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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-11

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.-Am meeting OF the
Board OF Directors Of the Chamber OF Com
mercc was held yesterday afternoon-Presi-
dent Z. o. N0ltlng in the chair, and 2. G.
Coghlan secretary.
The resignation Of P. II. Mayo rs a menl-
ber OF the Board was received and accepted
Mr.. john X. Childrey was nominated by
Mr.. J. 3. Purcell 10 ill the vacancy, and he
was unanimously elected.
The President laid before the Board Z
communication from Mr.. Il. W. c. Clarke,
secretary of the United States Board OF
Trade OF New York, inviting the Rich
mond Chamber 10 send four delegates 10
be present n, meeting soon to be held, at
which matters OF national Importance will
be discussed.
On motion Of Mr.. Potts, the paper was
referred to the Secretary OF the National
Board Of Trade to inquire whether the
United States Board Of New York is rival
organization OF the National Board.
Adjourned
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DELEGATES Observation-Disclosures Lodge
tcoIorep, |. 0. q. r., naye elected the fol-
lowing delegates to the Grand Lodge when
meets in this city November l4ih, al the
Shiloh Baptist church, at 10 4. NJ; Is. j.
Patterson, 2. 4. jones Golden Rule. A.
=. Fleets. J. T. williams; st. Luke, No.
Il. Robert Martin. J. II. Burke; Ruth, No.
II, 0. B. Dickerson, :. 4. towdus; King
David, No. IS (Maachcsterb NJ. B. Logan,
Silas Lucas.
since the last semi-annual session OF the
Grand Lodge fourteen new lodges have
been instituted, scattered over the State
Mount Horeb Lodge, No. 80. will be organ
ized by the Grand Secretary next Monday
at Norfolk with siXty-three charter mcnl-
bers. m ,,,,,
Wells Brown Lodge will elect delegates
next week TO Grand Lodge.
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THE MOZART The announcement that
Miss Swain would favor the Association
with her sweet voice attracted an immense
audience to the Mozart last evening, and Il
very agreeable programme was rendered.
Upon her appearance on the stage Miss
Swain was greeted with perfect storm OF
appIause-a fllttering evidence OF the real
pleasure the audience felt in welcoming
back 50 great {. fay0rite after a protrnctcd
absence. In the "L'lnvito ALA Danza,'
bv Weber, her birdikc voice tonnd
full scope for It's wonderful pow
ers of vocaliZation, and right well
did she execute it. Gunod's Temple
Unvre-toi" seemed to have been selected
Tor contrast. its solemn, majestic styles be-
inc so entirely different from the gay,
sparkling character OF the first piece. The
selections proved very happy. for when she
had finished her varied powers were ac.
knowledred. and we were at Il loss to know
which we admired the more.
Mr.. Fred. Ch. IIahr, 4 very excellent
pianist, made his first appearance before the
Association, and rendered two solos with
taste and EXPRESSION. The duo violin be-
tween Dir. Barikowskl and Mr.. II. ". Lub-
book was well performed, and proved one
OF the most pleasing members OF the pro-
grammc.
Siguor JardeIla was very happy in his
clarinet solo, performing the Concerto
Br;iiiante Marannia," by S&rGci, with won
derIul skill and perfection.
Notwithstanding the absence from the
ety. Of ulanv oi the musicians, the oTcheS-
ira was quite large, aud rendered two sc.cc
tions very croditab!y. Many OF his friends
doubtless were pleased to recognize among
the number Professor c. W. Tubbs, who
Is OH visit 20 the city.
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LEVY BROTHERS are Offering EXTRA INDUCE
MENTS this season to CASH PURCHASERS. as they
are determined TO maintain their reputation a5 the
LEADERS of low prices" They have just opc.cd Il
itll assortment Of CLoAKS Of the late styles now
out
LEVY BROTHERS make the low prices at "htcl
they soil SILKS and MOURNING GOODS leaeia9
feature In their business CARPETS every pl'c1 ana
qualify can be found In their assortment. FLtN-
SELS aud BLANKETS are offered at te,np'inriY 10"
prices They are Offering DOMESTIC GOODS !; Ns-
ures that can't he beat. Give tlcm call.
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THE BEST ARTICLES Ar LOWEST PRICES
Lasuiyrt Coffee 1t lSc. per pound:
Rich Cream Cheese nj lJr. FER pound;
Pny good Tea at 5Cc. per pound;
Fredericksburg Family Flour Al $3.50 per lar:e' !;
Choice Hams III o. per pound;
Finest Bee. .-fuu.urS ai 5dc.;
DaT Gordon sherry II - per eai.on:
~ sci ct GicH%OoG.' and "hiic"hT3r >
Whiskeys. finest French Bran!y, &c, III lowest
prices. Cigars oi all grades
W. y. Blair Co.,
HN3 Main si..cs.
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rsNliE CANVASS.

TliE CANVASS.
The following IS Inc 1T Of appointments for
sneakers on be!I: OF Tie Conservative party at the
approaching County Courts III this frhird, congress
siuual district:
CAROLINE COCRT-1loSDAY, OCTOBER 14TlI.
Hon. 4. NJ. Kelley.
Nfajnr JoI.S W. DANIEL,
Captain j. Nj. HrpclS.
JOHN WASIiISGTON, ESD,
aud others.
CHESTERFIELD COuRT-MoNDAY, OCTOBER
l1TN.
IIou. W. y. QuESESDERRY,
General T. NJ. LOGAN,
CUlnucl JouS II. GUY.
Captain GEORGE -. WISE.
Colonel WILLIAM AMBENS,
GE.EGE Il. MACON, Esd,
and others.
HESRICO COUHT-3loSDAY, OCTOBER nth.
Colonel JOHN +. YOUNG,
X. II. CARD" ELL. Esq,
Major DOS. +. fiALSEI.
JOSETlI Ii. BRYAN. ES,l..
Hon. JAMES H. Do0LEi,
GEORGE 4. JONES, ESD.
Coloncl WILLIAM =. BuEwELL,
and others
LOUISA CoURT-MoNpsy, OCTOBER 14ru.
General JOSEPH 4. JOHNSTON,
Captain JnHE s. WISE.
Captain FRANK V. WINSTON,
Major ROBERT STILES,
Judge 4. l.. LEAKE.
and Others.
HANOVER COMPREHENSION, OCTOBER
10TH.
General JOSEPH L. JOHNSTON,
Colone! CIIaSTAlE WHITE.
Hon. w j. @ ES ESEERi;Y,
Colonel JOlIE ii. YOUNG.
GEORGE \. JONES, Esq.
Captain GEORGE II. WISE,
Hon. W. I. E.. GREGORY,
and others.
j. BELL BIGGER. .
Ann. .1.IIN
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YELLOW FEVER FUND.-Total receipts to
date, S9,S3s.20.
A class ut st. Johns (Ep.scopaD church,
Sl.10; l.. s. Edwards, secretary, for Lou
isiana Division Army Northern Virginia,
$53.13; Episcopal church, Genital depot,
Va, So; St. Johns (Episcopa) church,
New River depot, SIS.
The treasurer sent 500 to Decatur, Ala,
by wire yesterday.
The treasurer also sent to Decatur, Ala,
Yesterday package Of Valentines meat
Juice, kindly donated by Mr.. NJ. S. Valen-
fine, and seut free a,y the Southern Ex-
press Company.
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FRIDAY............... -. OCTOBER II, 1878.
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAT.-For the Mid
die Atlantic, South Atlantic. and Gulf States,
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley. stationary
and falling barometer, southwest to north
east winds. warmer, cloudy. and rainy
weather. followed in the West Gull States by
cold northerly winds and rising barometer
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a REPORTER OFT or \ ScRAPT.--G. Kettle
wcl Esq, Of the Erening h"it tin. Baltimore.
who was late" he victim III ti!rccmontiis' spell
of Intensely painful rheumatism In the neck and
shoulders. found hi;lSclf suddenly relieved by Or.
IfEESDoN.S GYPSY'S GIFT, aud after waiting L
reasonable time SAYS that he fully attributes his
cure 70 that valuable medicine. /: Is entirely vesc-
table containing no minerals whatever, and can De
had uf any live druggist.
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CoLoRED Sons OF TEMPEkANcE.-lhe loi,
lowing new Divisions VIII oe ofSahlLeu
here next week: Church Hiil, NO. 81, WIN
Major Loche Us W. F.; Good Sanal nan an no y
IS, Sidney. with Rev. .J. W. Gaines W. T.
Rev. +. Davis. Z. g.; Rising Zion, NO. 99
Rockets, with John Nenable ". T., NJ
Fl. Henry, RS. This makes sixteen Dlvl
sions in Richmond and alancaester al WORK
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SPEECHES FROM MESsRs. W. L. ROYALL-
DON p. HALSEY, j. n. GREGORY, AND G.
X. MACoN-CoLoNEL NEWMAN NOT ON
HAND IN CONSEQUENCE OF A NIsUNDER-
sTAND1NG-coLoNEL NEwMAN's RECORD
AS DETAILED BY GENERAL a1cCAUsLAND.
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ROOMS IIuRn CONGRESSIONAL

CONSERVATIVE = DISTRICT COMMITTEE. 7
No. Eleventh stree. tur-siairs).
rE'HE THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DIS
4 TRiCT CuMNITTEE CONSERVATIVE
have established their headquarters IL No. i.er-
cuih stree; tur-.isirsl. between Main ana lalili
streets, ana would be pleased To have the people oi
th, district confer with them IN regard To te can-
SanS.
The rooi@s will be open from \. NJ. 10 Z. NJ,
and rom : to 10 T. u.
The committee would be Glad 20 have residents o:
the conuieS visiting The city cal at thclr rooms aud
ln,k known The requirements ri their localities.
General JOSEPH T.. JOHNSTON. when not cam
ya,sinG in HE counties. can be found here from l
4. VI. 10 ] y. NJ
An communica' ions addressed TO the Secretary
rrarn- 10 district affair, Will receive the prompt
attention due lhcul j. BELL ElGG ER,
sc 7-lNovl Secretary.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
cooler. At midnight it was raining.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, 6t !;
8 A. d., 50; noon, &c; 8 ?. NJ, "A; 6 T.
~. 10: midnight. 81.
Mean temperature, Coy.
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a MAMMOTH SWEET PoTATo. -Captain Ed
mond Bossieux sent to onr office yesterday
a mammoth sweet potato, which was raised
on his Observation-Disclosures this city:
The potato weighed seven and half
pounds. Who can beat that!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-11

RELIEF AT LAST from cholcrcl-ir f:ntum and
summer complains. DR.. MOFFETT's TEETHISA
t'rcethlng Powders regulates the bowels and nant'
tccihing easy. he lis ermpions and sores, removes
and prevents the fCrma ion of worms In children
No mother should be without 1t. X. W. POWERS X
Co. Richmond. and all druggists. keep IL.
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NEW TRIAL GRANTED.-Judse Wexford
Yesterday granted new trial to Martha
Ann Morris. The accused was convicted
In the County Court OF Henrico Of infants
eide, and sentenced 10 the penitentiary for
eight years. Counsel afterwards obtained
writ OF error, and OH that the case was
heard Wednesday in the Circuit Court OF
Henrco.
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CALIFORNIA SQUIRRELS FOR THE CAPITOL
seUARs.-Maior s. FL. Boykin, Supel'tntend-
ent OF State-Grounds and Buildings, re-
ceiyed yesterday Q receipt Of Wells, Fargo
81 Co., Express Company, for a cage of two
California gray squirrels, presented TO the
State OF Virginia by Professor Fl. Fl. Fo-
land, III, D., San Francisco, Cal.
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HYMESEAL.-Mr. w. NJ. Cary, a genial.
popular, and entcrprsinS young merchant
OF Richmond, was on yesterday fellcitatcd
in happy and brilliant marriage with Miss
Lily McPhaiI. the beautiful and accom-
plished daughter OF Mr.. j. B. McPhaiI. OF
Charlotte county. The marriage was SOL
cmnized at Mulberry Hill" the beautiful
residence OF the brides father, and Mr..
Cary, accompanied by number OF his
friends, amongst whom were Mr.. \. l..
Stokes and Colonel 7. N. r. Talcott, LETT
the city early yesterday morning on special
train furnished b. the Richmond and Dam
vile Railroad Company, to which was at-
tached the magnificent new palace-car,
description OF which has already appeared
in the Dispatch. Under such agreeable
auspices most pleasant run was made to
Roanoke station. and the elegance. comfort,
and beatty OF the superb car in all its 2l-
pointments were fully attestcd by the entire
party.
The marriage ceremony was most impress
Siye rs solemniZed after the EngllSh rite
BY the Presbyterian minister, MI. Thomas
Drew, and was performed in the presence
Of a large number OF relations and friends
of both families. The entertainment when
followed was sumptu ,us, and the entire NJ
far was characterized by that whoicsou!ed
and delightful refinement peculiar to tie
old Virginia hospitality.
The bridal party returned last evening al
: O'Clock, and escorted the happy pair TO
the northern train. who embarked for al
extended tour, followed by many prayer
and good wish from the friends there as
semblcd for 4 bon r0yage.
At Trinity church last evening Mr. VI. {.
Crowds. Il popular young merchant OF this
citv, was united in marriage II Miss Indiana
Woody, in the presence OF large number
OF friends, the pastor, Rev, Mr.. JHdkins,
officiating. After the ceremony tie happy
couple proceeded to the Union depot, where
thrv took the train for the North, followed
BIZ the best wishes Of those who had assem-
| bed 10 see them OIL.
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ACTION SALES THIS DAY.

s15- o.. ~ sakes of Rsni Estnts made be:osr
IN, Isl 81 Jsnnarg Us.J last '9f Jua. the taf,Sf1t
~, mr. s,nt near Eur. Ia b. pntd yths DuTch1s~ =
d, nN su[,S indG b.ttcetn the lSt Of Juiy an" .js
Sj ne year the tares hare In he phN by tae <SEt!''
lThls r,rsi0sl was adopted about fftccn year ago
by ali the real estate agents In Richmond, ana ao-
plies to Richmond and vicinity.l
JAS MACDOUGALL. 1, hi> store, al lo's o cioes'
furniture. carpci-, chromos. &c.
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DEPARTURE OF COMPANY + FOR WASHING
roN.-Company F left last night for Wash
irgien, Lieutenant +. II. Gillian COM
manding, Captain II. T. Miller being una
BILE 10 leave with the company IN conse-
uuence Of Illness in his family.
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No NAN OF HEFISEMENT Uses INT&EIo2
pEHFuMEHY. for the simple reason that no "ainah
Of refinement would tolerate him |: he did IL t'ss
country The toilet outfit ofa gentleman Is ''>!|ra"
incomplete without bottle q MURRAY ( LAM
MANS ELOEIDN WATER.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done ss1re
ntsPATCu PWISTISG-ItoutE. Good ~ora, ~ "
r-ccs, amt satisfaction guaranteed.
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PHOTOGRAPHS HAVE BEEN REDUCED ~ PRICE
At ASDERsoS'S GALLERY.-Mr. hTDERaO% Ei9
lust returned from Europe with many new o:iIa-
lGcnts ard accessories To bc Introduced In photo
graphic mpo itons. He is in fact, prepared 10
ayply all the highest improvements III the art.
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LADIES AND GESILEM"S'S BOOTS and s'toHS-
hand-inaCc-io 0rdcr-tcst 7nal',y--uaraottea
n;-at EosCUES's. 800 arh 3 I ! iroaa street.
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VI. FL.YSr.N y CO.. aircr,tslms s.:tnts. lh"l o.
refreshments "a ali Of .hv newspapers % the u.
Sa es a. p:.D!i>lIers' vate'. Urcrs .ft Il, the t#
Entch coan,lux-ryoin Viii receive prampt a.i.-
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HAVE YOU SEEN

ELEGANT READY-SIADE CLOTHING?
If not, call aud Inspect his goods and prices. No
one can equal him. He is the largest Clothing SihG-
uf2cturer in the world
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IT Is A FACT that DooLEY's YEAsT-PowDER
will go further In Use in the Kitchen, and the results
will be more satisfactory In the production of e!e-
gint light rolls, biscuits cake, etc.. than * any
other baking-powdsr is used. Tryit. Sold by gro
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Mass -MEgTISa AT THE THEATRE.To-
night at "a O'Clock there will be 9 mass-
meeting Of Conservatives OF the 'Fneatre,
under the auspices Of the City Central Con-
serSatiye Committee. The speakers are
General Joseph i. Johnston, Hon. D.
Quesenberry. Major John w. Daniel, Cap
tain Frank V. Winston, Governor j. u. Ma
rye, William L. Royalt. Esq, and others.
or course there viii be an outpouring OF
the peoDIe.
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Go TO FRATSER'S GALLERY AMI get four h";tn -
fli Photographs ior 81; large Size toc IRA
ming. Il.
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YOU CAN GET BETTER hLBUI-PuOToG?Arl.
at FIAYSER's GALLERY Than any other gale: tl
the city, We recommend him.
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DRESS SUITS made 10 order III Richmond 4. low
prices by T.. L. SPENCE K SON.
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GOOD BUSINESS SUITS at 80. $l2, st4. 415,
SIG. and SIS. T.. i. SPENCE son.
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CuEyIoT SUITS made TO order In Richmond az
low prices b. +. Il. SPENCE e SON.
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CASHMERE SUITS made 10 orer In Richncna 1t
low prices by Z. 6. SPENCE & SON. -
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HAVE YOUR CLOTHING MADE TO oIDrE In
Richmond by 4. L. SPENCE & SOY.
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FURNISHING GooDs-larsc stocs--at low prices
ut l.. Z. SPENCE ( SOS'S.
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OTNS. so tic pIcIU lUT NVUCTII JUHHsl
nd very ctfectually. too.
GENERAL Z. LINDSAY WALKER.

Persistent calls for Walker!"" Walker!"
brought the chairman forward. The Cen
eral declared that this currency question
was grave and intricate one. He did not
pretend to understand it. 1t was too big
for him. But be was willing to trust Gen
era! Johnston. satisfied that that gallant
gentleman and true Virginiln would be
able to do whatever any one could accom-
plish.
Mr.. John T. Meredith claimed moment
for an XpIanation-which went to Sho1
that there was a misunderstanding some
where, and that time would have been vii.
lingly divided with Colonel Newman if hi:
application had been received.
The meeting at the Theatre tonight was
announced, and then the proceedings ended
and the crowd dispersed.
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Recommendations stock OF UNDERWEAR st
bottom prices At L. u. SPENCE * SONS.
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FATHEE DRCMGooLE's PaoTEGEs.-Tfeceis is a
very worthy Catholic priest in New York. whose
heart warmed Years ego towards The fricndIess ur~
chins who circulate the great newspapers OF the
metropolis. Agents as they arc in their smali way.
Of or the mott prosperous institutions In the
country, until Father Drumcoole rose up rs their
advocate two thirds OF the childish host lived as
carelessly as Wild beasts. Father Drumgoole cstao-
ished refuge for them. supplied the lacking care
and protection OF their parents saw that they were
cleaned and we'll clothed, and when they came 10
him cut, wounded, and bruised, as such waits are
apt 10 be- applied Gilas's Linment Iod!de Ammonia
10 their This s,he only surgery tha. he ascs
and f.s honorable Is one OF It's stronges; en-
dorsemerts.
Sold by all druggists Send for pamphlet.
DIR. GILES,
120 West Broadway, New York.
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ALprM-puoroGnAp at FRAYsER's, four f3r
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NogDr STYLES or sUITrsGs at E. b. SPENCE
( SONS.
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THE ST. JAMES HoTEL.-This cosy little
hotel. which occunies a pleasant site near
to the Dispatch Office and Capitol Square,
has recently been remodelied and greatly
improved Gy its owner, John a. Be!vln.
Esq. The most noticeable change is at the
entrance. The offcc-hoor has been set back
some twenty feet and vestibulc made,
which is paved with marble and separated
from the street only by two handsome CO.
mmns, which support the front walls.
The dining-room, which was formerly in
the basement, is now on the office Or
Tweith-street floor. 1t Is pleasantly fres-
coed and elegantly furnished. and looks out
upon the Capitol Square. There have been
several other changcs-all for the better.
Mr.. Hocnniger, the proprietor, yesterday
evening invited the editors and reporters
OF the Richmond papers to look at these
improvements. The inspection was salts
factory. Then he led them into the dining
room and seated them at board splen-
ddly spread. The dinner was an adTi-
rable one. The fine foreign wines were
tested and found equal to tie occasion. Mr.
Bclylu and Mir. lloenni@er were toasted.
Several gentlemen made spirited speeches
commendatory of these gcnlemen's enter
prise in this undertaking, aud wishing them
the greatest success.
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Deposits OF one dollar and upwards received, and
FIX per cent. allowed oIl-deposfts.
Deposits received subject to check without notice
end Interest allowed on II not checked on more
frequently than two or three times weeht
Interest on ali deposits 10 commence zen oays
after date OF deposit.
flank open every day from Q O'Clock A. D. tIl
O'clock z. d., sad On Saturday frosa z. n M. I'll aI
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CELEBRATION AT RICHMOND College,
The thirty-fourth anniversary OF the Mu
Sigma Rho Society will take place tonight
in the College chapel. The occasion will
have increased and general interest from the
reception and unveiing OF marble busts OF
Cicero and Demosthenes, which have re.
Gently been imported from Italy. Pro
fessor II. Fl. Harris, lately returned from
Europe. will make the presentation adj
dress, and the President OF the Society will
make an appropriate response. Our dis
tinguished sculptor Mr.. Z. V. Valentine has
kindly consented to deliver an address on
antique art.
The chapel ought to be crowded. Besides
the proper encouragement OF arr the young
gentlemen deserve thanks and recognition
for their liberaIity, the college deserves the
smiling approval OF our city, and the ad-
dresses will be most enjoyable.
Those who attend in vehicles should take
FronkIin street, as in consequence OF the
work done on Broad the college is not ac.
cesslble from that direction.
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HUNTING. SUITS!
HUSTING-SCITS
HUNrIEG.SUITs!
s., So, s5, So,
So, So, So, SO.
TlUSTING-C
fuNTISG-CArS
HUNTERS ENTIRE OUTFITS !
A.SAKS ( Co. 1913 Main street.
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OFFICERS OF TIE MEETING:
PRESIDENTS:


ylCE-PRESIpESTs:
r,o.,,.rv " ScCaucc Charles II. Talbot,
Iu,,:,.;,r u,m. !, EurwciL i,aac W. Walker.
W S"ctcS John j. Cruichlcld.
n : Dnrhy shire Samuel Il. Puiliam,
H. !; C,rJwciI 4. jeff. Vaughn.
- III ~ ChamharIayDc Archer Anderson,
r. L!n.l>ay Wa!sct. l,aniei II. rye,
i.n"r,I Pcvjnn Wise. George ). Palmer.
y, = pi,,tcrsh;,, William Sears Wood.
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~ i = p.ndetcu. &. G. lhon.
t1!;.,,i",, ! Sons Colonel Wm. + Tanner
- nr.nsz William LoyenSic!p,
n.nr Il Ermbbs John NJ. Higgins,
=. i: ~ Grc"ory Charles l.. Todd,
u. R.yrnd.c John II. Bryant.
p'.,.,, = Srn,. Alfred Courtney.
No. ~, :, IroSho-ne James I'll. Ncthcrwood,
General =. T. Mocrc. 1. r. Esi1n mi;,,
Nathan liardrrors. 93Mcs r.. Ih'iips'
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-11
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
"GOyERNOR'S OFFICE,
"RICuMoNp, October 8, 1873.

RICHMOND, OCLUUVI ., IOIo'
" W. W. Corc0ran, Esq:
only Dear Sir,-Your letter was received
a few days ago; since when the picture mas
arrived in fine condition, and has been nun Z
in the Senate chamber. 1t VIII there De
seen by all visitors, to be admired, mol ohiy
on account OF its own merits, but as testi-
monial OF the generosity OF one who mas
found this and many other ways OF mani
Testing his appreciation OF Virslnlas past
history and his hope for her future pros
perity.
"With sentiments OF high regard, yours
very truly, FRED. w. NJ. HOLIDAY"