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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-22
is cOMPANY.-Loeailon Of prineip.i piae
NEW YOsK xsNiNa ConrANY.

IN Location of principal place of basinsss.
Ioesiion Of .o1s.. Goid nm. storey eoan,y.
BtAt- Of NevAha.
NYtics ID hereby given that 81 . meeting ot
the iisari of Dirvctorp. held ON the ~ b day
~ MAJ, Isis. an a.se~sment mo. Isl OF
Twenty Cents per rhsrs wss levied upon the
capital stock Of the corporation. payshl. Inn.
msaiateiy. In United stte- sold coin. IN the
Sscrctary. 81 the once Of the Company. koom
n. No. tis California stres, han Francisco.
californiA.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid oa the Dth day Of
June. ISIS. will he DELINQUENT. and Sivsf
ti.ed for sale II public auction. and unle-. paw
ment Il male beiorc. gill be -ohd ON wkDNks
DAY. the 10Th day of july. Isis, Ia PAY the
delinquent assessment. together with costs OF
advertising and expen-er OF sale.
NJ order of the bnard % DheetoTs.
ID. L.. THOMAS. secretary.
Onee-noom n. Hsyward'- Bailiiug. Ne. az
California street. san Francisco. California
msLltA
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

nyyICE OF CONSOLIDATED VIRGINIA
~ Mining Company. San Frrntisco. var 4,
is1s. AT . meeting Of the Board Of Trustees oil
the abovs named Company. held this day, &
vs declared. payable on TUESDAY, NAY
ttth. Transfsr books elo~d until The 18th n.
SAINT A. W. HAvRNs,
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DELINQUENT SALES.
u,HE JUNTICE LINING

THE JUNrICE MINING con.
PANY.-Locarion OF PRINCIPAL place m
busine-.. Ban Francisco. Califarnia.
Location VI works, Gold LII, STOREY county,
Nevada.
N~oticc.-rnere are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing described stock. on account OF as'
sessment tao. ~ levied On the nth day o
the names Of the respective Shareholders. ~
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DELINQUENT SALES.
CoysOLLDArED IMPERIALM NIX.

(NONNOI.IDAIED INPEkIAL MN.
\ lSG COMPANY. = Location OF principal
place OF business. san Prancisco. California.
Location of works. Gold Hill Mining District.
Stsrey eounty. Ncvsda.
Svtice.-There are delinquent upon the FOL.
ment tho. ~ levied on the ~ day Of April.
ISIS, the several amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective shareholders. ~ fol-
lnWas
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-22

Aud In accordance with Law. and an oider Of
the Board Of Trustees. made on the 9Th day
Of April. A. ID ISIS, 90 many shares Of earh
Parcel of puch stock ~ may be necessary will
~ the Company. Main street. Gold Hin. Storey
county, Nevada, m FRIDAY, the 1ih day
III June. A ID. 1878, Of I o'clock y. ~. IN
pay delinquent asr. s-mcnts thereon, together
with costs a. advertising aud expenses VI sale,
unlers previously paid.
by order Of the board Of Trustees.
p. ENNIS, Secrrtay.
d'ld Hill. New Msy u. ISIS. myii ID
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And In accordance with law. ana an order
nj the Hoard Of Directors. made on the 9TH
day Of April. 1878. 20 many shares OF each
parcel OF such stock % may be neccssary
will be sold At public auction. q the once
Of the Company. Room 10 IIayward's Building.
No. az California street. Ian rrsnci.co. Call.
fo.nia, on WEDNESDAY, the rifth l6th) day u
Say. 10 nay pald delinquent assessment ther~on.
together with costs o adveftislng and expenses
w. Il. DEAN. Secretary.
once = Room No. 10 1layward's Bailding,
No. G9 California street. Ban Francisco. Cab
fonia. myptd
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a QUERY SILVER MlS
WAnn s!LvER nININa CoA,

w fANY.- Location u principal plsee Of
business. nan francizeo. CALIFORNIA;
Location u wosks. Virginia. storey county.
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that at . me~ur ~ Of
tho Boari OF DIRECTORS. held on the 5th day OF
Nay. 1875, an assessment mo. u of thirty ,to)
Csnts per ssAre Was levied upon the capital
stock Of the corporation. payable ianeiisisly,
IN United states gold ON To the SECRETARY. Al
the once Of the Company, Room ~. No. tis
California street, San francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the iith day Of June.
ts7s. will % delinquent, and Advertised tor
ea.e st public auction. and unless payment 10
made before. viii be sold on FRIDAY. the
18th day Of June, Isis, to pay the delinquent
assessment. toycth~r with coeis VI advertising
and expcpses OF sale.
by order % the lizard Of Directors.
JACOB srADTfEl.Dr. ia. secretary.
Ofnce-Room N, No. tl9 California street,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-22

0ecT Busines sou can engage IN. IS IN
O6ou go par day made BY any worker OF
either AL, right In their oun localities. Par
tieuiars and samples worth Is Tree Improve
your spars time al this busibsss. Address
mht 6ns SrtSe0N d CO., Portland, Ne
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STRAY COW.

A FINE LOOKING SPECIFIED COW. RID
~ and white. cane % The sueeor harding
llcuse. Lnv.r tio'd Hill. On N. 9TH insta.t.
The owner Of the COW can obtain the zane by
proving property AMI paying shAg.-
apstf MhS. PARKER.
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sILVEs NM,

nvEnMAN SILVER MINING
OCONPANf.-L oeauou OF prineipAl pace
Of business. san Francisco. California.
Location Of works. Gold hhl. storey county.
Nevada
Notice IL hereby given. that 81 = meeting Of
the poari Of ptrcciors. held on the nth day u
April. isIs. an assessment tSo. eli VI Three
Dollsrs $50 Yer shAre Was levied upon the
capital stock OF the corporation, payable I'm
medistely. In United states gold coin. to tho
SECRETARY. At ths once % tbs Company. no. tit
California street. San Francisco. CzliiorniA.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the rhirty.nnt day Of My,
ISIS, will be d~eilnqusat. and advertised for
sAie 81 public auction. and unles. payment 70
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S@
"A PANY.-Loes,ion Of principal place of
business. San frsseiseo, California.
Location of wosk., uold hin Mining District.
btofvy eountv. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby gwen. that At . meeting Of
the Bo<fd OF DIRECTORS. held on the 10th day OF
Nay, ISIS. an Assessment mo. III OF One
Dollar SD per share ws- iesicd upon
the capital stock VI the corporation. pay able
Immediately. In United stater gold coin. to the
Secretary. a. the once Of the Company. Kooms
land .. No. sn Montgomery street. San Fran
Any stock upon which this assessment shan
rsmain unpsii on Friday. III. ltth dav OF
June. ISIS. win b delinquent. aud advertised
for sale a. pablie anetion. and unles. paymeni
IL made beftr ~ viii bs cold On TUESDAY.
the 81 day Of July. ISIS, to pay the Dc:
lnquent assessment, together with costs VI
ADVERTISING and expenses of sale.
By order VI the Ioani % pircsior.
wM. u. WATSON. SECRETARY.
O~fnce-Rooms s and Q. No. 37 Montsom-sy
street. San Francisco. California inyisd
DELCMER slLSEk MINING
% businsss. san Francisco. Csliornis.
Nevada.
Noiics is hereby given. that 81 . meeting Of
the BoArd Of Dirseton. held On the iith day
Ses 1c,i.l per shaw vas levied upon
the capital stock Of the corporation. payable
Immediately. Ia unitsd stAtes gold coin. Ia
the SECRETARY. 81 the Once of the Company.
hoom a.. tis California street. San fran-
cisco. california.
Any rtoch upon which this as-es-msnt shall
remain unpaid on the isth day % June. ISIS.
will DO delinquent. and sdsertis~d Tor
SALE 81 public ~anstien. asi unle-s pA msnt 10
made beforv. viii be sold On MONDAY. the
kighth day of July. LIS Tn pay The delinquent
assessment. toxrthcr with costs Of advertising
and ekpensss Of sa..
Dy order Of the hoard OF Directors.
JOHN Ck CkErr. Secretary.
o~nee-ioom a. No. az California street.
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ORDINANCE NO.. los.

AN ORDINANCES 10 Authsrise she
Issuance Of banda fur she PR.
pose 81 Providing mcnns Co lie.
fray the Currsas Expenses sf she
Town ~ 0otd Hill.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE,

lold Hili, May q. Is,s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-20

COUNTRY BOARD.
Two LxkdE Rooms wIra FIsT LASS ca BoAnRn,
milk stseng high and ncashy I've minutes from dspo'
| d 4 TO So PER wEEK-KOOMs. WITH BOARD.
sldies lin ws s:.S sss.sn sognds Inquire
OK PER WEtK-aPLENDID ACCOMMODATIONS
D)or is persons farmhouse. 1t wsssport: Conn ~
a s sss ys%E us
SUMMER RESORTS.
4 KLISdToN HOUSE, STAN ORD. conn. tcIARK's
g. H. se'p ffiss:sa s.s terms
A MAPLE GROVE HOUSE, PALENvILLE.
A.dsIigh.ial summer resort sntr.ne: to poed Cav
a.: saas US.f fi flfa' PRck ~
BEST JEWISH BOARD. LONG BRANvH.-wIL-
81 o'''s' open now M q
RAY VIEW HOUSE,. 80: AND GAaxHLL
o. ds soa r.s A % Ss
pay. Highlands, elegant beach and sails water bathing
oseapsS f.rosa. :.:.mSs.s .sissr.DS som@ani
% 90 A4''-a
~ y r g sns so II ss.s: s
fishing; spltndia table Inquire Tor Kinggold Honse
PRODHEAD COTTAGE DELAWARE wArtk GAP.
1n Is ~ p.r a.s .is
GATsKILL MoUsTATNs-GRANT HOUSE; CATS.
from so 10 E.a sSas
s95 oRSEII Is ns New york
Cio The rsespson q sas.s; seaa,ai loes.:n:
s f ERL. sisHas ana
EvERETT HOUSE. SARATOGA sfKlNGs, n r.
Espssia rates Tor families transient - % Pc c az.
LATavTEw HOUSE, SPRING VALLEY. K0cKLA p
open s -
HEALTH. coMFoRr. CHEAP.
Peabody hotel 9th ST. OF Chestnut Philadelphia;
ss OF hs
door 50 third floor sen. Tor 81
rom q 20 g. three meals and Ncgns "a Owned
!. il the house Managed 6y two experienced hotel men,
John Henderson and Hugh iiornsr
MTMsAy % aogs
mod.ssd; table pnexesptionAole p SHEARS. rroprs.
Board Directory. 500 eth
DOCKvILLE HOTEL, SHARON SPRINGS. N. y
~ serms reasonaole Send Tor circular. CLARKE
GUNNER AND WINTER RESORT EXCHANGE. 7a5
9g%. snsS @
enc s ~
this Exchanges Call or request eirc ynnr,cx
CoHooLEY's MOUNTAIN :, sUMMEa REsoET,
cation Board 50 w'' sc"H ~ s: sapr.
CUCcAsTNNA HOUSE, sUCCAsUNNA. N. J.-ELE-
cgant views house highly situated 80 minutes
ksr s:s table S. H. vAsSfE fopssor
CUNsET HALL. AsBURY Park, n. J-FIRsT
CclAss family directly front; suri bath
ing. croquet and boating Mrs e. l.. GARRETsON
THE UNITED STAT 8 HOTEL. FAR ROCkAWAv,
open Tor s s Z 1,sa sa
V7ANDERHILT HOUSE, STAPLErON. STATEN
Isand.-First class Board low prices: three minutes
landing between Stapleton and rompknsvile oppo
site For particulars 20 Broadway Bavaria Res
taurant. and on premisss
WHITE SULPHUR sPKIN0s PARK HOTEL.
w Cherry Valley Otsego county N r. open; lighted
with 14UO iset above tide modcrate;
circulsrs EVANS 4 JANSEN
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TLAs NAIL LINE,
"A FOR WEST INDIES AND SOUTH AMERICA
Regular bmonsniy ssilings from pier 81 North River
FOR KINGSTON. ia, and HAYTI-
ATLAS. June 81
For HAYTl. COLOMBIA. ISTHMUS OF PANAMA and
SOUTH PACLflC fOR ) tvia Aspinwnil)
30 IAILSA.... ....... Juno Is
first class British built Superior first
class passenger accommodations
PIN. FoRwoOD co.. General Agents
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CAvANXAH. FLORIDA.
CITY or SAVANNAH. from per a. n. r.. Jun. ~
H. LIVINGSTON. from pier 10 T. X wedn esday June 20
GEORGE YONGE,
Agent Saturday steamer. fuD Broadway.
MURRAY. FEkRlS 4 Co.
Agent w Wednesday steamer 81 South 81.
c. d. OWbNs, 9LORGE YONGE.
Agent A. o. H. r.. 3i5 Bwsy. Agent Q. X r., 400 B'way
ID ERMuDA, PORTO RICO. sr. THOMAS, W. L., La
DGUAyRA. PUERTO CABkLIO. YtNEZlELA. with
connections TO all parts OF WEST INDIES and SOUTH
AMERICA-The Quebec and Gulf Ports - Co.'S Line sail
a. undernoted: For BEKMuDA. 8. GAMMA. June 10.
For 81. JOHN land PONCE eward voyage only.
ST. THOMAS, LtGUAYkA and. PUERTO cABELLO.
s. HADJI June 20 For descriptive pamphlets freight
and passage apply to
A.. n. OUTEa6R1D6E 4 CO, Agents. 20 Broadway.
Broadway
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CQAsTWlsE STEAMSHIPS. .

United sTATKs AND .BR9 I'LL
~ NAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
Tor st. Thomas, Para rsrnambuco. Bahia and Rio do
Jancir0.
The new first class iron steamship CITY OF RIO DE
JANEItO. $3.50 TONS Woir. will sail tor the
above ports ON Saturday. July g, at 3 A. NJ
Freight ut low rates taken Tor the above ports
Freight received nc all times Roberts dock Brookyn
Insurance. lower than by any Other iine shippers dcsr
tE e insurance can effect under policy.
For freight engagements passage hAving elegant &C
commodations) apply to
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-07

AN EXCURSION FROM DETROIT, MICHIGAN,
TO RICHMoND.-Mr. Sam. t. De Ford,
northwestern agent OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Company, whose headquar-
terS are at Cincinnati, and MessrS. Eberts
Il Hulett, OF Detroit, Michigan, have ar
ranged for grand excursion from the lat
ter city to Richmond two days before the
approaching State Fair. The excursion
train will leave Detroit on Friday, October
25th, and reach Richmond on Sunday morn
ing, October 9th, passing over the Canada
Southern, Columbus and Toledo, Scloto
Valley, and Chesapeake and Ohio railroads.
At Portsmouth, Ohio, the present terminus
Of the Scioto Valley railroad, the party will
take the steamer Fanny Dugan. assigned by
the Chesapeake and Ohio Packet Line for
the special use OF the eXcursioniStS, and be
conveyed to Huntington, forty miles dis
tant, where they will take the Chesapeake
and Ohio train for this city.
The party will number about four hum
dred. and will embrace farmers, bankers,
merchants, capitalists, newspapeT-men Qn-
Guiding the Detroit Free Press man), and
others. They come to Virginia to see our
lands. to confer with our farmers and peo-
pie generally, and will receive hearty well
come. The route from Detroit to RIcn-
mond will be all-rail except the forty miles
between Huntington and Portsmouth, and
passes through beautiful country. The ex-
curSionsts will visit Old Point, Norfolk, and
other places accessible to Richmond during
their stay in the Old Dominion, and will
doubtless spend pleasant time and profit
by their visit.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-07

A REVIEW OF IHE TOBACCO TRADE-A
DULL WEEK, WITH SMALL TRANSACTIONS -
The tobacco trade for the week ending
Saturday was dull, and the transactions
were smaller than for the previous week.
The demand for the better grades OF dark
leaf small, except at low figures. Good dry
lsags are the ouly grades now selling at
aavthing like former value, all other kinds
asacr. Tobacco out OF order very bard to
sell, even at panic prices. The breaks last
week were of good size for this season OF
the year, and, while the receipts are small,
the stocks in the warehouses will give us
fan breaks for some weeks to come.
The growing crop is reported 10 be fire
in qsiality, but not over two thirds OF an
average in quantity; and as we have so far
had DO frost, it is fair to presume 1t VIII all
be saved in good time. BY The last OF this
week but little, if any, will be left standing.
The breaks for the week were 61O hogs
heads and a. teresa falling off OF some
400 hogsheads. The offerings at auction on
Change were 313 packages. Of which num-
Der 125 were taken in and 1SS sold. The
prices ranged from 90 cents to SIG, the
highest price being obtained. Monday. The
best days business was on Thursday.
Breaks, 203 hogsheadS and iierces. Sales,
50 packages.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-07

A GOOD WEEKS WORK AT THE CUSTOM
rIorsE-INCREAsE ExPoRTs-THE COAST
WISE TRADE.-The past week has been a
busy one at the custom-house. Rlch-
monG is fast looming up in Importance
as q shipping port. For the week end
ing Saturday, October 9th, fourteen barks,
brics, and schooners cleared, with car
GOES of tobacco valued at S143,3S9.So,
flour at S7l, ,2O39O, crude and refined
petroleum at S34,3S9, logs at SG,2S0, slaves
at s46S, harness at SO, and woodcnware at
e6l .15: total value of shipments, $3.50
49,. 40. The value Of the exports for the
week previous was S30,S00. The tobacco
was shipped to Genoa, Glasgow, and bre-
merhayen, Germany; the flour to Brazil,
except nine hundred barrels TO Glasgow: !:
the oil to Dunkirk, France. and Lynjoer,
Norway; the logs to Hamburg; the slaves
to Hamburg, and the other freight to Bra
ZiIian ports. No imports were reported.
Five vessels arrived IN ballast to load for
foreign ports. During the week twelve
vessels arrived coastwise from Alexandria.
philadcIphia, New York, kennebec, and
Havre de Grace; one came light 70 load.
and the remainder brought cargoes OF coal,
ice, lime pig-iron, phosphate, ant assorted
merchandise. Ten vessels arrived the pre-
yious week. During the same period eight
cleared against eighteen tile previous week.
The clearances were to Providence, vii.
mincton, and Boston-siX with coal. and
tue others with granite, hoops, ana poplar
wood. There are Il Eumber OF foreign and
coastwise vessels dischargipg or loading
now at this port.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-07

WHAT IS DoING IN THE GRAIN MARKET
OFFERINGS AND SALEs.-For the past week
there was offered at the Corn End Flour
Exchange some I.104 bushels OF white and
20,S56 bushels OF red wheat; 2,72t' bushels
Of white and 1000 bushels OF mixed corn,
and G.466 bushels OF oats. The sa les re-
ported were about 760 bushels OF white
wheat ut from roc. to S1.05; 16,24S bn shells
Of red at from 95c. to $l.l0; 2,26S bushels
OF white and 1000 bushels OF mixed corn
at from so to 57c.; and some 1900 bushels
OF oats at from 81 to SIC. for prime winter.
The grain market has been active, and the
offerings and sales continue large. A good
quantity OF grain changes hands every day
on private terms.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-07

BRIEF LOCAL ITEMs.-OnIy six hogsheads
were opened at the Tobacco Exchange Sat-
urday. Highest reported price, SIS.
B Tbe Swedish bark Skandia, Hamnerbourg
master, entered Saturday in ballast, to load
flour for Brazil for the Haxall-CrenshaW
Company.
The annual election OF the officers Of the
Richmond Tobacco Trade takes place to-
day.
I Mrs. Botto is erecting handsome three
story store and dwelling near TWenty-se-
cond and Main streets. 4
The Norwegian bark Daphne, Copeland
master, cleared Saturday for Genoa, Italy,
with" 400. hogsheads OF tobacco, valued at
S65, 900, shipped by F.W. HanneWlnckel d
90. t.a--...14, ..s .a4r
Henrico County Court meets to-day at II
O'Clock.
|. The chain-gang was cleaning up in the
vicinity Of Bank and Twelfth streets Sat-
urday.
A meeting of the Hollywood Association
will be held tomorrow ut O'Clock ?. Al.
in the lecture-room OF St. Paul's church.
The receipts OF grain, wood, hay, tobac-
co, and miscellaneous freight by the canal
was very large last week.
Some enterprisng gentleman is adVer-
Using for twenty thousand lizard hides !!
Who ever heard OF such thing?
y The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
pany will issue on the 7th, 9th, 9th, and
10th OF the present month round-trlp tick
cts to Staunton, including admission to the
Baldwin Augusta Fair, for fifty cents in ad-
dition TO the regular fare one way.
The Board Of Overseers OF the Poor OF
Henrico county met at the courthouse Sat
urday and issued tickets for rations to the
out door poor. - q"
Martha Miller (colorcd) was arrested Sat
urday morning and locked UP at the First
station house upon a warrant charging her
with stealing S15 in United States currency
from the person of Henry White.
Lower Main street was crowded with
coored people Saturday evening receiving
their weekly stipends from the factories and
expending it in the nccessaries Of life ana
such luXuries as chestnuts, rouSh-and-
ready, fish, and watermelons.
Steamers arrived from New York, Nor.
folk, and Williamsburg Saturday, and sailed
TO New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore.
The number Of converts thus FAR at tne
religious revival at Union chapel, HoWard's
Grove, is thirty-one. -.
The shipments coastwisc Saturday were
logs, slaves, granite, and assorted mcrchan-
disc. No receipts.
West Grace street is being further en-
bellished by the erection of several hand
some residences.
The Sappho Society is rehearsing for an
opera to be presented carly during the COM
ing winter.
Several merchants engaged in the whole
sale trade report that business has opened
as brisk AS had been anticipated, particularly
with North Carolina.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-07
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAlN IN
r. FALL GOODS AT
JULIUS MEYERS. COS BROAD STREET.

BLACK CASIIIERES very cheap:
Handsome BLACK CASRMEKES ut sOc.:
Zine ALI-WO0L CASHMERE ~ soc; special
bsreoinS at 62gc. worth Soc; also bargains AT
Pure MOHAlR-LC CSrRE ALPACAat 25c. worth
BLACK SILKS very low:
BLACK sATlNS from 15c. up; -
SiIK-FINISlIED SLACK EELNETEEN at 5Oc
worth soc, aCd 1T 75c. worth 81
BLACk-SlLK TEiMMiNG-VELVETS. at sl.75,
COiORED ChSHMERES-New fall shades at 40,
90. anu 63c.: .-,..,,,,, -,,..
ENGLISH TWILLED DCASiiMEtES-New shaoes
AT l6Sc.-l;Ii 20 IsSoriment:
New stylcs in Di t,sS GOODS from 12l.c. upwards
handsome stvcs al 162 and 20c.:
CoI,ORED TRIMMl&G-SILko-all shadcs-ai
wATER-PRoOF CLOTH at G0c. worth 75c,;
SEAL.BR0WN and NANi-BLuE WATER
PROOF CLOTHS at 7Jc. worth 81:
Full line OF WATERPROOF CLOTHS at 81
RED TWiLLED FLANNEL at %, 25, 80, and
doc: 800 o..
GRAY TwILLED FLANNEL at 12H4 IS, 1G;s
CASTG% FLANNELs at 5. Gs, s}ss. ! 0, 1876. and
uI.war,!s JULIUS MEYERS,
603 Broad street.
Orders by mail promptly filed oc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-07

JURoRs FOR UNITED STATES CorRTs.-The
following Grand jurors for United States
Circuit and District Courts FOR the October
term have been summoned for Tuesday,
Sth: FL. X. ElIyson, George y. Hayncs,
John S. Fowler, james Higgins, John Ni!es'
r. Ii. Glass. J. II. Dciarnette. Frank Ma
Gill, J. G. O'Neal, N. =. Rue, Wilii"m Me-
Gonisa!, Matthew Puryear, E: l.. Taylor
Hunter Ashbv, John II. Hill. John ".
Jones, John II. Berkeley, ". ". Dyrd' H.
Ii. johnson.
Tie following petit Jurors are summoned
to meet on Thursday, October 10th: \. s.
McRae, A. B. Duesberry, j. y. Stewart
Robert Kenney. Mark Downey, George "
Mayo, David W. Frazier, joseph Terrer, }
G. Christian, Theodore Masters, 4. l.
Cooper, W. e. Taylor, W. W. Caldwell, a
f. Moore, e. 2. Barham, John z. QuarleS
John F. Meredith, D. w. Bohonon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-07

AID FOR THE YELLow-FEvER STFFERERs.
Total receipts. $9,4G9lG; disbursements,
S9,3S5.42.
Received from l.. S. Edwards, secretary
for Louisiana Division Army Northern
Virginia, New Orleans, S20.25; for flowers
sold by Miss Lizzie Sublett, 81; additional
from st. PauFs church, 81; additional from
Bellevue School, 45 cents.
The treasurer made the following dis
bursements Saturday by wire-viz.: Lou
isiana Division Army Northern Virginia,
New Orleans, s371.55; Howard Associa-
ton, vicksburg, 500; Howard AssocIa-
ton, Canton, 500; Howard Association,
Holly Springs, 800; Howard Association,
Port Gibson, 500.
Total to date sent to Louisiana Division
Army Northern Virginia, New Orleans, Is
S2,337.9l.
Mr.. p. W. II. Knauf, reporter OF Stone
wall Lodge, knights Of Honor, of this city,
has received from the Relief Committee OF
the lodges of Knights of Honor Of Mem
phis an acknowledgment OF S25 sent by
Stonewall Lodge for the relief OF their
brethren in Tennessee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-07

TuEATRICAL.-The regular dramatic sea-
son was to have commenced this evening at
the Richmond Theatre with Miss Katie
Putnam. followed on the 14th with the re-
nowned comedian Dir. Joseph X. Emmett,
and on the 21st with the "MaX Maretzeks
Concerts" The above engagements have
all been cancelled until the spring, owing
to the yellow-feyer in the South. However,
the season will positively open on the 2S.h
tour State Fair week. with Mr.. and Mrs. W.
J. Florence, and there are steady engage
ments OF the best OF attractions until the
commencement OF Lent. We may therefore
anticipate very enjoyable theatrical season
of