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4 Speech from Hon. John W. Daniel.-
1t is expected that Major John W. Daniel
will speak in Manchester before the close Of
the present canvass. This will be graft
flying announcement. Major Daniels te-
merity in venturing to Manchester is Won
derful, as several gifted Greenback orators
are only waiting good chance to chaw :"
him up and make him feel bad.
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/ ken. Allen, worthy patriarch Samuel
White, worthy associate David Peters,
recording scribe; Jerry .RnfHn, fiDancial
Iseribe; Miss Annie ,Seaton, assistant re-
cording scribe s. James Shaw, treasurer ;
Ellen DabneY. scond dpctor; Janes Nelson.
assistant conductor + L. a. Jefferson. chap
lain William e. Taylor, inside sentinel;
Daniel: Edmonds. outside sentinel !; Me.
James. past worthy patriarch !. Robert
James, local deputy: A. j.. Brown, in-
struetor. This makes seventeen new di-
visions instituted since the last annual ses-
sion in the, State. Application to open new
divisions have been received from Ashland, !,
Norfolk, Salem, Farmyille, Staunton, and
other places. .r.,......+js.....;..l ..:,,ttl
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question, Is a Radical victory. The Repub-l
Ecans in this vicinity who. are crying for,
rass-money do not agree with their, brethren
in the other States. who are the hardest
kind OF oft'hard-money men. Edwards and
bis friends, however, intend to stand mans.
fully by their. eolors, and will not: be bought
off or bulldozed. ,,,., il ...g,as III
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VALLEY EXCELSIOR DEBATING CLuB.-
Officers elected: b. D. rankin, presi-
dent; III. a. Griffin, yice-pr sident;4 j. Il.
Patterson, secretary ); a.. z. Fleet, CORE.
spending secretary j. j. Brown, trea.
surer P. H. Fleming, chaplain; John d.
Carter, critic; a. Alfred johnson, usher;
w. IL. Il. Combs censor. 81
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SAVE YOUR CHILD'S LIFE by giving DR.. Nor
FErT' TEETHINA tTEETHING PowDERSl. Teeth
ina win regulate the bowels and make teething easy.
Cures choIera-infantuln and the esummer-complatnts
of children, heals erupons and sores. removes and
prevents worms. Anodypes only soo,he; Teethina
cures the child. II. w. POWERS & Co., Richmond,
and all druggists keen II.
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a REMARKABLY ELASTIC CARPET.-Thc new
cork floor covering-LINoLEUM-is so rapidly IL
creasing In popularity that 1t is supcrscdIng all arti
cles used for Ike purpose. Its remarkable dura-
bilty Is the secret Of Its success. All frs-class
carpet-dealers Keep IT,. The genuine cloth has the
name" LINoLEUM on the back OF every square
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Registration.-T The registrars in the seve-
raj alwards'will post UP their notices to-day.
The observation-disclosures will be open for re-
vision Saturday, October 26th. In this city
the registration Offices will be kept open for
one day only. rl..l-.-- =, ). - y,
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THE RIVER Is1pRovEnEST.

PROGRESS OF THE WORK UP TO. THE 1sy
OF ocTOBER-F1FT EEN FEET, OF fWATEE
FROM RICHMOND TO. THE EssEA;asIxTEEH
AND A HALF FEET, BY JANUARY 1sr-
EFFECT OF THE LATE FREsHET OF TEE
CHAENEL-FAcTs AND FIGURES OF IN
TEREST.
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b CoLoRED lsoSs: OF TEMPERANCE Robert
IT, ElIyson,; District Deputy Grand Worthy
Patriarch, in conjunction with the Grand
Scribe, Instituted Monday night at Goodwill
Temperance HALL Franklin street, Honesty
Division, No. 67, With forty.tW0 charter
members, and the following officers: Lar
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NARROW ESCAPE FROM DRowNISG.-Late
last evening Robert Stitb, a youth about
thirteen years old, who lives near Holly
wood, walked into the canal near Holly
wood. and would have been drowned but
for the timely aid Of Messrs. Cox and Rut.
fin, who jumped in and saved his life. The
city ambulance was summoned, and he was
carried to his home, on Laurel street. -
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l,.Ihe Richmond Cedar Works.-- 1T was cur
rentlyy reported in Manchester yesterday
that in consequence OF = disagreement with
a number o. the operatives that operations
in the establishment Of The Richmond Ce-
Fdar-Works Company would be suspended
until further notice. .f,r.b ,tss . a -. tfssr
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CLEARANcEs YEsTERDAY,-The following
vessels cleared from the custom-house yes
terday: The Norwegian barkentine Ina,
Torneltby master, for Oporto. Portugal,
with wheat valued at Sl2, 1883, and mis-.
celIaneous articles valued at $50, shipped
by Thomas Branch a. Co.. and the Amerl-
can schooner Anna W. Barker, Snowman
master, for Santos, Brazil, with l,Soo par,
rels OF flour, valued at Sl0,439.l5, snlpped
by the Haxal-C -Crenshaw Company.
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An o.d-Time Temperance Anecdote.

AS the presidential party were returning
from Montpelier, last Wednesday, one OF
the gentlemen asked Mrs. Hayes il she had
ever heard Of Mr.. Madison's experience as
Temperance man.
She said that she had not. @@ s't.'.'
Well, the gentleman continued. he had
heard good anecdote about it, but after
inauiring OF Judge Chapman and some
Others about Orange Courthouse that day,
he was afraid that pretty tale was all fiction.
".True or fictitious" !" replied Mrs. Hayes,
"let US hear it.' ---------..- -
There was considerable temperance
movement, continued the narrator, in Mr..
Madison's administration, and hewas solicit
ed to Join. He thought that he ought to
encourage measure that promised so much
reform, SO he gave his name, and forth
with excluded ardent spirits from his side
board at the Executive Mansion and ordered
that it should be banished from the farm at
Montpelier. His first visit home afterward
was in the midst, OF harvest. He was up
early in the morning after his, arrival, and,
meeting his colored foreman, says "Good
morning, Jack; how is the -crop?" Jacks
countenance fell, and be- responded, dole
fully: "Why, Mass Jeems, we gwine to
lose de crap" "What's the matter" says
the master; "haven't you hands enough 7"
! Plenty, sir, but dey won't half work,
and we gwine to lose de crap" "Non-
sense,' exclaims Mr.. NJ; ".what does
this mean?" "Whyiust dis, Mass Jeems"--
GLASSES and water never did save crap,
and never will while the world stands"
"Well, then,' says Mr. Madison, ego along
an6 get something that will save it." At
this Mrs. Hayes laughed heartily, but said
YOU must not tell this, or-you'il iniure the
temperance cause. .sNot at all,'' responded
the gentleman; 81 will, tell it now with
this improvement, that where the Father
Of the Constitution broke down, bis success
sors at this day hold on steadily" "But
wen not boast" reioined the lady. "till
we have saved the crap Washington
Republican,.
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HUsTINGs CoURr.-The Hastings Court
was engaged yesterday in hearing the re-
sponse Of number OF persons who were
summoned by Judge Christian, of the
Hastings Court, to show cause why their
liquor-licenses should not be revoked. The
cases were postponed. The rest OF the day
was occupied with civil business.
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A STRIKING EXAMPLE.-James Doylan, No. 5
south Paca street. Baltimore, writes: "For some
years could find no relief from rheumatism In my
neck, shoulders ana right arm, but having lately
heard Of DR.. HERNDoN's GYpsY's GIFT l gave II
trial. and in less than hours felt It's good effects
In twenty-tour hours was and am still, feeling as
well rs ever did In my lfe.'' There Is nonsense
about that Sold by all live druggists.
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DWELLlNGS FOR RENT.

NRICK. 20 4lO cast Main, near Fifth, ten
ERIcK. No. ll2 east Cary, corner Second, ten
oSPicE' 10. sos north Twelfth. near Clay, seven
'BRIcK. No. 5o7 north Twelfth. near Clay, seven
rooms: $500. -, r,o,-,,
BRICK. No. 3l6 Byrt between ihlro anu fo"i'ii
streets ten rooms: S36o. - ,,u,,,,o,t.,
BRICK. No. 1910 east Broad. near Monumental
church. fourteen rooms, and In nice oroer. S3oV.
ERICK No. 3l6 west Cary. six rooms, kitchen'
hash, &C. in nice repair: SIS per month
HRI(K. No. 3l3 west Cary. six rooms NOT ana
cnJd water and in nice order; 81 8 per month.
FRAME, No. 1909 Grove avenue. ionr roonsi
RRiCK. No. $40 west Cary. six rooms, hot and
cold water In nice condition; $lS per month
BRICK. No. 3l4 west Cary, six rooms, oath, &C..
S1S per month. ,. ,,,,. :.
1886 per month.
1890 per month. - go o
BRICK, No. 02l west Clay, SIX rooms; So per
FRAME. No. 0 west Canal, six rooms; IS per
month. ~. o.oo
east Main: 20 per month. o,,
FRAME No. SOL hlosby street; IS per month.
BRICK. No 800 west Franklin. six rooms Sl2
per month. -.,o .o,
FRAME. 10. 3O6 south Pine. five rooms: $40 per
,ooins Ayrpy TO FRANK ID. HILL.
Real Estate Agent,
al,
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done attne
DISPATCH PRINTINC-IloUsE. Good work, low
prices and satisfaction guaranteed.
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CTORES FOR RENT.

No. aG2. under Piedmont and Arlington building,
corner Main and Ninth streets. $3.50 per annum.
No l4ll east Main street, now occupied by James
McGraw. Possession November ]. S7S.
TWO BRICK STORES on the south side of Main
between Twent, fifth and Twenty-sixth Streets
just completed. -
Cary q, rect under Messrs. Hanewinckcl L Co.
LARGE BRICK WAREHOUSE In Rockets
called "IIassinss" recently occupied by the match
factory.
STORE near the corner Of Main and First streets,
suitable for confectionery. ~. .--3 T.
BARRIER SHOP under Exchange Hotel.
OFFICES under Exchange Hotel.
OFFICE. on Capitol street under Fords Hotel.
OFFICE over Edward Cohen's bankinS-housc
Maiu and Fourteenth streets
BRICK STORE adjoining Cohen's sbanking-ho'lse,
oFFICES and LODGING-ROO1IS In Piedmont
and Arlington building. FRANK d. HILL,
oc l4-4L .-.# l1OS Main street.
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YEnLow-FEvER FuSD.--Total receipts,

$10,09s. "a. 1.,} Il ;l..,r 80 - .,,
Lunenburg county, aS10.25;E Providence
fMethodisti EpiseopaD church and Sunday
school, Amelia county, s7.10; Mrs. B. and
son, Chesterfield county, $3;; !; q WIDOWS
mite, through Dispatch, %. q. ;a1i!, 4,
Sent By wire TO Dry Grove, $780, 9 ~ Il y y
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Chssterfeld County Court.-Nothing was
heard from Chesterfield County Court yes
terdays The only two criminal cases are
those OF Wilson Poteat, before noticed, and
that OF Dr.. John H. Winfree, charged with
embezzlcment OF county funds. s
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LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN's BOOTS and SHOES
hand-madc-to ordcr-bcst quality-cuaranreed TO
fiat BosCHEN's. 500 and 81 / Broad street.
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DON'T DO lido not buy !east-powder or
baking powder Of short weight. 4 manufacturer
that defrauds by short weigh; will not hesitate 10
make adulteratcd goods. You can always rely on
DooLEY's YEAsT-PowDEE being full weight and
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N. ELLYsoN 4 CO.. advertIsln. agenJs. insert at-
vertisemeuts In all of the newspapers Of the United
Sla.es 1t publishers rates. Orders lpf at the Dc
patch countmy-rcom will receive prsnpt atten
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HloRTUARY REPORT.-The following is the
mortuary report for the week ending Oc-
tober 18th, compiled from sections returns
received at the Office Of the Board OF Health:
Cause Of Death: Aptba, colored; Apo
plexy, colored; cancer, l white. color
cd-totaI. 2; congestion OF brain, colored;
consumption, 9 colored; conyulsions Gn-
tantile), coored; debility, 1 colored fever
(scarlet), white, colored-total, 8; fever
(typhoid). white; fracture, 1 white; gas
ro.epteritis, l white; inanition, colored;
marasmus, l white meningitis. white; ;
old age, l colored; peritenitis, l white; ;
premature birth, white; softening OF
brain, . colored; tabes mesenterica, l CO.
lored; unknown, colored. Whole num-
Der OF deaths in the city, exclusive OF still
births. 81. StN-Births: Male, | white; l
colored; female, coiored-total, 3. Sea
and Color: White males, 8; colored males,
11-total. II. White females. s; colored fe-
males, 5-total, 13. Age: One day to thirty,
white, colorcd-total, 3; one month to
six, 3 colored; six months 10 twelve.
white, l colored-total, ,; one year to three,
l white, l colorcd-totaI, .; three years to
five, white, colorcd-tota, 8; five years
to ten, 1 colored; ten years to twenty, L
white; twenty years to thirty, whlte;
thirty years to forty. white, colored-
total, .; forty years to fifty, white, l CO.
lored-lotal, 2; fifty years to sixty, color
ed; sixty years to seventy, . colorcd; seV-
enty wears to eighty, coiorcd; ninety years
to one hundred. white one hundred and
ten years, 1 colored. Condition: Single, 8
white, 10 colored-total, 10; married,
l white, 4 colored-total, s. widowers, l
white widows, . colored. Nativity: Rich
mond, Is: other parts OF United States, 10;
Germany, /; Ireland, /. Locality: City at
large, . white; Marshall Ward, white, 2
colored-total, Jefferson Ward, 2 white,
> colored-total, 4 Madison Ward, white,
9 colored-total, 4; Monroe Ward, 2whlte,
| coIored-to 8; Clay Ward, 2 white, :
colored-totaI. /; Jackson Wald, 4 colored; !;
almshouse, colored. 7: ...... " j. ~.
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You CAN GET BETTER RALCM-PuoToGRAPHs
at FRAYsER'S GALLERY than any other gallery In
the city. We recommend them.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Meeting of the E1ecutire Committee
The following gentlemen, comprising the
Executive Committee Of the Conservative
party OF this city, are requested to meet at
the Club-room tonight on business OF i'm
portance-the attendance OF every mem
ber is requested: Henry A. Jordan, city
superintendent; Henry Fitzgerald, A. A.
Waugh, Benjamin 3. Weisiger, and Au-
gustine Royal, assistant 2 supeerlntendents; e pn;
George X. Macon and John Z. Robertson,
CITY canyassers; Robert b. Taylor, treas
urer, and James a. Gentry secretary. -.
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ENTERTAINMENT AT CATHEDRAL HALL To-
NIGuT.-The pupils of st. Peters cathedral
male school will give an entertainment to-
night in the hall OF the school building, on
Marshall street between Ninth and Tenth
streets. The programme is q varied one.
embracing singing, recitations, pantomime,
apd an amusing comedy. No one who has
ever attended the entertainments given by
the pupils of this school will fail to be pres
ent tonight, as they know that the boys will
make them enioya pleasant evening. They
will no doubt have liberal encouragement,
for, the object{ of the entertainment is to
raise funds for the benefit of the school. 1t
isthoped their efforts will be appreciated by
large audience. .;q.r-y.,. .t.y-.9.
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n sREs1aNED.-Captain B. "a; Pnrks, 0f Com.
many o. Richmond Fire Department, has
resigned his position in the city service.
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THE GERMAN ToDACCo-TAX COMMISSION.
Richard Ermeler and S. Chromer, of Ber-
lin, Carl Trog, Frankfort-on-the-M Main, and
Dr.. Mayr, OF Munich, the commission ap-
pointed by. the German Government to in
yestigate our ,tobacco-taX system, arrived in
the city and took rooms at the Exchange
Hotel. Mr.. Ermeler is accompanied by his
wife. -.s........ = 49,.
The commissioners had IN interview with
the representative OF the German Govern
ment here, Mr.. B0hmer, Yesterday after
noon. ~
They will be here several days, and will
make an inspection OF our factories and
warehouses, and gather up all the informa-
tion they can in their line. r.
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FRANK d. HILL. AZ p. NJ, executors sale Of
dwelling and vacant lot attached, No. 3Ol west
Franklin street. ..
ROBERT A. PAINE, 10Y a. NJ, large catalogue
sale Of entire wholesale stock OF boots and shoes
at No. 1905 Main street.
JAMES MACDOUGALL, 10 4. NJ, 1000 came-
lia., azalcas, roses, and Mlnier.bloomtng plants
ROBERT Il. LYME, AZ p. NJ. twO-story detached
brick house. with large lot, on south side OF Short
street, Union Hill, between New and Scott
streets.
RICHARDSON & Co. AZ z. NJ, FranElin-street
lot. on the north side Of franklin between Madl-
son and Monroe.
RICHMOND BAZAAR-C. G. Burton. Auctioneer-
ten horses ana mules, buggies, wagons, drays,
harness, &c.
T. II. COOK will sell at his warer6nms ut lO
O'Clock furniture, piano, sewlng-inachines, &c.
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Republican Meeting.--A number OF black
Republicans and few white sympathizers
met at the undsrtaking-shop OF Granville
Alfriend Monday night and passed resoiu-
tions denunciatory OF the actlon OF Tue a: Gl.y
Republican Committee in endorsing Gen
oral Johnston. An, attempt was made to
prevent Ballard T. Edwards from explain
inc the action, OF the committee. lie sue
eeeded, however, although frequently In
terrupted, in declaring that the action OF
the District Committee left every member
free to use his own Judgment, and that as q
freeman he should vote as he pleased, Wilh-
out dictation from either black OF Wnite ne. ne
IT is probable, however, that majority
of tho Republican vote, white and colored,
Will be cast against General Johnston, as
thew rightly believe that the defeat OF the
regular Conservative candidate, no mater
what bis opinions are on the currency
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TOR RENT, THE FARM CALLEDM
Il BLANDON, adjoining lhe new reservoir, A.1
now occupied bv Mr. L. y. Wtnder, containing about
NINETY ACRES OF HIGHLY-IMPROVED
LAND: omfortabie BRICK HOUSE, KITCHEN,
and STABLE on the premises. Possession January
l, 1879. Apply 10 FRANK D. HILL,
oc l4-3c HOS Main street.
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AS IN PAST SEASONS,
WE DO OUR UTMOST TO PLEASE ALL
who favor us with their patronage this season.

REMEMBER
our selections OF
CHOICE wooLLENs FOR AUTUMN AND WINTER
- 49,. are now in. ~a.-
-. TROUSERS, s6 upward
SUITS, $25 upward.
s.' OyEncoATS, $50 upward.
~f.t"s ~ = PRICES vEY Low! a @s.
sss -. STANDARD THE HIGHEST!
.,.- s.eJ 4. SAKS & Co.. Tailors.
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,ARArIyE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
1875. 1877. 1878. 1878.
W. G. W. G.. w. G. w. Z:
..12 10 16 10 10 II. II. l6

Sfili-born ....... o 3 o
Population Of city estimated at 1000.
white, 45,3OO; colored, 33,7OO. Rate OF
mortality Of whole population was l7.70 per
1000 pcr annum; rate OF mortality OF white
population was 1852 per 1000 per annum;
rate of mortality OF colored population was
q. .GS per / 1000 per annum. ;.
Mean temperature for tie week ending
October 5th, ITO, 49,; mean temperature
for the week ending October 18th, G5o, ly.
Amount of rainfall for week ending Octo-
ber 5tb, O.96 inches; amount OF rainfall ior
week ending October 18th, 0.15 inches.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS. ..
-. 800 dozen LINEN COLLARS
.....r At Soc, ,..
1000 UNLACNDRIED SHIRTS
ut Soc,
500 pairs CANTON FLANNEL DRAWERS
at 25c.,
500 HEAVY KNIT UNDERsuIRTS
at SOC.
...- THESE ARE GREAT BARGAINS.
A. SAKs e CO., 1913 Main street.
OUR LEADING PHYSICIANS ARE CALLING AT
TESTION to the ruinous effects upon the complex.
ion Of cicaD soaps made from impure material.
The old Brown WINDSOR Of j. & Z. ATKINSON
Is made from the best and purest materials and Ia
cSquiSitely scented.
ELECTION TICKETS.-Dont delay sending IN your
orders. Have your tickets printed in time. The
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LEVY BROTHERS
CONTINUE TO-DAY THEIR
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FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS,
. s. 81 ,,..-., PARIS AND BERLIN CLoAKs,
-.....-t all OF which arc, r. ....u... .I
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We invite you 10 call and inspect the novelties.
-a' LEVY BROTHERS..
ASK FIFTY LADIES IN SUCCESSION WHAT PER-
FUME they consider the most delicate, the most
purc and saubrious, the most permanent and In all
respects the most desirable, and forty-nne OF them
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t.uI"s T. FALL OvERCoATs,
....t-. SO. $3.50, $40, $3.50.
WINTER OvERCoATs,
81, $40. $15. 500. r.".
BUINESS-SuTTS,
81, sl2.75, $3.50, $50.
BOYS SUITS. bic
So, $3.50, SO. a
CHILpREN'S SUITS. ....
$3.50, So, Sc, IS. .
Fmrha,;cally The best and cheapest goods In Tic
...0. '. market. ...
.-.# Largest stock in the State.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
~. Tenth and Main streets.
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RS- THE CIRCULATION OF TIE DIsrATCH
rs LARGER TfTKN 9tEcoMBfSEDicf icfeCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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UNITED STATES: CIRCUIT CouRT.-In this
court yesterday the motion for a new. trial
in the case Of Douglas Black [colored), con-
victed OF opening letter addressed to an
other person at Wilson's Landing. Charles
City county, was heard and granted; the
case being postponed to the next term Of
the court.
Joseph Wilkinson (colored), OF this city,
was tried for passing counterfeit money,
and convicted. Sentence has not vet been
passed upon him. .s..t.
The petit jury was adjourned to the 10Th
OF November. ..
Judge Bond arrived in Richmond from
Greensboro yesterday afternoon, and will
be in court to-day, but will leave town for
Baltimore at 8 2. NJ. by the York River
train. He will return on Tuesday the 22d.
when sundry matters connected with the
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad case
will be heard by the two Judges OF the
court. .,
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TOR RENT, THAT BEAUT1FULT T:A
Il SUBURBAN RESIDENCE of DIR. W. w. Ell
reupttt. on west Main street few squares above
Monroe PARK. with about one acre OF land attached.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
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