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For the Dispatch.l
The Ladies' Lee-M0numcnt AsSOcia-
fjogs

ZION.
Messrs. Editors,-The Lee-M onument AS
sociation, OF which Hon. r. NJ. T. Hunter
is treasurer, have recently made statement
Of their resources and assets. While the
investment in State bonds is in the opinion
OF many q very questionable one. the full
ness OF the exhibit satisfies the public as to
what the state OF affairs is.
Now, Messrs. Editors, venture to ask,
because many are interested in the matter,
that the Ladies' Lee Monument Association
do the people the kindness to let them know
what is the amount and character OF their
fund; also, what expenses they are under
and any other matters which those who
contributed TO the fund should know.
With all this information before lis we
will be able to judge what the prospects OF
the Lee monument are. EX-CONFED.
Richmond, October Is, 1878.
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A STRIKING ExAMPLE.-James Boylan, No. 5
south Paca street. Baltimore, writes: "For some
years could find no relief from rheumatism in my
neck, shoulders, and right arm. but having lately
heard Of DR.. HERNDoN'S GYPSY's GIFT gave 1t
trial. and In less than ten hours felt It's good effects.
In twentyfour hours was, and still, feeling as
we'll rs ever did in my life." There is no nonsense
about that! Sold by live druggists.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES -
The first case heard at the opening OF the
Supreme Court of the United States on
Tuesday was j. Fl. Riyes. collector, Us.
N. NJ. Page, executor. The case was az
gued on behalf OF Riyes by Attorney-Gen-
eral Deyens and Solicitor-General Phillips,
and on behalf OF Page by Judge William
j. Robertson and Judge John A. Meredith,
OF this cty, 81. -4= .G. --..a
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Early Tuesday morning two tramps were
put OF a freight train on the Baltimore ana
Potomac road at 0denton. When the tram
started the tramps commenced firing with
reyolyers. One ball passed into house,
and came within two Inches OF the nead OF
Mrs. Creidler, wife Of the ticket agent, VINO
was in bed. The tramps were pursued ana
lodged in tail at Annapolis.
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HENRIco COUNTY COURT.-James W. Hol-
loran, who was yesterday convicted In this
Court OF murderous assault on Charles
Pelletti, was sentenced to thirty days in Jail
and fined OF S100. Holloran broke Pei
Ietti's iaw-bone in fight on an excursion
last summer. @ '.'-H -
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THEIRS ONE ARTICLE no good grocer Is ever
without, and the public demand 1t incessantly. We
sneak of DooLEY's YEAsT-PowDER, long since
determined TO be the best Of its kind. All bread,
biscuit, rolls, cake etc., made from Il are Dutrilous
healthy and delicate. Another thing to be remark
ed Is, that the cans are full weight and tie powder
so nure and strong that less Of 1t Is required for its
purposo
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TIE GERMAN ToBACco-TAx COMMISSION
ERs.--Messrs. Schooner, Pieg, and Ermeler,
the German commissioners appointed to In
Yestigate the American system OF taxing to-
bacco, and DR.. Mayr, their. secretary, yes
terday visited number OF our tobacco lac-
tories and then went to the Tobacco Ex-
change, where they were introduced 10
many OF the members. Gs.
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The YELLow-FEvER FUND.-Total re-
ceipts to date, $10,29S.35. ..'
Received from officers and employees OF
the Richmond and DanviIle Railroad Com
pany, S155.sO; Through W. R. Johnson,
Jr., from miners and employees OF Crescent
Mine, Fayette county, W. Va, S43.50; W.
+. McG., Keysville, soc.
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REMEMBER
our selections CT
CHOICE wooLLENs FOR AUTUMN AND WINTER
are now In.
TROUSERS, Sc upward
-.. :. SUITS, S25 upward.
OvERcoATs, $50 upward. ..-.
a PRICES vEY LOW
STANDARD TUE HIGHEST!
80 .''- a. SAKS 4 Co., Tailors.
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& LOCAL .bl.AT[TE.RS.

WARD DMEETIsGg-UN UNITED STATES SUPsR.
v1s0Rs TO BE APPOINTED. IA sub committee
OF the City Conservative Committee acting
with the Johnstoni Club, have partially
agreed upon afrangementsf for meetings to
beaheld in each ward Of the city next week.
Hon. al. ri. Kelley, Colonel JOHN H. Guy,
and other prominent gentlemen have dc
cepieG Invitations to speak and the com
mittee are in communication with Others,
and will announce them in due season..
4 1t seems fixed that United States super.
visors are to be appointed for each county
and city OF the Richmond, Norfolk, and
Petersburg districts. Chiei-Superyisor n.
f. Pleasant desires the recommendations to
be handed him this week il possible. ! :.
In this districttbe will be for each pre-
cienct one Conservative and one aGreer-
back" supervisor. Those for the city OF
Richmond will be paid So per day. Those
in the country will have to serve without
pay from the United States Government, as
the law only allows paid supervisors in cities
OF 10000 inhabitants. Supervisors for a
city will be ordered upon the application OF
two citizens; for a county, upon the appli-
cation OF ten. The Greenbackers have al
ready expressed their desire to have them.
The Conservative ward supervisors have
been selected by the ward superintendents,
and the list as thus made up will be sub
mitted for approvarof the City Conserva-
tive Committee and then forwarded to Mr.
Pleasant for appointments.
AS above stated, the ward superlntend-
ents have already made their selections.
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at the Cedar IVorEs.-A portion OF the
hands who stopped work at the Cedar
Works Monday were still out yesterday.
The establishment, however, was running
as usual. . ...r.
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The TOBACCO TRADE.-The number OF
bids accepted at the Tobacco Exchange
from October 1st TO October 10th, inclusive,
was 1923 number rejected, 243--total offer
ings, '568. In addition TO this there were
691 private sales made. Total number OF
sales, LOLA. OF this quantity 754 were
hogsheads and 260 tierces. This includes
60 hogsheads OF western tobacco. ,%;tni,.
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THE BEST ARTICLES At LOWEST PRICES:

THE BEST ARTICLES AT LOWEST PRICES:
Laguayra Coffee ut lSc. per pound;
Rich Cream Cheese at 15c. per pound;
Really good Tea at Soc per pound;
Fredericksburg Family Flour at $3.50 per barrel
Choice Hams ut &c. per pound;
Finest Becf-Tongues ut 90e.;
Duff Gordon Sherry at S2 per gallon;
"B Select" " GIenwood.' and "Alleghany v
Whiskeys, finest French Brandy, &C., at lowest
prices. Cigars OF all grades.
W. ID. BLAIR & CO.,
9O3 Main street.
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SENT TO THE PENITENTIARY FOR FIVE
YgARs.-In the Hastings Court yesterday
Martha Miller, charged with stealing S15
from the person OF Henry White, was tried
and convicted and sent to the penitentiary
for five YeorS
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at tbt
DISPATCH PRINTrNG-HoUsE. Good work, Low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic and South Atlantic States,
warmer, clear, or partly cloudy weather,
winds mostly souther!y, stationary or fall
ing barometer.
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The County Court.-In the case OF Wilson
Poteat, charged with rape, the jury had not
agreed when last heard from. The court
was yesterday engaged in the trial OF Dr..
Winfree, charged with embeZZlemcnt.
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LADIES' AND GENTLENEN'S BOOTS and SHOES
hand-made-to order-best quality-guarantecd tc
fiat BosCHEN's. 500 and 511 Broad street.
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DR. GEORGE B. STEEL has returned 10 the city
and may be found at bis office, No 723 Alata street,
during the usual business hours.
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PERSONAL .-Messrs. p. II. Gary and j.
Robert Ellis were reported quite sick yes
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CTORES FOR RENT.

No. 9G2. under Piedmont md Arlington building,
corner Main ana Ninth streets. $3.50 per ;nnum.
No. 144l east Main street, now occupied by James
McCraw Possession November l. 1878.
TWO BRICK STORES on The south side of Main
between Twent. .-ffth and Twenty-siAth streets.
just completed. ,..--.
Cary street, under Messrs. Hanewincke! 4 Co.
LARGE BRICK WAREHOUSE IN Rockctts
called "I1asSlnsS, recently occupied by the match
factory.
STORE near the corner Of Main and First streets,
suitable for confectionery.
CARRIER SHOP under Exchange Hotcl
OFFICES under Exchange Hotel.
OFFICE on Capitol street under Ford'S Hotel.
OFFICE over Edward Cohen's 'bankinS-house,
Main and Fourteenth streets .t.-
BRICK STORE adjoining Cohen's clearinghouse,
OFFICES and LODGING-RoONIs in Piedmont
and Arlington building. FRANK u. HILL.
oc 14-AI. HOS Nain street.
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INcIPIENT TARTAR AND SCrRF removed by
MEADE 6 BAKERS SAPoNINE DESTIFRIcE.
Fifty cents box.
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CANDIDATES, have your TICKETS printed at
the DISPATCH cHPRIN1ISG-HousE. Work promptly
done, and ut low prices. ...ste
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WHEN YOU FEEL A COUGH or bronchial atec-
ton creeping on tha lungs take AYERS CHERRY
PECToRAL, and cure 1t before 1t becomes iucurabe.
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ELECTION TIcRETS.-Don't delay sending IN your
orders. Have your tickets printed in time. The
DISPATCH PRISTING-HoUsE prints them prompt.
ly and cheapiy. = -ts.E.s j. ts.t So .stt4
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DISCoLoREp TEETH rendered beautifully white
by the use Of MEADE & BAKERS SAPoNINE DEN
THRICE. Fifty cents box.
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ELECTION TICKETS printed at the DISPATCH
PRISTING-HoUsE at low prices. Send In your
orders now. Eli.
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4irI,n,oatl 1lsEatrll,

Gs~ THE CANCELLATION OF THE DIspATCFI
rs LARGER THAN TnE. COMBINED clscU-
LATIoN or ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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HUsT1NGs CoURT.-Tbe cases OF the three
clubs will be called for hearing In the Hus-
tngs Court to-day. aa
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For ULCERXTED MOUTH, the healing properties
ofafEADE g. BAKRE's CARBoLIc MoUTH-WAsH
ara upe excelled. Fifty cents bottle. -
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For ALL DISEASES OF THE TEETH AND GUM
use MEADE 6 BAKERS CARBoLIC MOUTH
WASH. Fifty cents bottle.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warm, With high winds during the early
part OF the day.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: A. NJ, 5S s.;
A. NJ, 6S; noon, so; p. NJ. So; 6 T.
NJ. 73; midnight, Ga.
Mean temperature, I0s.
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FOR OFFENSIVE BREATH from dscayed teeth
and diseased gums, use MEADE BAKERS CAR
no1.Ic MouTu-wAsH. Eifty cents bottle.
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TAXES

ICE.-MANCHESTER TAA-PA1-
~ ERS.-All city and school taxes are due on No
yEMBER l,lS7S. All persons who have paid one
half Of their city and school tax and pay the other
half on or before NOVEMBER lst are entitled 70
rebate OF FIVE PER CENT. on the city tax. On all
city and school-tax bills unpaid after SOSEMBEt
lst there win be added FIVE PER CENT. The stale
pa wing the whole Of the or before that date
are entitled TO rebate OF TWO PER CENT. on same;
those payin2 one half OF said tax by NOVEMBER
goth win have an extension on the balance TILL March
! ST. On all bills unpaid. either rs TO half or the
whole. by NOVEMBER 30th. there VIII be addcd
FIVE PER CENT on their amount.
j. W. BKONAUGH. JR.,
oc 17-tNol Treasurer Manchester city.
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Harpeiss Monthly for November received
from Ellyson d Yancey; 1ll2 Main street. g
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BANQUET.

rVHE ANNUAL BANQUET -. .... .
u + OF THE
ASSOCIATION OF THE ARMY OF NORTHERN
VIRGINIA
(vIRGINIA DIVISION .....t. ...
... WILL TAKE PLACE AT THE
ST. CLAIRE HOTEL, -. .....
CORNER NINTH AND GRACE STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA,
immediately after the ANNUAL ADDHEsS by Colo
mel William Allan, in the HALL OF TIE
HOUSE OF DELEGATES,
* O'Clock p. NJ,
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 80, 1878.
TICKETS TO THE BANQUET, $3.50. WINES
EXTRA. ."
All persous desiring to attend the Banquet are re-
oested TO make immediate application for tickets.
that the Committee may know how many guests to
provide for. Address LEROY s. EDWARDS, sec
retary Army Northern Virginia, Richmond, Va.
Parties in the CITY can oDtain tlchets lFoni auJ VI
the following: E...
'''' " EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:
General BRADLEY T. JOHNSON,
Major W. X. MARTIN,
Colonel THOMAS Fl. CARTER, .. .....
Major r. A. BRANDER, ... 49,.
Private CARLTON MCCARTHY.
.. ....... OFFICERS:
CeroraI WILLIAM II. +. LEE. President;
.. Major ROBERT STILES, Treasurer;
Sergeant GEORGE L: StdRtSIiAN,
Sergeant LEROY s. EDWARDS, p q 80
&C NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. secretaries.
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TOR RENT, THAT DESIRABLE Ea
STORE and DWELLING No. 715 Main &:i

street, between Seventh and Eighth streets. The
dwelling portion of 1t contains eight rooms. besides
kitchen and servants rooms, with modern improve
lnents, and is well suited for a boarding-house.
Also. that desirable STORE and DWELLING
No. 1922 Main street, just below Fifteenth street.
and now occupied by Messrs. William jenkins
Go. The dwelling contains SIX rooms, and posses
sion will be given October Is, 1873.
by BENJAMIN Cottrell, Esq ut the northeast corner
of Ninth street and Basin bank. Possession gwen
January !, 1879, or sooner If desired.
Also, q LUMBER-HOUSE on the norm slde OF
the Basin bank between Ninth and Tenth streets,
with q gooi-size lot attached.
Also a LARGE VACANT LOT. well suited for q
lumber or c0alyard situated the south side OF
Cana, street between Sixth and Seventh Streets and
extending back TO the canal.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SON,
Real Estate Agents aud Auclioneers.
oc JOS TIL. TINS, ,W&E6t
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JUST RECEIVED:
SELECT CREAM CHEEsB at l5c. per pound,
GOOD MIXED TEA ct 40 and soc. per pound,
FAMILY FLOUR FIRST CLASSY. $3.50 per barrel: y
Large SMOKED TONGUES, 9Oc. each
GOLDEN SHERRY, 50 and $3.50 per gallon; ''"@
HAMS fvery superior). &c. per pound;
LAGUAyRA COFFEE, 1s and zoe. per pound;
KENTUCKY and BUcKNER's WHIsKEY -four years
old), $3.50 per gallon, at .t:..r- wy
.-. s. CHRISTIAN q WHITES.
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For BLEEDING GUNS, use MEADE BAKERS
Catholic MOUTH-WASH. Fifty cents bottle.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
AMGISEM EN'ES.

Z. B. COOK, 10 4. NJ, household furniture, car
nets, DlnO, Sc,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
T1HE SECOND GRAND BALL o3
OF TIE Fi.k.
WEST-END BENEFICIAL AND SOCIAL
SOCIETY -
will be given at SANGER HALLE on
MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 81, 1878.
Tickets, admitting gentleman and ladies', 75c 10
be had of any member of the Society.
GRAND MARCH Al Sis o'clock
To all who may attend the Committee gives assn.
RANGES Of pleasant iime and the past reputation OF
the Society Is guarantee that perfect order will be
preserved.
FLOOR MANAGERS:
c. W. TYLER, FRANK j. REILLY,
CHAS L. GARDEwIS, HENRY A. WIES,
THOMAS j. MCDONALD.
Toe ii
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wAs AND PLEASANT WASH for the
mouth, there is nothing so good as MEADE ~ BA-
KrR's CARDoLIc MouTH-WAsH. Fifty cents .
hntffe 10y q Z
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:. SGao0L-sHoEs. all the styles, cheap at tsG5f.!
...., ,BoscHEs's, 500 and 81 Broad street.

ELECTION TICKETS printed at.reduced prices al
the DISPATCH PRINTING -HogsE.ri5rf -,
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ELECTION TICKETS!
ELECTION TICKETS!
ELECTION TICKETS !.
Send your orders for ELECTION TICKETS to DIS
PATCH PRINTING-HoUSE, and you will get them
promptly and at low rates.
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AS IN PAST SEASONS.

WE DO OUR UTMOST TO PLEASE ALL 4.
who favor us with their patronage this season.
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EXCURSIONS.

II RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAltRoAp 70"
OFFICE OF GENERAL PASSENGER AGENT.
RICHMOND, Va, october 16, 1878.
DOUND-TRIP TICKETS TO THE
IL LYNCHBURG AGRICULTURAL FAIR,
commencing TUESDAY, October 22d. Wal! % De
placed ON sale st the oce of this eomp3ny on SAT
URDAY the 10th instant, good TO return on or BE-
fore MONDAY the 28th instant.
FARE FOR ROUNPrTRlp, 1929.
j. r. MACMURDO. =,
&C list l.iE$ General Passenger Agent
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/ BRIEF LOCAL ITRMs.-No Offices were post
ed yesterday for the opening Of the books
OF registration for revision ontthe 26th OF
| October ,Satzas,sE is issei4 sbj s9alii3
| nj The, following convicfs were received st
the panitentiarylYe Tday: Squire Watson,
| fr0m,NeW Kent county zone gear, for house.
breaking; Preston 4 Green, ,f4from Prince
George county, ten years, for horse-steal.
ing :, Henry Wesley, from Prince George
county, tive years. for malicious cutting;
and John Davis (coIored). from DanvilIe,
two years, for malicious cutting -Hf
Some necessary improvements have been
made at the Virginia Opera-House. Eli'ie.
Simon Goode (colored), OF Amelia county,
was, discharged from the penitentiary yes
terdny. Boatswain Mason (colored), OF the
same county, will be discharged to-day.
| "A number Of our railroad officials left last
night for the city OF New York, to attend
the convention which has for its object to
arrange schedule from that city to princi-
pal points in the South. e.s-.
Bishop Keane will dedicate the new Catho-
| lie church ut DanyilIe on Sunday. He will
be assisted on this occasion by several of The
| Richmond clergymen.
The stock Of apples in the market at this
time is very large, and Of the best quality.
They are real Roman beauties.
| The only coaStwise receipt yesterday was
one cargo Of bone-dust. -Four cargocs OF
coal were shipped.
| The water in James river is very low, and
its effects are being felt both in this city and
Manchester by decreased water supply. r
The windy weather OF yesterday made
walking on Cary and other business-streets
quite disagreeable.
| The tobacco transactions yesterday were
again small. Highest reported price paid,
$62. s :
| The amount of United States internal
revenue collected yesterday was Sl0.090.20.
A new forebay is being put down on the
basin-bank In front Of the Gallego -four
mills. s' ..
| The Medical Society OF Virginia will meet
In the ball of the House Of Delegates on
Tuesday night next ut halt-past O'Clock.
THE MOZART THIS EvENING.-FirSt, over
ture, s. Semiramide - (Rossini). orchestra
second, solo baritone, 'The Bell Ringer"
(Wallace), Mr.. Fl. T. Cardozo; third, solo
violin, :. Variations in Z" (Mayseder), Mr..
John Kessnich; fourth, ''Heimweh :"
(Jungmann;, orchestra; fifth, solo either,
'.Tyroliana (Edlinger), Mr.. Luerssen /;
sixth. septette, "Opus 26" (Fisca), instru-
mental septette; seventh, solo baritone,
" Down Deep Within the Cellar" Oxen
ford). Mr.. II. T. Cardozo; eighth, selections
| from HTrayiata3 - (Vcrdi). orchestra,
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The largest stock OF GOODS ever offered sonth Of
New York Is now being disposed of at fz1
. COHEN BRoTHERs'. .,gs:
They are offering Hundreds OF GREAT BARGAINS
that are never mentioned In their advertisement.
Their stock Is composed of every variety or goods
from the cheapest domestic TO the finest goods in-
ported. No article Is misrepresented at their house,
and prices are guaranteed against any house in this
city. Every advantage in the purchase or their
goods Is given to their customers EssEs.&
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ELECTION, NOVEMBER S, ls7s.-Candidates
can have their TICKETS printed at the DISPATCH
PRINTING-HoUsE promptly, and at reduced prices.
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s.tf levy BROTHERS 2AE 5a'aFs5&
3tf2s ~, .coSTTsUE TO-DAY THEIR q
:-34IF 'sS 6HkkD DISPLAY n. 27ss3
FALL AID tW5ETER DRESS GOODS 1ii8stit9 %
,,,. .-t PARIS AND BERLry CLoAKsy
MI or which are
~ sAT~' t4 '@ : OFFERED 'tsyt9s' = =

i, 4, 90. i.ATTRAoTIyELY Low PRICES. 4 @gi
We invite you 10 call and Inspect the novelties.
Eti13~i'i ~ LEVY BROTHERS.
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iDRYf YfGGODE.
TsLpAKs.. GLoAKs s,. s,s,,,
THE NEWEST STYLES, 5s j 81 sss ffs5xiss
TIE BEST W0RKlfA ANsHIP, -,
s1At &stiBssS lIltss = ~ sSlTHESI0WEgPHH PRICE

Gsssz = ,-Sx
julius MEYER, e03 BROAD srnFErs
has inst opened very large assortm of LADIES'
PLAIN. aud MATELASSE HEAVIER .CLOAKS7
prfces, from SO 10 $20.s As the. e CLOAKSikr
madc TO order for by one Of the best nanufsclnS
rers, from The latest Parsian designs, AZ spectai
rates, wei can guarantee tho newest and hzndsoneSt
styles the very beat orkmanshIp. superior ct. and
the very lowest prices Don't fail 10 LOOK ut them
before purchasingsit liz I'D 9liaf5.f5st Si3s1s
55 !. ra3f ALSO, JUST OPENED
A nice line. or INFANTS CLOAKS at low prices !;
New DRESS GOODS, In handsome plaids md gold
New Shades in ALL-wooL CAsTTaEREs; a new.
lot Of the soc. ALL-WOOL' BLACK CASH.
MERES; special bargains at 60c. worth 5Sc.:
fall wear-cheap iine-at 624. 65, 40. 764 s5c.,
sILK:FfNiisHED yELvETEENs at so and 1861
BLACK SILK VELVETS very low; s;t.3s
BLACK SILKS from 75c. no:
Heavy WHITE BLANKETS at $50 and mp.
Try The eeiebrated BOULEVARD THREE~BUT-
Gi - 81 ~ s.Egt. .s&iss 81 oc 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-17

THURSDAY. OCTOBER II, 1878
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-17

SILK AND TRIMMING-VELyETS,
In shades to match the new colors in dress fabrics
All qualities. .t.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-17
BLANKETS-All grades and sizes.
FLANNELS-Every quality,

HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR. --4
a full line of CHILDREN'S FANCY-STRlPED
quality. and size In seasonable HOSIERY and UN-
DERWEAR for men, ladies, and children.