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An Englissa, newspaper CORES espondent
describes the Khyberees rs clad In posh-
teens, will, greasy puggarees. constantly
engaged in chuapaos and shubkhoons."
There is no doubt fstat the English language
is getting spread.
TIE Greenbacker is happiest when per-
mitted 10 talk, and the next highest felicity
is to hear another Green hacker talk. Cold
arguments 10 print are what kill him. B0s-
ton .0krnGs.
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| The Lyceun AnniUerSary.-The anniver-
Sary OF the j. S. FL. Lyceum at their hall Fri
day niFht was the most successful yet held.
The attendance was large and select, the
music excellent. the refreshments of the
first order, and Messrs. c. S. Wells, j. F.
Bradley, and IL. n. Cook, the committee,
we're very efficient.
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POLICE COURT, SATuRDAT.-Charles II.
Stone, an engineer, was charged with being
without visible means OF support. The
same charge was made against Thomas Wal
ton, an English sailor. Both committed to
the cllain-gain for ten days.
Jack Vcnable, assault on Sissie Fcnab!e.
Fined SO.
Alfred Loricnt, charged with being va
grant. Committed for i've days with labor.
A. M. Frayser, trader, stealing lot OF
eggs and lot Of whiskey from Wake Il
Taylor. A nolte proscqui was entered and
party discharged.
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The Beethovcn Musicale.-The last muSi-
Gale was a very enjoyable one. 1t is not
expected that there will be any further dis
appointments. Mr.. A. c. Harding has been
elected assistant director, and that gentle
man and Rev. william A. Campbell and
Dr.. L. Il. ChiIes appointed music COM
mittee. Programmes viii be arranged two
weeks in advance.
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TIE BRooK.-In Saturdays Dispatch
mention was made OF the burning OF Mr..
Abraham Warwick's residence, at Brook
field. about iivemiles north OF this city, near
the Brook road. In that connection refer
ence was also made to the fact that III 1866
Gabriel originated the now noted insurrcc-
ton among tue negroes known as "Ga.
briefs Insurrection," but was prevented
from coming to this city on account OF the
swollen brook. Tt was from that stream
that the Brook turnpike derived its name
not Brooke, as many suppose.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-18

YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
The regular monthly meeting OF the Young
Mems Christian Association at their ball to-
night at s O'Clock is intended not only for
the members OF the Association, but for the
ladies and our people generally. 1t will be
meeting for social prayer, service OF
song, and with brief addresses interspersed.
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ENTERED AT THE CUsT0M-H0UsE.-
following entries were reported to the Gus
tom.house Saturday The Norwegian bark
Wentata, coastwisc, from Norfolk, to load
-four for Brazil; Norwegian bark Agatie,
Gobertscns master, from Liverpool, in bal
last to load flour for Brazil.
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A lady was the mother OF 4 bright little
boy about three years old. The Whooping-
cough prevailed III their neighborhood, and
the mother became very much alarmed lest
her boy would take it,. She had talked so
much about it, and worried over it, that
sue had infected the child with her fears to
such an extent that he would scarcely leave
her side. One night after the little fellow
had been put to bed and to sleep, a iackass
was driven past the house, and when just
opposite set up his he-haw, he-ha ", he-haw.
With shrek the little fellow was out OF
bed, screaming at the top OF his voice, "The
whooping-coush is coming, mamma; the
whooping-coush is coming" He didn't
catch it that time Cincinnati Commercial.
There are three things that no man can
keep-a point on pencil, 8 pointed joke,
and an appointment with the dentist.
There are three things which all men bor-
row-postagc-s stamps, cigarettes, and car
tickets. There are three things no woman
can do-cross before horse, hurry Tor
for a horse-car, and understand the difference
between ten minutes and half an hour
HARVARD Lampoon.
A Paris paper says: "The custom OF
American newspaper correspondents IN.
dulging in descriptions OF the private DIN
ners to which they are invited, and the
publication OF the family affairs. has caused
hosts to issue cards to resident Americans
here with this postscriptnm Please, 10
your response, state il your wife is news
paper correspondent ".,f;..a. ,nssz~ 81
A little boy, weeping most piteonsly, was
interrupted by some unusual occurrence.
He hushed his cries for 4 moment; the
thought was broken. 'sMa,'' said he, resnm.
ing bis sniffle, swhat was crying about
Just now2" 9. 5t
On his return from India, Brown was
asked how he liked tiger-hunting. " 1t is
very good sport rs long as you hunt the
tiger" he replied, but il hard pressed,
he sometimes takes il into his head to hurt
YOU; then it has its drawbacks"
A wedding Ia Rome, New York, has been
postponed because the young
man in the case declined to give up the habit
ual use OF tobacco. The young lady aaId
choose. and he clews. A fine cut all
around.
A man who "wanted to forget election /"
was. at his own request, sent to Jail for I'VE
days 10 (no, not Bostop) Newark.
g
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THE GEORGE C.sE.-In the Chancery
Court of Richmond at 10 O'Clock this morn
ing it is expected that the George case will
be tried for the third time. The estate oi
the late w. o. George, OF Richmond, is in
volved. Philadelphia parties are endeavor-
ing to prove that Mr.. George married Caro-
line Jackson on the 21st:of April, 1869, in
that city.
On the first trial the jury sworn to try the
issue as to whether or not there was q mar
riage found for the Richmond claimants
In 1876 the Supreme Court of Appeals
granted the Philadelphians a new trial,
which came off last fall. The jury could not
agree. Hence another trial.
The following well.known gentlemen
constitute the venire, from which 1t is hoped
Jury can he formed to-day: w. Fl. Pow.
erS, George II. Barksdale, II. Z. G. Basker'
will, A.. s. Lee, S. P. Lathrop, Thomas
G.. Pcyton, Josiah Ryland, james A. Gray,
Robert T. Brooke, John 3. Cary, A. S. Hu-
ford, j. II. Montague, Charles Ellis. w. Il
Haxall, r. A. Brock, II. l.. D. Walford,
George S. Palmer, l.. Ii. Frayser, A. B.
Clarke, and G. A. Baldwin.
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IMPERIAL ENDORSEMENT.-Owing to the per-
feet purity Of DooLEY'S IEAST-PowDER, and It's
superior excellence in every respect over all other
preparations, it has been adopted AMI used In The
royal households oil the following counrles-yiz.,
Germany, England, Spain, Russia, Denmark, Swc-
den. Italy, and Brazil II was long ago adopted and
Is to-day used by thousands OF royal American
households scattered all over The western world, and
the high esteem in which it is held in this country
fully justifes its introduction and use as above
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The Pcnitcufiary Fire.

RICHMOND, November 1G, 1878.
Editors Dispatch: In tic account OF the
fires at the penitentiary in your paper OF
this morning there is, according to my re-
collection, one omission. Let The records
be searched, and Ithink it will appear that
on Thursday night, December 7, 1854, an
other fire occurred, destroying most of the
workshops. The fire occurred about the
middle OF the night, which was very cold
and still one. The saddest OF circumstances
prevented ME from taking further account
OF it. Very respectfully,
ALBERT L. VEST.
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THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.-The Council
having by unanimous vote passed the new
ordinance concerning the Fire Department,
the committee will, it is said, proceed ut an
early day to carry out its provisions. 1t
abolishes the Board Of Control and the cap
tains of the seven companies, and provides
for the appointment OF three assistant en-
sineers, who shall reside in the east, west,
and middle portions Of. the city. The new
organization will be much more economical
than the present system.
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OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PENIrENTIARY,
RICHMOND, November 1G, 1878. !

RICHMOND, November LII, 1910. )
Editors Dispatch: In giving the local re-
porter Of your paper an account OF the fire
which occurred here yesterday morning, /,
without intending it, reflected on the Board
of Directors OF this institution by making
the impression that they had disregarded
my suggestion for telegraphic communica-
tion between this point and the city Fire
Department.
I desire to state that when this recon-
mendatiou was made had just entered
upon the duties OF my Office, and knew no.
thing Of the location OF the alarm-box on
the corner OF Pine and Spring streets
which is only q square and hall from here
and another on the corner Of Cary and First
streets. Their close proximity impressed
me that the necessity did not exist, which
is substantiated by the fact that the alarm
was turned in three minutes after The lire
was discovered.
I most cheerlully testify that the gentle
men composing the Board have always
given my suggestions the most careful con,
sideration, and when they have disagreed
with me I have been convinced that they
were right-as in this case.
Very respectfully, -.
SAMUEL A. SWAMI, Superintendent.
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ART.-The Richmond Art Association
have made arrangements for thorough
courses OF instruction at their rooms in
Association Hall building.
The instructors are Mr.. John A. Elder,
Mr.. W. l.. Sheppard, Miss Laird. Mr..
Marion Dimmock. and Miss MI. Morris.
The Association have recently been pre-
sented by Mr.. Ezekiel with five photo
graphs OF his best works, and OF the in
terror Of his studio.
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HAVE AEALYZED the ahskcy known nnder
the brand of b SELECT controlled by Messrs.
WALTER d. BLAIR & CO., Richmond, Va, ana hhu
it free from fusil oil and other impurities. and re-
commend It's use for medicinal aud family pur-
poses. j. B. McCAw, N. D., LATE Professor OF
Chemistry, Med lcai College OF Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-18

TIE POISON NJ AFTER which IS the germ Of such
l.cscs rs dipktAcrtG. measles, cholera, fever and
agc and fcrers Of all kinds. perrades ihe at!nos-
p,erc ard IS taken no The system, bat never lodges
there while various organs perform their proper
runcttons. So that these causes. though present,
vii, not produce disease If the healthy action OF The
system is sufficient 10 remove them. HoLMASs
IlyEg-PADs will tone UP the system.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-18

Ne,g Buildings the new build
ingS now in course OF erection are those OF
james s. Robertson, at Twelfth and Porter
street; James w. Archer, Porter near Thir-
teenth street; s. {. Taylor. at Eleventh and
Perry street; anu sch0o!.houSe for Mrs.
Gibbs, opposite the Methodist church.
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Manchester !NaIe Htgh.School.- OF
Thomas Dornin. Frank Fitzgerald, Thomas
G.. Mathews, krIlw0od Mathews, Willie
Mathews, Alexander McCuiock, and r.
Lee Traylor. The total enrolment is about
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n & e. MlTTELDORFER.
MORE NEW AND CHEAP GOODS JUST RI
CEIYtD.

MORE NEW AND CHEAP GOODS JUST RE-
CEIYtD.
VIII open on Monday their third suDplyof'
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
-CLOAKS III -rcat variety from $3.50 to s25:
RACK CASHMERE at 3f35c: worth soc, at SOC
worth Csc, at 62!sc. worth s733c. at 75c. worth
81. al Sic. worth 5 Sl.25: a. :
COLORED CASHMERES all wool at so. OF ~. and
75c.-thc CHEAPEST and bust goods in the city;
New liue Of THINNING SILKS in all the new
shades. just received;
BLACK SILKS AT 62H, IS, S7Hc.. 81, sl.25. and
$3.50 per yart the greatest bargains ever offered
NEW CARPETS from auc;ioni just received
Hemp III Is and 20c., lnsruu Ut 25, 80, 80, 40
so, and G0c.; .- 49,. -
RUGS. OIL-CLOTHS, and MATTlNGS to be closed
out: : FLhNSFLS In White, Red. Gray, Blue
Plain. and Twiled from l2x 10 soc. per yard
BLANKETS, HOSIERY, DOMESTICS. and NO.
TIONS nj prices TO .sionish all: UNDERWEAR
for ladies, ch.ldre Il. and ent!emen-a new supply
very cheap; CORSETS from zoe. to s2-a
variety. Give us call before You bny.
u. & L. MIITFLDORFER,
no @ 527 Broad street.
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To ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: TAKE no'lce
that n pc,itfon has been hie'i in sid court by
Joseph X HIx, Of Richmond. Va, in .aid district,
duly d. clared bankrupt under the act or Coh-
gres, of March Q, 1857, and the ACTS aDeniaiorY
thereof and supplementary thereto. for DISCHARGE,
and certificate thereof from all his debts ami other
DAY Of NOVEMBER. 1879, at IL o'clock 81. at the
office of Thomas :. Atkins, Esd, Register In Bank
ruptcy. IN the cus,om-hotiSc III the clty or hlc-
moud va, Is assigned for tie he1rtug OF inc same.
wnen and where you may attend aud show eau G. II
any YOU have. why The prayer OF The said petition
should not bee granted ,,,
The second aud third meeting OF the creditors vii
be held at the same tim" and place.
mo- il -iI2w JOHN r. POPHAN. Cfas x.
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UNcLAIMED.-Letters and postals address,
ed as follows remain in the Richmond post
office: Mrs. E. Atkins, Sarah Baker, Cath.
Cary, Sampson Carter, Major T. s. Carter,
J.-J. Garfield, G. Cary Egglestou, L. EN-
stine, Mrs. A. Elsom, W. A. Elliott, e. G..
Parsons, Il. W. Payne. A. E. Macomber,
Mrs. N. T. Rye, R. A.. Thorn, T.J Wilson,
Leila Wilkeuson, Professor C. L. Wilson,
Daniel Williams, j. W. Williams d Co.,
Josie Wilson, Mrs. V. H. Wilson, j. A. Will
linms
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-T1IE VERDICT OF HALF THE WoRLD.-Ihee en-
tire western hemisphere pronounce hCkkAi
LAyM,S.s FLORIDA WATER tie most dehc'ous
perrune for the bouoir, he ballroom, ana the oa'n
tina, chemistry ha, yet succeeded In extracting iron
living flowers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-18

Death Of Promising ChiH.-Iniorma-
tion has been received in this city Of the
death at Durham. y. c., o! Ashby, son Of
William a. Gilman. Esq, formerly Of this
city. Asbby was most Iavab!e child, and
was nephew OF ,Irs. James ". Perdue.
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ELOAKS! CLOAkS!
THE NEWEST STYLES,
THE BEST WORKMANSHIP,
THE LOWEST rPiCE.

JULIUS MEYER. COS BROAD STREET,
has jus, opened very large assortment Of LADlES'
PLAIN ard mattel ASSE BEAVER CLQAhS-
prices, from S3 10 $50. As thee CLOAkS are
made 10 order FOR us by of the best anufactu.
from The latest Partisan designs. ut Special
rates, wc ctn guarantee the newest ana iiantsolnest
STYLES, the very best work nansbp superior fit. and
the very lowest prices. Dom't ful 10 Look at them
before purchasing.
ALSO, JUST OPENED -T
A nice line OF INFANTS CLOAKS at low prices:
New DRESS GOODS, IN handsome plahds and gold
mixtures; -
New shades in ALL-WOOL. CASHMERES; new
lot Of the 5Oc. ALL-WOOL BLACK CASH
MERES: special bargains III G0c. worth Toe J;
IAN wcar-cheap !lne-at 62&, 60, 70, rs, Soc,
and 81:
SHK-FlNISHED VELEETEESS AZ 80 and 75c. !;
BLACK SILK VELVETS very low;
BLACK SILKS from 75c. uD;
HEAVY WHITE BLANKETS at $3.50 and mp
wards: ALL-WOOL WHITE BLANKETS at
81 and upwards: =,
Try The celebrated BOULEVARD THREE-BUT-
TON kID GLONE-every pair warranted-at
81. 80 &C 10
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:. =. NOVEMBER is. 1878,
WrEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR svNDAY.-For the Mid.
die Atlantic States, warmer, cloudYAwea
ther, with rain, northeast yeertng to south.
east winds, and lower pressure.
For the South Atlantic States. warmer,
partly cloudy weather, with occasion al rain,
variable winds, mostly southeasterly, and
in the eastern portions lower pressure.
THE WEATHER On SATURDAY was partly
cloudy and milder. AT night it was rain
ing.
THERMOMETER SATURDAY :6 A. NJ, a:
9 A. NJ, so; noon, G2;;3P 7. NJ, Gs; 6 T.
NJ, &C; midnight. 81.
Mean temperature, 5I5.
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STOP DosISG.-Every dose Of medicine taken In
ward!y IS Il blind experiment. HoLMAS's LIVER
PADS and auXiliarcs win The worst cases OF
dyspepsia and all manner Of liver and stomach
diseases.
Those who suffer from livcr-disease. or diseases
the cause Of which Is unknown. can investigate
with advantage Offices: 1913 Main street tup-
srair,l oDpositn the post office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-18

QUALIFIED sATURpAY.-The following
gentlemen qualified Saturday in the Hust-
ings Court upon commissions Of the Cover
nor appointing them notaries public OF this
city: George j. Hooper, Jr., Charles l..
Page, Jackson Guy, and S. Sprigg Camp
bell,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-18

/, BALL To-NIGHT.-The Richmond Social
and Pleasure Club will give their first Sc
lect ball this evening ut 8 O'Clock at Sanger
Halle. The managers promise pleasant
time and strict order.
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BLAN7s-ROOKS.
A CCOUNT-BOOKS, 1879.

A CCOUNT-BOOkS, 1870.
We solicit EARLY orders. because GOOD blank.
books cannot be made in a hurry. We have OH hand
4 supply of hooks of our own manufacture aud Il
large stock OF The cheap northern make. The as
sortment embraces the different sizes from the
largest ledger to the smallest pocket memoranlum.
J. W. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
Publishers. booksellers, Stationers. Printers. BInd-
ers. Blank Book aud Paper-Bo manufacturers.
no Ia -l,SW
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE RICHMOND PUBLIC scHooLs.-Thc
eyes Of all the public school teachers, pa
rents who have children st tile public
schools, and the pupils themselves, are
turned anxl0usly TO the upper branch OF
the City Council. 1t was expected that the
Finance Committee would report Friday
evening on the resolution which came from
the Common Council, and which was re-
ferred by the Board OF Aldermen TO them,
but Mr.. Cannon stated, In reply to a ques-
ton propounded by Mr.. Crump, that The
Finance Committee had had no meeting
since the resolution was committed TO
them. .. -
The teachers OF the public schools met on
Saturday at the Hish.School building, and
the prevailing opinion seemed TO be that the
money asked for would be forthcoming.
What action the School Board will take,
now that their funds have been exhausted
and they have no kuowlege of what course
the Council will pursue in the matter, re-
mains 10 be seen. Their next regular meet
ing will be held on the fourth Thursday OF
the present month. E-t@
There is now money enoughin the trea-
sury Of the School Board to pay 30 per cent.
to the teachers on the 1st OF December for
November work, but no more.
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LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN's BOOTS and SHOES
houd-made-to order-best quality-2uaraAtecd I
s,-.t BoscuES's, 500 and 5l1 Broad street.
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LOVERS OF GohD BOOKS will 90 well 10 call ana
examine the large s;cck Of standard ara mlsceila-
rcous works at 623 Broad street. Private sales du
ring the day. Auction sale this evening at O'CLOCK
prompt.
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Case ContinueG.-The case OF Colonel E.
Vckers against the city OF Manchester has
been continued; unrilt the next term on ac-
count OF the absence OF witnesses.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-18

Machine TGl&ing. EGiSon's wonderful
talking-machinc VIII be exhibited ut the
Manchester Presbyterian church to-day and
tomorrow for the benefit OF the church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-18

IScIPIEST TARTAR AND sCCEF rcho'eu y.
MEADE 6 BAKERS SAroSlNE DENfif H'' 4
Fifty cents box.
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Wo"k Suspended. account OF break
down the establishments O; the Richmond
Cedar-W orks were closed Saturday. Work
will be resumed to-day.
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The HnsiingS Court.-The November
fern Of this Court will commence Monday,
18th instant. The list OF the special grand
jury has already been published.
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LEVY BROTHERS

LEVY BROTHERS
arc now Offering special Inducements III
LINEN GOODS,
anl call particular attention to their stock OF
LINEN CRUMB-CLOTHs.
TABLE-CLOTHs, TRhT-CLoTHS,
NAPKINS, Do!LIES.
TOWELS and TOWELLISGS-
al OF Which can be purchased 1t much below reg,l-
lar prices They also call attention TO the large
stock o. BLACK and CoLoRED CAsHhEREs ana
o.her DRESS GOODS iu,t opened.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-18

FOR OFFENSIVE BREATH from decaSed lee'h
and disc .scd gums, use MEADE bAhEHs YAK
rorrc MouTn-WASH. Fifty cents bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-18

AsAFRAGRANT AND PLEASANT WASH for the
month, there Is nothing so good rs MEADE q BA-
KER's CAREoLic MoUTu-WAsI. Fifty cents a
hotfle tae at..
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For BLEEDING GUMS. use MEADE BAKER
CAREoLrC MOUTII"WAsH. Fifty cents bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-18

FOR rLCERATED MOUTH, the healing properties
OF MEADE & BAKERS CAEBoLlC MOuTH-WASH
are uueycelled. Fifty cents Il bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-18

AcourrTED.-In the Hastings Court Sat
trday Harry Wayt, charged with keeping 0
gaming-house, was tried and acquitted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-18

SAVE MONEY by having your printing done astas
DISPATCH PRIyTING-HoUsE. GOOD WORK, ION
nr,ces and satisfaction guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-18

Books AT AUCTIoN.-Don't rall to attend the
sale Of VALUABLE BOOKS III auction every evening
a. C23 Broad street. at o'clock. Ladic' and ge!!-
lcmen are invited 70 cal! and examine them curing
The ,Iay F.. B. COOK. AuctiOneCr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-18

CORRECT THE STOMACH AND LIVER ana you
eure Of all the diseases tnat hu
man flesh is heir to. Call at the HOLMAN FAD oi-
fees and investigate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-18

D.rHTuERIA has made It's appearance III the ci
aud can be prevented b' wearing HOLMAN h1'
rnp,p. There is no mistake about II.
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D1scoLoRED TEETH rendered oeastlluns VIII wiz
by the use OF MEADE & BAKERS sAFoSiSi- Len
THRICE. Fifty cents box.
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Ru-SISESS CHANCES.

NOR SALE, STOCK, FIXTURES, AND
L GOODWILL OF A WEI.L-EST ABLlSIlED
AND STEADILY INCREASING RETAIL BUSI.
NESS In Of the best locations In this city. Store
and fixtures frst-clats, and among the handsoEc.t
In town. Stock new. but small at present. Terms
moderate, and rent low. $1,000 cash required.
Reason for selling. other engagements. Address
&C. h. IT, Dispatch Office. no l6-3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-18

NJ. ELLYsoN & CO.. advertising agents, insert 40.
yer,sements In all of the newspapers OF the unitsa
S,mes at Publishers rates Orders LETT NJ tne D1s
notch eouptins-room VIII receive prompt atsen
ton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-18

FOR ALL DISEASES OF TIE TEETH AND GCns
use MEADE & BAKERS CARBoLlc Mooih'
WASH Fifty cents n bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-18
RANEREE,ECY.
No. 5GC2

NO. DbUZ
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
4 UNITED STATES FOR T!It. EASTERN DIS
TRiCT OF VJRGlSIA-lN TIE MATTER OF
JOSEPH HIX, BANKRUPT, IN BASt.-
RIPTCY.