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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-18

The CLUB HOUSE CAsEs.-In the Hust-
ings Court Yesterday the indictment against
the Richmond Club for selling liquor without
license was taken up. 1t is one OF the test
cases against clubs in this matter, the West
moreland Club and the Commercial Ciu1
being also indicted. The facts in the case
against the Richmond Club were not dis
puted-that the Club, being an incorporated
company, sold liquors to its members. The
question is: Is such a club required to take
out a regular license to sell liquor! The jury
having heard the facts, Captain George D.
Wise, Commonwealth's attorney, asked the
Judge to give the jury certain Instructions
in the matter, to the effect that such clubs
| as the Richmond Club, which sold liquor to
their members. not having licenses so to do,
regularly issued, are guilty OF violation OF
the statutes Of Virginia. The jury here
upon were sent out. and the instructions
were argued at considerable length, Captain
Wise for and Judge w. w. Crump against
them; the latter insisting that such clubs
are not required by law to take out license.
Having heard the argument, Judge Chris
tian took TIME to consider the points raised,
and adjourned the case until Saturday.
All the cases depend upon the issue OF
this
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-18

''The People Haze Spohe."-A promi-
nent farmer from Skinquarter, one OF tue
Woodworking people, who bas not a
bond in the world save tie bond, OF poverty
and hard labor, was in the city yesterday.
He was informed that Newman and other
Greenbacs orators were coming up his way.
"What ior?' said he. 'sro teach you how
to vote, TO talk to you, and to speak with
you" The farmer replied, "We know our
duty, we do our own talking and our own
speaking, and we've done spoke solid for
Joe Johnston" SktDquarter and the region
round about is certain for the Conservative
ticket by Il large majority.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-18

AN ITEM FROM TIE TOBACCO JOURNAL
The following communication has been ad-
dressed by the President of the Tobacco
Trade to the various transportation compa-
MES connecting with this city:
"The Tobacco Trade are anxious to ar
rive at statement of the whvle quantity OF
tobacco brought to this market, and know
ing that great deal comes here which does
not pass through the warehouses, and in
this way enter into their general statement,
respectfully request you, in the general in-
terest, to furnish to Mr.. w. E. Chockley,
their clerk, the proper faciHtiesdor ascertain
ing the quantity Of tobocco which reaches
here over your road. 1t is not their purpose
in asking for these facilities to distinguish
in their statements between the receipts OF
rival merchants. They only ask to know
totals, and to this neither those merchants
nor you can object. Indeed, it is in the in
terest of ali to show that this market is far
more important one than has usually ap-
peared heretofore. Soliciting your kind
Offices in the respects named, sgE
81 am, very respectfully, yours,
"JAREs A. :SCoTT,
81 President of the Tabacco Trade"
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The Yelfo,c- Fsuer Fund.-The committee
appointed in Ettrick anc vicinity to solicit
contributions for the eX-Confederate SOL
diers in the yellow-fever districts report to
Colonel Woodbridge that the amount dona-
ted in that section was sent to Petersburg,
but il more funds are needed they will try
again. Messrs. VI. L. Porter and G. W.
Wilson report COLLECTIONS OF Sl0G from the
Brighthope railroad and mining employees
and others 1t Glover Hill and vicinity. OF
this sum s65 80 was from white and $3.50
from colored parties. the latter class re-
spending nobly to the call made upon them,
and deserve grcat credit.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-18

Supervisors Recommended.-City Super
intendent Henry \. Jordan has recon-
monded to Chiei-Supervisor NJ. T. Peasants
the appointment OF the following persons
as United States supervisors Of election in
this city il such officers are appointed in
cities OF the SIZE OF Manchester: Henry
Fitzgerald. First Ward; i. A. Waugh,
Second Ward; Bcnilnin B. WeislSer,
Third Ward; and Augustine Royal, Fourth
Ward
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+ Bold and Unsuccessful Attemps at Rob
fberv.-W ednesday night the office of Duyal
& Robertson, lumber-dealers, on the corner
of Porter and Eleventh streets, was broken
finto. A large fre-proof safe weighing be-
tween ], 800 and 1900 pounds was taken
out into the yard. The thieves beat and
battered on the safe with hammer or some
other heavy substance, aud also attempted
to effect an entrance by The drilling process.
All Of their labor, however, was unavoil-
Ing, aud they were forced to leave the safe
withoutaccomplishing their object. The safe
was much defaced and injured-so much
so that Mr. Robertson yesterday had to em-
ploy locksmith to open itior him. This
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-18

GERMAN SINGING CASAEIEs.-I have just re-
cciyed Il consiEpm of GERMAN SINGING CAM
RIES warranted fine singers, which will be sold at
rrivate sale TO-DAY and TOMORROW only.
JEo. Z. LAUGHroS. JA., Auc'ionecr,
1893 Franklin street.
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SAVE YOUR cHiLDs LIFE By giving DE-. MOI
FErT, TEErH1N CTEETHING PowpEEsl. Teeth
Ina win regulate the bowels and make tecthing easy
Cures cholera-infantum anu the esummer-compiaints
of children, heals eruptions and sores removes aud
prevents worms. Anodynes only soohe; Teethina
cures The child. z. w. POWERS 6 Co., Richmond,
and all druggists keep II.
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THE BEST ARTICLES At LOWEST PRICES:
J.ag,layra Coffee q, lSc. per pound:
Rich Cream Cheese at 15c. per pound;
Really good Tea at Soc. per pound;
Fredericksburg Family Floar al $3.50 per barrel;
Choice Hams at 1Gc. per pound;
Finest Beei-rnugues az 9Oc.:
DUH Gordon sherry at 81 per gallon;
"B Select" /" Glenwood." and 'tllcghany "
Whiskeys, finest French Brandy, &C., ut lowest
prices. Cigars o! all grades.
". D. BLAIR & CO.,
0G3 Main street.
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IFS the second attempt recently made to open
| the same safe. Mr.. Robertson has no idea
Of the parties engaged in the attempted
robbery, but thinks that they should be SAT-
isfed after these two trials of their inability
to open the safe, and desist from future at-
itempts, which can only result in wanton
DETACHMENT and injury OF his property.
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THE MozART.-The programme selected
for last night was net up to the usual stand
ard OF excellence for which the Mozart has
been so Justly celebrated in the past, vet the
large audience present seemed determined
to make the most OF it. The orchestra per-
formed three pieces very acceptab!y.
Mr.. John Kessnich's violin solo was
4 fine selection, and its rendition
was in the usual graceful and ar
tistic style for which that gentleman
is noted. The Solo Zether "Tyroliana "
(Edllnger), by Mr.. Luerssen. and the in
strumentaI septette, were we'll received.
Mr.. Cardoza's two baritone solos, "The
Bel-Ringer" and "Deep Down Within the
Celar,'' were well sung, and he was hand
someIy applauded by the audience. The
Baton was, as usual, both sprighty and
soicv
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| Al the Csddr- -W0rkS.-Yesterday salts
factory arrangement having been effected,
most il not all Of the cmployes Of the cedar
works who stopped work Monday resumed
operations, ard the mammoth establish
ment was again IN full h!ast.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-18

PHOTOGRAPHS -DOu't fail 10 take advantage Of
this .ie weather TO Lave your liScnesses taken You
save money and time by going TO REEs's GALLERY,
and have il ne well andat the lowest price Cards
g per dozen. Beautiful lille gem photos at only
SOC rcr doZcn. Large size. SKI inches, III. Maill
street between Eighth Ninth, over Southern ES-
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

The CitV and County CunrasS.-A mass
meeting OF the Conservative party will be
held tonight on the Courthouse Square.
Major John W. Daniel and other diS'in-
cuished speakers will address the people in
advocacy of the claims OF General Joseph
E. Johnston for Congress.
A meeting OF the Conservative Executive
Committee was held at the club-room We'd
nes,lay night. SeTcnty-fve minute-men,
embracing leading representatives OF Man
chc>ter's wealth. intelligence, and honest
industry. were appointed as a working and
vigilance committee.
The club-room was filled until late hour
with the friends OF the regular Con-
seryative candidate for Congress. super
intepdent Jordan ordered refreshments,
and some Of the friends OF Mr.. Newman. In
the adjoining ciub-room, were invited H.
and an era OF good feeling prevailed. Ihe
health OF General Johnston was drunk as
one "who had rendered the State some
service" and who deserved place, " hrSt
in war, first in peace, and first in the hearts
Of his countrymen."
Mr.. Newman, Drs. Chiles and Monteiro,
Major Joseph Walker, B. F. Hoxsie, and
others, are announced to speak in Chester
| field county, commencing at Morrlsette
Store, October 18th, at O'Clock Z. NJ, and
ending at Midlothian at the same hour Oc
tober 2Gth. They will he met or followed
I'D by the Conservative speakers III eaci
and all appointments. . ...
Mr.. W. P. Beaslcy, a prominent cltlZen
! of Matoaca, is out in card in when lie tie
nies Il report OF his being Newmanlte, ant
saws he is for Johnston in, Johnston out
and Johnston all the time"
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The Red Stocking Bel. semi-annual
ball of the Red-Stockirg Base. Bail Club
takes place to. night at Cersley's Hall. Com
mittce of arrangements MesSrs. Thomas
Robinson, Charles Crostick, and Ezra Moo
dv Ir
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Property Sote.-W Wednesday evening Mr..
Augustine Royal sold for Mr.. Charles I.
Burgess house and lot near the northeast
ern city limits, TO Mr. r. b. Wood, OF Ches-
lertinld for S4lO.
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co TO SMITHS
SMITHS
AUCTION SALE
THIS MORN y C,
at
10 O'CLOCK.
SUITS AND OYERCOATS
for
MEN, YOUTHS. AND BOYS.

GOLDEN CAKE.-Two cupfuls Of sugar, butter
size of e.: egg well liked; the yoihs Of eight eggs
beaten TO 4 st!f fro;h. curful mix. three cup
fujs flour, with one ;casponfnl rooLEf's YEAST
POWDER s!fled through 1t, flavor add the egg !ast
Rake lr SRI II mans.
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.NaYor'S COurt.-The case OF c. I. Bur-
CESS, charged with assault upon Z. c. Nc
Rae and others who interfered, was post
poncd until this morning.
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I BRIEF LOCAL ITEMS. Judge Fitzhugh en-
tered six DEGREES in clIancery yesterday.
The colored man named Jones arrested
in Henrico county sometime ago on srspi
cion OF being a fugitive from justice from
Cumberland county was not the man
wanted, and has been discharged.
The following convicts were received al
the penitentiary yesterday: Tszewell
Fincham, from Rappahannock county. two
years for malicious cutting, and John Clark,
from Russell county, three years for grand
larceny. -
The German tobacco commissioners ex-
pect to leave for Washington to-day. Since
their arrival in this city they have been busy
In their Investigations, and have been great
" enlightened in reference to the internal
tax on tobacco.
The County Court was not in session yes.
terday, but meets to-day.
The highest reported price paid on
'Change for tobacco yesterday was 81.
The collections Of United States internal
revenue yesterday amounted to S7,51S61.
The British schooner Southern Home,
Thomas master, entered yesterday from
New York to finish loading -four for Brazil
| The third lot of new corn offered at the
Corn and Flour Exchange sold yesterday
for 90 cents.
The coastwise receipts yesterday were
two cargoes OF salt. The shipments were
coal and logs.
Boatswaln Mason (colored), OF Amelia
was discharged from the penltentiary yes
terday.
The time and place OF the meeting OF The
Grand Division Of the Sons of Temperance
Of Virginia has been changed from Ports
mouth, October 23d, to Richmond, October
3Cth.
A lady walking on Sixth street handed
her child her pocket-book, containing $50
to play with. a negro snatch-thie! came
along and took it from the child and made
good his fight.
Rev. DR.. a. W. Weddell, the pastor o
ST. Johns church, is delivering series O.
lectures from the Old Testament every
Wednesday night at the lecture-room OF hi
church.
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JUST RECEIVED;
SELECT CREAM CHEESE At 15c. rer ponnj,
GOOD MIXED TEA at 40 and soc. per pound,
FAMILY FLOUR first c!ass), $3.50 per barrel;
Large SMOKED TONGUES. s0c. each;
GOLDEN SHERRY. So aud $3.50 per gallon;
HAMS (very superiorj, 16c. per pound:
LAGUAYRA COFFEE, Is and 2ec per pound;
KENTUCKY and BUcKSEa's WnIsKEY flour years
oldl, $3.50 per gallon. ut
CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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LWnatics IN JGil.-There are at this time
in the Chesterfield county Jail three colored
lunatcs awaiting conveyance to the Central
ASYLUM.
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EDWARD r. LEVEL, ESQ. OF BALTIMORE, re.
poris that for a long time past liz has been entirely
free IRON very severe rheumatic affection Of the
foo: which lie conquered efectualy III few hour:
bv the use oil DR.. HEHSDoS's GYPsY's GIFT
which is real benef .ction 10 The public, and The
Inst best .lCt" of medical science. Get 1t. II VIII
cure YOU. Sold by all live druggists
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Tie C1ty Councit.-An important regu-
lar meeting ri the City Council will be held
tonight at : O'Clock. 1t is expected that
city attorney will be elected.
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The Hastings Court.-There will be no
grand jury ior the term OF this court COM
mencin- next Monday. The criminal cases
will all be continued until the December
term.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-18

NJ. ELLYSoN Il Co.. advertising agents, insert ad-
versements In all of the newspapers Of the United
Sls es publishers rates. Orders left ut the DIS
patch countlnS-room Will receive prompt atten
tiou.
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INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic and South Atlantic States,
increasing cloudiness and rain, warm south
erly veering to much colder westerly winds,
followed by rising barometer.
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MEN. YOUTHS. AND RoYS.

ELECTION TIcKETS.-Don'td delay sending IL your
orders. Have your tickets printed In time. Tho
DISPATCH PRISTISG-HorsE prints them prompt
ly and chraply,
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LADIES' AND GEETLENEs's BOOTS and SHOES
hand maGe-to order-5cst quality-auafantccd 10
Gt-at BOSCHEN'S. 500 and 5 ! Broad street.
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YELLow-FEvER FuND.-Total receipts,
$40, 309.45.
From L. S. Edwards, secretary for Lou
isiana Division Army Northern Virginia,
S9.11; from Mrs. j. Z. L.. 3.
The total amount for the yeloT-iever
sufferers forwarded by Treasurer Quarles,
as received from l.. S. Edwards, treasurer
for the Virginia Division OF the Army
Northern Virginia, to the Louisiana Divis-
ion OF the Army Northern Virginia, is 81
SG1.S9. In addition to this sum, s24S has
been forwarded direct from Alexandria
500 from Petersburg, and Sl42 from Lynch
burg.
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Chesterfield County Court.-Samuel d.
Lynch was convicted Tuesday OF shooting
a hog. the property Of Mr.. Dusger, IN Ma
toaca district, and fined S5 and costs.
In the case OF DR.. John H. Winlree'
charged with embezzement, the jury disa'
greed, were discharged, and the case con-
tinued until the next term. DR.. Wlniree
was bailcd in the sum OF $1,000.
At late hour Wednesday night the Court
adjourned. A considerable amount OF IN.
important civil business was disposed OF
during the term.
The jury in the Zion-H Hill organ case,
which tried Defbert Taylor for misde.
meanor, were instructed by his Honor Judge
Clopton to bring in verdict OF not guilty,
owing to some informality in tho writ oil
detinue upon which he was tried. Taylor
was charged with stealing an organ from
Zion-H Hill (colored) church, but the case was
really one of illegal detainer.
Road Overseer George Winfree was fined
S5 for not keeping his road in good condi.
tiou. A number Of like cases against road,
oyerseers aud against constables for failure
to collect the road-tax were continued.
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JAcKsON-WARD MEETTNG.-At 4 meeting
OF the Joseph e. Johnston JacllSoE-Ward
Club held at their club-room on Thursday
evening, October 18th, Captain James Epps
was elected president, Michael Irwin, &. V.
Clash, and Alois Rick vice-presidents, and
Andrew Jinkins secretary.
1t was resolved that they hold mass
meeting at the corner OF Fifth and Baker
streets on Tuesday the 22d instant, at s
O'Clock P. NJ. Messrs. A. NJ. Kelley, w. F.
c. Gregory, and S. p. Witt have been in
vited to address the meeting.
On motion, the Club adjourned to meet at
Mr.. Gasser'S, corner Fifth and Duval streets,
Monday night, October DIST, at S O'Clock.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done atthe
DISPATCH PRlNTlNG-fIeUsE. Good work, 10"
prices, aud satisfaction guaranteed.
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CANDIDATES, have your TICKETS printed at
the DISPATCH PRINTING-KoCsE. Work promptly
DONE and at low prices SD.
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ELECTION TICKETS prn cd ut the DISPATCH
PRINTING House &c low prices. Send In your
orders now.
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EXPORTS FROM RICHMOND.-The follow
ing is recapitulation of exports from the
port OF Richmond, Va, for the quarter end
ing September 30th /: TO Austria: Leaf to-
bacco, 519 hogsheads, valued at $4,000;
refined petroleum, 1G5,eS0 gallons, valued
at S1S,25O. TO Brazil: Flour, g., ,551 bar
relS, valued at S379, 49S; lard, 1888 pounds,
valued at S1,7G7; brown sheetings, Is, 400
wards, valued at 1856; drills, 1900 yards,
valued at S1,31S; rosin, 800 barrels, valued
at SS1S; harness, l case, valued at S82;
glassware, 81 boxes, valued at SIG. To
Cuba: Hoops, $500 bundles, valued at
$1,000. To Denmark: Refined petroleum,
63,793 gallons, valued at $1,000. To Eng
land: Ground bark, 76,160 pounds, valued
at $3.50; slaves, 1S,0S4 pieces, valued at
S900 leaf tobacco, 9S9 hogsheads and S27
,erces, valued at $229,235; manufactured
tobacco, 80 packages, valued at $69S; man
ganese, 393,S72 pounds, valued at Sl,460.
To France: Leaf tobacco, G2O hogsheads,
valued at S55,500; ground bark, 39,0SS
pounds, valued at 1926; crude petroleum,
3S7,302 gallons. valued at S33, 100; wheat,
13,6SS bushels, valued at S15,O57; grain
| bags, 1888, valued at S62; slaves, 1920
pieces, valued at S12O. To Germany: Sawed
oak railroad ties, 1900 pieces, valued at
Sl5,29O; leaf tobacco, 1,l02 hogsheads,
valued at s77,5sG; tobacco stems, "A hogs
heads, valued at S2,445; refined petroleum,
414,2S0 gallons, valued at $4,000. To
Italy: Leaf tobacco, 1860 hogsheadS, valued
at s3s0.O00; rosin, 200 barrels, valued at
S40O. To Norway and Sweden Refined pc
troleum, 254,195 gallons, valued at $4,000.
To Portugal: Wheat, 47,161 bushels, valued
at S49,522; grain bags, 16,26S, valued at
S2,1S6; -four, % barrels, valued at S125
slaves, 14,363 pieces, valued at Sl,225. To
the Province Of Nova Scotia: Camel coal.
511 tons, valued at 81, 100. Total, 81, ,517, ,051
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4irllnloltl llspatlll.

RS THE CIRCULATION oFTHE BIsPATcH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED ClgCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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Iur Notice.-Some reading matter OF In
terest and Importance to the taxpayers VIII
be iouAd in another column.
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You CAN GET BETTER aLUM-PHoToGRAPHS
at FRAYSEg'S GALLERY ihnn any other gallery IN
the city. We recommend them.
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CITY C0MM1TTEE.-Thercw will be meet
ing Of the City Conservative Committee At
u o'clock tonight.
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C1oAKs, cLoAKs,! cLoAKsnl
NEW MaNUFACTORY.

NEW MANurAcToRY.
,rruE GREAT NEW YORK AUTONOMOUS
,o~, IN ha found such an assortment OF LADlES
ES,u~.ES ~ as has never before bceu shown IN 'hls
nnt;on We manufacture every one OF our Cio?Ks
in the most improved ana
NEWEST STYLES. NEWEST TRlMMlNG'
., n-,ces the, win as.onish the community. Our
stock OF
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
AND
FANCY GO0nS
sscs INV ever exhibited IN any southern city.
yrc carry most every article belonging to our me
Our syStem is strictly ONE PRICE. We sell only Ioi
C.su and by not cncouriising bad debts we give lne
customcr liic advantage OF
CHEAP PRICES, LOWER THAN NEW YORK.
RATES.
Remember onr sign reads ,,,,r,o>- ,,o,-e,,
NEW YORK AUCTION-HOUSE,
52S Broad street, between eltih ana SiNul,
oc II Hearty ooposIte e.Ie . ...a. ~.
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DR.. GEORGE B. STEEL has returned 70 'he Gil
and may Jc found nj bis cfcc, No 1Z3 Aaip S'ree'
during the usual business hours.
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PERSONAL.

NTOTICE.-As my wife, LUCY j., left
Ler our children this is To notify the cunlic not to
credit her or her dauyh,er as will not be responst-
bic for their contracts. >. \. BklLLoLanh:
OCTOBER II, 1878. oc le-o'"
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CLOAkS.

very large stock OF this seasons styles in BEA-
YER. DIAGONAL, MATTELASSE. and ROUG
CLOTHS, now open. They Claim TO have the best
styles, largest stock, and cheapest CLOAkS In the
city.
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Go TO FRAYsER's GALLERY and get four beau
tlful Album-Photograpbs for 81; large size TO
mtpU =
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nRY GOODS DRY GOODS
NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS
BROWNE & ROWE
are receiving to- day
NEW AND FRESH DRY GOODS.
DRESS GOODS, FLANNELS,
BLEACIIED AND BROWN COTTON,
BLANKETS. CASSIMERES,
FANCY GOODS, MOTIONS,
HOSIERY. GLOVES,
CORSETS. &C..&C.,
which they have determined to sell at sMAnLFRo-
I:rcS, and make QUICK SALES.
Try them to-day. BROWNE & ROWE,
507 Broad strest, between 1fth and Sixth
se2S-eod
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DRESS GOOD,

Additional attractions Many new styles opening
1hts week, AT prices that cannot fail to please.
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ASK FIFTY LADIES IN SUCCESSION WHAT PER.
FUME they consider the most delicate, the most
pure and salubrcus, The most permanent, and in MI
respects the most desirable ana fortynine OF them
win answer MURRAY 4 LANMAN's FLORIDA
MATER.