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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-24

THE GREENBACKER SuPERvIsoRs.-Thc
following are the supervisors on behalf OF
Colonel Newman's party:
Marshall Ward: First Precinct, D. q.
Sterling; Second, d. Fl. Alley; Third, Phil
lip Allen.
Jefferson Ward: First Precinct, Horace
Weisi"er; Second, Emmet Taylor; Third,
j. X. Molloy; Fourth, Peter A. Morton.
Madison Ward: First Precinct, =. K
Walden; Second, ". c. Fignor; Third, W,
a. Shields: Fourth, D. c. Davis.
Monroe Ward: First Precinct, Samuel
Ragland; Second, D. G. Jones; Third
Thomas Minor; Fourth, &. P. Sims.
Jackson Ward: First Precinct, =. A
Ford; Second, John Killgaan; Third
Philip T. Shea.
Clay Ward First Precinct, j. c. Jacobs
Second, j. G. Laughton; Third, George Ii
Duesbcrry.
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DEATH OF 4 RIcHkoNDER AT MEMPHIS
Mr.. George M. Adams, worthy young
+ran. who was born and raised In Rich
naond. and who formerly worked at Tan-
ner's foundey, died OF yeliow-fever at Mem
phis Tuesday. His wife died of the same
disease on the 10Th.
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rLOhKS! CLOAKS i.
TIE NEWEST STYLES, .s,,,,,
M TIE BEST WORKMANSHIP,
TIE LOWEST PRICE.

JJLICS MEYER. 603 BROAD STREET,
has i:;sl opencl very large assortment OF LAit:S
pI IN and MATELASSE BEAN Elk xlLO2hS-
irirrs from IS 10 $50. As the CLOAhS are
made 10 order for by one OF the best n'anulacu,
rnrS from The latest Parisian designs. at Sptclai
r,,cs we can guarantee tae newest and htnosoncst
t,Virs tile very best workmanship. superior ntand
the very lowest prices. Don't fail 10 LOOK ut then
before purchasing.
ALSO, JUST OPENED
, MIRO line Of INFANTS CLOAKS at low prices
Nrw DRESS GOODS III handsome rlaidS ana gold
mixtures; o, c,e,>,pruc. . ,,au,
- In. OF ,lr 5Uc. ALL-%OOL BLACK CASH
IERES; special bargains at Coo WORTH Zee.
fail wcar--cheap lnc-at G2E, 65, 70, 10, Soc.'
and 81 x..,,
suK-FiNISIiED yELYETEENS at so and 7oc.;
III ACK SILK TELNETS very low;
RACK SILKS from 75c. no;
Heavy WHITE BLANKETS az Sl.50 ana mp.
wards: N.L-WOOL WHITE BLANKETS at
TRY fhe cue celebrated BOULEVARD THREE-BUT.
'TOS KID GLONE-eyery pair warrantet-a'
oc Is
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QUAL1FY.-Thc gentlemen who have been
appointed supervisors on the part OF the
Conservatives should qualify at once. Mr..
III. +. P!easants, the chief supervisor, kind
y offers 10 administer the oath without
| nlnr1ro
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-24

THE MOZART THIS EvENING-First, over
ture, ale Domino Noir" (Auberl, orches-
ira; second, ballad, "Down the Shadowed
Lane She Goes" (Osgood), Miss Giles !;
third, duo concertante, violin and piano,
"La Fayorita Donizetti), DR.. G. Bart
kowski and Mr.. Reinhardt; fourth, duo,
tenor and basso, "Gentle be Thy Slum-
bers" (SchIesinger), Messrs. Dimmock and
Blair; fifth, "Loreley" (Nesvadba). orches.
ira; sixth. ballad, MAID OF the Mill "
:.Myosotis" polka (Barukowskl), DIR. G..
Bartkowski; eighth, waItzes, stJolly Bro
theirs" (Strauss). orchestra.
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The WESTERN ExcURsI0NIsTs. Among
the western eXcHrsionists to arrive here on
Sunday morning viii be representatives
OF nine counties IN Pennsylyania, who come
TO Virginia 10 look after our cheap lands.
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STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY.
Second Days Proceedings.

MORNING sEssIoN-REpoRTs FROM yARI-
! ou5 CoslMlTTEEs-CL LIMATIC INFLU-
: ENCEs AND HEALTH RESORTS IN THE
wEsT-TuE MINERAL WATERS OF THE
sTATE-ALEXANDRTA TO BE THE NEXT
PLACE OF MEETING-THE CLIMATE OF
CoLoRADo-NEW MEMBERS, &c.
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THE RAILROAD FIGHT.
Further Argument i'm the Atlantic,
Mississippi and Chic Case.

THE QUESTION AS TO MAKING THE DUTCH
BoNDHoL DERs PARTIES TO THE CAUSE
SUBMITTED TO THE CoURT-THE VIEW
TIE ENGLIsHMEN TAKE OF IT-vIRGINIA
AND TENNESSEE INTEREST CERT1FI-
CATEs-TnE STATES INTEREST PRO
, TECTED
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Just RECEIVED:
SELECT CREAM CHEESE al l5c. per pound,
GOOD MINED TEA al 40 and soc. per pound,
FAMILY FLOUR (frst c:assl. $3.50 per barrel;
Large SMOKED TONGUES, 90c. each;
GOLDEN SHERRY, 81 and $3.50 per gallon;
HAMS (very superiorj. 16c. per pound;
LAGuAYRA COFFEE, Is and zoe. per pound;
KENTUCKY and BuCKSER's WHISKEY tour yea
old), $3.50 per gallon. at
CHRISTIAN & WHITES
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N. ELLYsoN C TO-. sdvertiSing AGENTS, insert st-
ver.isemeuts in all Of the newspapers Of the United
siucs at publishers rates. Orders lecs at the Dis,
patch countng-rQpm VIII receive prompt atten
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

TrQR SALE OR BENT, A FIRST Gss'
u GLASS sf"HoToGRAPa GALLERY, with g:Q
VI the implan uts ready tor work. Main street
IN faEnyiil Va. Amy nlsn- xdth siact attention 10
bu Sness- cansnake II nay ~.e1L Apply 10
oc 224s* 81. II. CHAMPLIN, EarrnYtlie, Va
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TIE C.oRIEs OF WOMAN are luxuriant hair and
fine III. The first is secured by j. & +. ATKIN-
SONS !:a.sarn Of White Roses aud the latter pre-
served By tLcir Quihine Powder.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was variable.
at one time early in the day it was clear;
later it c!ouded up and rain followed. AT
night it was clear and cooler.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 Il. NJ, 60;
9 a. ~, e5; noon. &c; P. NJ, G2; z.
NJ. 81; midnight. as. +,
Mean temperature, so.
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ruoAKs! CLoAKs!! CLOAKS!!!
NEW MANUTACTORY.

aTTHE GREAT NEW YORK AUCTION-HoUSE
Is now "a bc found such an assortment OF LADIES
CLuAkS rs has never before been shown IN inns
section. We manufacture every one OF our CioaKs
in the most improved and
NEWEST STYLES. NEWEST TRIMMING,
at prices tina. will as,onish the community. Our
stock OF
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS .-
AND
FANCY GOODS
surpasses any ever exhibited in any southern city.
We carry mos; every article belonging 10 our line
Our system Is strictly PRICE. We sell only lor
CASH and hy not encouraging bad debts we give tile
customer The advantage Of
CHEAP PRICES, LOWER THAN NEW YORK
RATES.
Remember our sign reads
NEW YORK hUCTION-HOUSE,
523 Broad street. between Fifth and SIKH,
oc II nearly opposite the market.
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TAKE AYERS SARsApAKILLA TO purity the
blood and purge out the humors implies. bols, and
sores. which are merely cmbcms of the rot.ennes:
withir.
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JUSTICE WHITES COURT.-John Williams,
charged with being vagrant. was ordered
to leave the city, being nonresident.
James Quinn, for beating Robert Boyle,
was fined $3.50.
Robert Boyle, for assaulting James Quinn,
was fined $3.50.
A number OF other cases were dismissed
as trif1ng.
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DON'T FORGET the ladies of the Grace
Street Baptist church will continue their
feast to-day and tonight. For the trifing
consideration Of fifty cents you can get a
superb dinner or supper. consisting OF oys-
ters, turkey, ham, tongue, coffee, cheese.
and all the rest of the excellent things OF
the season. For the love of the cause we
trust that everybody will call to see these
energetic ladies sometime during to-day.
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FOR ALL DISEASES OF THE TEETH AND GUNS
use MEADE & BAKERS CAEBoLlC hooi ih'
WASH. Fifty cents 4 hottie.
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TIE LARGEST STOCK OF HATS for men, youths
boys, and children, In the city.
A. GREGNrREE. Sl5 Broal street.
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Lssgie's illustrated Newspaper and HGr-
per's TesleiB for this week received from
E!lyson & Yancey, 1l12 Main street.
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FOR ULCERATEn MOUTH, The healing rropertie
OF MEADE & BAKERS CARBoLIc MoUTH-WAsH
are unexcelfed. Fifty cents hottie.
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RICHMOND. VA. October 22. 1S7S,I
OFFICE OLD DOMINION INSURANCE Co.. )
A FURTHER DIVIDEND OF FIVE
IN PER CENT. has been declared from the assets
OF the company. payable Oh 2STH OCTOBER from
The Office OF WILLIAMS & MCINTYRE. No. 1909
Cary street.
Stockholders will be required to present their
scrip, rs heretofore. J. ID. MCINTYRE,
oc 24-Th&S2t Secretary.
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AS A AFRAGRAETAy ND rLEAsAEr WASH for the
mouth, there Is nothing so good as MEApE& eA-
KER,s CAREoLIc MoUTH-WAsn Fifty cents .
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Thursday. .....oCToBER "a, 1875
WEATHER REPORT.

SYNOPSIS FOR TIE PAST TwENTY-FoUE
HouRs.-- Washington, October 23.--The
storm yesterday afternoon on the South
Carolina coast has moved with great energy
in northerly path, and is now central In
middle New York. The temperature has
risen in the Gulf States, Tennessee, the
Ohio and Upper Mississippi valleys.
INDICATIONS FOR To-DAy.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, cloudy and rainy fol-
lowed by clearing weather, northwesterly
wiLds, stationary or lower temperature, and
rising barometer.
For the East Gulf and South Atlantic
States, clear or partly cloudy weather, pre-
cedcd on the North Carolina coast by rain
areas, nortbwesterly winds, stationary or
rising temperature and pressure.
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LADIES AND GEN1LEMEN'S BOOTS and SHOES
hand-maGc-tO ordcr-bcst quaiity-2uarantecd 10
fiat i:oSCHES'S. 800 aud ) Broad street.
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: SAVE MONEY by having your printing done atfhe
DISPATCH PRfNTING-HoUsE. Good work. low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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LECTURE. Rev. j. L. Burrows, D. D..
will deliver lecture this evening at The
CIay-Street' Baptist church, corner OF Clay
and Graham streets, for the benefit OF thu
church.
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For OFFENSIVE BREATH from decayed tee'i
and diseased gums. use MEADE & BAKERS CAR
poLIc MoUTn-WAsH. Fifty cents rottle.
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ENTERTAINMENT AT THE VIRGINIA OPERA
HOUsE.-The first entertainment OF the
season given by the Church Hill Amateur
Dramatic Company will take place at the
Virginia Opera-House on the 25th and Goth
of October. The proceeds will be devoted
to Richmond Lodge OF Good Tempiars.
The dramatic company is selected from the
members Of Richmond Lodge. and will no
doubt give an entertainment satisfactory IN
every way.
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coo PERCALE SHIRTS. 80 cents cach at
i. GREEN1REE's, Sl5 Broad sti eet.
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DIsCoLoRED TEETH rendered beaStifu''y whi's
by the use OF MEADE BAKERS shPoNlSE bEH'
THRICE. Fifty cents box.
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For BLEEDING GUNS, use MEADE & BAKERs
rAuDoI1c MouTH-WAsH. Fifty cents bottle.
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YELLow-FEvER FUND.-Total receipts 10
date, s10,S1S.35.
Received from Major E., $3.50; received
through Mann Page, Esq, from Brandon
church aud the following officers and their
ladies of the iron-clad fleet off Brandon
Lieutenant and Mrs. g.. of the iron-clad
Manhattan, and Lieutenant and Mrs. R., Of
the iron-clad Mahopac-S40; from Lena
and Maggie, Albemare county, Va, Soc;
from Rappahannock church, in Essex
county, Va. s11; from Louisiana Division
Of the Army OF Northern Virginia, by L..
S. Edwards, secretary, S145.20; from Mrs.
6. w. NeIms, $685.; collected by w. L.
Ferguson, Fergusson's Wharf, Va, S12.S5; /;
received from Sunday schools at Scots
vile, Va, Sl3.60; from citizen of Scots
vile. Va, S7.0S.
Sent by wire yesterday to Louisiana Divi-
sion of the Army OF Northern Virginia,
New Orleans. S207.91.
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WIN. IRA SMITH, 10 4. NJ, ahctiuH safe O. suIt-
ings. &C.
RICHARDSON Sc co. 4 p. NJ, two new dwellings
Oh Sixth street near Leigh.
EDWARD Z. GOnDIN. trustees sale of elegant re-
sidence and eight acres OF land on 3Iain street
half-milc west Of The city.
DAVENPORT 6 MORRIS. IL A. NJ, cargo-sa!e Of
new crop Rio coffee. conss' Ing Of 5000 bags.
ROBERT Z. LYME. z. NJ. commissi ncr's sale
OF the large iron-trout four-StorT brick store
house on Governor street occupedby ". s. Dom
nan, Sons l. Co.
GRUEBS & WILLIAMS. p. d.. commissioners
sale Of dwelling and lot No. 623 north Seventh
street.
FRANK d. HILL. AZ p. NJ, trustees saln OF brick
dwelling on The northwest corner OF 0lain and
Fourth streets.
GODDlS. WARREN & co, AZ r. NJ. commits
si"ner's sale Of house and lot on Second street
between Baker aud Dural streets.
J. THOMPSON BROWN. A.. a. NJ, executors sale
of brick cotta:e No 2 l2 west MARSHALL street.
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OFFICE OF RETREAT FOR THE SICK,l
October l9. 1878. :
JAMES II. CLARK. a barber Of this city. HAVING
examination, Us regards either The i.jurtc' re-
suliing from paterna chastisement or The severity
Of thai chastisement. eviuccd by the present marks
upon his sons person. |. after making careful cx-
ANIMATION, regard the charges az inst him us q
brutal father" as published in the State. unwar-
ranted. THOMAS CaRhOLi.. NJ D..
oc 24-It& Resident Physician of the Retreat.
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9nI,n,ond 9ispatfll.

xs- THE CIRCULATION OF THE BIspATcH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATroN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY. -
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ELECTION TICKETS printed a. reduced prices a'
the DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE.
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EDUCATIONAL.

zsAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE.
lM COSCORDYILLE, PA
Boys. $50 per quarter: girls. s+5. students pre-.
pared for business. Yale or Harvard College Flrst
class professors. =,
,uedGw3m Principal.
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SUITS FL MEN. frcm 50 20 $40:
SUITS roa BGYS. from IL to $40
SUITS FOR CHILDREN. frou :3 to sl5.
!. GREEETELi, s. 5 rroad street.
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ELECTION TICKETS!
ELECTION TICKETS!
ELECTION TICKETS
Send your orders for ELECTION TICKETS to DIS
PATCH PGiNTISC-EousE, and you will get then
promptly and a. low rates.
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AUCTION sALEs r1rrs DAY.

R9- On all sales OF Rs1L Estcte made 5sttcesa
the 1St OF january and last Of JnEH the tdGss fol
the present ysGr HnUe 10 bepaid byths purchaser
On al sdEea made 5etpeen the 1st Of J.igGnd inss
of the year the taSeS hare TO be paid bV the sstsr
fThiS custom WAS adopted abor: IiitecI years :2d
BY all the real estate agents in Richmond and ap'
plies to Richmond and ricinity.l
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LOAN ON RICHMOND
IA CITY AND SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE,
OR COLLA1fRAl.S, In sums to suf he wishes of
borrowers. App!ytS RfCHARIh<1S & CO.,
os 23-1w Ills MAIN street.
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CARDoZO, FOURQUREAN e. co.

DRY GOODS.
Stocks In all departments largely replenished.
Fresh novelties received by every steamer.
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E3ARDISG.
PERSONAL.

TNO THE PUBLIC.-On the 1Tth OF Oc-
4 tebcr the Yoie published me as Gu inhumau
father. anL 10 noitc request 10 publish ie cerii!-
cate below the rcoy waS the" wcur publ h IL as IN
adver; lscneGt. As object To the wroD: that paper
cid me- object much more 10 paying IL TO right
that wr0ns as far rs It could. ami therefore insert
the card in TIL" Dispatch.
Respectfully, &c. JAMES II. CLARK.
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Guire, Jackson, Robinson. Martin, Bran
#Iette. AppeIson, Hooper, Fontain, Carmi-
chael, B. T. Dunn, Conway. A. :. Poyne.
NEW MEMBERS, &C.

Guire, Jackson, Robinson. Martin, Bram-
Iette. Appelson, HOOPER, Fontain, Carml-
chael, b. T. Dunn, Conway, A. s. Poyne.
NEW MEMBERS, &C.
The Committee on Nominations presented
the following gentlemen to the Society, and
they were duly elected members: Drs.
Thomas Carroll, Nelson; A. S. Cousins,
Chesterfield; John r. Wheat, Richmond; !;
j. B. Wood, Richmond; 81. N. Martin.
Fredericksburg.
DR.. B. F. Dunn, DR.. L. s. Joyncs, and
DR.. Burks were appointed Committee on
Neurology.
a memorial addressed to the Congress OF
| the United States. asking fer the appoint
ment OF n National Board Of Health, to col
lect information concerning the public
health, and to be composed OF arepresenta-
| tive from the Army, Navy, and Marine Hos
pital and two physicians from civil life, was
referred to committee OF three, consisting
OF Drs. Jackson. Parker, and Martin.
Recess until 1880 P. NJ.
Evening Session.
The Society resumed its sessions at Il
O'Clock.
DR.. Robert Battey. of Georgia. distin-
guished honorary member OF the Society,
being present, was welcomed and intro
duced 10 the Society.
DR.. Battey made an appropriate response.
DR.. A. S. Payne, OF Markham, Fauquier
county, read a volunteer paper on smallpox.
On motion OF DR.. Brittan, the paper was
referred to the Committee on Publication.
DR.. L. S. Joynes read an interesting re-
port on the public health and the impor-
tance OF quarantine against the introduce
tion OF disease, particularly yellow-fever.
The report closed with resolutions de-
claring that quarantine ought to he con-
Quoted on substantially uniform principles
at all ports Of entry; that in order to secure
uniformity the quarantine system should
be under the control OF the General Gov
ernment instead Of being made dependent
upon the Legislatures of nineteen different
States, or the conflicting ordinances OF a still
greater number OF cities and towns; that u
copy of these resolutions be sent to the Gov
crnor Of Virginia; and our senator's and
Representatives in Congress.
Adjourned until II A. NJ. to-day.
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ELECTION. NOVEMBER ). lS7S-Candidates
can have their TICKETS printed 1T the DISPATCH
PRINTING-UouS promptly. aud al reduced prices.
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SCH1oL-sI!oES, all the Styles. chcapat
IOSCuEE'S. 800 aud 5l1 Broad street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

AIRS. A. c. TURNKEY,
having returned to the city, desires her customers
an, .,.,ds n call at her old stand. 7e1 MAIN
srprrr oc 24-eod3,s
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CI.OAkS.

CLOAkS.
4 very arg- stock of lhis seasons styles in BEA-
YER. DIAGONAL. MATTELASSE. aud ROCG
CLOTHS, now opca. They claim to have the best
styles, largest stock, and cheapest CLOAKS in the
city.
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CANDIDATES, have your TICKETS printed at
the nIspATCH RiNlING-HorSE. Work promptly
done, and ~ io~ prices.
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MILLINERY.

MILLINERY.
MILLINERY GOODS. ss8s
GRAND OPENING. -SNfSe
THE PARIS MILLINERY COMPANY
lover Levy FRI ther,'),
Nos lO17 AND 1919 MAIN STREET,
have on account of delay Of arrival of goods, post
pone1 their
GRAND OPENING
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 26rH.
at which time will be exhibited al
ELEGANT STOCK OF BONNETS AND HATS,
as well ~
EUROPEAN NOVELTIES
of latest production. The a0ie> are respectfully ln-
vited TO attend.
NINE. DE LA FORCE,
NJ o3-3t Manager.
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ELECTION TICKETS printed as the DIsYATcH
PRINTING HOUSE at low prices. Send In your.
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MRS. +. HUTZLER a8g
lfl |. now ready TO show one of the @E,tSG
LARGEST. Cheapest. and PRETTl--H -HMoTv
EST STOCKS OF MILLINERY IN he city Spe
cial bargains in MILLINERY NOVELTIES. .
STRAW and FELT itrimmed and unirlnmed)
HATS and BONSETS. I'm all styles;
PLESH, SATIN. and SILK, all c0lors.
cali IS solicited.
ocI Mrs F. HIITZhER. 525 Broad street.
A LII THE NOVELTIES IN ;.as
N THE MILLINERY LINE 2gdG
can now be seen at -Sho%S
NlMH. Il. UEMELMANS,
1923 MAIN STREET.
having the =
LARGEST. HANDSOMEST. AND CHEAPEST
MGILINERY-HOCsE IN ViR6lSlA.
A call + solicited. oc Ii-'Nof
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DRESS GOODS.

DRESS GOODS.
Additional attractions. Many new STYLES opening
this week, at prices that cannct fail 10 please.
SILK AND TRIM3llSG-FELVETS,
in shdGcs TO match the new colors i'll dress fabrics
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LEVY BROTHERS
CONTINUE TO-DAY THEIR
GRAND DISPLAY
OF
FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS,
PARIS AND BERLIN CLoAKs,
al Of which
OFFERED
ATTRAcTIvELY Low PRICES.
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WHO HAS BEEN NEGLECTED.

Judge Shipman, OF counsel for trustees,
briefly replied to the argument OF Judge
Green, giving his attention particularly to
the Charge that the trustees arc acting under
.sthe dictation OF the English bondhod-
ers," which he denied. He invited an cX-
animation OF the records Of this court, and
OF the proceedings Of the trustees, to see ii
the interests of any bondholder had been
neglected or injuriously affected, or II
there had really been any sins OF omission
or commission.
Here the argument rested, and the clsc
was submitted to the judges.
Decision to be given hereafter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-24

A DMISISTRATOR'S NOTI & E.-All
u nar,ies having claims against the estate OF the
late BENJAMIN w. GREEN. JR.. deceased. are
reuuested 10 send the same 10 The administrator,
and all paries Indebted 10 the said estate WV niesse
a a.ii a nd sffiie JOHN 7. JONES.
e''' "AA Adminhiratar
HESHiSo SoS oc 2o-eod5t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-24

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