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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-04

MEETING OF THE Police Board DE
OF, PoIICEMEN.-A meeting OF the Board OF
Police Commissioners was held in the Fl ns-
ipgs Courtroom Yesterday, afternoon. Pres
cnt: Major E. T. D. Myers {president pro
ten,.) and MeSsrs. John H. Gresham, James
w, Shields, John EnGers, E. A. Saunders,
and p. II. Mayo ~
The Board having met for the purpose OF
grading those members OF the police force
who were rcappointed on the 1st OF July
last, the respective merits OF the men were
incurred into, and they were assigned to
grades, us required by the amended charter.
Captain Charles FL. Epps, Sergeants John
D. Perrin, John T. Hall, and Daniel Wren,
and Policemen j. B. Angle, A. r. Cousins,
John n. Hobson, George Fl. Matthews, and
J. w. Rex were assigned to the third grade;
T.. r. Frayser, E. r. HuIce. John :Keegan,
George Koch, Peter O'Connor, and w. D..
Orange TO the second; and Louis NJ. Carter,
George F. Hulcher, John Krausse, Henry
Charter, and Wesley n. Smith to the first.
The following persons, who have been ap.
pointed since the organization OF the pre-
sent Board, are by operation OF law also po-
licemen OF the first grade:
David Barker, John F. Parkinson,
Thomas C. Epps, T. c. Wilkinson, John II.
Brown, Henry Il. ODwyer. Logan ). Ro-
bins, w. NJ. Smethie, William FL. Talman,
and Charles E. Richards. is.,e..-;
The terms OF the men OF the first grade
expire in three years, the second in four,
and the third in five years from the dates OF
their respective appointments.
AS required by ordinance. the. Board de-
sirnated Captain Charles 81. Epps as first
captain, Captain J. b. Peasants as second,
and Captain II. B.. White as third, to rank
in the order rs numbered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-04

CB1LprES TURNED OvER TO THEIR
FATHEK.-A writ OF habeas corpus, made
returnable yesterday, was heard before
Judge. Christian, OF the Hastings Court, at
II o'clock. The writ required Caroline
Brooks to show cause why four children OF
the petitioner (WllsoD, Winiree), in the Gus,
todv OF the defendant, should not be placed
in his possession. In his petition torI the
writ Winfree states that in the year 1866 he
was married to Annie Brooks. and That
there are four children living, the issue OF
this union. The children are Lavinia, aged
nine Lille, seven; Maggie, five; carrie,
three. r..
The mother, Winfree alleges, left this
city about fifteen months ago to so to New
York city. and that she has not returned,
nor has he heard from her since last Janua-
ry.. After the departure OF his wife, he
states that he placed his four children under
the charge OF their grandmother, Caroline
Brooks, then living in this city, to whom he
paid reasonable sum for their care. That
now, desirous OF giving his children the
advantage OF an education. he applied to
Mrs. Brooks to surrender them to him,
which she refused to do. The object OF the
writ was to bring the children before the
Hastings Courtsto decide who should have
possession Of them. III
The Judge, after bearing the argument,
directed that the children be given up to
their father. - = -
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7. LrcHTENsTEIS & SONS,
or.er Seventeenth and Franklin streets.
V,yTR TRAORDINARY BARG AIMS IN
r, FAIL GOODS AT ~
Jr,LIuS MEYERS, 603 BROAD STREET.

BLACK CASHMERES very cheap;
Handsone BLACK ChStlMEkES at 4oc':
Zine ALL-WOnL CASHMERE nt 5Os; special
h,rrsins az G2Ac. worth eOc.; also, bargains as
1u,S S haoHi2AiR.IGSTRE All Alpaca at 25c. worth
B1SCk SILKS very low:
EIACK SATISS train 75c. up;
SiIK-FINI>HED BLACK VELyETEEN at SOC.
worth Soc, asd nj 75c. worth 81
BLACK SILK TElGMi NG-VELVETS at Sl.75,
coi.0RED CISHMERES-New fall shades at 40,
81. and CSC: -
nj l6s3c.--Iat tge assortment; ,..,
Now stvies in DRESS GOODS from 12Hc upwards:
handsome STYLES at ! G2: and zoe;
f,oIORED TRIMMING-SILkS-aa sha6es-at
wATEiR.PRooF CLOTH at soc; worth 75c:
SESI.BHOWN and NAFT-BbuE WATER
rRtOE CLOTHS n 75o. worth 81;
Fall line OF WkTER-PROOF CLOTHS at 81,
BEn iTiWILLED IL flannel at %, 25, so, and
GRAY ;TwILLED FLANNEL at l2h, IS, lss,
r, ST0T So oFIASNELs at s. 6x. SH. 10, 1850. and
uowards JULIUS MEYEl'S, n:
COS Broad street.
Orders by mail promptly flied. oc1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-04

THE MOZART LAST NIGHT.-Therc was. the
usual large and fashionable alldience,at Mo-
zart Hall last night. The orchestra was not
rs large as usual, but was very evenly bal
anced, and rendered the Coronation
March," "Songs without Words" Ago
MES OF Tanalus," and pot pourri from
Ii Trovatore very accep'ably. Dr.. Barlkow-
skis violn;solo, "Melodle des Apes" was
a perfect gem, and lie was compelled to re-
turn acknowledgements for hearty encore.
The trio, .'Ameda," for clarinet, cello, and
piano, by Mr.. Jardella and Mr.. and Miss
Tbilow, was very beautifully executed; !;
and in the baritone solos" Hemest
Thou. and q One Sweetly Solemn
Thought "-alr. Louis w. Pizzini acquit-
ted himself handsomely. The programme
was we'll selected, and its rendering gave
perfect satisfaction TO the cultivated and
critical audience in attendance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-04

PERsoNAL.-Dr. Thomas Pollard, Com
saissioner Of Agriculture, who was thrown
from bis buggy last Friday and severely in-
SHaed in the hips, is,slowly recovering from
the shock, but is not yet able to sit up In his
bed. His son and little girl, who We're with
him at the time Of the accident, escaped
without any ini ury except a; few. bruises.
Apsongf the visitors at the Tobacco EX-
change yesterday were j. b. Mop hail, DR.,
Charlotte; J.l E., Yenable, Petersburg; G.
s. s.sSmitason, Farmyilie: John B. Turpin,
Halifax: Wesley Wright. Caroline; 4.
Scott, West YirgInia; and William Hartzog,
is.tsrit 10 s 4.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-04

MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.--Th The
regular session OF this, time-honored iinsti-
tntion commences on Monday next, Oeto-
Der 7th, with every prospect OF matricula-
Ting the largest class 1t has bad since the
war. Ia. s
Professor SicG cGuire, who has been absent
for some months, Rill be in his place at the
opening OF the course, and the Ghair OF
Anatomy will be flied temporarily By the
q Adlunct, DR.. christopher Tcmpkins,
until the return or Professor Cunningham
from shis European trip, which viii be be-
fore the GrSf3 OF NoYember. &. tsss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-04

The Musicale To- NighL-Tbe fifth musi-
Gale OF the Beethoven Association will take
place tonight at Hcider's Hall. The pro-
gramme embraces four choruses; soprano
solos by Mrs. Joseph Walker and Miss Sue
Thomas solo by Mr.. Fl. i. Owen; duet
by Miss Thomas and Mr.. a. &. Harding; q
vocal euartette by Messrs. Morrissette.
Ryan, and others; and piano duet bg
Masters Chi!cs and Matthews. a violin
solo by well.known Richmond 0irtuoSo
is also expected, and the ball will doubtless
he crowded.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-04

d Walk to Petersb,irg.-A, few nights
since several young gentlemen Of this city
started out for a short walk. and on n ban
ter from some Of them as to which could
walk the greater distance, they started out
and tramped it to Petersburg. They re-
turned home by the s O'Clock train on
the next morning. but little. the worse for
the trip, but with enough Of walking to last
them for several months.
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CEnCn Ewv. .,r.AsswaE,E. ss.c.
NEW GOODS. ...

NEW GOODS. ..,.
ELEGANT DECORATED DINNER and TEA
SETS OF floral and bird tecoralons;
RICH VASES OF marine bird. and lorai decofatlons'
BttIpfIFUE TOIiET-SETS OF pew designs.
These goods were manufactured and decorated oy
Hapiland & CO., OF Lin oges, France, especially 10
our order. e,,,,rts, =, :, = !. H.
ruji nnc Of BAND and WHITE CHINA DIN
NER aud TitA-SE'rS Of al The new shapes
AMERICAN CHINA DINNER aud TEA, W AXE
A new line OF TOILET WARE-veri handsome;
TIN TOILET-SETS In great variety; '.a
HOIJSEFURNISRING GOODS OF all kinds; i
An the novelties In FANCY GOODS.
Parties are especially invited to call and examine
my stock whether they wish TO purchase or Or not;
sno4 l01l Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-04

OFFERINGS OF WHEAT on CHANGE. The
secretary's report shows that the quantity OF
wheat offered at the Richmond Corn and
Flour Exchange during the three mopths
ending September 80. 1878, was $40, ,7SO
bushels against 649.235 bushels for the cor
responding period OF last year. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-04

PersondI-DIr. Daniel Ferguson, one OF
our most respected citizens, is quite i'll at
his residence, on the corner OF cambridge
and Thirteenth streets, from second attack
OF paralysis. Mr.. Ferguson is about sixty
nine years of age, some siNty-four OF which
have been spent in Manchester, and heis pre-
badly our oldest inhabitnnt. ....
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

&fS- On all eniss or HedI EstGte made bstDsn
tile 1st Of JiarGry pEH test n Jane the taTt& 10
the present ysar haze Ia Ls paM byths purchase,
On 0H sales Mnds bet,ot,n be lst Of July ana '5.
OF the year The tnres hnre 10 be paid by the Ssl'eT
r tThis custom was atOptea about fifteen years age
by all the real estate agents in Richmond, and ap
plies to Richmond and vicinity]
E. g. COOK, at 10 O'Clock. at his rooms, piano. fur
niture. &C.. &c.
JAS. MACDOUG ALL. n lis store at 0:3 0 O'Clock,
- furniture, blacksmith tools, &c. &C.
WIN. IRA SMITH. O a. 81, ready-made Clothing,
at Ills Main street.
j. THOMPSON BROWN. 1870 P. ~, framed house
aud lot on Holly street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-04

a Shot In a C'rord-1fo5- Ldu. Wed
nesdsy night tableauX at The coIored Bap-
tiSt church was attended by an immense
crowd. 1t broke up about 10 o clock. just
as the people were coming out colored
man from Richmond fired off pistol
some say accidentally, Others designedly..
One report states in the crowd. another in
the air. The party firing the pistol left the
scene. ana n mob offoVer fifty men and
bows rushed pei-mell up and down Hull
street, to the serious danger OF passers-by,
ia search of him. He was finally found
walking with, female companion near
Tenth street, and knocked down with a
brick. Recovering himself, however. and
drawing a pistol and knife, ne kept the
mob at bay, aud with some friends escaped
to Richmond. .The affair created consider
able excitement. It is stated that the man,
who has been paying some attention to
some OF our duskY sdamsels, had been
threatened with condign punishment, and
fired off the pistol 10 Iet his would.be assaii-
ants know that he was armed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-04

Y RELIEF AT LAST from cho'era-irfanium ana
summer complains. DR.. MoFFETT's TEErhisA
tTeethiug Powdcrs) regulates the bowels aho nlaAes
teeihing easy, he tls ernpiions ana Sores removes
nd nraya,,s sthe formation OF worms In children
No mothe, should be without IT. r. W. POWERS e
Co. Richmond, and all druggists, keeplt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-04

.. .-. LEVY BROTHERS .....
show 4 large stock Of FLANNELs Of every descrip-
ton, and are selling them n low prices.
They also show large assortment. OF
BLANKETS, DRESS GOODS,
FANCY GOODS ard NOTIONS,
CARPETS, RUGS, MATS,
'.' MATING, W1NDow-SHADES,
q. CURTAINS, &C.
For fir.t-ciass goods at the lowest prices call at
4 't LEVY BROTHERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-04

Il Pleasant Occasion.-The opening CO.
tilIon SoirEe OF Miss Kate L. Fergusons
dancing academy at Cers!ey's Hall Wednes-
day evening was very pleasant affair.
The Attendance OF the members OF our So
ciety clubs with their lady friends was very
large.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-04

ANNUAL REpoRTs.-The heads OF depart
ments atSthe Capitol are now engaged IN
their annual reports. Those OF
Captain Z. E. Frayser, Superintendent OF
Public Printing, and DIR. w. FL. Rutner,
Superintendent OF Public Instruction, are
in an advanced stage Of progress. The Au.
ditor,s will be an unusually interesting and
important one, as it will treat OF grave mat
tiers of Stats finance, but will not be COM
pleted for some months. ~t:rgI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-04

THE wEATHEs YEsTERDAY.was clear and
mild. -, II. go i.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A, NJ, 6S ;
8 A. NJ, ,73; noon. 49,; 3 P. n. 10; 6 z.
a.. II: midnight. Go. >sr res .,i..'
!. Mean temperature, 72t. sslygt ,G.1.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-04

3 Probable Fatal Fesuli of an Accident
Mention was made Tuesday OF the accident
to Daniel Brown, Jr. lco!ored), ut Wat-
kjnsss gristmill, near Falling creek, Dy
which one OF his legs was broken. Yester-
day Drs. Brenaugh and Monteiro Went
down 10 amputate the injured limb, but
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-04

1 a DEAN SrANIEYt3JN,, RICHMOND This ceie-
sbrated divine and aut ttlor,F accompanied by
Mr.. Harper, son of san English bishop, mr.
rived in this city from Washing ton yester-
day afternoon, The two gentlemen were
met at The depot By Colonel Archer Ander-
son, whose guest they are. They got out
OF the coach as soon us he train stopped.
and stepped into the carriage In waiting Tor
theu8, and were almost out OF sight before
the crowd was informed who they were.
The Dean is sixty-thRee years OF age.
Thougha great and good man he IS not g
big one. In fact, he is almost below the
uie1ium height, and slight OF figure and o
little bowed; but he walks anditalks quickly,
going to show that study rather than Welght
Of years has bent. him.. The Dean mas o
straight, prominent nose, steel-Dlue eyes.
iron-gray side-whiskers, and graSish nair.
Yesterday he wore a black felt nat, tne
crown Of which was crowded down unt! l
Iit touched bis venerable head, and suit oi
black of clerical cut. He had in his rfght
hand when he stepped down upon the plat
form a little satchel, which Colonel Ander-
son offered to take !, but WhYch he retained,
saying, With a beaming smile, .,:a
..tOh. Ialways carry that. "'6 aia
The Dean, whose full name is Arthur
feDDFyu St3HtES1 IL u nOu VI VIC oiNuois "
Norwich. He was born in Hampshire,
England, and was educated ut Rugby and
Oxford. st the latter Institution he OBJ
tanned the Balliol College scholarship and
presently the Newdigate prize for an Eng.
lish poem called the 8 GYnsies.o After that
prizes came thick and fast; and in 1856 be
was Select Preacher at Oxford. Later he
was secretary of the Oxford University
Commission. Canon OF erbury, Resius
Professor OF Ecclesiastical History ut Ok
ford, Canon Of Christ's church, chaplain to
the Bishop Of London, and finally Dean OF
Westminster. a rosition bestowing the very
aristocracv of Church honor to the holder.
He writes book about once year. The
first was the life OF Dr.. Arnold, followed by
Histories and Essays on the Apostolic Age"
and so on in 4 theological way. 1t Is not
too much to say that Dean Stanley is one OF
the most widely known Of all the clergy OF
England. ..s5>t
Colonel Anderson gave q dinner in honor
Of the Dean last evening, at which num-
ber of prominent clergymen and other citl-
zens were present.
The Dean has been asked to preach SER
mon to-day, and may possibly consent,
though he had not done so before O'Clock
last night.
To-day he will visit the places OF interest
in the city, and return NorthWard to-mor-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-04

First Marx 81. fell ID u. it, about 10 O'Clock
yesterday morning near the corner OF
Twelfth aud Main streets. He soon rel.
covered, however, and went on bis way.
5 ! a. c0lofed man lndme unknoWn) was
thrown from 4 horse yesterday aboirt 2S
O'Clock p. NJ, near the corner OF ThirGand.
Broad streets. and severely injured. @ *
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No NONSENSE HERE.-John T. fGwyn, No. 3a4
north Gilmor street, and doing business corner
Charles and Camden, Baltimore. writes that he SUI
fered severely with rheumatism, without RELIEF from
anything he could get until he took DIR. Herndons
great remedy, tie Gypsy; G:fr which relieved MIN
In few hours and completely restored hlm 10 health
In TWO days. He says IT Is what 1t claims to be-
namely. specific Tor rheumatism. Sold by oil i've
iruppists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-04

LADIES' AND GESTLEMEN'S BOOTS and SHOES
hand-made-to orGer-best quality-2uarantecd tc
lt-at BOSCHES'S, 500 aud 5 IL Broad street.
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AUCTION BARGAINs.-D: s. E. NIT,

kIUCTION BARGAINS.-D: & E. MTI-
II TELDORFER are receiving by every steamer
new and desirable FALL. GOODS bought enltely
low prices as to a,ousil all. Black Cashmeres from
tie lowest grades 10 the finest goo.s imported: seal
CaslImercs I'm all the different qualities Black silks
from 62yc 10 81 per ynrd-chcaper than ever;
I'm dress Goods we have ali tue latest syles and no,
aud see our large stock OF Hosiery from Daak,
rupt sale, be sold vt tty cents en- the dolar Oh
ward; Rugs. C,i!-Clohs. aud Drupgets very cheap;
Prints, BIeaci ed and Brown nomcstics, Cheyiots.
iiiughaln, and LuinaS rftaed ut wholesale pT1ces;
Iorsets from zoe 10 So; full line OF all kinds
of Notions: C,ssllnrres. Tweeds, aud Jeans-ayery
large assortment; BlankeS, Cloaks, and Shaws at
prices never b fore known. DIST: ..r.:.-g $50
All We ask is call.
SO ga 527 Brosd street..
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Discharged. from, Custody.-Mayor Clarke
yesterday ordered the discharge from jail
OF Alexander Watkins. committed We'd
ncsday on suspicion Of being fugitive
from justice, there being no grounds what
ever for his detention.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-04

r. TERRA-CoTrA PIPE MANUFAcToRT.-Ef-
forts which no doubt will be successful are
being made to raise joint stock company
in this city for the manufacture Of terra
Gotta pine drain tile, &c. ...E.."r. ....
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-04

The city JdiL.-There are now but four
prisoners in the city iail-all colored. But
one is in the chain-gsng-Royall HaXall-
sent for an alleged conspiracy, and for whose
pardon efforts are being made by some OF
our leading citizens.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-04

: EXPLORATIONS FOR TODAY For the; Mid
die States. south and west winds, stationary
rising barometer, and clear
weather. f,.s,.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
Tennessee, and the Ohio Valley, northeast
to southeast winds, stationary and falling
increasing cloudiness, and sta
tionary temperature.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-04

THE GoocHLAND MURDER. R.--The sheriff
OF Goochland, w. A. Parsons. is expected
to arrive here to-day to take charge OF Will
liam Brown alias Wingield (colored), who
was arrested by Sergeant Hall as one OF the
murderers Of Mrs. Drlnard at Henly':s
store. -.----
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-04

STILL AHEAD.-tapadara Havana-flled FIVE
CENT Cigsrs-he best on the markct-at SCHG;,;'s
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DRESS GOODS.
sr1n.ANn r2IMNtING.VELYETS,

Additional attraciioBs Many new styles opening
this week ut prices that cannot fail 10 please.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-04

We have now Oh exhibition thirteen ciiierent
SAMPLE ovEECOATs,
to which we invite The Inspection OF The
..-.... CITIZENS OF RICHMOND.
They were made Dy cur custom-hands and are
marvels of
COMPLETE WORKMANSHIP,
FINE TRIMMINGS, anu
CHOICE FABRICS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-04

A very large stock OF this seasons styles in BEA-
YER DIAGONAL, MATTELASSE, anu ROUG
CLOTHS, uow open. They claim to have The, pest
styles, largest stock, aud cheapest CLoAhs IN Inc
<ity 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-04

THE VIRGINIA HOTEL. Staunton, Va. offers su-
perior accommo odaIion; N moderate rates. TERMS
50 and $3.50 per day. headquarters for CONNER
cal men, and only s! per Gav.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-04

We have remnant of CIGARS, all Havana fl.cr
and blliler, good SIZE at IS box. Can bcfar. they
are all gone. VI. D. BLAIR & Co.
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LoCAL MATTERS.
M,EATHER REPORT.

The Signal-O Office synopsis for the past
twenty.four hours shows that the barometer
has risen slowly IN the Gulf and Atlantic
States, and more rapidly in the Lake region.
Northeast. and the Ohio Valley, where the
pressure is high.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-04

SAVE MONEY ny Davlng your rrlutlng done atthe
DISPATCH pRlNI!NG-foUsE. Coed work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-04

DUFF GORDON SHERRY (our own importatior) J
a good quality and perfectly pure, 4. 50 gallon.
". ID. BLAIR Il Co.,
gQ3 Main street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-04

THE USES TO WHICH MURRAY & IANNAN's
FLORIDA WATER IS put may. without e1aggera-
ton, he said 10 be universal. in refined and cuti
rafcd society 1t is recognized the most refreshing
and aga eeabe perfumes Tor the handkerchief, the
toilet, and the bath.
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ErRNs.EuRE.

EALL GOODS.-We would call spe-fA
H ci.i attention TO our large and select stock "a
Fine Plrfor Suitsin crimson. gold. and browBf u
co,ene <Rery handsomel: Sultsi In Row silk, Satecn,
Tapestry, IepS. aud Hair-cl0lh: dne Sideboards In
East Lake. with dark marble: fne Chamber Suits
with dresspg-ca and Freneh dresser: Wardrobes-
Books Eases, Hat-Racas, Lounges. Parlor Exfen-
SION Tahies. full line OF CHEAP FURNITURE
OF every sind. Examine our stock and compare
:, :. E. GATHRKGHT & SON.
sc 2S-3m &s.l.rsfs% 10 Goyernorstreef.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-04

NJ. ELLYscS & Co. .cTcr'is!ug aaents, insert ad'
vercsements in ali Of the sial,ers OF the United
SlIes :: publishers rates. Oriers left 1t tie Dis
patch countns-room VIII receive prompt atteu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-04

A GOOD MINED Tea Il: so cents pound.
W. d. BLAZE & Co.,
903 Main street.
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sREADY-MapE CLOTHING al rock bottom prices
at E. D. SPENCE s .soS,s. s$ ss
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sScILr BnoTHEas have the largest stock of Dry
Goods IN the city ~ ss1s @ssl 5sss so

: GLoTas, coATiNGs, and suirrNGs In great ya-
rfeiy. and will be nnse to order In the serF pest
s.yIetby E, G.S PENCE G So,'. q BIZ & ~ n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-04

The City CounciL-An appeal for Jus
tice.-A regular meeting Of the City Coun-
Gil will be held tonight at 3 O'Clock. In
addition to other important matters it is cX-
pected that the new office Of City Attorney
will be filed. Messrs. G. G. McRae and A.
q. Attkisson are mentioned as aspirants for
the position. ,.
II is hoped that the Council will take ac-
ton in reference to the sidewalk on lower
Hull street. It's condition, always shame
full, Geplorable, and public Inconvenience,
is more to be regretted now that so many OF
men, and boys have to WALK over it from
the factories after nightfai.! Its repairing.
is not only an act OF justice to the First
Ward taxpayers, but one OF humanity to
our working classes. 1t should be attended
to before winter, with its bleak rains and
snow and sleet, sets in. .P ai5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-04

ONE DOLLAR WIN buy good sHInr from E. D
SPENCE & SON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-04

SCHoOL-sIIoEs. all the styles, cheap at
BOSCHEE's. SOC and 511 Broad street.