERE reduced 10 !: per yard !:
.- soc. BLACK ALPACA reduced to 37isc.;
7Jc. BLACK ALPACA re"nced 10 5Uc.;
81 BLACK IUilAIE reduced 10 G2iic.;
The best 25c. ALPACA in lsichmonu;
soc. ALPACA reduced 10 2Oc.:
we haven ruu line vi MOURNING GOODS, such
as l;oiubaZinc. Henrietta, Grape, and Talnlsc
CiDtlls. and all the newest styles, and ut prices
lover than ever.
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State Of Ne,o York, County of Neuo York, ss.:
j. Isaac W. White, cashier OF the above-named
bank, do soleny swear that the above statement Is
true to the best of my knowledge and BELIEF.
ISAAC W. WHITE, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn before me this 5th day OF
October, 1878. -"I 80 ...' T.. W. ORyIS,
Notary Public, New York county.
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SO DAMASK TOWELS are reGuced to So.
$3.50 h UCkABACk TOWELS are reduced to 80
dozen; , ---
1850 GERMAN LINEN TOWELS are reduced
f. TO So; -.. -.3.h - -
So TOWELS arc reduced to Sl;60 dozen: ..
These are the Cheapest TOWELS That have ever
been offered in Richmond, and parties wishing
them will call 1t once und supply themselves.
Good CRASH only Sc. u yard-all linen:
so dozeu. LINEN HEMSTITCHED HANDLER.
CHIEFS are reduced from $3.50 to 81 Il
dozen;
25 Gozen mole OF those 12kc. UANDkERCIIEFS;
500 more 1T CSC. apiece; - - 49,
4 large rs. ortncnt of SILK HANDkERCHIEFS;
a large assortment Of SCAlttS alld TIES;
A handsome SCARF ut 15c.
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CASHMERE DEPARTMENT..

CASHMERE DEPARTMENT.. ....
The largest assortment OF CASS!AtERES ever Of
fcrcd iii any house this side OF New YORK. All
ask is L call and look ~ these goods before
purchasing elsewhere;
WATERPl.OOES-a full lac: 81 Waterproof rc-
duccd to SOC; Si.25 Waterproof reduced 10
75c.; Blacn, .Nayy-Bluc, StAt-Drowp, Bottle
Green Mt low prices. ...r.' .r-.s.F
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Il DANCING ACADEMIES,

DICHMOND AND MANCHESTER, ea,f
III ,DANCING ACADEMIES now aEen for ~
tile rc splOn of scholars. RIG n MON f)Yf'tn"
DAY AFTERNOONS for ladies, mis- es., and mas
tiers TUESDAY and FRIDAY, EVENINGS at 8
O'Clock for gentlemen. u! 1sti iQS .tIEha W. @
NoNcE 10 VISIToRs.--lMatince Seiree EVERY
SSATHRDAI e O'Clock, Tickets ~ and 2he, ta
g:hiANCHEsTgR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for ladies.
misses, and masters, MONDAY AFTERNOON at4
O'Clock. Same evenings at O'clock for gentlemen.
Respectfully, Zoe 1I-eod1ml II. F. LAUBE.
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nj SHERRY AND MADEIRA. :.
A large LOT OF these WINES If my own importa-
ton constantly on hand and for saleby
oc 2I-2w OSCAR CRANE.
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T COD-LIVER OIL.
MEADE Z BAKERS
MEDICINALLY PURE.
IMPORTED DIRECT
We have the testimony Of physicians who pre-
scribe II, and OF patients who have taken H. that IT
IS MORE ACCEPTABLE TO THE STOMACH AND
MORE EASILY ASslMiLATED THAN ANY OTTER
OIL. MEADE Y BAhEk,
Importing aud Dispensing Pharmacists
uol5 $40 Main street. Richmout. "a.
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Ny GRAND OPENING! ..... ...
-- GRAND OPENING.
OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS
AT SYCLE BROTHERS.

) 600 nairs MD GOLyES are reduced from $1.23
to 50c "A par-ia all shades:
5000 pairs Isle GLOVES from 90 10 SEC. 4
II pair ~. --.. . -. ..-.-. .
1900 pairs LINED GAUNTLETS at 2Oc.-real
value soc. Il pair:
500 pairs REG ULAR-MADE HOSE ut 125c. 4
500 STRIPED CLOCKED, WORKED, aud EM-
BROIDERED from 10 10 20c. pair; .."
1000 pairs STOCKINGS from s to zoe. pair:
4 large assortment of CulLDREN'S STOCKINGS
' from 10 to 50c. Il pair:
Five pairs good BALBiaGGANS for 81;
5000 pairs Of those GOOD SOCKS ut 1O:.-real
Yaue 2lc. j pair.
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Mooney TO aLOA RICHMOND
NI CITY, And, lSIRgRBANnREA L ESTATE,
Serpowers. Appiyto' RICHARDSON al 1y.S.
. oe23-lw f.t.,r,lrs, h;t7. II MAil Street. IL
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:aARRIAesEs.
-mEETTYGSs.

x FULL ATTENDANCE OF THE
IA EPISCOPAL CLERGY is requested ut their
meeting TODAY tMoncayI at IL M. at ST: Panrs
church restry-room. ' S,si oc 2S-1t*
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III1tiE TEN CENTS LuNCSH,11 q .. ~ ~ e

.1'heivIsIToRs no TfIEisHATE FAIR haE4y-
ing to ana fiDi viii Hnti leIoda isnp y do e9h;a
= .dnEs L ~: geoaETE LJE'S' 1f9n goiaeao9
EXCELLENT TEN CENTS LUNCH
to be the very thing for them, oc2S
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FFHEATRE-FAlR WEEK.
d. .@. GRAND OPENING
..,.-., - .."
.. a... FALL AND WINTER SEASON.
..... -...E MIGHTY DOLLAR.
Commencing MONDAY EVENING, October 2sth,
the talented and popular artists,
a.. MIR. AND Mrs. W. J. FLORENCE,
in their great original creations Of
HON. BARDWELL SLOTE ..
.. +. MRS. GENERAL GtLFLORY,
in s. E. VOTES great play. .'@.! :.
!" H. THE MIGHTY DOLLAR,
supported by their
NEW YORK company,
with the original cast.
public TO the POPULAR PRICE3 Of this entertain
ment III spite of it being Of the greatest rs we'll
rs most expensive organizations on The road
BoX-shcet open 1T J0HESTON'S and office Of The
atrp.. .'s
Orchestra and Dress-Circi 81: Parqnette rs
cents; Flmiy-CircIe, 81 cents. No extra charge
for reserved seats oc 1881
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-28

On our second floor You will ind fuA line OF
BLANKETS, SEELILNGS, BED-TlCkS. Ia
$50 BEEOIL-CLOrlls, COMFORTS. and CILTS,
st.. - Sl2 BLANKETS reduced TO 80 pair: 49, 'i3
=, $40 BLANKETS rccncadl u So u pair; ti...
&S BLANKETS reduced 10 s. Z, pair; -....
.!s.. 1s6 BLANK ETY. reducedto ~ pair; ''''
SIS BLANKETS Reduced 10 SO 3 patt-; sgs2 i
49, .,, Sd BLANKET ) reducea ta 81 u pair. II
we offer the largest assortment Of Blankets ever
offered In the city. Hotel-kecpeY, aud DO rftlin2"
houses AID families desiring, siaoke5 should con-
slider and ook IL our st9cs Oefotc buyiag elsewhere
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-28

SAMUEL G. TnoMrsoN,) ........s
-'.- h' f. g. ADAMS, : Directors.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-28

They don't represent an article one way and then
turn out 10 be another but guarantee every arttcl.
us represented, refund the iuonry.
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DREss-GooDs DEPARTMENT.

DRESS-GOODS DEPARTMENT.. milo
We have, as usual, the largest assortment ever Of
3 fered IN the city-50o different styles 10 select
q from: - - - - :. iL~I"'
Another lot of those, .STEEL-GEAY LUSTRES 1t
- 15c. worth 23c. per yard. .