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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-03
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From Buchanan to Lexington IS not as
EASY. going as from ChciStiansburg to Bu-
chanau. That famous pank-road, which was
to have been so superior to macadamlZlng,
is dream OF the past, Never was there q
greater blunder. Rock kbridge has had bad
luck with her public highways. Many cuts,
fills, and culvertS mark the course OF what
was intended TO be the Valley railroad, but
the work lies wasting in the weather and
utterly useless. Long years ago the planks
rotted on her great plank-road, and now o
mud pike is her heritage.
Bat We leave the plank-road few miles
from Buchanan to go by the Natural Bridge,
nowadays an expensive curiosity. A dol
lar a look is all the proprietors charge visit
ers, unless you stop at their hotel, then you
pay only disy cents.
From here, insteaa OF taking tue direct
road to Lexington. we make detour to the
right ever an excellent road, which follows
a high ridge overlooking on the right, and
in frent the JamesSRiNer valley and the yaE
ieys cd North river and South river. The
valleys, indeed, are not at all extensive, but
the view Is beautiful one. Six miles on
our Journey we came to large, Sandstone
brick church. This Is Fasiing Spring, a
Presbyterian charch, and as Montgomery
Presbyterv is in session here we will stop.
There is a Esrge crowd af people. The
Presbytery is a small body, ban seems
earnestly and inteaiigently intent upon Its
business. Recess eOr dinner proTss as en-
soEghle as possible. Groups gather at ta-
bies and stiles oil about through tbs grove,
and Il we had the capacity ne might eat q
dozea dinners good oness too--for hos
pitalay is lavish. after the true Virginia
style. .s3
We plunge now down among the Buffalo
hills; and having crossed Buffalo creek, q
large tributary Of North river, onr course
takes Ms upgrade all the way TO Lexingt
about ten miles. Tt Is several hoRrs' good
driving before we land at the educational
centre Of the valley.
Lexington IS much improved within the
last ten years. The streets are well paved,
some handsome business houses have gone
up, and i'm the suburbs many hand dsome re-
sidences have been added to those already,
there. a very saasty look at The Virginia
Military Institute jIssiaes the estimate In
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LOCAL MATTERS,

THE G0oCHLANp MURDER-MR. HESLY
IDENTIFIES THE MAN ARRESTED BIZ SER.
GEAST Saturday night last Sergeant
Hall. after search of several weeks, ar.
rested on Byrd Island q colored man named
William Brown on the charge OF having
been eE gagged in the murder OF Mrs: Dr1n.
nard and the robbery OF Mr. Henly's store
The accused was committed to Jail to await
Identification. Yesterday Mr.. Henly came
to Richmond, and in company with Ser
geant. Hall visited the prisoner.
Mr.. Henly was convinced that the pris-
oner is one OF the guilty parties. When
arrested. or soon thereafter, Brown Tor
Charles Wingfeid, as he now calls himself)
told the Sergeant that he knew Mr.. Henly ;
that be had frequently been in his store
when they both resided in Powhatan, and
that he had also been In Henly's store after
the latter removed to Goochand. 1ester-
day he pretended not to recognize Mr..
Henly.
Brown at one time acted as substitute
for one of the drivers OF the packet-boat
line. The Sergeant asked him when he was
last at the Tuckahoe stables ION the canal,
seven or eight miles from Henly's). which
be didn't answer at all. The answers he
did give to questions were far from being
satisfactory, and were confused.
Brown is q black negro OF about thirty
five, and is about five feet six inches high
and rough-looking, but has good deal Of
g smartness," it is said.
Deputy-Sheriff Fleming, OF Goochland,
who died few days ago OF congestive
chill, and who was very active in the
search for the murderers, was very anxious
to find this man.
A representative Of this paper had talk
with Mr.. Henly yesterday afternoon, and
asked him ii he was satisfied that Brown
was one Of the murderers. Mr.. Henly re-
piled: "He is the man, unless Lam more
mistaken thar I ever was before in my
life" But from all that Dir. Henly said he
will not be able or willing to swear to
Brown with that positiyeness which will be
required for conviction in the absence Of
strong circumstantial evidence. He states
that Mrs. Henly will, when she sees Brown,
probably be able to settle that question detl-
nitely.
Sheriff Parsons will reach Richmond to-
day or tomorrow to take charge OF the
prisoner.
Accused has been employed at Taliaferro' S
brick-yard, near the Marshall reservoir, for
several months. He was absent from there,
it is claimed, on number OF days when
from bad weather or other cause the yard
was not worked. Sergeant Hall expects to
be able to produce at the proper time two
witnesses who saw Brown with new pair
OF boots and an umbrella about the date Of
the murder.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-03

OUR FOREIGN CoMMERCE-HEAvY SHIP
MENTsTo EUROPE AND BRAzIL.-The follow
ing vessels cleared from the custom-house
yesterday: The Norwegian bark Eva,
Zacbrsson master, for Hamburg, Germany,
with walnut and poplar logs and slaves,
valued at S6,2S0; the American brig Ida A.
Jayne. Mills master, for Rio Grande do
Sui, Brazil, with 1850 barrels flour, valued
at Sl1,270. 80; the Norwegian bark Rival.
for Glasgow. Scotland, with tobacco valued
at S36, 1872, 900 barrels flour, valued at S5,-
427.3O, and slaves valued at S4SS. .50-total
value Of cargo, S42,S07.5O.
Aggregate value of exports Yesterday,
S60,35S.10, making about S135,O00 since
Saturday last:
The Rival is the first vessel cleared from
Richmond for Glasgow since the war ended.
The barks Eva and Rlya! were under 4
charter from Curtis & Parker.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-03

PERSONAL. Rev. J. &. Armstrong, rector
OF the Monumental church, has returned to
the city and will preach on Sunday morning
and afternoon.
Right Rev. Bishop Kcanc, OF the Catholic
Diocese of Richmond, will administer the
sacrament OF confirmation at st. Mary's
church, Alexandria, On Sunday.
Dr.. Hunter Mcguire and Rev. DR.. uoge
arrived in New York yesterday from Eu-
rope on the Scotia.
Among the visitors to the Tobacco EX-
change yesterday were Fl. C. Shelton, Hano.
yer; B. G. Watkins, w. S. Archer, B. r
Selden. Powhatan; R. J. Muse, Essex; A
K. Foard, Jr., F. Kramer, Baltimore; A
K. Venable, Farmyile; Arthur G. Evans,
Manchester.
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A Cast,e.tsar,Icn Romance.

A little over five years ago Michael
O'Brien left his wife and four children II
Tipperary and came to this country to seek
his fortune, For a while he corresponded
with and sent money to his family. Suddenly
both letters and remittances ceased, and
thev heard nothing more from him until re-
Gently, when bis wife received information
that he had married again. She immediate
lv resolved to seek him out, and on Wed.
nesday last she and the children landed
at Castle Garden from the Bothnia.
She knew that he had worked at
one time in dyeing factory al
Glenwood, n. j., near Fort Lee; so on
Friday she took the boat to the latter place
in the hope OF tracing bin. On the boat
she met some persons who knew him, and
when they heard her story they directed
her to the factory where he was still EN-.
ployed. She walked up to where he was
working in ignorance which must have been
blissfuI, and quietly tapped him on the back.
She says he confessed his fault with many
tears and promised reformation, but she is
reticent as to whether any arrangement
looking toward happy rednion was arrived
at. The Castle-Garden officials are Of the
opinion that this is so, and that shel> trying
10 shield him from the consequences OF his
bigamy and the wrath OF her rival. All she
would say yesterday was that she had not
seen him since Friday. and did not know
where he was. She had made q living for
her children at home, and would do il
again. She did not appear to be at all dis
turbed at Michaeps misbehavior or by the
outlook before her. Yesterday morning the
Fort Lee wife arrived at Castle Garden
looking for Michael. He mad disappeared
since Friday, aud her inquiries had ELECTED
the truth. She had been married to him
four years, and they had one child. He
maiden Lame was Kate Carliu. She sait
that sne would willingly give him up if sht
could "iust get one look at him !" before h'
went. Judging from her manner, Michae
had better not indulge her.-Neao Yorf
| Times.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-03

Function OF the Midlothian and Broadrock
roads. It was formerly noted locality.
and known as q Big Joe's." Ii was then
owned By Dir. Joseph schrote, the largest
man in Chesterfield county, who died about
hundred pounds. "Big Joe was known
as most estimable man, aud preserved his
gay spirits anG general health to the last,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-03

ISprcATroNs FOR To-DAg.-For the Mid,
die Atlantic States, southwest yeering to
cooler northwest winds. rising barometer
partly cloudy or clear weather, possibly pre-
ceded by light rains.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
rising followed by failing barometer, north.
east to southeast winds, warmer and clear
weather.
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BEDFORD ALun ASp IRos srarsss have re.

BEDFORD ALUK ASD IRoS SPRINGS have re-
dueed board 10 oTwEyTy-EfvE DOLLARS n month
TO favor those cut of from home by yelIow-feyer.
Fare Al. Rooms warmed with wood fires. Car-
rfaees meet visitors at Lynchbnrq, Lawyers, and
Forest upon advice Of afrisa.-Ialter two depots
four nsiIes cach from springs. No mountain dar1p-
ness nor seaside malaria. Greatest henItir-gising
waters known. Unequalled for dyspepsia, Diseases
peculiar to women, debility, scrofua and rnaaSfai
diseases All the attractions. Wafer, "a per case
mass, cents and 81 per package, to those unable
10 visit the springs.
Address a. Ii DAVIES. President.
Lynchburg, Va.
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SApPHo MUSICAL SOCIETY.-Thc Sappho
Musical Society, composed OF Young ladies
and gentlemen, amateurs, will resume its
meetings at Sanger Halle on Tuesday next,
the Sth instant, under the direction OF Miss
Kate Waltball and Mr.. Charles L. Siegel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-03

A CHILD BADLY WoUSDED.-About 81
O'Clock yesterday morning Pompey Cbiids,
colored boy Of six or seven years OF age,
was shot in tbe face and very badly wound
ed by Moses Gray, also colored, who is Six
teen.
From the account of Gray it seems that
the two live on the Branch near Goddin's
old tavern; that Gray had gotten his piece
an old smooth-bore army musket-to go
out hunting; that Childs Was standing
near him, and tnat by some accident in the
handling Of the weapon the hammer fell,
discharging the load OF bird-shot into
Childs's face. Gray finding that he had
done great mischief, ran for doctor. His
absence. however, gave the impression that
he had fled to escape arrest, which was not
the case.
The wounded boy was attended by DR..
Jones. His injuries are severe. he may
lose his eyesight. Gray was arrested and
locked up in the Third station-house. He
will be examined by the Police Justice this
morning.
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EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN
~ FAIL GOODS AT
JIryIrS MEYERS. COS BROAD STREET.

HI.ACE CASHMERES very cheap;
handsome BLACK CASHMERES ut 4Sc',
tjnr ALL-WOOL CASHMERE al o0c.; specla!
S,rga!ns at 6I.c. worth Soc; also, bargains al
67. az. so. 90c.. and 81: .,,
Pare MOHAiR-LUS1RE ALPACA at csc. worth
DIHCK SILKS very low;
HikCN SATlSS ira,n 75c. up:
SSif.N.FlSI>HED iLACk vELYETEEN at soc
worth SOC. aGd al 75c. worth 81:
BLACK SILK TRlMMlNG-VELVETS at sl.7o'
S2aud $50: an
81. and 65c.; c,,,r,ys >-,, s,.a,,
New stv;eS in DRESS GOODS from 12kc. upwards
handsome stvlcs at 162 and 2Oc.:
COLORED TRIMMING-SiLks--all shades-at
wtTEsiR.pRooF CLOTH at soc. worth 75e.:
SEAL.BEOWS and NAVY-BLuE WATER
TR0OF CLOTHS mt T5c. worth 81:
Full line of WATERPROOF CLOTHS at 81,
RED TWILED FLANNEL at 22, 90, 80, and
GRAY iTw1LLED FLANNEL at 12,;, Is, 16S
CATION FLaNNELs al 5. 6X. 81. 10, l2Hc:. and
upwarJs. JULIUS MEYERS,
COS Broad street.
Orders by mil promptly filed. 0c1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-03

THE POLICE COURTROOM B. Harris, Ran
dolph Taylor, and thirteen others (all col
ored), charged with trespassing on the pre-
misses OF the African Methodist Episcopal
church, situated on Third street, and nail
ing and fastening the doors OF and iniurins
the same, had their cases continued until
Saturday, and the accused were bailed on
their own recognizances in the sum OF $50
each.
Fritz Keck, charged with beating Henry
Ganzait III the public market during mar
ket-hours, had his case continued until to-
day.
D. Wilson, Jr., was fined SIS for fast
driving. .
W. B. Hoge was fined 81 for allowing his
cow to run at large on the streets in the
nighttime.
Grant Seldom (coored), charged with
stealing So from Oscar Epps, was not con-
yicted Of the offence, but was sent to Jail in
default Of surety for good behavior in the
sum of 500. ...
Charles Riddick (colored), for trespass-
ing on the premises OF L. B. Goodman
and cursing and abusing him, was fined
s.. So. ...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-03

Io.F.CAKE, WITH FRUIT.-Two large cups OF
now,ored sugar. one and half cups Of butter, siir
10 cream, five cups Of -four, with three teaspoon.
fuls Of DooLEY's YEAST-PowDER, one cup OF
sweet milk, half pound of raisins, TWO ounces OF
cjtron cut in small pieces. one grated nutmeg one
wueslass of wine, one OF brandy e'Shs efssi auu
tho aour with milk, sugar. and butter, the beaten
naIs of the eggs, and then the whites we'll beaten,
then the wine, spice and fruit; make this into two
,oayes: bake slowly one hour.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-03

II is stated that OF the 2,056 national bank
there are in existence, 235 made no diYi'
dends in the six months ending March |,
1895 ;s278 made none for the six months end
ing September T. 1876 245 made none fol
the ak months ending March ], 1877; ana
12ss made none for the six months ending
September I, 1877
They sainted Ben. Butler with fifty guns
at Woburn, Mass. a dollar to q dime thae
cunning old rascal paid Tor the powder, the
matches, the Whiskey, and the wear aud
tear OF the cannon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-03

PARK-PLACE METHODIST CHURCH.-An in
teresting series Of religious services IS pro-
crossing night after night at Park-Place
Methodist church. DR.. Edwards, the pas
tor, reports encouraging success, conrrega-
tions good, and the religious interest on the
Increase at each service.
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RSCnEKY. GLASSWARE. &C.

NEW GOODS.
Ef.EGAET DECORATED DINNER and TEA.
SETS OF floral and bird Gecoraiions;
RICH VASES of marine, bird, and floral decorations
BEAUTIFUL TUiLET-SETS OF pew dcsigps.
These goods were manufactured and decorated Oy
Haviland 4 Co., OF Limoges, France especially TO
Our Ser.
BLUE CANTON CHINA DINNER-SETs, and By
the single piece.
SEH and TEA~SETS OF all the new shapes:
AMERICAN CHIN DINNER and TEA-WARE;
n new line Of TNII.arT WARE-yerr handsome;
TIN TOlLEr-SETS IN great variety:
UOUSEECRNISBING GOODS OF all kinds;
An the novelties Ia FANCY GOODS.
Parties especialy dnrtted to csll and examine
my stecS whether they wish TO purchase or mol.
4. B. TAYLOR,
seea 101l Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-03

The Public SchooiS.-It was Read q kel-
logg's grammar vice Harvey's, and NOT
reader, that has been adopted blythe public
school committee ON grades.
Mayor Clarke is also member OF TINS
committee, and was present Tuesday
The Baird School building 10 being aired
and renovated for the opening OF the pubic
schools next Monday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-03

No NONSENSE HERE.-John r. Gwyn, No. 33i
north Ginor street, and doing business corner
Charles and Camden. Baltimore. writes that he suf-
fered severely with rheumatism, without relief from
anything he could get until he took DR.. Herndon's
great remedy, the Gypsy; Gift. which relieved him
In few hours and completely restored him TO health
III TWO days. He says it Is what 1t claims to be-
namely, specific for rheumatism. Sold by al live
druggists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-03

The Police Eecord.-Captaiu Lipscombe,
cnief OF police. reports TWENTY-FIVE arrests
for the past nlonth-all charged with minor
offences. Most OF the parties were dis
charged, and the remainder fined or
whipped. No graud-iury cases during the
mouth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-03

TIE VIRGINIA HOTEL. Stauuton, Va. offers su-
nerior accomm pda,ions at moderate rates. TERMS !:
80 and $3.50 per day. Headquarters Tor conifie'-
c,al men and cn'y 81 per day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-03

Inte,ments at Mary Ceraetery.-snperin
tendent Perdue reports four interments in
Manry Cemetery for Septenber-three
white and one co!ored. This is four less
than was reported for each July and August.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-03

Observation-Disclosures. Tazewell Elicit and
Henry Clay Coke qualified in the Hastings
Court yesterday as attorneys at law and
notaries public. Mr.. james n. Dunlop
qualified rs q notary public.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-03


WE CALL ATTENTION TO THE CHEAP
CARPETS
now hcing exhibited at
LEVY BROTHERS.
They show some rich styles OF TAPESTRY RRUs-
Sells at prices that Will astonish you. They also
offer great bargains in
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS,
WISDOw-SEADES,
RUGS. MATS, and OEL-CLoTHs.
They have Just received large stock of BLACK
and CoLoRFp CASHNEREs and BLACK and COL
oREp SILKS, which will be sold at much below reg
lar prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-03

TIE Cry INSANE City Sergeant Lee, TO
whose charge many insane persons are com-
mjtted to be confined in Jail until other dis
position can be made Of them, has deter
mined to establish separate and more lifting
receptacle for these unfortunate creatures
than the cells of common prison. He has
therefore rented house on Brook avenue,
which he Is fitting up for this purpose, but
some OF the neighbors protest against the
establishment Of such an institution in their
vicinity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-03

THE HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION
will hold an important meeting on Tues
day, October Sth, at p. NJ, in The lecture
room OF ST. Paups church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-03

Change of Hoars.-Now that the cotton
mills commence operations at O'Clock a.
NJ. and suspend at = P. NJ. the dinner hour
is from to l:45 P. NJ, instead OF from -
NJ. to 1916 P. NJ, as heretofore.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-03

Sale OF a Noted Pldcs.-Mr. Augustine
Royall will this evening otter ior sa,e tne
Mace known as "KlevesahPs,. the head.
quarters OF Manchester distrIet. ana one OF
its voting precincts. 1t Is located at tne
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-03

FoR ALL DISEASES OF THE TEETH AND GU
nse MEADE g BAKERS CARBoLIc MOUTH
WASH. Fifty cents bs tile.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-03

County. Court Statistics-Tbe clerk OF
Chesterfield county for the month ending
last Monday recorded thirty-five deeds and
issued marriase-l!censes to two white and
four colored couples.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-03

THE MOZART THIS EyENING.-Part I.
First, coronation March, (Meyerbeer).
orchestra second, solo !artone, t" Hearest
Thou?" (Mattei), Mr.. Louis W. Pizzini;
third, solo violin, .:Melodie DIES Apes :"
(scheuer}, DR.. J. Bartkowskl; fourth,
"Songs without Words" Parlow), orches-
ira.
Part II. First, overture, Agonies OF
Tantalus" (Suppel orchestra; second, SOLO
baritone, Gone Sweetly Solemn Thought I"
(Ambrose), Mr.. Louis W. Pizzini; third,
trio-clarlnet, 'cello, and piauo-SignorJ JAR
della, Mr.. c.. w. and Miss Laura Thilow ;
fourth, potpourri, ell Trovatore (Verdi),
orchestra.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-03

n. ELLYscN & Co.. advertising agents, insert AZ.
in all Of the newspapers OF the Enitsd
S,es 1t publishers rates. Orders left at tie DIS,
patch countinS-room Will receive prompt aGten
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-03

HUsTINGs COURT Judge Christian dis
charged the petit Jury yesterday morning.
and, after transacting some unimportant
civil business, adjourned until to-day. To-
day the court will adjourn for the term.
The October term begins next Monday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-03

AID FOR THE YELLow-FEvER SUFFERERS.
Total receipts. $9,147.47.
From St. Johns Episcopal church, Amiss-
vile, Rappahannock county, S12; from
Episcopal churches in Washington and
Woodville, Rappahannock county, Va,
through Rev. j. Peterkin, Sl4; citizens OF
Brunswick county, $50; collection OF citl-
zens OF Williamsburg, through w. h. E.
Moorecocke, S63.13; through w. T. Fer
gusson. Of Fergusson's wharf, James river,
Sl9.75; from lady, 81; L: s. Edwards,
Northern Virginia, New Orleans, $3.50.
Sent yesterday: 5000 10 Yicksburg, 800
to Memphis.
In addition to the contribution from Will
Iiamsburg, Mr.. Moorecocke advises that he
has sent to the treasurer box OF clothing
and supplies valued at $50, which on ar.
rival will be sent to Memphis. ,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-03

SAVE MONEY py having your printing done atths
DISPATCH PRtSTISG-HoEsE. Good wors, ioH
prices. and Satisfaction guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-03

ASDGENTLEaEs's BOOTS ana sRoas-
haud-made-to ordcr-best quaiity--suara , =
a,--at 8oacHRy,s, sc o aud 81 Broad atreet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-03

we have 4 remnant OF CIGARS, all Havana Dlier
and binder good sIze al IS b. Y. Can oefere they
,-e Al, gone. W. D. BLAIR & CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-03

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH S0cIABLE.--Fhe
ladies' Of the: Second Presbyterian church
will have one Of their regular sociables on
Friday evening. 1t will be an occasion OF
welcome to the homecoming OF their pas
tor Rev. Dir. NJ, ID. Hoges and many OF the
members and friends Of the Doctor will no
doubt attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-03

The Yet!o,c-Fsuer Sufferers. Manchester
contributed about $3.50 for the yelow-fever
sufferers. II Chesterfield has given any,
thing, it has not been reported.
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Our TAILORING DEPARTMENT is distinct fea.
ture Of our establishment. Respectfully,
A. SaKS & Co, Tai,ors
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nUrr GORDON SHERRY four own importation
cooI quality and perfectly pure, q, $2 gallon.
: ~ W,D. BLAIR Il Co.,
eO3 Main street.
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AS A FRAGRANT AND PLEASANT WASH for the
mouth, there Is no;htng good as MEADE " IA
KER's CAnBoLlc MoUTH-W WASH. Fifty cents q
bottle
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ISc1PIENr TARTAR AND scuRF remover Dy
MEADE l. BAKERS SApoSfSE DEStiFh'SI' DEStiFSe"
Eifrv cents q box. 81 II tsf
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DRESS GOODS.
SILK. AND TRIMa1ING-yELvETs

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