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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-23

THE EXcuRsIoNIs-s FROM THE WEST
The excursion party from Detroit, Mich:
and towns in Ohio and West Virginia, VIII
reach here on Sunday morning next. They
will, it is stated, probably be accompanie.di
by the entire City Council OF Toledo. II
this be true, our city officials ought to ap-
point committees to welcome them. The
excursionsts ought all to be properly re-
ceived. A welcome address will cost no
thing, and, besides being gratifying to the
strangers, may result beneticially to Rich
mon6
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PoLrrIcAL.-There was no quorum of the
City Conservative Committee last night.
The next regular meeting is Friday night at
u O'Clock.
In consequence Of the heavy rain last
night the meeting which was to have taken
place at the corner OF Fifth and Baker
streets was postponed. 1t will take place
tonight If the weather is good; if not, then
the next fair night.
There will be a grand rally at the Old
Market Hall tomorrow night.
It is we'll for voters to remember that the
registration-lists will be open for changes
and additions one.day only-Saturday 26th.
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s9-CENT STORE.
NEW GOODS
AT THE ENINETY-NINE-CENT STORE.

This week has brought us more handsome goods
and novelties than we have ever shown before.
Some excellent ACCORDEONS ut 99c., $1.9e, and
S3-he LITTER great bargain;
yI0LINS at 99c. worth $3, and in box st $l.98
very cheap;
A large assortment of HARMONIOUS from 25c. to
89c.;
The finest line Of DOLLS ever shown In the city at
all prices from 25c. up;
A beautiful line OF VASES ut Soc, 75c., 99c.,
e135, $3.50, and SI.9S pair. All our old
VASES marked down to correspond with the
prices of the new goods.
P0CkET-BooRSa and dPORTE-MONNAIES at Soc.
FROM oar large assortment have selected about
nftS that are a little soiie6 or shop worn, ahd
made the price Soc Among them are some
GEGEINE RUSSIA ALL-LEATHER LIN
ING.
A full line of LADIES' FoyED CATERS and
LEATHER SHOES, MISSES SHOES, and
MEMS BRQGASs-yery cheap
Catalogues mailed free to any address.
W. A. STEVENS,
oc IL sos Brosd street.
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DUTCH AGAINST r BRITISH.
New Phase OF the Atlantic. rissisis-
5 sfppi and Ohio Railroad Case. rs

PETITION OF DUTCH BoNDHoLDERs OF
THE ATLANTIC, MISSISSIPPI AND OHIO
RAILROAD TO BE MADE PARTIES TO THE
sUIT-rHEY oPPosEA SALE OF THE ROAD
NOw-THETR REASONS THEREFoR-THE
DECREE OF SALE AS PROPOSED By THE
ENGLISH BoNDHoLDERs PREPARED FOR
THE COURT TO ACT UPoN-ARGUMENT
OF COUNSEL COMMENCED.
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BEAVER CyGECoATs for men, from So up to
$50;
CIIECu:LLA 0V-ICcATS for men, from $5 up
to $50:
DIAGONAL OvEacoATs for mcr, from IS up
20 $25;
CLsTERS for youths and boys, from 81 up to s12,
lt 4. GREENTKEE's, Sl5 Broad street.
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EXCURSION TO OLD P0INT.-Mr. l.. b.
Tatum, the enterprisng superintendent OF
the Virginia Steamboat Company, inten0s
giving during Far-week three cNtraordna-
riy cheap excursions to Old Point and Nor
folk by the STEAMER Ariel. The tickets will
be good to return until November 7th The
first excursion leaves Monday, 2Stl Octo-
ber; the next on Wednesday the 3Oth, and
The last on Friday, November 1st. All who
wish delightful trip and an opportunity
of getting a view Of the ocean and seeing
Fortress Monroe should avail themselves OF
these excursions. as no other similar oppor-
tunity will be offered before next summer.
The hotels at Old Point and Norfolk Will
take these eXcursoniSts ut reduced rates.
The price OF tickets will be only S2 for the
round trip-the cheapest excursions ever
given.
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4 FIEEMAN'S TEsTlMoNY.-George F. Thomp.
sou, ESD. assistant chief engineer OF the Baltimore
Fire Department, who was for long time afflicted
with very rheumatism. says that after his cx
periencc with DR. fTERNDoN'S GYPsY's GIFT he Is
willing to recommend 1t 10 anybody. 1t contains no
potash or minerals whatever, is entirely vegetable,
acts on The blood aud cures whenever taken. Sold
by all live druggists.
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PETITION RfJEcrED.-ye Yesterday Mr.. s..
B. Witt presented to Governor Holiday the
petition OF Charles Welsh asking to be re-
lieved OF that part Of his punishment re-
quiring him to work in the chain-gang.
The Governor refused to grant it on the
ground that he had no authority to inter-
fere With that particular portion Of his pun
iShnent
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State Medical Society.

ANNUAL ADDRESSES REPORTS OF sECRETA-
RIEs-PuBLIC HEALTH ASSOCIATION, &C.
The ninth annual session OF the Medical
Society OF Virginia was commenced in the
hall OF the House OF Delegates last evening.
The Society was called to order by Dr.
John Herbert Claiborne, OF Petersburg, pre-
sident, and its proceedings were opened
with prayer by Rev. j. G. Armstrong, of
the Monumental church, Of this city.
DR.. J. G. Cabell, chairman Of the local
committee OF reception, &C., OF this city,
next delivered cordial address Of wei
come TO the Society.
DR.. J. 3. McCaw, from the Committee On
Nominations. presented the names OF the
following physicians. who were elected
members Of the Society: Drs. Philip S.
Hancock, Chesterfield; w. l.. Robinson,
Danrille; A. r. B. Hartsook, Midway, Mel.
son county; w. P. NicoIson, Richmond;
John w. Owen, Frederick; Sidney 3. Bar
ham, Surry Thomas III. Peasants, Rich
mond; Kent Black, Backsburg; Meade &.
Kemper, Richmond; Donald McPhail, Rich
mond; Daniel e. Dickinson, Pittsylyania; !;
0. Fl. Baird, Sussex; Charles G.. Bohanon,
Mathews; james Sylvester buchanan, Au-
gusta; &. D. Kunkle, Augusta; \. Il.
koiner, Richmond; S. L. Ingram, Man
chester; Thomas P. Mathews, Manchester; !;
r. II. Styll, Richmond.
DR.. NJ. G. ElZey next delivered the pub
lie address before the Society, embodring
many eloquent thoughts on the life.work Of
the modern physician-as member OF and
affecting society, the sacred nature OF The
confidence to which he is admitted, and his
imperative duty to sustain the lofty charac-
ter OF Christian gentleman without blemish
and without reprOach. 1t would be doing
Professor Elzey great injustice to publish a
synopsis OF his very interesting address, and
so we give only its subject.
DR.. Claiborne, the retiring president.
next delivered the annual address before
the Society-a random but most interesting
and humorous talk-on the progress Of
medicine and surgery, the magnitude OF the
profession, and the requirements that 90 to
make up the physician.
The recording secretary submitted q rou-
tine report Of interest only TO the Society.
Received.
The corresponding secretary submitted
his report, showing that he had written du-
ring the year one hundred and tiity-tbree
letters and had received six letters and pos
tal-cards. The report was received.
Professor Cabell, OF the University Of
Virginia, announced that the annual session
OF the Public Health Association of the
United States will be held in this city be.
tween the 10th and 22d OF November, and
that it was desirable that its membership
should be increased.
Adjourned until 10 O'Clock this morning.
Among the visiting physicians present
are Drs. Louis a. Sayer and Charles Fl. H.
Saycr. of New York, and Dr.. P. B. Andcr-
son, OF Colorado Springs, Colorado.
DR.. Mcclure will hold clinic at the
Medical College Wednesday (to-day) at ,
P. NJ.
DR.. Louis 4. Sayer will hold clinic at
the Medical College at Thursday at 2. NJ.
The Society numbers about four hundred
members, six OF whom are now out OF the
State, and six arc over seventy years OF age.
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JUSTICE WHITES COURT. Charles f.
Broughton, nonresident, being 4 ragrant
without visible means Of support. was dis
charged on his promise to leave the city
Immediately.
Y. Loving, unlawfully keeping his store
open on Sunday, was fined 3. \ like case
against Jacob Bowman was continued to
the 2Sth.
James Quinn, for beating Robert Boyle,
had his case continued till to-day, and he
was bailed on his own recognizance in 800.
Julian Green (colored), beatinS Abbe
Green, his daughter, was committed to Jail
for iorty-eight hours.
The case Of J. Ii. Harris. for heating 4.
J. Haynes, was settled by the parties.
The case against Andrew Joslyn for as
sauIting and abusing Harriet a. Haynes
was dismissed as triiling.
William Peckersgill, drunk and disorder
", was ordered to leave the cily at once, nc
being a nonresident.
Napoleon Haynes, cursing, abusing, and
threatening to kill Andrew Josylin, was
discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-23

KEEP Your Docs FROM THE CAPITOL
SQUARE. account Of the fact that sew
eral squirrels have been killed by dogs In
the Capitol Square, the Superintendent OF
Public Grounds and Buildings has ordered
the Capitol police to kill all dogs found
chasing the squirrels. Yesterday morning
the police killed one dog with their sticks:
and broke the leg OF another. People should
keep their dogs from the Square. II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-23

A SMART DARKY.-A young colored man
named Dangerfeld, residing near Manches-
ter, few days ago ingeniously devised a
plan OF emptying gun Of a load which had
been in it for six years. He flied the bar
rel with kerosene oil to rid it Of the rust
and stuck the breech Into fire to warm the
oil. Then he applied his mouth to the muz-
zle to see il all was right. 1t wasn't. His
funeral will probably take place in day or
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Clay Ward Organization.
'HIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT,
Committee Rooms.

COMMITTEE Rooms.
RICHMOND, VA October II. 1873.
4 large number OF General Joseph e.
Johnston's friends. representing the differ
ent portions of Clay Ward. met in the
aforementioned rooms and united them
selves together as workers to further adj
vance the interest Of oar candidate for Con-
gresS, and to cndeHv1r to give him large
majority in this ward. Interesting remarks
were made by several gentlemen present.
\ committee was appointed to make ar
rangements for holding grand public
meeting at an early day, to he addressed by
prominent and interesting speakers.
Il. VI. CRUMP, Chairman.
John F. JACOB. Secretary.
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SAVE YOUR CuiLD'S LIFE by giving Dr. MOF-
FETT' TEETIIIHA tTEETHING POwDERS). Teeth
iua will regulate The bowels and make tccthng easy.
Cures choiera-iniantmm AMI the sumIner-conpaints
Of children, heals erupti0ns and sores removes and
prevents worms AnodyueS only soothe: TteIbina
cures The child. +. W. POWERS & CO., Richmond,
and all druggists keep it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-23

THE JEFFERsoN-WARD GREENBAcKERs.-
The Jefferson Ward Greenbackers, about
fifteen strong, assembled at the corner OF
Seventeenth and Main streets last night and
sent committee to get the use OF Old Mar
ket Hall. They were unable to secure the
hall, and so the party dispersed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-23

YELLow-FEvER FUND.-Total receipts to
date, S10,577.47.
Collected by Joseph Stebbins, at South
Boston, Va, 1915, received from L. S.
Edwards, secretary. for Louisiana Division
Army Northern Virginia, New Orleans,
Se0 II
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THE BEST ARTICLES AT LOWEST PRICES:
Laguayra Coffee at 1sc. per pound;
Rich Cream Cheese at 15c. per pound;
Really good Tea at soc. per pound:
Fredericksburg Family Flour 1t $3.50 per barrel !;
Choice Hams at i &c. per pound;
Finest Beef-Tongues ut 90c.;
Duff Gordon sherry at S2 per gallon:
"B Select" Glenwood." and "AlleGhany =
Whiskeys, finest French Brandy, &C., at lowest
prices. Cigars Of all grades.
W. u. BLAIR & Co.,
903 Maia street.
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HEALTH, ECONOMY, AND GASTRONoMIC PLEAS
uRE are the Jewels II the crown OF the housewives
skii. Make them certain by Using only DooLEY's 5
Absolute full weight, great
strength and purity Of material, and sureness OF re-
sult constitute this the choice of the domestic circle
for haking nurn0scs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-23

DEATH OF DIR. HART.-Mr. Henry r.
Hart. former member OF the Otey battery,
will be buried this afternoon at 81 O'Clock
from the Third Presbyterian church, corner
Twenty-siXth and Broad streets, and the
former members of the battery are to escort
his remains to their last restiDS-Dlace.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-23

UNCLAIMED. Letters and postals address
ed as follows remain unclaimed In the
Richmond post.cflice: John Brown, J.
Browning, Daniel Brown t14011 Leigh
street), Rev. c. w. Brooks, Mrs. NJ. Bur
ford, Marcea Burrus. Miss Buchanan, Mrs
S. A. Burt, s. T.. Buchanan, r. z. Camp
bell. Miss Medea Carter, Mrs. A. Preston,
L. E. Carey, Rev. J. II. NJ. Chumaceira,
Mrs. j. Ceasar. Frank Clark Fannie T..
Christian, Laura Crittenden, James Crow,
J. B. Day, D. z. Denny.
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COMMISSION TO EXAMINE THE JAIL.-In the
Hastings Court yesterday Judge Christian
entered an order appointing DER. 6. Cab
ell and Messrs. p. W. Giubhs and Franklin
Stearns commission to inspect The city Jail
in accordance with law.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-23

PERsoNAL.-Mayor #. j. Kirkpatrick, OF
Lvnchburg: General William Malone, Pc
tersDurg; Charles L. Perkins, New YORK;
and Hon. j. L. Marye, Fredericksburg,
were iE the city yesterday.
Mr. James MacdougaH has been called TO
Boston on account Of the death OF bis
mother.
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WEDNESDAY OCTOBER %. 1878.
WEATHER T, REPORT.

= SYsopsrs FOR THE PAST TwENTY-RoUR
HoURs.- Washington, October PA storm
Of considerable energy is central east Of
South Carolina. The temperature has re-
mained nearly stationary in the South and
Middle Atlantic States risen west Of the
Mississippi river, and fallen from the Lake
region 10 the East Gulf. Rain has fallen
except in the Middle States, New England,
and west Of the Mississippi river. Easterly
windspreyail in the Middle atlantic States ;
northwest winds in the Northwest and Up.
per Lake regions and thence to the Gulf. ~
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EXCURSION TO PETIRsBURG.-Thelo lodges
OF Richmond and Manchester Odd-Fclows
are to make an excursion to Petersburg on
Monday next, and tickets may be had OF
Messrs. T. Wiley DAVIS, A. Blenner, B. Z.
Galloway, F. T. Isbell, John 7. Rogers, II.
G. Adams, NJ. W. Warrington, j. a. Jordan,
!. c.. Wells. The train win leave Byrd
Street depot at P. NJ. and return at y
midnight,
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rLOAkS! CLOAkS!
TIE NEWEST STYLES ,s,,,,ra
LIZ THE LOWEST PRiOE.

JULIUS MEYER. COS BROAD STREET,
nos t,sl openca very large assortment OF LaniEs'
wi Kin and NATELASSE REAF FEE SLQAhe-
Irices from So 10 S2e. As thee CLoAhS are
pSe ~ order Tor us by one Of the best manulaclu,
LIZ from lhe latest Partisan designs, at special
rs,es we can guarantee ,he newest ana handsomes5
fs tbc y,rv best workmanship superior ut, and
,so Scrv lowest prices Don't fail 10 look at them
before purchasing.
, ,,o, lire of INFANTS, CL0AkS at low prices !:
SrW > DRESS GOODS, IN handsome plaids ana gold
mixtures; ,r>o, r,crI,,Eprc. , ,e,v
-'e ,,f ~ The roc, ALL-WOUL RLACk CASH
MERES: special bargains al Goc' worm 1n tye.' Ss
fan wcar-chean ne-at 62: %, ~ ''' eoe'
sJI T.FiNisIED vELyETEESS at so and 7oc. !:
T:JACK SIJ X VELFETS very low;
H. H.. >wHiTE BLANKETS at $3.50 and up
wards: ALi-WooL WHITE bLAhhEts ae
TRY n. celebrated BOULEVARD THREE-BUT-
oc15
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.


Corner Of Seventh and Franklin streets.
Franklin between Third and Fourth streets.
Grace street near Adams street.
THREE VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCES on
Grace between Madisou and Monroe streets.
Cary between Fourth unn Fifth streets.
Eroad between Twcuty-scycnth ana Twenty
eighth stree T..
Franklin between TwcE.y-scventh and Twenty
eighth streets.
Grace between Twcnty-scccud and Twenty-third
streets.
Mayo street ono door south Of Broac street.
Northeast corner nj Ninth and Marsha streets.
offer these RESIDENCES and mony oiicr
smaller ones ut greatly redlcrd rents. Applyto
ROBERT r.. LYME,
oc 22-3t 1919 MGin street.
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REG1sTRATIoN.-The registration lists will
only be open one day before the election
Saturday, 26th.
Those who have moved from one precinct
to another must get their transfers.
Those who will be OF age before the day
OF election and all others who have become
citizens should register.
If they fail they cannot vote on the 9Th OF
Noyamhar
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SUITS FIR MEN. from So 10 $40;
SUITS FOR BOYS, from 81 To $50;
SUITS FOR CHILDREN. from 50 to $l5.
\. GREESTEEE, els Broad street
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WANTS.

w ANTED, SUFFERERS from PILES,
w FISSURE. and FTSTCLA 10 remember that
DIR. W, K. SMITH; OF x north Euraw street. BALI
lar semi-nionthIy visit on SATURDAY MORNING,
October 26th, remaintns four days Office, 9i5h
Main street, up-stairs. Cures without "knfa ilga-
turc. caustic. = or any pasaful process. NO CURE,
No PAY. Ladies attended at their residences.
Or. SMITH refers to the following gentlemen OF
Richmond: MessrS. Ii. VI. Smith. Robert Curr,e. +.
j. Warren, ~. w. GosGlen, Il. II. Simpson. J. W.
Booker. and many others. oc 1885,
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TIE FREE USE OF PURE PERFUMES acts as q
salc%uar! against all infectious diseases Thus 1T Is
that in !ho=c sick rooms where MCRRAY & Lam
MANS FLORIDA WATER Is constantly sprinklcd
perfect safety Is insured TO every member OF the
,,nu .bC!I
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GoTO FRAYSER's GALLERY and get four beauti.
ful acknowledgements for 81; large size for
fr1 1,nur :
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'ARATIvE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
~-- w eCh EHutNy- -
Oct. 90, Oct. 20, Oct. ~, Oct. 10
1876. 1877. 1873. 1875
W. &. W. &. W. G. W. T..
III Is Is Is IL 16 IA &c

Total deatns....iH1 il IS IS il 1s i %
Still-Oorn .......
Population Of city estimated at 10000.
mortality OF whole population was 22.37 per
1000 per annum; rate OF mortality of white
population was 1907 per 1000 per annum !;
rate Of mortality Of colored population was
$3.50 per 1000 per annum.
Mean temperature for the week ending
October 18th, G5o, 59<; mean temperature
for the week ending October 10Th, G7o, 00/.
Amount Of rainfall for week ending Octo-
Der 18th, 0.75 inches; amount OF rainfall for
week ending October 18th, 0.74 inches.
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INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, cloudy and rainy wea-
ther, variable winds, most from southeast
to northeast, stationary or lower tempera-
ture and barometer.
For the South Atlantic States, partly
cloudy and cloudy weather, with frequent
rains, winds shifting to colder northwest
erly, rising preceded in the eastern portions
by falling barometer.
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ELECTION TICKETs.-Don': delay sending IL your
orders. Have your tickets printed in time. The
DISPATCH rRISTISG-IIousE prints them prompt
lu and IheanY.
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LADIES AND GENTLEMES's BOOTS and SHOES
hand-maLc-to OrdCr-hest quaity-suarantccd to
fiat BOSCUES'S. 500 and 5 Broad street
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YOU CAN GET BETTER ALBCM-PHoToGRAFHS
at FRAYsER's GALLERY than any other gallery in
the city. We recommend Them.
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ELECTION, NOVEMBER >, 1S7S.-Capdidates
can have their TICKETS printed 1T the DISPATCH
PRINTING-IIoESE irOnptly. and At reduced prices.
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SAVE MONEY By having your printing done atths
DISPATCH PRINTINa-HoUsF. Coed work. Low
prices, and satig2cion guaranteed.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was mild and
rainy. .f&
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, 54 !;
9 A. NJ, co; noon, Ga; 8 2. NJ, 81; p.
NJ. 64; midnight. so.
Mean temperature, Gig.
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rLOAKS! CLOAKsu CLOAKs!!!
NEW MANUFACTORY.

NEW MANDATORY.
.TTHE GREAT NEW Y YoRK Az UCTIoN-HOUSE
is nov 10 he found such IN aSSorincht OF LADIES
CIoAKS as has never before been shown in TINS
srritou We manufacture every QUO ol our Cioaks
in Tho most Improved ana
NEWEST STYLES, NEWEST TRIMMING,
a, prices tha, viii as,onish the community. Our
stock OF
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
AND
FANCY GOODS
surpasses any ever exhibited ia any southern city.
We carry most every article belonging TO our llne
Our system IS strictly ONE PRICE. We sell on lor
CASH and by not encouraging bad debts We give Inc
customer The advantage Of
CHEAP PRICES, LOWER THAN NEW YORK
RATES.
Remember oar sign reads - ,r-,r
NEW YORK AUCTION-HOUSE.
523 Broad street. between ttilh ana SINH,
ocl2 nearly opposite tue iulrh
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THE LARGEST STOCK or HATS for men, youths
boys, aEG cLi;rrrn, iu the rity.
\. GHEENTREE. S15 Broad street.
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RUsINEss CHANCES.

T0R SALE Oh BENT, A FIRST-eF:s
n CLASS PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY, with Ill
IN farb1yfie, Va ANY man, .th strict attention TO
busfaess. can make Ii pay well. Apply 10
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ELECTION TICKETS printed at the DISPATCH
PRISTING-Ho at low prices. Send In your
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ROOTS. SHOES. &c.

T 4. GRlGG, "a.
No. o22, TENTH AND MAIN STREETS, q
has received his full stock Of FALL GOODS, and
invites an examination of his stock.