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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-01

POLICE Court. .-JuStice White presiding.
The following cases were disposed Of yes
terday morning:
Thomas II. Briggs (coIored), for unlawful
trespaSs, was fined 81. ..,
2. Pcrreni, for assault. was fined So.
Julia Johnson (colored), for abusing and
threatening Jane Patterson. Dismissed.
Stephen McVary and Edward c. Reedy,
charged With being vagrants and suspicious
characters. Dismissed.
George Robinson (co!ored), charged with
dcscrting the schooner Charles Dennis.
Jailed for ten days.
Cornelius Sullivan, charged with being a
common thief. Discharged.
George w. Fuller, charged with disor-
dery conduct on the tram and resisting the
police. Fined 81.
w. E. Robinson, charged with being dis
orderly on the Fair-Grounds. Fined 81.
Peter Coffee and jack Phillips, two sus-
picious characters, were arrested at the
Chesapeake and Ohio depot by Officer
Lamkin, and ordered to leave the city.
\ number OF Others were also ordered to
leave
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second best bul, ilree years and oTer Albert Ed
ward Second,n $50, A. II. BowmIr: best bull. two
best hull. two years aud under THREE. $50. :. w.
Ficklen hest bull, Ge year and under two. a20 IL.
Pser second nest bii one one, year and lndsr
Bowman second best hu!l calf, Agricultural Jour-
nal $. W, Flrken: hes. cow. three years and over,
s35. A. II: Bowman second best cow, three years
aud over, $50. s. W. Ffchlen best COW, two years
and under three. s25. S. ". Ficklen second best
cow TWO wears ard under three, Els, G. w. Palmer:
Feken FIJI best oe srIT calf a a'S e
Fieslan: best aTst e Gov sso. a.W. Palmer.
CLASS Xt-V0fSteins.-Best COW. three years old
and over, $50. II. G. Soitz: best COW. t*o years ana
under three. s13 81 9. Boltz; best bull, one year
~CLAss III -Derons.-Best ball three years old
ana over, $50. James Murray: second best hull,
three years and over, $15. f. w. Chies; best hnlf,
2nd best bull two wars and under three: Ss, 2. Z.
Daniel; best bn, ear and under two, 3 Q, Benz
Grayes: second best ball. one year and under two.
90. JAMES Murray: best cow. three years and over.
S20 F. w. Ch!ics: second best cows three years and
over $40; James Murray: hes. heifer, TWO years
F. ". Ches: best heifer, one year old. James MUIR
ray; second best hefcr. year old, z. G. Daniel
best hcifer calf, agricultural Journal, q. c.
daeers oi tSorouyhSrss siresNBsst Hrsyy s COW cow
Ct bc,A a r Fl 0Ss ssSo1a ans Sy5s saG ss
fourth best COW lRose), 2. e. Daniel; best heller
one year and under two, z. c: Daniel.
CLASS IT-Work 0ren.-Best yoke Of oxen. $40,
S. 8. Bradford. OF CulDeper; second best yoke OF
oxen, s U. +. W. Chiies.
IN THE FIELD AGAIN. &E
Mr.. A. P. Routt. OF Liberty Mills, Orange
county, we!l-known in Virginia and the
South for his inventive genius, is again in
the field, and has at this Fair rece! we'd five
premiums on the articles be exhibited
Mr.. Routt also received medals at the Bald
win-Augusta Fair.
Programme for To-Day.
In another part Of to-day's Dispatch will
be found the very interesting programme
for the Fair to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-01

Loss OF RICHMOND CoAsTER.-The
schooner George Twibill, Miller, OF and
from Philadelphia, which left that port On
the Sih with Il cargo OF anthracite coal con.
signed to G. V. Scott Il Son, Petersburg,
was blown ashore about O'Clock on tile
23d Of October, on Stone Point, Piankitank
river. The vessel Is total loss, and all
hands came near losing their lives, having
to lash themselves in the rigging. and re-
manned there for four or five hours, until
rescued.
The Twibll is an old Richmond trader,
and Captain Miller has many friends i'll this
city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-01

PERSONAL Marcus J. Wright
date OF the Army OF Tennessee), and Mr..
A. p. Tasker, Of the Archive office, Wash.
ington, have been hard at work in the office
OF the Southern Historical Society since
Tuesday preparing for the exchange OF pa
pers agreed on between the War Depart
ment and the Society. .l. as
The name Of Colonel r. B. Berkeley was
accidentally omitted yesterday in the report
OF the banquet of the Army OF Northern
Virginia. It should have been stated that
Colonel Berkeley responded to the toast
{. WnmanN y
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MACHINERY. &c.
MACHINERY FOR SALE.

LfI .-o.,,
| am authorized 10 sell 1T private sale at very
great sacrifice 4 large lot Of MACHINERY as 1oi-
a @FFiFTY-HoRsE-PowER STATIONARY EN-
A Y-rIvE-HoRSE-rowER STATION
A TWENTY- FiVE-ioRsE-POMER PORTABLE
STEAM-ENGINE and BOILER. -
A TES-HORSE- POWER STATIONARY EN-
CINE, ,,,n.c,,, -,
TIONARY ENGINE. .@.-.-.r,.
A DOUBLE PLUSGER PUMP,
A SINGLE PLUNGER PUMP,
A new SAW-MlLL, - -,
A So; ! Rosers's POWER MonTIc1Se-AA,
One or Hoaers's sest GTG-SAWS.
i Sc, of BOIL ROLLS IA inches
A CONFINED BOILER IRON PUNCH ant
SHEAR,
Aheayy HAND POWER B0ILER-PuNCH,
Large lot Of RLACkSdTTH'S TOOLS,
CIRCULAR-SAWS tfrom 4G inches IN diameter x
! s inches In ,ialneler)
CIRCULAR-SAW MANDRILLS, and variety
smaller articles TOO numerous 10 mention.
GEORGE B. SLOhT.
oc 2s-lwS Fifteenth and Cary streets.
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\. NINA, GLASS, CHINA
FALL IMPoRTATf0Ns.
Dan, ,naG ACADEMIES. !,

DICHMOND AND MANCHESTER ~
IL DANCING A GADEMIEs DOW elen for -
The rec1ntion. OF s. .hoiars. RiCHMONnEM
ACADEGY~WED. lEspAY and SATUR-GssS
DAY AFTERNOON. : leY ssdies, ktsses, and mas
Lers. TUESDAY and FHipA1 &EvESiAGS 1T p
NOTICE TO yisiToas. aatinee so;rse EVERY
SATURDAY at 5 O'Clock. Tickets, 10 and zoe, "
MAECHEsTER AGADi DiEMy.-C!ass for ladies'
misses, and lnss,ers. MUND ~. AFTERNOON at4
Respectfully, Zoe l1-eoG1mi II. F.LAuB BE.
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po7, op HoSor At THE R1cuMoSD HIGH

Roll. OF HONOR AT TIE RIcHMoND HIGH-
ScnooI..--The following is a list OF the pupils
on the roll of honor at the Richmond High
School for the past week: Senior Glass
Ada Anderson. Augusta Anderson, Belle
Brown, Constance Cabell, Bertha DIckin-
son, Stella Hagan, Oracle Henning, Fannie
Moon. Zaidee Morton, Annie e. Simms,
Emma P. Turner, JEANNE Whittet, ANNIE
Woodson, William. J. Boykin, William +.
Dennis, William S. Henning. intermediate
Glass; Charles Billups, George McCann'
Jennie Cook, Juliet Marks, Ida Meyer, Min
ME Saunders, Hettie Taylor, Amelia Brim-
mer. Junior Class-Lummie Cunningham,
Maggie Ferrell, Jennie Hammond, Sue Her
ring. Mary Pulllam, Rosa Salamonsky, Ad-
die Whitehurst, Rosa Zetelle, Annie Win
ston, Cornelius Ammons, Kenneth Morton,
Harry NetherIand, William Wills. Attend
ancc for the week, S5 per cent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-01

"IMMENsE" GREENBACE RALLY LAST
N1GHr.-Mr. Henry >. Walker, of West
Virginia, addressed an audience Of about
one hundred persons in trout Of the City
Hall last night. He commenced speaking
| about s. O'Clock. Soon after that time the
Polar wave that doubtless kept others away
| struck the reporter, and subsequent events
interested him no more. ...,.
The first skyrocket thrown up to attract
gathering frightened the horses attached
to carriage in which Mr.. Newman was
seated. The horses jumped about, and the
candidate for congressional honors made a
most basty exit.
The meeting was, in every sense OF the
word, huge failure:
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FLOUR INSPECTIONS.

The amount OF -four inspected TOT the
month ending yestel day was as follows
1857 barrels family, 2.762 barrels extra
superfne, 1,G37 barrels superhne, ~ paT-
rels fine, 10 barrels mildlings, 2GS barrels
condemned-tota, 6,3s7 barrels.
9:s DEEDS RECORDED.
The clerk of the Chancery Court recorded
one hundred and eighty-one deeds OF bar
gain and sale, trust, release, Nc, /
-s. s.- ~ FIRE ALARMS. '"' {
Only two fire alarms were reported-Oc
tober a1st, from Box 35; and October 29sh,
from Box 81. The losses during the montf
were $500, covered by insurance.
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LOCAL MATTERS
October Statistics.

October Statistics.
Owing to the fact that business was sus.
pended yesterday in the city and Govern
ment offices our usual report OF monthly
statistics is incomplete for October.
..f METEOROLOGICAL.
The following table shows the state OF the
thermometer lFahrenheiD at sunrise during
the month of October, as also the highest
and lowest points reached each day, and the
direction OF the wind:
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LADIES, go to ANToNl's Restaurant.
YELLOW BANANAS Ut ANToNrs.

NEW BUCKwlIEAT,
SELECT CREAM CHEESE at l5c. per pound,
GOOD MINED TEA at 40 and soc. per pound,
FRESH MALAGA GRAPES at 25c. per pound,
Large SMOKED TONGUES, 90c. each;
GOLDEN SHERRY. 81 and $3.50 per gallon;
HAMS tvery supcriorj, l6c. per pound
LAGUAyRA COFFEE, Is and zoe. per pound;
KENTUCKY and BUCKSER's TnISKEY -four years
oldl, $3.50 per gallon. Mt
CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-01

Meeting To- o-Night.-A grand rally OF the
Conservatives OF the city and vicinity VIII
lie held in front OF the courthouse tonight
at 8 O'Clock. Hon. a. NJ. Kelley, capt;
George D. Wise and other speakers WI :, !
address the people. Should the weather be
incIement, the meeting will be held In the
courthouse. Come one and all: A iui
discussion OF the question is invited with
the oDposilion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-01

WESTERN ExcURsIoNIsrs. AS the result
OF Major N. Fl. Hotchkiss's efforts In behalf
Of the Fair, one hundred visitors We're
breSight here from Kentucky and Ohio, and
three hundred from West Virginia; and
amoRg the former were the Mayor and six
citizens of Ashland, Ky. e.7 @ 4;
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CALIFORNIA PEARS n, ANToNrs.

ELECTION TICKETs.-Don't delay sending IN your
orders. Have your tickets printed in time. The
DIspATCH PRINTING-HoCsE prints them prompt-
ly and cheap!y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-01

FINE PoTATo Es.-TWo specimens OF
sweet potatoes, raised By Captain Temple
Clark, OF King and Queen county, have
been received at this Office. They are
cross between the York and the Spanish,
and weighed when taken from the ground
eight pounds each.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-01

Personal. Mr.. Patrick II. Gary. one OF
our oldest citizens, is out after serious ln-
disposition, but is still quite feeble; and his
son, 7. B. Gary. prominent young toDac-
conlst, of Henderson, N. c., Is on visit to
his native city.
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csouKERY. GLASSWARE. dc.

NEW GOODS. ..e ......a
ELEGANT DECORATED DINNER and TEA
SETS of floral ana bird decorations;
RI(M VASES Of mariue, bird and floral decorations
BEAUTIFUL TOILET-SETS OF new designs.
These goods were manufactured and decorated by
IIayilsnd Co., OF Limoges, France. especially u
oar order.
Blue CANTON CHINA DINNER-SETS, and by
the single piece,
A f,,N hrc OF BAND and WHITE CHINA DIN
NER aud TEA-SE'TS Of al The new shapes:
AMERICAN CHINA DINNER and TEA-WhRE
"A new line OF TOILET WARE--very handsome;
TIN TOILET-SE'rS In great variety;
HGJSEFURN1SHING GOODS OF all kinds;
Ass she aovekies IN FANCY GOODS.
Parties are especially invited to call and examine
Il " atock whether they wish to purchase or not
90 +. u. TAYLOR,
e2s lG1l Main street.
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FRiScu CREAM cAKE.-Gne cup OF sugar, three
eggs, three tablespoons cold water, one and half
cups Of aour. one teaspoon DooLEY's YEasT-Pow-
DER. Bake In quick oven twenty minutes.
For the Cream.-ScaId nearly pint or MIX, dis
solve two heaptng tablespoons corn-ssarch in little
m,lx beat this With two eggs and small teacup OF
sugar stir this into the milk, and when It Is boiled
add heaping tablespoon OF butter; stir smooth.
and favor with vaniiis or lemon. Snlit the cake
while warp. aud spread with the cream. THIS 10
sufficient for TWO cakes.
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THE STATE FAIR.
Immense Crowd In Attendance Yes.
terdaY. &; M 5.s.5 rs ..s ... l5.s. z5s3

THE coMpETITlrE D Ri T. THE CHIEF
4 FEATURE = COMPANIES y Ct,'' ~. A" AND
Il. D." THE WINNERS OF THE PRIZES
7 GRAND MILITARY !. REVIEW. ny THE GOV.
ERNoR, GENERAL JOSEPH E. JOHNSTON
AND oTHERi.D IsTIN GUIs SHED 'vIR.
GIEIaNs-- Hon. DANIEL W. VOORHEES,
NOT .PREsE,NT T; THE REASON WHERE.
FoRE-THER ERAcEs-THE PREMIUM LISTS
|, PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY. '.
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FOR RENT.


TOR RENT. TWO OF I IL 0 5 60
L new. convenient. aud very, desirable es.:1
DWELLINGS Just completed on the wes: sice or
Eleventh street north OF Clay street, cont1tpinS
nine rooms each: oatli hot and cold water, range,
starionary washtubs, &c. Rent very reasonable.
Anniy 10 JOHN L. GODDIS,
Real EsIaIe Agent,
oc 3O-3t Bank aud Eleventh streets.
TOR RENT, THAT CONVENlENTE
Il DWELLING No. 636 north Seventh street. go
containing about eikht rooms, besides Kitchen WIN
q large yar! attached. This house has just been
painted pa pered, and put in good repair. Rent ony
s22b per month. Apply to
JOHN 7. GODDiN, Real Estate Agent,
cc an-3f Bank and Eleventh streets.
FOR RENT, THAT ELEGANTGsa
L lNEW) BRICK RESIDENCE No. lo7 kEa
eas. Grace street, possessing all modern c0pye-
niences and most comfortably constructed. ~ nss
ahout fourteen rooms. and stable opening on ~ide
aiiov POISDEXTER s. TuPPER,
a'ta n. D O eodat 1900 Nain street.
TOR RENT, EXCELLENT BRICK Ma
DWELLING on the northwest corner OF I'D
seventh and Franklin streets eight roomss A chen,
gas a nd water. Possession NJ once. Apply 10
e''' 'NN ROBERT B. LYME,
oc c2s-eod3t Keal Estat- Aken..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-01

SHOT AT THE FAIR-GRoUNDs.-Ye day
afternoon Henry White. Mr.. Rosenbaum's
coachman, was shot in the head while
standing on the lawn at the Fair:t5rounds,
near the main pavilion. The ball was eS-
tracted by DR.. Coakley. Henry thinks he
was shot by some one in the portico OF the
main pavilion, but 1t Is more probable that
1t was a stray shot from one OF the target
,vuDS '-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-01

LADIES Restaurant II ASToNfs.
LADIES Restaurant at ASTOEI'S.
LADIES Restaurant at ANToSIs, Main street DO.
low post-office.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

45- On all sales Df Zeal Estate made bGtioss1
the lyt 1j Jsnudry and last Of June the tdatS fei
TIC present y.or hare Tn be G6tJ oyfhe pitrchaGsf
Or all SdiGG Hladt JttlJIEi! tie lst f Juip d7.d hcs
Of the year the tOTes hare to be aid by the sst+T
lThiS custom was adopted abor' n'tccn years aga
b all the real estate agents In Richmond and Ap'
D les TO Richmond and sicnity.]
j. r. HOCKADAY, at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, groceries.
provisions, SC.
JAS. .MACDOCGALL, at his store, at 0:30 o'c.cck
A. N furniture, counters, Carpets &c.' &c.
POISDEXTER c TUPPER. for Fucmsn Turper,
trustee. house and lot lG27 Concord street.
EDWIN VAUGHAN, for Hill, Carter, trustee, at
O'Clock =. 81, house and lot In Ashland. S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-01

THE BEST ARTICLES AT LOWEST PRICES
Laguayra Coffee at 1Sc. per pound:
Rich Cream Cheese at 15c. per pound:
Really good Tea at soc. per pound;
Fredericksburg Family Flour ut $3.50 per barrel
Choice Hams at Ice. per pound;
Finest Becf-T0ngues III 90c.:
Duff Gordon Sherry at 81 per gallon; .
"B Select.'' :. Glenwood." and "Alleghany "
Whiskeys, finest French Brandy, &C., 1T lowest
prices. Cigars OF all grades.
w. d. BLAIR s. Co.,
903 Main street.
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Business Suspended.-Bu little business
was done Yesterday in any Of the city offices
or ut the sank. The Old Dominion Cotton
Mills suspended operations, and the dag was
generally observed as haif holiday with
all classes and at all establishments.
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Second Race.

The races to-day promise to be unusually
attractive, as it is stated that number Of
fine horses from other localities will be en-
tered for the contest. 40
Meeting Of the Executive Committee
of the State Agricultural Society.
A meeting OF the Executive Committee
of the Virginia State Agricultural Society
was held last night in the Society's hall
Colonel Beverly, yice-president, in the
chair; Colonel W. c. Knight secretary.
On motion OF Mr.. Palmer, the price Of
admission to the Grand Stand was reduced
to twenty-five cents for the day.
The Chair stated that President Drewry
was of opinion that the change was not
ONLY desirable. but would probably result
In a considerable increase in the revenue OF
the Society.
Adjourned. e--t ..-sf..st.s
General Meeting Of the Society.
Immediately after the adjournment Of the
Executive Committee general meeting OF
the .ife-members OF the Society was held
Vice President Beverly in the chair.
A number Of papers were referred to the
Executive Committee.
Mr. Chambliss presented q resolution de-
claring that the agricultural interest OF Vir-
ginia requires some iudicious system to be
inaugurated looking to the improvement OF
our lands that the Executive Committee
take such action as mny he deemed best
calculated to promote this object; also
looking to the organization OF county agri-
cultural societies. Agreed to-.
Colonel Berkeley, OF Prince Edward
county, presented resolution for the en-
isrgemsnt of the schedule OF premiums so
as 70 include geIdings Or gentlemen's road.
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CHOICE CANDIES at ANToNI's.

TAKEN IN AND DONE FORA young man
from the countcr-re," who was advised by real
friend 10 &c. bottle Of DIR. HERNDoNs GYPsY'S
GIFT, applying to certain druggist who didn't
have II on hand and vino wanted 10 get or some OF
his dead stock. was induced TO take something else
''just us gOod' The result was he wasted his money
and saved his rheumaism-rathcr bad economy, by
the way-untll lie got the GIFT from live druggist.
Don't let 'em serve you so.
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MALAGA GRAPES a. aNToNI's.

PHOTOGRAPHS HAVE BEEN REDUCED IN
PRICE At ANDEnSoN's GALLERY.-alr. AMBER
SON has lust returned from Europe with many new
ornaments and accessories 10 be introduced IN pEo-
tographic compositions. He Is. In fact. prepared to
apply all the highest improvements In the art.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-01

The THEATRE.-The Mighty Dollar drew
another large crowd last night. The people
were all delighted.
There will be Il performance tonight and
matinee morrow.
Reserved seats will be sold for tue NATL
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CANDIDATES, have your TICKETS printed at
the DISPATCH PRIST1NG-HocsE. Work promptly
done, and at low prices.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear anG
cool during the early part OF the day. In
the afternoon the wind blew up fresh from
the northwest, and at night 1t was quiz
cold. Ft.fel .f!5: TsiH -tt* 'i, tA.tL. !
1 s:;1>asENoMETER YESTERDAY: g. A. NJ, 54
8 "A. NJ, 81 noon. 81; 5 p. NJ, o.; 6 T.
NJ. rs; midnight. 90. s'5E =;
Mean temperature, 5000. q, st5f |
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". ELLYscN 4 Co.. advertising agents, nsert ad-
vcr:ements IN all Of the newspapers OF the Uni,si
.n rs II publishers rates Orers lee. at the Die
p0tch c0untinE-roon viii receive prompt attau
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-01

WHEN A LADY sPRrSKLEs HER DREssISG-
ROOM with MURRAY & LANMty's FLORIDA
WATER IL becomes TO one sense ar least delicious
floral bower. No tropical grove can exhale q rarer
fraorauce
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-01

The Beethoven Musicale. THE seVentn
Beethoven musicale will be given to'nlshl
at Heidcr's Hall ut s O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-01

LADIES' AND GESTLEMEN'S BOOTS and SHOES
hand-made-to order-best quality-guarnnteed 10
ft-at BosCHEN's. 500 and 8 i l Broad street.
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TaE FIRE C0MArTTEE,--There will be; IN
important meeting OF this committee OF the
Msyor'a oEce tGity HalIl this evening ut 8
O'Clock.
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SCHooL-suOEs, all the styles, cheap at
BosCnEN's. 600 and 81 Broad street.

SAVE MONEY ry having your printing done atths
DISPATCH rRINTISG-TiOUsE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfac cton guaranteed.
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ISprcATyoSs FOR To-DAy.--For the Mid
die Atlantic. States, clear OF partly cloudy
weather and high northwesterly winds,
with rising temperature.
For the South Atlantic Statesj clear or
partly cloudy weather, winds mostly north
erly, falling followed by rising Temperature Q,
and generally higher pressure. s.<t I"
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Ho, for ANToNI's Restaurant, Main street, below
most -Ofice.
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Go TO ANToSI's Restaurant.

ELECTION. NOVEMBER 5, lS7S.-Candidates
can have their TICKETS printed at the DISPATCH
PRINTING-HoUsE promptly, and at reduced prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-01

ELECTION TICKETS printed 1t the DISPATCH
PRINTING HOUSE at low prices. Send III your
orders now. - Z ~
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VISITORS, go TO ASroSI's Restaurant, sIain
street. -
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The Citu Councii.-The regular meeting
OF the City Council will be held tonight at
IA o'clock
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Go TO ANToSI's Res arrant.

ELECTION TICKETS printed at reduced prices at
tue DISPATCH rRISTING-HoUsE.
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RUssNESS CHANCES.

nCsO CAPITAL.-A gentleman OF good
5CCU address with this amount can paIuhSSs1r, NJ,
sH.TE INHERENT IN A VERY fLEAsASf
oFFiCE BUSINESS which will net aa MN sIo
weekly. Address RELIABLE BUss ~ EsMM aM..
DO 1.2t& ---. sne -
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EnEl,AYialNAL.

NHRS. SYLYANUS REEDS BoAhb-
YI ING- -ASIhpAY-sCHo0I.F FOB GiKLsSs, EIE SsnS M0s'
AND s. EAST FlrTY-THtRp STREET. NEW ioAAs
- RK.OPENS OCTOBER /, 1878, -,
French Is the LANGUAGE OF the school. Ihe Soi-
le1Iaie course requires four years. Every provision
is Afforded for the health and comfort. As well rs
the thorough education 0f pupiis. au 2o-eod3m
NIAPLEWOoD INSTITUTE.
M - - CoECoRDyfLLE, Pa.
!, Bows, $50 per quarter; girls, $43. Stadents pre-.
pared for business, Yale or Harvard CoilSse. Farss
class Joseph sHoRTLIpGEA.M 4. A..
6-d&w3m 0i'aa5 tiius'A.
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CHOICE FRUITS at ASroSI's.
ELECTION TICKETS:
ELECTION TICKETS!

Send your orders for ELECTION TICKETS to DIS
PATCH PRISrING-iioUsE, and you viii get them
promptly and n; low rates. '
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.sters or driving horses in the premium-list.
Agreed TO-. * .5'z 81: ..:..-.s..:.
7. Mr. Chambliss presented O resolution
looking to an amendment Of the constitution
so as to provide that the widow OF de-
ceased member OF the Society shall be enti-
tied to the same privileges as. before his
death.
Z Adjourned.
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AZ LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCu-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS eF{THEcITY.
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SUPERIOR CANDIES at ASToal,s,
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SECKEL PEARS at ANTONi's.