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Falls Village.-The suit between J. J. Averill, M. D. and T. Tucker, was decided in favor of the latter; Mir. Tucker recover ing $6O., and Dr. A. paying cOsts......A. T. Parsel and family left here for New Mil
 ford, their new home on Saturday last. Their departure was greatly regretted by the whole community, being kind neigh bors and thorough going Christians. Their absence from the NJ. E. church will be sad ly felt. Resolutions of regret were revd by Pastor Selleck Sunday before last...... Levi Beebe has moved to his recently pur' chased place in South Canaan, and Myron Beebe now occupies the place he vacated on Prospect street......Dr. Heath has at last decided to leave us, and tskes up his abode in Plymouth, Conn. The Doctor has made many friends during his soJourn with us, and we bespeak for him success in his new sphere...... The cornet band have taken rooms in Olin's building for practis- iug purposes. They intend giving a con , cert suon......The Beebe Hill school, E. F. Sanford, teacher give an exhibition this (Monday) evening in the HaTl. Particulars next week......Mrs. F. M. Olin reopens the Boston Millinery Rooms this week, so with two such caterers to the goddess, Fashion, as Mrs. Cowdrey and herself, the ladles ought to be pretty well provided for......All the hotels and boarding houses did good business during Court session. ...George E. Marble of New Hartford was in town last week...... Miss Emma Slingland's twenty
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REMEDY !
ENDORSED BY MEDICAL PROFESSION.
TIE ALUM AND IRON MASS AND "AIEi
- FROM TIE ~ .r>,>-,e,

THE .tJ.m AND IRON MASS AND WATER
iHH FROM TIE .,,e,-
BEDFORD lVAl ALJM AND iR3N srH'Nus
STAELISliEp iwESTY-S!S lEARs. .
Efcicucy proved by actual results III nnli'1nds sl
cs>cS of Dyspepsia. Debility: Diseases Peculiar 10
Women. Chrou!c alrhGa Headacne; SCrosa anu
CuisneauS Affections. Sore Throat and Dlphticria'
CIill> and Malarial Fever. Extracts from teSti-
uouialS: W.T.. - :,
:. Bg>t remedy for Trfla!pma;orry Sore Throat aad
Duh;hcria ever used by meas have founf ait.r Il
nricict of forty ycar>,-actS tonic Alternative,
and fclrlfuge; preferable 10 chlorate OF potash
~ Z. 4. SIFFERD. NJ. d., y. {.
u.C,era D-oc,ice oi many years have found no
ra,nrJy c1ua 10 Bedford Alum and Iron Spri!lSs
Water and Mass for Chronic diseases ana diseases
p'N"'''' JouS +. MErrEArR. N. D., IL. -. Va.
successfully used In Dyspepsia aud Chronic
Prof. SAN.I JACKSON. NJ. D., Univ. OF Pa.
"SurpasSiug any remedy that know OF for scro-
fulous affections Have ,,Sga y lor r. y Va
In my practice" 1. l.. NALhLh' vi. n'i IT, ta,
found no equal 10 this wafer ana mass lor
Scrofu!a, Cuanecus Affections. GlaEduar iItr:inGe-
mcnl Chr0aic lrriiarions Of The Bladder, hinle!s'
and UrcIhra liberation. and certain forms OF i,ys-
pc;sia" Prof. j. i. MooRMAN. NJ. d.. va.
NO WATERS HAVE i WIDER RANGE OF USE
ruLSEsS." VA. MEDICAL MONTHLY.
Richmond. Va.
Used with unparaed success in hemorrhagic
,nalarial fever W. A. GREEN,
Ex-Vicc-Presidcnt Ga. Med. Asso.
"ENTIRELY CURED OF CHILLS AND FEVER Bf
IT. REV. r. G. DoDSoN. J. A. LEE, Va. .
Directions. analy is, and full proof Of all claimed
Wafer. 80 cents per gallon: 81 per case of one
doz"u haif-gaIon bottles; SO for tve-gallon deni-
john -.
Mass. so cents and ST per bott'c: $3.50 and S.
per half dozen, according To sizc-scnt postpaid.
Full proof Of all claimed sent free upon appca-
ton: Liberal terms to dealers invaIids arc accom-
Address 4. NJ. DAVIES. Prcsideut OF the COM
pany, l.ynchbure, Va. ,c
Sold by POLK MILLER CO.
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BRIEF LOCAL ITEMs.-The Russian bark
Lennatar, Lundgren master, entered yes.
terdry ct the custom-house, to load oil for
Europe.
The amount OF United States internal
revenue collected yesterday amounted to
S7,5GS05.
At the Tobacco Exchange yesterday only
seven packages were sold-all to Ellison Il
Co. Prices insignificant. 1t is not often
that one firm buys all the tobacco sold on
'Change.
Governor Holiday, has removed the po-
litical disabilities of S. 3. Moore, convicted
in the Hastings Court Of forgery, and sent
| to the penitentary for two years. Dir.
Moore's term has just expired. He was
| represented as q most industrious and cX-
cmplary prisoner.
Washington Gray was received at the
penitentiary yesterday from Alexandria
county for three years for malicious cut
| ting.
Information was received in this city yes
terday of the death, in Norfolk, OF Mrs.
Laura &. Damn, wife OF W. F. Damn.
Frank Damn was gallant sergeant in Ma.
homes old brigade, and his many Richmond
and Manchester comrades will sympathiZe
with him in his sad bereavement.
| No coastwise arrivals yesterday. The only
shipment reported was one cargo OF cannel
coal to New York.
In rainy weather the condition Of Cary
street from Fifteenth to Eighteenth is in
tolcrable. The sidewalk is full OF holes
and these holes are filed with water. The
street needs attention badly.
Steamers arrived yesterday from Balti
more, and sailed to New York, Philadelphia
and Norfolk. The Williamsburg and james
river steamer is due this morning.
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THE IE-OTHELLo.-Last night
Shakspeare's great tragedy, "Othello,'
| was presented at the Theatre; and it must
| be confessed that ii Mr.. Keene has hereto
fore, during his engagement, fallen short Of
| the mark in his acting, he made up for it in
| the admirable representation Of lago. 1t IS
his best character.
The rest Of the cast was as follows :
| Othe!lo, Mr.. r. w. Downing; Duke OF
| Venice. Mr.. Carl Ahrendt; Berbantio, Mr..
| w. II. Burton; Roderigo, Mr.. Harry Rain
forth; Cassie, Mr.. George Hoey; Gratano,
Mr. Alfred SHIELD; Ludoyico, Mr.. james
Julio, Mr.. j. w. Archer; Marco, Mr.. NJ. j..
Williams; Paulo, Mr.. j. p. Johnston; An
tonic, Mr.. A. F. Jorden; Messenger, Mr.
Walter Allen; Desdemona, Miss Henrietta
Vaders; Emilia, Mrs Octavia Allen.
In Othelio we recognized our phonograph
friend, Mr.. Downing, who was here during
the summer when Mr.. Ford was run
ning' Edison's great invention in the
South. Mr.. Downing did credit to himself
then, as we'll as last night in Othello. He
has fine, rich voice; and when it Is re-
membered that this is but his second sea-
son on the stage, that he never personated
the Jealous Moor before, and had only
studied his part during the last day or two.
it may be said that he got through with it
admirably. Mr.. Downing deserved the
very hearty applause with which he was so
often greeted during the evening.
AS usual, Miss Vsders (Desdemona) was
very attractive, and acted her part with
spirit and grace. She grows upon her au-
dience. and often during her acting a strong
resemblance to .Janauschek's style is seen.
Mrs. Allen, as Emilia, had more conspicu
Gus part than seretofore, and acquitted her
self creditably- ,t
The rest OF the company did very well,
and several times during the evening Mr..
Keene, Mr.. Downing, and Miss Vaders
were called before the curtain.
This afternoon at the matinee Bulwer's
eyer popular play-the Lady OF Lyons-wil
be presented, and the popular prices viii
no doubt ensure full house. Tonight
Mr.. Keene appears for the last time, and
will play Richard III.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Officers Elected. The j. Fl. S. Lyceum
has elected the following officers for the en-
suing term: C. S. Wells, president; Will
liam r. Charlton. yice-president; James +.
Bradley, secretary; and Henry A. Cook,
treasurer; c. S. Wells, John W. Owen, ana
II. C. Beattie, trustees; G. S. Wells, >. f..
Bradley, and Il. A. Cook, standing COM
mittee
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Police Court, William Ed
wards, Archer Holstead, Vincent Cousins,
James Dabney (all colored), charged with
being suspicious characters. HoIstead was
discharged. The others were committed to
Jail in default OF surety.
William Hume, George Kern, and George
Walker (tramps) were discharged and or.
dered to leave the city.
William Pryor (colored), suspicious
character, was committed to !ail for six
months in default OF surety.
Annie Jones (colored), disorderly cha.
racter, was Jailed for six months.
j. n. Ford was fined 80 for running q
cart on the streets without q license mum.
Der.
L. Hobson was fined 80 for running q
wagon on the streets without license mum.
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LADIES' SUPPER.-The ladies Of Trinity
church will give their regular supper in the
lecture-room OF the church on Monday night,
The ladies will no doubt furnish an excel.
lent superior small sum. They will also
provide creams, candies, and other good
things at reasonable prices. AS the oblect
is to raise funds to aid the church the ladies
will be literally patronized.
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THE DANvILLE RAILROAD MA1L.-In some
OF the printed schedules OF the arrival and
departure OF mails recently issued from the
Richmond post-otficc the time of closing
the Danvile Railroad day-mail was printed
"1O:40 P. NJ" instead Of "10:40 A. Nj. -
Merchants and others who have preserved
copies OF the schedule for reference can make
thereon the correction indicated.
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DOCTORS, TALK.
Last Day of the Hcalth-Association
Meeting.

OF OFFICERS; PROFESSOR cAB-
ELL, OF VIRGINIA, PRESIDENT NASH
VILE THE PLACE FOR THE NEXT AN
NUAL NEE DISCUS
SION LAST NIGHT-MANY DOCTORS GIVE
THEIR VIEWS ON THE YELLoW-FEVER-A
TRIBUTE TO MRS. THoMPsoN-THASKs
RETURNED-ADJOUR SINE DIE.
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THE CUsToM-HoUsE INyEsTIGATIoN.-Col-
onel Ira Aver and Major A. NJ. Burns, spe-
cial agents OF the Treasury Department,
have Just completed most thorough and
searching investigation into the books and
papers OF the custom-house. Their report
is in every way complimentary to Collector
Mills, Deputy Collector Splitter, Messrs.
Spencer. Morrissey, and all connected with
the Office, Affairs are reported in No.
condition, the office being spoken OF as one
of the best visited by the officers. Our GUS
tom.hous IS the only one in the State pay.
ing a revenue to the Government.
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d Handsome Gitt.-Alpha Lodge, No. !,
Order Of Rebekah. OF this city, has been
made the recipient OF a handsome charter,
the gift Of Past Grand Master Hugh Latham,
Of Alexandria. The charter, when proper
~ signed and sealed, will he neatly framed
and hung UP in The lodge-room as a per-
petual memento OF one who holds high
place in the heart OF every Odd-Fellow in
tir6inia
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1 HAVE ASALYzED the whlskey known under
the brand Of .-B SELECT" controlled by Messrs.
WALTER D. BLAIR & CO.. Richmond, Va. and lnd
It free from fsil oil ard other impurities. aud re-
commend lis use for medicinal and family pur-
poses. j. B. McCAw, NJ. D., late Professor OF
Chemistry, Medica, College of Virginia.
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A T MEADE Il BAKERS

DRUGSTORE
AlR-CUSllIONS FOR INVALIDS.
AIt-PILLOWS FOR TRAVELLERS,
HOT-WATER BAGS.
ICE BAGS FOR THE HEAD,
RUBBER CLOTH FOR INFANTS,
SOFT-RUBBER BED-PANS,
TRAVELLIN0-ELASK
SPONGE-BAGS,
POCKETS STOVES,
IIOESE-HAIR LESII GLOVES
FLESH BRUSHES,
CkETINaALERS,
STEAM-lNHALERS,
THROAT-ATOMIZERS,
ELASTIC STOCKINGS,
SHOULDER-BRACES,
NASAL DOUCHES,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
HaRD-RUBBER TRUSSES,
FEVER-TERMOMETER
GALVANIC-BATTERlE
And all SURGICAL and
MEDICAL APPLIANCES sold q.
MEADE S BAKERS Drugstore,
au27 919 Main street.
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UNcLA1MED.-Letters and postals ad-
dressed as follows remain unclaimed in the
Richmond post-oftice: Miss G. Bobee; Mrs.
Crump. Twenty-third street; Mrs. F. Goode
(colored), &. Gambostiani, Miss Jane Glib
son, Rev. j. +. Jackson, A. Jervis, D. A.
Mitchell. G. L. Miller, L. +. Miller, r. D.
Purdy. W. l.. Snyder, Captain j. E. Smith,
Mrs. EleZ Smith. S. II. Warren, c. c. Boy
kin, T. Grubbs, Frances johnson, Fl. II.
vi
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Hastings Cowt.-An adjourned session
OF Judge C!opton's Court, for civil business
only, VIII be held to- day at II O'Clock a. n.

Temperance Meeting. = An important
meeting Of Manchester Division, Sons OF
Temperance, will he held at Odd.Fellows'
Hall next Monday night. Steps will be
taken towards reri"ing an interest in the
temperance cause, which, If not dead, in
Manchester, is in n very dormant and torpid
state. A full attendance OF the friends OF
temperance is requested.
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YELLow-FEyER FUND.-The treasurer OF
the fund yesterday sent S116.71 to the Lou.
isiana Division, Association Of the Army OF
Northern Virginia. He received from the
post-ofiicc box at Fish-Haul eighty-nne
cents in coppers.
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THEY crRE." What cure? AYERS CHERRY
PICTORIAL for Il cough, AYERS PILLS for Il purs:-
tive, and AYERS SARSAPARiLLA for the COM
plaints that require IN alternative medicine.
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy,
rainy, and raw. At night it was partly
cloudy and much cooler, with brisk, high
Winds.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, SO !;
. A. NJ, So; noon, so; 8 z. NJ, 40; z.
NJ. At; midnight. 4G.
Mean temperature, 49a.
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PERsoNAL.-Among the visitors to the
Tobacco Exchange yesterday were Perry
Rennoe. Maryland; L. W. Butler, Hano-
yer: f. Schacfer, Lynchburg; l.. u. Pitts,
Scottsvile; R. 4. Willis and A. A. Phaup,
CboStor6olI
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MORRIS e HENRY'S
NJ CATARRH REMEDY

safe and positive for Acute and Chronic
Ca,arrh erecting rapid when all other treat.
mcut had failed 1t has almost entirely superscdcd
the usr of expensive inhalers and nasal douchcS.
single application will relieve weight ana opnrcs-
sion about the head and soften and expel the dried
mucous tha, closes the noslrs. II Is prescribed 10y
The medical profession. and hlghly endorsed and mp
proved hy the public. who, with one accord, pro.
u0uncc 1.-THE best remedy known for Catarrh III all
its stages. -
The authorized AGENTS for the Stale OF Virginia
are PURCELL. LADD CO., RichInond; W. X A
SANTOS. Norfolk: and y. WAIT, Siaunton.
Price. so cents pcr bottle. oc 2h-lm
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ENTEaTA1NMEST AT MOZART HALL To-
MIGHT 81 Tonight the Temperance Amateur
Dramatic Company, assisted by a full or.
chestra and che Chufch-Hill Sextette, will
give an entertainment at MozarG Hall for
the benefit OF the independent Order Of
Good Templars. The entire proceeds will
be devoted to benevolent purposes.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

DEATH FROM A GUNsHoT WoUND.-Mr. A.
Z. DIETRICH, OF Henrico county, who acci-
dentally shot himself a few days ago while
ou. hunting, died on Thursday, and was
buried yesterday.
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SATURDAY. NOVEMBER %, 1878.
WEATHER REPORT.

IMPLICATIONS FOR To.DAY.-For the Mid
die States, colder, cloudy, and rainy, fol-
lowed by partly cloudy weather, variable
winds. shifting to northwesteriy, followed
by rising barometer.
For the South Atlantic States. clear or
partly cloudy weather, winds mostly north
westerly, and stationary or higher tempera-
ture and pressure.
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NJ. ELLYSoN 6 CO.. advertising agents, insert al.
vcrtisements in all Of the newspapers OF the United
S,mcs at publishers rates. Orders LEI! 4. the Dis,
patch countns-room will receive prompt attsa
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CrsnCRERY.tah WARE. & C.

NEW GOODS.
ELEGANT DECORATED DISNER- ana TEA
SETS OF aor:lI and bird tCcCraii lions:
RICH VASES OF marine. bird. amt in,Tti decorations
BEAUTIFUL TDiLEr-sETS OF pcw designs.
These goods were manufactured and decorated ay
Havland & Co., Ci Limoges, F:a:cc, especially Eo
our order. -, ,,
BLUE CANTON CHINA DiSSER-SETS, ard by
the single piece. ~ ~ .
4 full line Of EAND AMI WHITE CHINA DIN
SER and TEA-SE'lS OF al The Brw shapes:
AMERICAN ClIl%A DINNER and 1EA.WARE !;
a new line of TOILET WARk-ycry haudscme;
TIN Toll ET-SETS Ia great variety:
UOCSEFCRNI>IIING GOODS OF ai kinds;
All the novelties In FANCY GOODS.
Parties are especially invited to call and examine
my stock whether they wish 10 purchase or not.
+. y. TAYLOR,
eoo1 10l Aliu street
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SAVE MONEY by having your priniia3 done atthe
DISPATCH PnINTlSG-HoUSE. Good WORK, low
prices, aud satisfaction Guaranteed.
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THE LOVERS OF THE REALLY BEAUTIFUL
should not fall to call at the marbleyard Of WALLEy
WEAY, on Marshall street between Third and
Fourth streets, and examine the handsome bronze
monument inst completed rs tribute OF respect TO
one OF Hichmond's most venerable and respected
cifizens aicy deceased. It Is designed and 6nished
In The highest style of art. Can be seen for 4 few
days op1y
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LADIES' AND GEETLEhEN'S BOOTS ana SHOES
haud-made-to orGcr-bcst qua!tty-guaranteed u
fiat DosCHES's, 500 and 8 IL Broad street.
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Lamp Erplosion.- Thursday night a Eero- 70
sene lamp exploded at the residence OF mrs.
Laura Yaden, on Bainbridge street near
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GROCERIES, &c.
DROVISIONS
EDUCATIONAL.

CATHOLIC HOME sc IL o OIL FOS
" YOUNG ClIILDRES-boys Sr g'ris-in rAL-
ROT COUNTY. MD. Healthy location on saIt Wa
tcr Special attention paid 10 moral ana pnys,SsIai
sac,ncleS. Terms per scholastic year, 800. NO
eA"'" Mrs. V. 5. WILLIAMS,
no1o-2w& La Trappe, Talbot county, Md.
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TO CoSsuMPTTyES.-Manyh have been happy to
give their testimony IN favor Of the Esc OF IL
DgR.S PURE CoD-IIvER OIL AND LINE" Expc-
riencc has proved il 10 he valuable remedy for Con-
sumption, Asthma. Diphtheria, and all diseases OF
tic Throat and Lungs. Manufactured only by a. Il
N,rBoR. Chcmis,. Boston. Sold by all druggists.
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BOOKS AT AUcTIoN.-Don't fail to attend tht
sale Of VALUABLE BOOKS ut auction every evening
at 623 Broad street, ar O'Clock. Ladies and gen
tlemen are invited to call and examine them during
the day. +. b. COOK, Auctloneer.
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LOVERS OF GOOD BOOKS will 10 well to call and
examine The large stock Of standard and mlscella-
uco,s works at 623 Broad street. Private sales dn-
ring the day. Auction sale this evening ut O'CLOCK
,,rn, IN
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TIE oLp-ESTALlsHED STORE OF
LEVY BROTHERS

THE oLD-ESTALlsHED STORE OF
LEVY BROTHERS
is the place TO purchase your
DRY GOODS.
No obcr store In this city offers equal inducements
Their stock Is large and complete,
They show
A GOOD ASSORTMENT IN EVERY DEPARTMENT,
which avoids the necessity OF
SHOPPING AROUND.
They have lust received another supply OF
SILKS, SArINs, YELvETs, CLoAKs, CARPETS,
and
GOODS FOR BOYS AND MEMS WEAR.
Also. large stock of HOSIERY and FANCY GOODS
We advise all who wish to save III oney to buy thei'
goods of LEVY BROTHERS.
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ISCIpIEST TARTAR AND SctRF remove" oI
MEADE & BAKERS SAPoNlSE DENIlFhiCS
Fifty cents box.
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FOR BLEEDING GUNS, use MEADE BAKER''
CAEBOLIC MoCTu-WASH. Fifty cents bottle.
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ASAFRAGRAST AND PLEASANT WASH Tor the
mouth there Is nothing good as MEADE MIA
KEn's CAHBoLlc MoUTu-WAsH" Fifty cents
hottie
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INDIVIDUAL CHARLOTTE RUSsEs to order at
s07 Broad street, Coo. and 81 per Dozen
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FOR OFFENSIVE BREATH from decayed teeth
and diseased gums. use MEADE Il BAKERS CAR
BoLIc MouTu-WASH. Fifty cents bottle.
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H'HE RICHARDSON LOCAL

AN-ESTUESlA APPARATUS
for the atomizalion of liquids and freezing an ad-
mir.,ble instrument for
DISISFECTING SICK-RooMS, BATHING
WOUNDS: INFLAMED EYES. &C.,
with rotary hard-rujbcr attachment for reaching
the larynx and posterior mares. For saleb by
j. BLAIR, Druggist,
uol5 corner Of Broad and Ninth streets.
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DISCoLoRED TEETH rendered beastiiully wEite
by the use of MEADE 4 BAKERS SAPcSiSE DEN
THRICE. Fifty cents 4 box.
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Ninth. The flames were suppressed with
out any material damage havinc been done

Personol.-Mr. William Wells, OF Ettrick,
is in the city on visit to his brother, Cole
man Wells, who has been quite sick. The
latter was somewhat improved yesterday.
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SCuooL-sHoES, all the Styles, chcapat
BoSCHENs. 500 and GIL Broad street.
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FOR ALL DISEASES OF THE TEETiL'Hsp GUNS
use MEADE i BAKERS cARg9EIc MOUTH
WASH Fifty cents bottle.
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CHOICE SUCAR-CUIED HAMS at 12zc.at
CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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4irI,n,oud 1ispatrh.

rs~ THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
IS LAGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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ONE OF THE GREATEST LuxugIEs IS pure ant
fragrant ToIlet-Powder. To our lady readers we pe
commend J. & E. ATKISsos's ROSE. WHITE
ROSE, and VIOLET POWDER.
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CENSUS.

The committee on petitioning Congress
In reference to census was announced as
follows: Drs. Steiner, Hunt, and Harris.
Adjourned sine die about II O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-23

For uLcERATED MOUTH, the healing properaes
of MEADE & BAKERS CARBoLTc MOUTH-WAsA
are unexcelled. Fifty cents bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-23

SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS, YESTERDAY.
Crews rs. Farmers Bank OF Virginia.
Submitted in printed briefs.
McDearman's executor rs. Robertson,
&c. Argued by John Howard for appel
liant and Major Kirkpatrick for appellee,
and submitted.
Moss, assignee, Us. Davis and ais. Sub
nitted in printed brief OF appellant.
Thornton Us. Leavell and 0lS. Passed.
Thornton rs. Thornton. Continued.
Javlrs Us. Bruin. Dismissed.
g Richmond and Danville Railroad Com
pany Us. Morris. Submitted in brief OF
defendant in error.
Kinney Us. Hoffman, &c. Dismissed.
TIE next cases to be called are BeckWith
and wife Us. Avery's administrator, Glas-
cock Us. Welch, &C., YEATS administrator,
&C.. rs. Darnc's executor, Redd rs. Reamy,
&C., Bailey and wife Is. Wallace's admin
istrator. johnson Brothers rs. Gaskins,
Washington and Ohio Railroad Company
Us. Alexandria and Washington Railroad
Company, Allen Us. Scruggs, administers
tor, Fickln's executor Us. Carllngton,
Cook and wife Us. Douglass and atS., and
will not be called until Tuesday next.