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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-14
Another Richmond Man on his


iCorrespondence of the Richmond Dispa;ch.l
PHILADELPHIA, November II, 1878.
This city OF Brotherly Love, straight
streets, and unfinished public buildings,
looks duller now than two years ago, when
the Centennial flush was upon it, and hotel
keepers, saloon proprietors, and owners OF
tenable extra rooms, were prosperous and
happy. "They say" that the Centennial
left philadelphia =. fiat" That is q sweet
revenge for the many who left Philadelphia
" fat" themselves.
But it looks busy enough to me. The
neople have plenty Of intelligence; also ell
ergv and enterprise. No one need leave
here without spending ali the money he has.
attended to-day Il sale OF herd OF thirty
Jersey and Guernsey cattle. The importer
claimed for them thnt they were superior to
any ever brought to this country. Many OF
them were indeed beautiful animals. These
breeds are Of small size, and the COWS are
not noted for giving large quantities OF
milk, but rather for milk Of exceeding rich
ness, and the butter made therefrom Is un-
surpassed for sweetness ard color.
The jersey COWS averaged about $3.50;
the Guernseys, 5000. A Jersey cali three
weeks old brought S110. .s..... ...-..
There were three or four Richmond gen.
tlemen In the crowd OF bidders. One OF
these, who already has a small jersey herd,
bought another, consisting OF bull. four
cows, and two calves, at cost OF about
81, 800. The specimens selected arc OF the
best, as I heard experienced cattle-men de-
clare. They will be valuable addition to
the imported stock Of Virginia, which is
improving steadily, but nothing like as fast
US in some other States.
The prices realized to-day were consid-
cred small. The auctioneer declared that
the shipper would lose money on the enter
prise, and that although no COW sold below
S175 THAT one was sick) and one went up to
$50. This last was two years old. and is OF
pale orange color. The Jersey bull which
goes to Richmond is eighteen months old,
is of fawn color, and was bred by Philip
Pinel, OF the parish Of st. Johns, Jersey.
Governor Walker and wife were IN this
city for about month previous to Monday
last, but have now returned to Washing
ton. The Governor took part in the recent
campaign in this State, and presume rem
dered valuable service to the Democracy.
Dir. w. Z. Clyde, the great shlp-oWnerr,
who was in Richmond q few weeks ago., IS
credited with expression Of the opinion
that there are very few cities in this coun-
try which show such steady progress and
solid evidences of enterprise as Richmond.
He ought to know. =.
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The Lime-Kiln Committee on the Judi
eiary reported as follows =. DIS committee,
RaYin' bin 'strsleted to examine de leckshun
neturns am repert il de cololsd man who
was runnn' for office on de GraenbaX ticket
lin dis county WAS Elected, beg kaye to re-
post dat de last heard of said eandydate he
wasn't over 5,00eGotes behin' &ader Office
see9 ers on de rsglsr tickets. We hez faint
suspishun dat de gem'ian mensk0ned ann
laid on de highest shelf in de fagntry, an
we will ever pray.
aGood :nuf for ME-sarved hssa right," !"
replied the president. ssi hope da4 ebery
culpd man who tries to take de pe5ytickal
poker by de handle witt git hold OF de hot
eaud. De ejanytor will now strike de tryan-
gle am we will assume tsa close. In gxine
home doau' stop to talk about hard times,
but go home, frow off yer coat, an try an
improve dem. Chink up de cabins, heap up
de wood. piles. keep boat eyes lookin' out
for Job, an Providence will take carr OF
de st."-ESss Press.
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TIE THEATRE-MR. MURPHY.-Mr. Jo-
seph Murphy concluded his engagement at
the Theatre last night. The sensational!
play Help" was presented, in which Mr..
Murphy appears as Ned Daily, Pat O'Shaugh-
messy. Mike O'Gatf tthc fiddlcr), and Chris.
Won Lelbenstien. The play is 4 poor one,
but Mr.. Murphy is trump. He appeared
during the performance in bis great change
act in seven characters, with original songs,
dances, and the descriptive horse-race on
the bones. He is one OF the best character
delneatnrs we have had here for many q
day, and his return will be hailed with
pleasure. From Richmond the company
goes South.
Next Monday We are 20 have Shakspcarc's
historical tragedy, in six acts, Richard III.
Mr. kcene as Richard Mr. flanagan as King
Henry VI, Mr.. Waverly as Richmond, Mrs.
Il. G. Germon as the Duchess OF York, Oc-
tavia Allen as Queen Elizabeth, and Miss
Henrietta Faders as Lady Anne.
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ACCIDENTAL DROWNING was
made in this paper Yesterday of the finding
OF the body OF Jacob w. Foster, Jr., in the
river near the Tredegar bridge. Coroner
Taylor yesterday held an inquest over the
remains. 1t was in evidence that young
Foster had been seen the night before by a
woman at the foot OF the trestle OF the Belle
Isle bridge, sitting down, with one OF his
feet in his hat. Subsequently Patrick Foley
saw him sitting on the wood.pile in his
yard. Foley told him he would take cold
il he remained there, and so Foster got up
and walked off across the bridge. That
was the last seen Of him. He was then, II
is said, somewhat under the influence OF
liquor, and it is supposed that he walked
off into the water. Verdict: Accidental
drowning.
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Very respectfully. H..
ALFRED MOSES, Secretary.

On Colonel William g. Knights motion
the following preamble and resolution were
unanimously adopted by the Board:
Whereas the honorable Board OF Alder
mer. at its last meeting. having referred to
the Finance Committee certain resolutions
previously adopted by the honorable Com
mon Council making an appropriation to
the School Board for meeting its obliga-
tions to the end Of the current year; and
whereas the School Board deems 1t inn
portant that the funds asked for should be
provided at once; therefore be it
.Resolued. That committee, consisting
of Messrs. Straus and Moore, be appointed
to communicate with the chairman OF the
Finance Committee, requesting its imme-
diate action on the said resolutions, in or
der that the Finance Committee may report
it's action to the Board Of Aldermen at its
adjourned meeting to be held Friday the
18th instant.
Adjourned.
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SENT TO THE GRAND JURY.-In the Police
Court yesterday William P. Nuckols and
II. &. Black, charged with keeping, exhib-
itine, or permitting an unlawful game on
premises No. 20 Fourteenth street, were
sent on to the next term OF the Hastings
Court for Indictment by the grand jury.
Thomas G.. Leath, charged with the same
offence on the adjoining premises, was also
remanded to answer at the same time before
the same tribunal. In default of surety for
their appearance in the sum of $500 each,
Justice White committed them to Jail.
Surety was also required Of W. A. Pur-
year, material witness for the Common
wealth, for his appearance before the grand
Jury to give evidence against Leath in de-
fault of which he was committed.
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MEETING OF THE POLICE BoARD.-The
Board OF Police Commissioners met in the
Mayors office yesterday afternoon at 5
O'Clock. Present: Messrs. j. 81. Gresham,
James W. Shields, E. T. D. Myers. E. A.
Saunders, John Enders, and P. Fl. Mayo.
a charge OF drunkenness against Police
man Matthew O'Grady was investigated,
and the Board, finding the charge and spe-
cifcation sustained, discharged Policeman
O'Grady from the force.
The Board then appointed Joseph r.
Schultz to fill the vacancy In the force.
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LUNCH, DINNER. AND SUPPER TONIGHT
The ladies OF st. PauPs Church Home
should be encouraged in their good work
to-day. They give fine lunch, bounti-
ful dinner, and sumptious supper to-day
and tonight at the Virginia Opera-House,
and rs it is for the benefit of the inmates OF
their charitable institution, they should be
well patrOniZed.
After the Mozart every young man who
wishes to establish himself in the affections
OF his sweetheart should not fail to take her
to the ladies' supper. 1t is the one thing
necessary to catch her.
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THE MOZART THIS EvEEISG.-The orches-
ira will perform The overture informing,
Noon, and Night" by Suppe; "Trau-
meric," BY Schumann; and the waltzcs
RecolIections Of Wiesbaden," by Parlow.
Mr. Abernethy will sing two songs for bari
tone. Miss, Mr. Adoph, and c. W. Tbi!ow
will play 4 trio for piano, violin, and 'ceilo,
I" Romance" by Reissiger; Signor Jardella
4 SOLO for clarinet, IAN Evening on the
Mountain" by Baermann; and DR.. Bart
kowSkl and Professor Jacob Reinhardt Il
duo for violin and piano, "William Tell"
by ROSsin
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LOCAL MATTERS.
The Public schools.

MEETING OF THE CITY SCHOOL BOARD YEsTEg.
DAY--ITs, FINANCIAL oNDIT1oS-coNFER-
EEcE coAAITTEE. APPOINTED, &C., &C.
A called meeting OF the City School
Board was held yesterday at noon as the
office OF Colonel w. G. knight. Present: !:
Messrs. S. p. Moore, w. e. Knight, C::P.
Rady, A. Il. Courtney, M. L. Straus, r. w.
Powers, and Secretary Moses. ~ e
DR.. s, p. Moore was, on motion OF Major
Courtney, chosen president pro tenapore. !.
The CHAIR stated that the object OF the
m Getting was to consider the Boards tnan-
cial. condition. .Et
The following statement from the secre.
tary was read i:
OFFICE SCHOOL BOARD, z
" November 13, 1878.
10 the President and Members Of the School
Board;. &. stl..1 :.
Gentlemen,-Ihave the honor to submit
the following statement: .#J
amount of Funds REQUIRED by the School Board
to Meet Expenditures up to January l,
1879: r-s,.-. i.
On salary pay-rolls account. S71 ~
On fuel account-Hawes, $3.50; Lacy,
On Acknowledgements account tbills due) $40 90
On insurance account, due and 10 be-
come due, 800 Oo
Toai. ..........S1,ISo 10
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HLOAKS. CLOAkS!
THE NEWEST STYLES,
TIE LOWEST PRICE.
,,-rrtS NEVER. eos BROAD STREET,

JULIUS MEYER. e03 BROAD STREET,
has iI,, opened very large assortment OF LADIES
ri il\ aud MATELASSE BEAVER CLQAhS-
r,ricrs from So 10 SO. As thee CLOAhS are
made 10 order for us by OF the best manufaciu,
rrrs from the latest Tarisian designs. 1T sptcal
ra,es. We eau guarantee the newest ana nanuSoHeS!
siyl,s The very best workmanship. superior nt.and
Tie very lowest prices. Don't fail 10 look At them
before purchasing
ALSO, JUST OPENED
A nice line OF INFANTS CLOAkS at low prices I:
New DRESS GOODS, IN handsome plaids and gold
New shaGes in ALL-WoOL CASHMERES; a new
lot of tho soc. .ALL-WOOL BLACK CASH
MERES; special bargains 1T GOc worth I2c.
fall wcar-cheap liue-as 62: TO, 40, 10, SOC,
and 81: -
SILK-FiNlsHED NELNETEENS at SO and 73c.;
BLACK SILK NELNETS very low;
ELACk SILKS from 75c IN;
Neavv WHITE BLANKETS at S1.50 and mp
wards: ALL-WOOL WHITE BLANKETS at
81 and upwards: ,.,
Try The celebrated BOULEVARD THREE-BUT-
81 oc15
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UNCL Letters and postalS ad-
dressed as follows remain unclaimed in the
Richmond post-otfice: Miss Z. Ashby, Mrs.
L.>Anderson, J. &. Anderson, Fl. Ashmore,
c. 4. Bragonier, Miss NJ. Burgess, j. W.
Burgess, Mrs. NJ. Burke, X. S. Burr, r. &.
Butt, L. y. Drake, j. G. Langley, J.. Low
cuthal. Mrs. NJ. Lipscomb. Fl. Fl. Pattan,
&. Il. Rosser, Sarah Ross, II. Terry, NJ. E.
Temple. Also, packages for j. VI. Themer,
Sarah 3. CartIeman, F. A. Drake, Mrs. 3.
T. Bryant, julie Richmond, Mr.. VI. u. Dun
lon VI. L. Willis.
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> sC15 sC15NONDCIRCTLAT,NG LIBRARY
=; m IS1In,,SD 81, ,unToSD CIPCJnATISG Ii

TTSHE RICHMOND CIRCULATING LII
apaPy corner OF Third and FrspklE stretts,
Is now open to the public f.om 10 A. II. 10 ~.
ON US shelves viii be found the WORKS ot she p
don Buwer, Collins, Dickens. Eliois flenihgs nss-
land. Kingsley, Macdonald. Marntt snlock. sa!te, a
rether with the most recent publications In History.
Seience. Biography, Travel, &C. To these additions
wan be made OF all the New Books ~ They are pup
nshed. ,,,,.,.
.-TERxs always In advancc-sne book at iimel:
One year, 81, six mouths, 1880; three monsna'
81 so.
Books may be kept two weeks. except recent pun-
lieationa which can be retained only one week.
Extra cooks, 10 cents per week. 40 o-eod1M
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WILBoR's CoD-LIvER OH AND LIME.-Persons
who have been taking Co!-Liver OIL will be pleased
to learn that Or. Wllbor has eeded, from dircc-
tions Of several professional gentlemen. IN COM
bining tie pure OIL and Lime In such manner that
1t Is pleasant 10 the taste, and its effects lung
plants are truly wonderful. Very many persons
whose cases were pronounced hopeless, and who h.d
taken the clear Oil for Il long time without marked
effect have been entirely cured b. using this prepa
ration. BE sure and get the genuine. Manufactured
only by A. B. TILBoa, Chemist, Doslor. Sold Dy
all druggists
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The late GreenbacE candidate for Governor
of Pennsylvania has given an excellent de-
monss ration OF the reasons for his devotion
TO the amore-money" principle. On Fri
$4,000 to meet the ciamorcEs demands Of
small army 0f unsatisded creditors,
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TAKEN IN AND DONE FORA young man
from the counter-re," who was advised by real
friend 10 get bottle of DIR. HERNDoN's GYPsY'S
GIFT, applying to certain druggist who didn't
have 1t OH hand and who wanted to get off some OF
his dead stock, was induced to take something else
X just good" The result was ne wasted his money
and saved his rheumatisnl-rather bad economy, by
the way--untll he got the Gif: from 1--we druggist.
Don't let ,cm serve u0u so,
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~ 4 F. MTTELDORFER.
II. c777,,n coons ,r,sr pr
-NSi'A~ -' CEIvED.

Int'r NEW AND CHEAP GOODS JUST RE-
-N'A'A CEIFED.
VIII open on Monday their third supply OF
" fall. AND WINTER GOODS.
Crs,ES IN great variety from $3.50 10 s25:
ELHCK CASHMERE AZ 374c worth SOC, at 5oc.
worth 65c., at 62:c: wSE'h e'.c.' at ''c' "or'u
r0it,pED CASltMEKES all wool at 90. 62G. and
7sc-ihc CHEAPEST and best goods In the city;
Vow Inc Of TRIMMING SILKS In al the new
B1,sCK SILKS a; G23., rs. s7Hc., 81; s1.25. and
$50 per ward the greatest narsains ever oiicrsei
Hemp q; 5 and zoe, Ingram at 20, 80, 80, 40
80, and 60c. ; ,,,rr,>-cS. >, - .,o..a
An ont FIANNELS In White, Red. Gray, Blue.
Palp and Twigd from TX 70 S9c. per yar1' 4
TrjnTS ar prices 10 asiouish all; UNDERWEAR
fo-Iadics chdr.u. and gentlenen-a new supply
very cheap: CORSETS from zoe. to SZ-a
vsri.tv Give us can before YOU buy.
u. & L. MIGTELD0RFER-
oo 527 Broad street.
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STATE TAxEs.-The Auditor OF Public
Accounts has placed in the hands OF John
w. Wright, sheriff OF the city, the deiin-
quent taxes for the year 1877, to enforce
collection. Persons viii save themselves
much annoyance by calling at the Sheria7s
office and settling.
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THE RICHMOND KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.-A
private telegram received here yesterday
morning from Norfolk announced that the
Richmond Commandery Knights Templar
made a fine appearance in the parade. The
Sir Knights. numbered thirty-three. Ihey
were presented with a ballot-box by Slr
Knight Collins, for the Alexandria Com
mandery, the presentation speech being
made by Sir Knight Blanks. Yesterday
they breakfasted in Portsmouth. -,
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CANAL OR RAILROADS
A Proposition Looking to the Con.
strnction OF Railroad Along
James.River valley.

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS OF THE JAMES RIVER
AND KANAWHA CoMPANY-rMPORTANT
COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE RICHMOND
AND ALEEGHANY RAILROAD COMPANY
PRESIDENT JoHNsToN's REPORT, &C., &C.
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MEETING POSTPONED. The annual meet
ing OF the stockholders Of the Richmond,
York River and Chesapeake Railroad Com
pany, called for yesterday at Il O'Clock NJ :,
was adjourned over one month without the
transaction of any business.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Funeral Seruices.-The funeral OF Mr.
Jacob W. Foster, Jr., who was drowned
Saturday night, took place yesterday AZ
o'clock from Belief Isle Union chapei, ano
was largely attended. The entire vi!iaSt
turned out and testified their great griei anc
sympathy with his afflicted parents.
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The Work on the misunderstanding still
continues, and il a rain should overtake the
workmen a first-class canal will be found on
Bridge avenue; IL not, the sidewalk will be
down in short time.
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HESRICo COUNTY CoUET.-After transact
ing unimportant business yesterday the
Court adjourned over until tomorrow.
J: W. Hoioraa having paid fine, cos.s,
and served out his term OF Imprisonment,
was discharged.
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FIVE YEARS IN TEE PENITENTIARy.-In
the Hastings Court Yesterday John Bradley,
ono OF the men caught by a chambermald
one night during the Fai. attempting to rob
Judge II. FL. Marshall's room at the Ex-
change Hotel, was tried and convicted and
sent to the peniteniary for five years
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THE WoODyILLE Sons OF TEMPERANCE
held a large and successful public meeting
Monday. and the following persons aG-
dressed the meetin" at Mount-Tabor Bap-
tist church Rev. S. II. Jones, Rev. c. c.
Fcggins, K. L. Evans. S. j. Garnctt, L. l..
Levels, and others. A large number OF
names were secured for the order. 4 new
lodge OF this order, with VI. A. Harris, W..
p. will be organized in Manchester in a
lnrS
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4itlllllollil i9ispatcll.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE BrspATcH
rs LARGER THAN THE CONFINED cIgCU-
LATroS OF ALL THE OTHER DAHL NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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LEVY BROTHERS
arc now Offering special inducements In
LINEN GOODS, ,s,.s;
and call particular attention to their stock OF
LINEN CRUMB-CLoTHS,
TABLE-CLoTHs, TRAY-CLoTHs,
NAPKINS, DolLIEs,
TOWELS and TowELLINGs-
all OF which can he purchased at much below regu-
lar prices They also call attention to the large
stock OF BLACK and CoLoRED CAsHMEREs and
other DRESS GOODS lust opened.
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HAVE AN4iIYzED the whiskcy known under
the brand Of "B SELECT" controlled by Slessrs.
WALTER d. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Wv and ind
1t free from fusi oil ard other impurities, and rP-
commend It's use.for medicinal and family pur-
poses. j. B. McCAw, u. D., late Professor o:
Chemistry, Med cal Col 'e.c Of Virginia.
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If YOUR HAIR Is COMING OUT OR TURNING
GRAY. do not murnnr over a misfortune you can so
easily avert. AYERS HAIR yIGoE viii remove
the Cause of your grief by restoring your hair ts
natural color, and Herewith your good looks aud
aturo :
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Left for Conference.-Rev G. c. Wander
slice and several lay delegates left yesterday
for Petersburg to attend the annual session
Of the Methodist Conference.
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The Courts.-Thus far nothing OF import
ance has been done In either the County or
Circuit Courts. The case Of Vickers Us. The
CITY Of Manchester, in the latter, is put for
tn. morrow,
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4 WANDERING YOUTH.-Archte Robin
son, bright mulatto nine years Old, IS at
the First station-house, and is supposed 10
have run away from home. lie is well
dressed. Who knows the boy!
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BOARDING.

BOARDING. FAMILIES WISHING
ID RoARD can obtain The same at the most de>ra-
tile I1catiou on Franklin street. Address. Po,t-pice
Box l22. city. 10 l3-ot
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Among the visitors TO the Tobacco En-
change Yesterday we're Ed. L. Bresee. Bal
timore; w. w. Read, Memphis; W. A.
Sands, New York; c. r. spackman, To-
ronto, Canada; E. Won Meyersenburg,
New Orleans and J. r. Pace. Danvllle.
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VIRGINIA Coon TEMPLARs.--The Grand
Lodge meets tomorrow at Shiloh Baptist
church at 10 A. II. Grand officers will be
elected, &c.
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The Great Event.- night the
anniversary of the j. Fl. S. Lyceum occurs
M their hall. Committee Of Arrangements :
C. S. Wells, j. r. Bradley, and Il. A. Cook.
No cards s5Ae-
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CADETS OF TEMPERANCE.-The Grand
Section will meet in annual session here OH
the 18th instant at 10 4. NJ. at Foushee
Hall. ! large delegation will attend.
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TTCIPIENT TARTAR AND SCCRF removed By
81 DE e BAKERS SApoNINE DENTiFRicE.
lic.y cents box.
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VI. ELLYsoE e CO., advertising agents, insert ads
vertisements in all of the newspapers OF the United
S, es at publishers rates. Or!crs LEFT ut the DIS
patch couItlnS-reom VIII receive preInpt a.ser
tta
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MORE BREAD AND LESS LEAyES Is the rnle
made by DooLEi IS YEAST-PowDER. Full weight,
purity Of composition, and excellence Of result put
1t beyond competition All the grocers keep II, and
say that the knowing purchasers universally cau for
this ~ preference to all Its rivals.
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DISCOLORED TEETH rendered bca.tifuy white
by the use OF MEADE: & BAKERS SAPoSIHE DEN
TIFRICE. Fifty cents box.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done atths
DISPATCH PRlNTING-HoUSE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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FOR ULCERATEp MOUTH, the healing properties
Of MEADE & BAKERS CARBoLIC MoUTH-WAsH
are unexcclled Fify cents bottle.
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AS FRAGRANT AND PLEASANT WASH for the
mouth, there is nothing so good as MEADE g. RA-
KER's CARBoLIC MoUTH-WAsH. Fifty cents
hot,
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FOR BLEEDING GUNS, use MEADE & BAKER g
CARBoLIC MOUTII"WAsH. Fifty cents bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-14

BOOKS AT AUcTIoy.-Mr. E. u. COOK will sell
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