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RELIEF AT LAST from choera-.rfantum sud
summer complains. DR.. NoFFETT's TEETHISA
(Tcclhiug Powder-) regulates the bowels and naSeS
tcc,hlng easy, he lis eruptions and sores, removes
and prevents thc formation of worms In Children
No mother should be without II. X. W. POWERS *
CO., Richmond, and all druggists, keepI 1t.
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PHOTOGRAPHS HAVE BEEN REDUCED IN PRICE
At ANDERsoS'S GALLERY.-Mr. ANDERSON has
just returned from Europe With many new crna-
ineuts anu accessories TO DC introduced in photo
graphic campo itons. He Is. IN fact, prepared TO
apply all the highest improvements IN the art.
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very lars. stock of this seasons styles in BEh-
YER. DIAGONAL, MATTELASSE, and ROUG
CLOTHS, Now open. They claim To have tile best
styles, largest stock, and cheapest CLOAhS In the
CITY.
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120 West Broadway, New Yor
wholesale , agents. a PURCELL, LApp & Co.

A NEW AND ELEGANT PREPARATION IL J. & Z.
Glycerine Lotion. ItIsnot ouly pre-
venttye OF dandruR. but imparts to the hair are
markabe softness and briIiiancy.
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NJ. ELLYSoN .S CO.. advertising agents, nsrr o.
vertisements In all of the newspapers OF the tn!,"i
Sta: cs at publishers rates Orders left ut the b.l
Ddtch couutins-room will receive prompt aTe.
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YoU CAN GET DETER aLBUM-PHoroGRAPih
a. FRATSER's GALLERY than any other cutlery IN
the city. We recommend BIN.
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HAVE YoC SEEN
r- -~sc

ELEGANT READT-MApE CLOTHING
If not, call and inspect his goods and prices. No
one can equal him. He Is the largest Clothing Maui
uiacturer in the world.
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TIE VIRGINIA HOTEL. Staunton, Va. offers sr-
pe ror accommodations ac al moderate rates. TERMS
81 and $3.50 per day. Headquarters for commer-
clal men, and only S2 per day.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The STATE CAPITOL-RAILROAD ASSESS
MESTS-PARDoN REFUSED RoYALL HAXALL-
THE CoRCoRAN PICTURE-M0DELs FOR THE
LEE STATUE-JoE JOHNSTON. work OF
hanging on the north wall OF The Senate
chamber the picture representing the storm
ing OF Il redoubt at Yorktown was COM
menced Yesterday and will be completed to-
day. The picture, as combination OF gilt
tering swords and bayoncts, bright uniforms
and high colors, is success. But the artist
was probably not present at that Fighter
at any other-and knew little Of war. Still
it must be fine thing, for it cost Mr.. Cor
coran, the generous donor, six or seven
thousand dollars.
The third Monday in this month is set for
the opening Of the models Of the equestrian
statue OF General Il. L. Lee. One sculptor
has sent here his model. Some others will
be forthcoming in due time; but the sculp-
tors who sent models here last year were
rather disgusted with the treatment they
received, and some of them declare that they
will not expose themselves to the like again.
The funds OF the AsSociation-R. NJ. L.
Hunter treasurer-are invested in State
bonds.
The picture OF General Joseph E. John
ston by Elder, having received some inn
proving touches from the artist, has been
restored to the State Library. 1t is the OBJ
iect of admiration OF such visitors as have
eyes strong enough to see it in the bad light
in which 1t is unavoidably placed.
The Board of Public Works held meet
ing Yesterday, and heard the views OF a
large number of railroad officials in rela-
ton to the assessments Of railroad property.
After full conference, it was agreed that
the railroad companies should be taxed on
the basis OF last years assessments.
The Governor yesterday refused to par
don Royal HaNall tcolored) convicted at
the last April term OF the Hastings Court
OF Manchester OF conspiracy with one James
Z. Jones to convict one Sally Cousins OF
petit larceny, and sentenced by Judge Clop-
ton to Imprisonment in Jail for twelve
months and to pay fine OF SIS. james Z.
Jones was convicted also, and received the
same sentence; but he appealed, and the
writ OF SuperSedeas directed that he be
bailed in the sum OF $50 only, and, being so
bailed. OF course he left for parts unknown.
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Harper's Weekly, Chimney Corner, and
Ledger for this week received from Ellyson
& Yancey, 1112 Main street.
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fsrectabIe coIored youths. has elected thefol-
lowing officers for the ensuing term: !: Lewis
Smith. president; William Cogbifl, vice.
president; George Hicks, secretary; and
William Wood, treasurer.
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SAVE MONEY Dy having your printing done at.h
DISPATCH PRISTISG-li0usE. Good work, ic !"
prices aud satisfaction gIarnncpd.
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LIVERY STABLES.
S'SEXCHANGE-, LIVERY o.,
d. " ~
AND
SALE.STABLES.
1895 AND l44O FRANKLIN STREET.

These STABLES are now completed, and VIII
compare favorably with anv In the United States.
an nm now prepared to accommodate the pubic
LIVERY BUSINESS.
A BAZAAR for the sale OF all kinds OF s.fOCh.
CARRIAGES. and VEHICLES OF every dcscrip-
tion. HARNESS. &C.. has been established IA co.s-
necu n with the stables, Yud
AUCTION SALES
will be conducted bv expcritnced auctionect
every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, ~ IL
O'Clock A. NJ.
NV accommodations for keeping private horss;
and carriages unsurpassed.
Droyers and transient customers wiz hsVttteit
facility ex,ebdesi them for ibe transaction OF tns
business aud charges will be made very rcasonahie.
A BLACKSMITH and wHEEI4WEiGHT"SHof,
conducted Gy competent and experienced hands, Is
attached TO the 'ah!es. n.x.,c
VOnN ". Lt.h
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN's BOOTS and SHOES
hand hi ade-to ordcr-bcst quaty-gIaranteca 10
G,-ut BoSCHEN'S, 500 aud 81 Broad street.
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DRESS GOODS.
SILK. AND TRIAiMING-V

Additional! attractions. Many new styles opening
this week. at prices that cannot fail TO please.
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WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 0, 1878.
WEATHER REPORT.

SYNOPSIS Foa THE PAST TwENTY-FoUR
HouRs.-- Washington, October S.-The ba-
rometer has risen slightly, but fallen again,
in the southern States, and Is highest off
the North Carolina coast. The pressure has
fallen decidedly in the Upper Lakes and
Northwest. where It is now lowest. 1t has
also fallen in the Ohio and Mississippi val
!eys. Southeast winds prevail, with partly
cloudy weather. in the South Atlantic States,
but with numerous rains in the Gulf States.
INDICATIONS FOR To-DAy.-For the Mic
die States, southeast to southwest winds,
falling barometer, warmer and partly cloudy
weather. and possibly rain.
For the South Atlantic States, northeast
to southeast winds, stationary or falling ba-
rometer, warmer followed by cooler, partly
cloudy, and rainy weather.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, mild,
and pleasant after midday. Before that
time it was cloudy and threatening.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: + a. NJ, SO !;
9 A. NJ, 67: noon, 76; 3 2. Nj, rs; 6 7.
NJ. 70: midnight. 81. -....
Mean temperature, 6S 1-6.
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Ofcers Elected.-The Junior Centennial
Club, composed OF some OF our most re-
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT. - The
grand jury OF this court met yesterday and
transacted some business, not made public,
and adjourned until II O'Clock this morn
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NARDoZo, FOURQUREAN & co.
my GOODS.
CT.OAKS.

Socks in al! departments largely replenished.
Fresh novelties received by every steamer.
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at FKAYsEE's, four for
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SCHooL-SHoES. all the styles, cheap at
BoSCIIES'S. 500 and 511 Broad strtct.
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HEAVY MErISo USpERSulRrs, 50c.;
HEAVY MEgiSo USDERsHlRTs, 50c.;
CANTON FLANNEL DRAWERS, 35c.;
CANTON FLANNEL DRAWERS, 25c.
Our stock Is very large.
A. SARS G Co., 1913 Main street.
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THE AMERICAN STABLES Tor HlX,Ss,
Il on Teath street, having been renovated and I'M
proved, are NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS. The
public will aiways tind on hsud BCGGlE-S aea
HARNESS ard sSAabDLE- HORSES.
HORSES TAKEN AT LIVERY on moderate
'ei cruz "''' 90" '''''Se''' = -" w. 4. W0Op.
oc Aim Agent for N. A Lee,
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Go TO FRAYsER'S GALLERY aud get four beauii-
fui Acknowledgements for 81: large size for fra
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POLICE CouRT-A few petty cases were
disposed Of yesterday.
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FALL OYERCOATS. ~;
FALL OvERcoATS. ~;
FALL OyERCoATS, ~.
A.SAKs & Co. Clothiers, 1913 Matu street.
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in shadcs 10 match lhc new cOlors In dress 1aErlcs
All qualities.
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BRIEF LOCAL ITEMs.-Bnsiness was not
very brisk on Change yesterday, but good
prices were obtained for most OF the to.
bacco sold. Highest reported price paid,
$50.
The Russian bark. Telegraph is expected
to enter to-day under a charter from Curtis
d Parker to Ioad tobacco for Bremen.
The amount Of United States internal
revenue collected yesterday was S5,TS9.42.
The only coastwiSe entrance reported
yesterday was one load OF railroad iron.
Business continues dull ut the Stock
Board. But few sales, and quotations sta
tionary.
No entrances or clearances OF foreign YES
sells reported at the custom-louse yesterday.
The offerings and sales at the Corn and
Flour Exchange yesterday were not Is large
as on Monday. Prices unchanged.
The daily arrivals OF cotton per the Rich
mond and Danville railroad continue large.
This road is now doing heavy general
freight business.
Governor Holiday yesterday appointed
William W. Stone coroner for the county Of
Essex, on the nomination OF the court Of
that county.
There will be special services every night
this week at Trinity Methodist church.
In the Hcnrico Circuit Court Mrs. NJ. A
Minter has been granted decree Of divorce
from Mr.. G. F. Minter.
The canal commerce continues brisk.
Receipts principally tobacco, grain, hay,
and forest products.
"A little boy named Herndon. nephew
Of Major A. z. Courtney, was thrown from
a horse and seriously injured about the
head yesterday morning.
Seven White female lunatics who have
been temporarily cared for at the Pinel
Hospital, whilst awaiting accommodations
at State institution, were carried TO the
Western Lunatic Asylum, at Staunton, yes
tcrday. Among the party was Mary Mar
garet Smith, the famous "Hollywood
ghost"
Some hali-dozen cases in chancery were
disposed OF yesterday by Judge FiIzhugh.
Now that the evenings are getting shorter
the omnibus trips to Hollywood and the
old reservoir have been discontinued.
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MEMS CAssIMERE SUITS.
SACK OK FgoCK COAT,
AT IS. AT
BETTER GRADES
AT $40. AT
SUPERIOR GRADES
AT i12. AT
A. SAKS & CO.'S. Clothicrs,
No. 1913 Main street,
opposite post-oftlCe.
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~ & +. MITTELDORFER.
- No. 527 BROAD STREET.

.rcTJoS BARGAINS RECEIVED By EVERY
STEAMER.
ELstK si.SCK CASHMERE al soc. worth 63e:; at G2hc.
!" worth S7<C.: Al 75c. worth 81; al o7&c. worth
BLAtK ALrACAs from 12Hc. to 5oc.-grta' bar
c.RrETs-Hcrnp at 5 and zoe; Inera!n at 20,
so. S5. 40. SO. and GUc-
A large stock OF KCGS:
HOSIERY. from aTciion, in chlldTchS ;, misses :,
,di,s' and ccntlclnen's, II prices 10 ast0iiS all
pr .%E ETS ELOhKS, SHAWLS, CASSlMERES,
WATERrEO0fS, III great abundance ana very
DomY 5uy before you examine our stock and prices.
oc5 ID. T. MlTTEl.DORtEK.
ry,HE GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY
- IS NOW BEING OFFERED
TO PURCHASERS OF DRY GOODS
/. lICnTESSTEIN & SONS,
corpcr Seventeenth and Franklin streets.
ooo nicrcs Hack ALPACA. which we are now
selling al less than the manufacturers prices.
We are determined 10 sell these goods cheaper
than any ever shown.
We invite special a;fenilon 10 our
KENTUCKY JEANS.
TABiE-DAMASkS, GINGtlAMS,
KERSEYS. CASSlMEHES,
hLFiCHEb hi.t;t r> and USBLEACHEED COT
PATGH-W0RK. PRINTS.
CALlCOtS, DRESS GOODS. &c,
in which VIC are now offering Srcat 1nGucements.
oco cCrrer Seventeenth and Franklin streets.
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FLASNELS-Every quality.
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.

BLANKrTS-All grades and sizes.
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oovp TO OUR FIRST AND GRAND FALL
So' OPENING.

.o, o.c,,s,ned stock OF FALL and WINTER
arSccs,,nnS. FANCY GOODS. and tIOakS,
DRl SS,yS icd under one roof in any so0isera CITY,
Src<S supplies shipped to US daily from our Se"
YORK with our regular business we shall
mniSs m 's 'e cHsKs ii s ON onS Sn s
afn,,,ovins large force OF operators, anu for
ss ss ; 9aE sH'Ss ;T TpEPHrRTMEsr p"r is
0nr ~" SI cryI>ion of an efficient artist
"pdr mar,ns Imported direct from Paris The latest and
,,n., improved Styles Of pattern CLoAEMS 81 ior tnis
,r M wc are en- blcf to produce class OF CLOAhS
cr ,sfor, shown In th.s section at considerably
los than northern prlceS: ssic p,.nr,on,
lsoS.Snn,: cnnntrv VIC extend an invitation 10 our
arsontn"' anu 7 uESDAf, october Sth, instant.
Re"'e'n'>S NEW YORK AUTONOMOUS,
goo Erosd street, between Eff and Sixth,
w VI nearly opposite the market.
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FLAENELS-Erery quality.
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.
ruu linc rr CuiLDRES'S FANCY-STRlPED
and SOLID-CDIORED HOSE: also, every weight,
QUALITY. aud sZ' III sraSoIabie HOSIERY ana IN
UELWEAR for men, ladies, and children.
SILkS-HLACE AND COLORED.
The largest stock he found In tho city 10 select
from, and 1T prices TO guarantee sales.
BLACK GOODS
one OF their specialtics. Their stock i'll this depart
lneni has been largely rcrlenished III every grade.
ST 20
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4irIlnlolld 1ispatfll|,,

as- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
IS LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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A meeting OF the State Conservative Com
mittec was held last night at the Exchange
Hotel, Hon. John T. Lowell. the chairman,
presiding. An address prepared by Hon.
John L. Marye at the suggestion OF the
Chairman, who was prevented by sickness
and absence from home from undertaking
this duty himself. was submitted TO the
Committee, discussed, and adopted in the
form following, after which the committee
adjourned: @
ADDRESS OF THE STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEES
OF THE CONSERVATIVE PARTY OF vIR-
GINA, ':I5. .,s.l 81 .tt
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NEW IMPROVEMENTS.

r,,prs sNTyRE FLOORS NECESSARY TO
'|' ACCOMMODATES ouR EXTENSIVE
BUSINESS.
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ACTION BARGAINS RECEIVED By EVERY
STEAMER.
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tccs, Gros Vcntrcs, Piegnns, Yanhtons,
Kootenais, and other nclghboring tribes, pro-
posing n confederation with the Sioux 10 cx-
terminate the white race on both sides Of
tho line. The ultimatum was the repeal of
the Canadian buffalo law and non-intcrfcr-
cree Of the Mounted Police in Indian affairs.
But that bubble was long ago prickcd. The
Canadian authorities have shown that the
sensation was started by half-hrocds pro-
hlhitcd from killing buffalo simply for their
hides that the Blackfcct and Sioux are old
enemies. and that there is not the slightest
danger Of an Indian outbreak.
Besides, there have lately been direct
ovcrturcs for return TO our territory. from
SITTING BULL; the Ncz Pcrc6s, under WHITE
BIRD. in the Sioux camp, are specially
anxious to return Fort Buford lately re-
ported that lack of food is drawing the row
ing Indians back to the reservations. Major
IRVINE has informed our authorities that the
Sioux refugees insist that they have no hos
tile ntcnts. Nevertheless. the HAYES Adj
ministration expects serious trouble with
Indians this summer" and thinks that
warlikc movements are clearly discern
iblc on tho part OF several tribes" Absurd
stories Of SITTING BULL taking twenty-five
braves dressed in clothes of CUsTER's mon,
from tribe to tribe OF Indians, and OF his
pointing to these spells, saying, That's
the way do with whites" arrive from the
frontier and are gravcly considered by Mr.
@. w MCCRARY to demand precautionary
movements of troops.
The trouble is that IL no good reasons
exist for getting up an Indian war, there
are plenty Of bad reasons. and chief among
them Is the need Of operating on tho fears
Of timd Congressman with regard to re-
ducing the army. As for HAYES, he Is re-
joiccd at anything that may divert public
attention from his approaching fate. Back
Of HAYES and the army are the people who
are interested in building an unnceded
$4,000 fort ON Milk river. This last region.
remote from all settlements. but in the
ncighborhood Of the Indian buffalo hunters,
Is to be the scene Of q cavalry scout. There
are no settlers north Of the Missouri, rs
SHERIDAN himself acknowledges. II his UNI
called-ior excursions into that region sue
coed in starting up another costly, bloody,
and wanton Indian war. il will be an out
rage ON humanity. and fit wind-up for the
HAYES Administration.
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The People against Fraud.

To THE EDITOR or THE SUN-SW. Much to
the chagrn and terror of the Rcpuncanshe Democracy
have Al last assumed attitude toward the
Fraudulent President and the visiting statesmen Il was
hush time
people at harcaccd audi How sily Try 10 check the
decentralization and lack Of confidence which exists hy
reason OF that fraud Tho srcyances OF defeated cand
date are nothing cnrArti With the distress 20 AL hu-
ness which fraud u high places has created The Amcri
can ltoig wall sustain ever! attempt bring order out 90
chaos they will sustain Congress when. court OF
equity. Il aims 10 discover evidence of, aud ID possible
PUNISH the great political crime ul the nineteenth cen
turN Ihcy VIII NOT stand stll ami see their country
McNcaniled by unscrululou. usurvcrs without uticrmg
every peaceful protest in their pnWcrWhcter hy their
reurc'enauNcs la Congress or by their ballot. at Che poll,
The runsC rNttVt instincts ui tile people all against
Fraud Rusnr., viii not De urrd Roy the investigation
Al honor 60 llr srN for standing hV the right
thousand CONGRATULATIONS 90 the members Of Congress
who have stood their ground an spt OF the desperate
plulcns ErstNt BltAt.
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The grass having come TO the fields and
the Army appropriation bill TO Congress-
the troops are out hunting for redskins.
There IS to be one scout from the Yellow
stone up to the Canada line, and another
from tho Black Hills up to the Yellowstone,
To the former purpose the Seventh Cavalry
seems to be assigned; to the latter, five
companies Of the Fifth Cavalry, several Of
the Third, four companies Of the First Inian-
try, three Of the Ninth, two of the Eleventh,
and other forces, while summer camp is
likely to be established.
What is the object Of these mau~uyres ?
There is no pretenco Of existing Indian hos
tilitles, Never did spring open more
peacefully on the frontiers. A month ago
there was an alarm about SITTING BULL,
He and BIG BEAR had "sent tobacco to the
Blackfeet, Bloods, Crees, Assiniboines, San
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