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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-19

BOYS AND CHILpREN's ''.s'
OyERCoATs ATit%'.
SAKs & Co.'S, IOI3 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-19

CREAM-PUFFs-Go 10 PIszIHI's and get som
of these nice cakes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-19

ATTRACTIvELY Low PRICES.
We invite Scu 10 call and inspect the novelties.
LEVY BROTHERS.
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THESE ARE GREAT BARGAINS.
A. SAKS & CO., 1913 Main street.
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rARDoZo, FOURQUREAN & co.

CARDoZO, FOURQUREAN & co.
DRY GOODS.
Stocks in all departments largely replenshcd.
Fresh novelties received by every steamer.
CLOAKS.
very large stock Of this, seasons styles In BEA-
YER. DIAGONAL, MATTELASSE, and ROUG
CLOTHS, now open. They claim to have the best
styles, largest stock, and cheapest CLOAKS IN The
city.
DRESS GOODS.
Additional attractions. Many new styles opening
this week, at prices that cannot fall TO please.
SILK AND TRIMMING-yELyETS,
in shades match the oelers in dress fabrics
4AH qualities.
BLANKETS-AN grades and sizes.
FLANNELS-Evcry quality.
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.
A fun line Of CHlLDREN'S SFANCY-STRlPED
and SOLlD-COLORED HOSE: also. every weight,
quality, and s,ze IN seasonable HOSIERY and UN-
DERWEAR fer men, ladies, and children,
SHKS-BLACK AND COLGRED.
The largest stock 10 bc found ia the city to select
3fon, and at prices to guarantee sales.
BLACK GOODS
onsof their speciasies. Their stock in shis Depart
1sent has been largely rerlenished In every grade.
SEES
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-19

OUR LEADING PHYSICIANS ARE CALLING AT
TENTION 10 the ruinous eff, cts upon the com pex.
ion Of cheap soaps made from Impure material
The old BROWN WINDSOR Of j. & E. ATKINsoN
Is made from the best ana purest materials, and IL
eSqui:i:ely scented.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-19

ARTIsTICALLY CUT, .....,l,,y :
WELL MADE,
THOROUGHLY SHRUNK
THE KNoBBIEsr AND NEWEST.
4. SAKs & Co.,
Tailors and Clohie-s, 1913 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-19

ELECTION. EoFEslBER 8, Is7s.-Candidstes
can have their TIckEIs printed at the DIspATcH
PR1ST1NG-H House promptly. and at reduced prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-19

LOOK AT our So OvERCoATs, Z,
LOOK AT OUR So OyERcoATs. "a
LOOK AT OUR $40 OvERcoATs.
LOOK AT OUR S12 OvERCoATs.. -,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-19

ScHooL-sHOES, all the styles, cheapat
BosCuEN's, 500 and 511 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-19

V,HE GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY
is NOW BENG OFFERED -
TO PURCHASERS OF DRY GOODS
BY
L. LICHTENSTEIN & SONS,
corner Seventeenth and Franklin streets.
200 pieces BLACK ALPACA, which we are now
selling al less Than the manufacturers prices.
We are determined 10 sell these goods cncaper
than any ever Shown.
We cinvite special attention TO our
KENTUCKY JEANS.
TABLE-DAMASKS, GINGHAMS, .#
KERSEYS, CASSIMERES, .-
BED-TICKISGS, -
BLEACltE.D ard UNBLEACHEED COT
TONS,
PATCHWORK. PRINTS,
CALICOES, DRESS GOODS, &C.,
In which we are now offering great Inducements.
l.. LIGHTENSTElN e SONS.
oc2 corner Seventeenth and Franklin streets.
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Deposits Of cne dollar and upwards received, and
six per cent. allowed on deposits.
Deposits received subject To check without Eot!ca
and Interest allowed on same If no. checked on more
frequently than TWO or three times week.
Interest on I'LL deposits TO commence ten days
after date OF deposit.
Bank open every day from 0 o'clock 4. ~. till :,
O'Clock z. NJ, ana on Saturday fro"i i. u. I'LL
PiMs ta 2s-ead
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!lFISE BANANAS just received at pizzrN1's.
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DLosOAOIkVNS ~ FAhHNLn9MILo:
Nl%SOLUTIOS-Th co-partneYhip un-
L , der the frm-nasee of. SLOAT. CRQEKEY &
CO. Is dissolved by liuJtation. Either partner will
Sign ia aianidation. GEORGE D. SLOAT,
..s.l- KNOWLES cROSKEY.
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FALL AND WINTER DRESS RooDs,
PARIS AND BERLIN CLoAKs
al of which are
OFFERED
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FLANNELS-Evcry quality,


cpf1of their speciaties. Their stock 9his Depart
sent has been largely rerlenished In every grade.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-19

DRY GOODS.
Stocks in all departments largely replenishcd.
Fresh novelties received by every steamer.
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nKy GOODS.

eo,oo,sr Major w. II. scranton. Schooner VIZ
Bnriou' Seh'>t wv. FORBES Postmaster.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS.

SPECIAL BARGAINS.
800 dozen LINEN COLLARS
al 50c.,
1000 UNLAUNpRIED SHIRTS
.... AT 50c.,
500 pairs CANTON FLANNEL DRAWERS
at 25c., 81.
500 HEAVY KNIT USDERsHIRTs
rat 3Gc. ...-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-19

Additional attractions. Many new styles opening
this week, at prices that cannot fall TO please.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-19

FOR RENT. BRICK DWELLINGS Ga
E No. 1879 west Canal street corner OF def G:l
fersonl, con,s'ning eight rooms: gas. water, ana
bath room newly repaired and ready ter occu-
nancy: 1900 per annum. Apply 10
pN'' CHAFFlN, 1APLES & CO.,
oc17accat Tenth and Nuiu streets.
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EOR RENT. THAT FlRSF.t tLassa
Z NEW BRICK RESIDENCE at The uorth- ~
west corner OF Clay aud Fifth streets, containing
nine rooms. bath. hot and cold water; ,xcs Sos
Also TWO DESIRABLE DWELLINGS. gN1s.
II and III aA West CLAY street, containing eisht
rooms each, bath SC. Rents low. ApplJ 10
=. O aoaim Esnk and Eleventh atfeef.
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BLANKETS-Au grades and sizes.

in shades to match the oe,ers in dress fabrics
AH qualities.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-05-04

Stow STARs.-It is the eye that searches
into the heart of things that the snow re-
veals its most wonderful beauty, for it is
of that truest kind which bears the closest
inspection. Take one of the myriad
snow fakes which obscures the atmos-
phere as they fall, and put it under the
microscope. It melts almost instantly,
but not before you have caught glimpse
of loveliness that astonishes you. 1t is a
perfect crystal, consisting of six rays,
spreading in the most symmetrical man
ner from the center, and often provided
with smaller rays. Formless and uniform
as wreath of snow looks, it is composed
Of myriads of such crystals, whose shape
are so exquisite that the eye is never
weary of looking at them. Their variety
is most wonderful. Thirty different
kinds may be observed during any Of our
town snow storms; while in high North
ern latitudes upwards of hundred va.
rieties have been delineated, that looked
as if designed from kaleidoscope, yet all
based upon the simple plan of the six.
rayed star.---Sunday Magazine.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-05-04

JESSE PoMERoY GROWN EXEMPLARY.
Probably there is more curiosity con-
corning the prison career of Jesse Pome-
roy than any other convict in the Massa-
chusetts State Prison, says Boston pa
per. This singular phenomenon Of a
tend and amurderer is even more singular
since his incarceration for life in lonely
cell than he was in the palmy days of his
atrocities. He has, in fact, become quite
an exemplary young man, and is evident.
ly determined upon acquiring thoroughly
classical education. He is away by him
self in a cell in that part of the prison
known as the supper Arch" out Of the
sight of everything and everybody, and
tho only sounds which greet bis ears are
the whistles of the passing locomotives
and rumbling of the trains. Three times
a day only is this solitude broken by the
appearance of a keeper with bis meals,
and then not word passes between
them. 1t should be added in qualifica-
ton, however, that the Chaplain visits
him occasionally, and also that his
mother and brother are allowed interviews
with him every three months. This is
in accordance with the general rules of
tho prison, all which are applicable to
Pomeroy, with the terrible exception
that his confinement is to be solitary dur
ing his natural life. During the regular
working hours he is employed in making
shoe brushes.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-05-04

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hroks. -heart~3. ih4n st- resolve. 60 tAse
hideyss rcvsngr- T. Nil the chief I'D
have h~en Il lirtie lie, fos sh- ~ould have
teen tsosoed still. and no enc Sould have
dared 10 marry her. But sbe Can At least
ipfict lifelong revenge upon the chief
Who had taken her from her love, and
this she proceeds 10 accomplish in hor-
ribly Ingenious way
Stealing away one night from her
lodge, she made her way to the hut of a
leprous bag living, stunned by the tribe,
on the outskirts of the village. We are
toiu tuat sue hot ouiy stayeu Win Tue
diseased woman for time, but to ensure
still more certainty Of her revenge, drank
the old bags blood. Need We add that
when she returned to her lord and master
it was not as the handsome girl she set
out, but as loathsome leper, to be life
long burden and curse and an object of
disgust to him!
Such is the story, which, for the terri
BILE intensity of the passion for revenge
shown by the heroine, has probably been
rarely surpassed. One can better under
stand, after reading it, how it was the
last war in New Zealand was such holly
contested one. No wonder the Maoris
fought to the bitter end, if even their
women possess the determination shown
by this dark-skinned beauty.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-05-04

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f.ctlon, and call It -plaeking 4 Pl-~nn
Nhen ca has desth-bea, he scat for
several medical men. SoEne ii them
would not attend. but among others Who
weni 10 see him MAS Mr.. Aldridge, of
Pentonville. At one IL the interviews be
earnestly entreated Mr.. Aldridge {, tell
candidly how long he thought he ght
live. The answer was, he might probably
live six days. Cooke, collecting all his
strength and starting up in bed, ex-
claimed:
"Are you not dishonest man, rogue
and rObber to serve me sO2'
"iIow so!" asked Mr.. Aldridge with
surprise.
why, sir, you are no better than a
pickpocket, to 90 and rob me of my
gold by sending in two draughts day to
man that all your physic will not keep
alive above six days. Get out Of my
house, and never come near me again"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-05-04

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as Tao 1escnaSs. ass@~zxs<e fFsm
theIE S<akeys and paan@6 tee ssmp4thSE
ers AL waited u4l be ~cSf hame, ~
~hloh many scesmp@nied han xI-n q re
sIrcifgl air.
IL seemed strange to the lady for .
grown up man to 60 out into the street,
and call upon the passers-by to grieye
With him. But how like the vail " the
prophet jeremiah: lis il nothing To you,
all ye that pass byf Behold and see if
there be sny sorrow like unto my sor-
row.
The same lady went to the bazaar to
buy carpet. An old broker, standing
in front OF coffee.shop, had one on his
shoulders.
She asked the price. Eight napole-
ons," he replied, spreading the carpet in
the street, to the Inconvenience Of public
travel.
"Three hundred piasters9 o uncle ~
she said, looking as though the carpet
was of but little value.
20 Muslims, hear that !" cried the bro
ker to the gentlemen sitting outside the
coffee-shop. "LoOk at this excellent car
pet Three hundred piastres! BY the
faith, it is worth two thousand"
II WONDER" answered one of those ad-
dressed, "that an old man as thou art
should tell US that the lady, who is q
traveller, and person Of experience,
values it at three hundred piastres.
Thinkest thou We will give thee moref"
"Give thou, o LADY," suggested an
other, "four napoleons, and do thou, old
man, take it."
That settled the bargain. In the East
everybody gives an opinion; for are not
all Muslims brethren3 And why should
not mans brethren aid him in buying
or sellinp3
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-05-04
Our Guides Story.

Here is u snake story equal to the ven
cradle one of the little girl and viper that
ate their bread and milk together.
"You think a snake has no mind of his
own2" said our guidc-who delighted in
a joke-through the Blue Ridge last
summer. "You're mistaken. A black
snake now keeps up lot of thinking,
and likes his joke. He's a constructor,
you know, and he knows as well as you
do he can't hurt flea by striking.
"Whcn the Yankee army was quartered
along hyar, before the s'render, thar was
a quarter mastcr-a New York fellow
who was powerful afraid of snakes.
Comm down yon hill with him one day,
we passed black racer full six feet long,
takin' his ease under log.
"Thc natur of that snake is to run if
you look at him. but he watched the
Yauk, and knowed by his eye that he
knowed it icas Yank, and he meant to
have his bit of fun out of him. He
gave the fellow chase, sir. He did! Sell
dom heard of sech thing afore! Down
the mounting went the quarter-master,
yelling like mad, and after him went the
snake, his head straight up, lookin'
frightful enough. When he gained on
the man, he sprang on him, strikin' him
on the neck precisely as if he had fangs.
Playin' rattlesnake, yer see. Four times
he did it, hittin' the fat fellow sharp in
the neck, and then the Yank fell fiat.
I'm dead man." says he.
IF you'll believe me, that black crit.
ter went off slow and cool, and wsgged
his tail rs he went. He was secesh, yer
see. and he'd had his joke
Rsttlesnakes are held to be .stupid,
unknowledgcabIe inakes.- They sbs.und
in the N sunfains Of North Carolina, con
gregating sometimes in roeky gosyss IN
vast namters- These ders are sss.cked
hy thu DoRsf~snuers ~ lnag izservass,
pasEer 10 scattered e~xr the ssms<s. xn3i
wA@n . sza-A1.y aas Arxss tls< rwpsls~.
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ez~~= q -a-raz~z@&x hwa~~s-en "a o.
Aun
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-05-04

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.Esop WITH THE CHILL OFF.-A wolf
who was taking constitutional through
the forest one day before breakfast came
across nice young kid, and prepared to
make a meal of him. "Spare me-" said
the kid; I'm such little one III
only make you feel hungrier than be-
fore" II certainly regret that you aren t
bigger" replied the wolf with tear in
his eyes, 'but We cannot expect to get all
we wouldaike on this side of the grave.
l must just get along rs best / can with
light breakfast and an early dinner"
"Do let me off this time" cried the kid
"Im poor friendless orphan, and my
aged parents have no other means of sup
port but myself" II resemble your aged
parents" answered the wolf, looking
around with heavy sigh, "for don't
see that l have any means Of support but
yourself either" "Then," continued the
unhappy kid, I'm a helpless stranger"
Quite So" interrupted the wolf, while q
hospi,able smile played around his ex-
pressive lips; you are, aid I will take
you in. welcome, little stranger And
he took him in.
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"WHAT is the difference" asked the
teacher in arithmetic, "between one yard
and two yards9' "a fence, "2aid Tom
my Beales. Then Tommy sat on the
ruler fourteen times.
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