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National Republican., 1878-08-13

THAT portion of the people of the South
who remember that the Bourbon Democracy
led them into the rUnOus aud fatal war for
secession have all along been anxious to do
National Republican., 1878-08-13


STATE Senator SwAIT.S, of South Caro-
lima, had the good fortune some time ago to
succeed in obtaining n HOlle pros in the case
of certain political persecution against
him. This settlement of the case was final
for the Charleston Nc'0s now mournfully
admits that "SwAILs cannot be touched"
This admission is made in connection with
the assertion that SwAII.s is not content to
remain in private life aud that he is en-
gagged in abusing the Democracy, embroil-
ing the whites with the blacks, and re-
elccting himself to the Senate That
any freeman should abuse the Democracy
is natural in this part Of the country; but
when lie does it in South Carolina it is at the
risk of his freedom. The NcrS sounds the
keynote of oppression in SwAII.s' case, aad
notifies him to abandon his habit Of free
speech in the following style:
Williamsburg will he down.hearted but
there Is no reason for it. The Democracy
could have elected their ticket without trouble
had SwAILs been indicted. Perhaps he Is
guilty of offenscs not known to the State of
llcers when he resigned. Surely he was not
given a pardon for what he was not known to
granted that SwAILs is safe, as regards his acts
up to the time that he resigned. Has he lived
an honest life since them Whether he has or
not, the broad question Is this: Can this nIu-
latto rogue, S. A. SwAILs, browbeat and bull
doze tho whole body Of white voters in Will
liamshurg County, Ii he cannot, what b.rm
can he dor Let the Williamsburgers go to the
Radical meetings, meet SwAILs face TO face,
and demounce him Us the bribe-taker and thief
that he Is. Break him down in the presence
OF his constituents. Expose him as maliS-
naut, knavish brute. And If he iucitc riot
IN any way, arrest him and send him to jnil.
There is no amnesty for roting, The law, 1t
seems, will not touch SwAILs for his past mis-
deeds but we cannot believe that his audacity
outweighs the intelligence, property, and
courage Of the white citlzons Of the county.
THE sO-called transfer Of tho indicted
revenue officials in South Carolina to the
United States authorities will not be ac-
cepted as satisfactory performance by the
public ut large. The prisoners have eXpc-
rienced no practical relief, although they
have theoretically been relieved from the
custody of the state. They still remain in
the same Jail aud under the same guard as
before, and the only result thus far accom-.
plished has been to change the RESPONSE
bility for the expense of their keeping from
the State to the United States. 1t is posi-
National Republican., 1878-08-13

THE sensation produced by the battle"
between Our detective corps and the masked
burglars who attempted to rob the office of
one of our street railway companies last
week has gone the length and breadth of
the country. The general verdict is credit
able to the bravery and foresight of the Off
GERS but a regret is expressed, especially
among our own citizens, that sufficient pre-
cautions were not taken to insure the cap
ture of the entire gang. This might have
been done, and undoubtedly would have
been, If the police authorities had antici-
pated the strength of the burglarious party.
As it was, their precautions were ample for
any ordinary emergency. 1t was their first,
and we hope ii may be their last, expert
ence in the way of a contest with regu-
larly organized band of robbers.
National Republican., 1878-08-13

coarse totally lacking in truo refinement and
courtesy. Let him pass ont. His race is run.
His comb Is cut. Ills goose Is cooked. He
will never cavort in Congress again. When
he Is beaten. as he will be, for Governor of
Ohio, that will be the end Of him. We shall
then no longer hear of "CHARLEY" FOSTER.
"CHAgLEY,' rs he is aifectionately called,
must have stepped on WATrERsoN's favorite
bunion at some time and the pain is on yet
National Republican., 1878-08-13

Mn. MiIT. SAYLERs denomination YVES
brought about 10 some extent by JOHGEE
THOMPsON's prediction that he would handle
the Speakers ravel in the Forty:sixth Con-
grcSs. JoEGEI: will not be "A candidate for
Scrgeant-at-Arms in the next House, his
ambition having been transferred to the
Senate. This transfer leaves the Speaker
ship open to an Ohio man, and S>YLER is
the only Democratic Buckeye DIT for the
place. But it is remarked that he has not
earned his good fortune by earnest service
in behalf of his constituents. lie is motor
iously the lazyist man in Congress. 1t is be-
licved by his admirers that behind
his laziness lies concealed a Power
ful Intellect. Some one should fire
off gun in his immediate ncighborhood
and wake him up before the Speakership
contest begins. The waddng for the charge
might he made of his anti-SOuthern claims
letter, written two years ago. He is dcsir.
Gus of getting rid Of that letter some way
or another.
National Republican., 1878-08-13

something to prove their dislike for Demo-
cratic rule in the reunited nation. The only
thing that has kept them back and prevent
ed them from joining the Republican party
in opposition to the Democracy has been the
prejudice they all entertain to greater or
less degree against the blacks They have
held the Republican party responsible for
the enfnnchisement of their former slaves,
and have permitted their prejudice, aroused
by this responsibility, to outweigh their an
tipathy TO the Democracy. In the new order
of things developed by the policy of 1nde-
pendentism, rs it is called in North Carolina,
this prejudice is lost sight Of TO some eS-
tent, and the real strength Of all the COM
bined elements of opposition to the Democ.
racy is being developed. This is, in brief,
the truthful explanation Of the much-talked-
of and so-called revolution in the Southern
political situation. The attempt to account
for 1t on the basis of Cancellation, as illus
trated by the Southern policy of the Admin
istration, is simply ridiculous. The men
President HAYES attempted to conciliate
were of the HAMPTON and NICHOLS stripe
-straight-out Democrats and Null tiers-
who remain at the head Of the Democracy,
fighting the Independents with as much
vigor as they fight the Republicans.
National Republican., 1878-08-13

COLONEL T. P. RoDR, late president of
the Mexican Border Commission is looming
up as n candidate for the Republican
nomination for Congress in the third Illinois
district. Colonel RODB is well known in
Washington, not only as an earnest Repub-
lican and genial gentleman, but as an Of
fetal whose record is beyond rcproach. He
enjoys the distinction OF having settled all
his accounts with the Government growing
out Of various official responsibilities, in
Guiding the collectorship of the port Of
Savannah, in less time than any other eX-
official of similar importance who has
served the Government since the Republic
can party came into power. This fact,
added to his rare experience as quick OBJ
server Of public events, should commend
hisn tayorlbly to the people Of his district.
Tncy might 20 farther and fare worse.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-21

PROCEEDINGS OF THE GRAND JURY ES-
TERDAY.-The grand jury OF the Hastings
Court met yesterday and found true bills
for felony against the following persons:
Andrew Claiborne GiidS Andrew Clay
ton, for breaking and entering the dwcl'-
lnc-hollsa of w. c. Moncurc in the night
time and stealing various articles OF the
value OF S15.
James Green. for breaking into the dwell.
ine-housc OF L. Il. Barnes and Stealinga gold
watch, &a.
George Anderson, for breaking into the
store and dwelling Of John McGrath and
stealing various notes.
John J. PcindeX!cr, for breaking into the
store OF W. L. Fleming and stealing VA
rious articles. licniy Wyatt, same offence.
Charles Walsh, for assau!tinS and STAB
binc Charles Carter, ,'r.
James RI. Burnett, for stealing $500 from
E. r. Piikinton Il CO. John ". Bray,
same offence.
William IIartwcl. i0r aSSau!tln@ Beyer'y
Swan. Jacob Harris, same offence.
The grand jury also found true bill for
misdemeauor against c. Peterson Gt!0S {.
Walters for selling goods by sample with
out license.
The grand Jury adjourned until Tuesday
next at II O'Clock.
In the absence OF Nr. George D. Wise,
Commonwcalth's attorney, Captain ". w.
Cosby will act IN his stead.
The court meets at II O'Clock to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-21

For the Yeitow-ferer Sutercrs.-The
Church and Union Hill Amateur MinSirelS
gave a performance Thursday night at the
courthouse. The attendance was not is
large rs il should have been. but the per-
formancp was capital one, and those taking
part in it received liberal applause.
The Manchester MinStrels, through o. l..
Merritt, have cl9rel to y. G. Evans, OF the
Manchester Relief COMMITTEE, to play any
night named in Richmond or Manchester
for the same cau$c.
The committee recently appointed have
collected about 500.
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trOI' ti.r nisparch.I
ts2rEc!;r,1.

To Major Whitcom5. Captain Cunning
ham and crew Of tug Crai@hiil, Captain
Gallagher, editors cf the Di$patch, cditGr3
OF the State, editors Of San, &. G. BaugE-
man, Il. ". Gary d Co., and L. J. Crew &
Co.:
Gentlemcn.-Wc teaGer you, in behalf
Of the yelOw-fercr sufferers, Our sincere
thanks for your aid in our moonlight eX-
cursiol given on the 18th Of September.
Respectfully.
RICHMOND AND ST0NEwAIL
LODGES GOoD rEMPLARS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-21

DISTINGUISHED RAILROAD VISlT0Rs.-Mr.
G. p. Huntington and Charles CrocEer, Of
New York, were Ill the city yesterday
During the day they visited the Chesapeake
and Ohio wharvcS, where they witnessed
and cni Dyed the busy scene there presented.
Yesterday afternoon they went up in The
officers car with General Wicknam. to the
latter gentleman's home, at Wickham's, in
Hanover county, from which point they
will 20 over the entire line of the road. 1t
is stated that the visit is made with view
to western connections Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-21

ExcrasIoN TO WAsRisGTON.-The last ex-
cursion OF the season Go Washington Is an
nourecd to take place on Monday morning,
October 7, at 7:30 O'Clock. by the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railway, the tickets to be
good for fifteen days. There will be no de,
Jay, no change OF cars. and special arrange
mests will be made for colored people.
Tickets may be bad OF the committee: j..
M. Thompson, s25 Broad street; L. i.
Adams, 322 Sixth street: and j. b. SUIT,
705 Broad street; and at the train.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-21

BEDFORD ALUM AND IRON SPRINGS have re-
duced BOARD 10 TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS month
to favor those cut CT from home by yeilow-iever.
Fare AL Rooms warmed with wood fires. Car
riages meet visitors NJ Lyuchburz, Lawyers, and
Forest upon advice Of arriva!-latter two depots
four miles each from springs. No mountain dsmp-
ness nor seaside malaria. Greatest healtii-giving
waters known. Uueuualled for dyspepsia, diseases
peculiar 10 women debility, scrofula, and lnaarial
diseases. All the attractions. Wa:er, S. per ease
mass, SO cents and per package, TO those unable
to visit the springs.
Address A. NJ. DAVIES. President.
Lynchburg, Va.
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DOOLEY's YEASr.pOwDGR.-Ths truly unr!-
vailed bakin@-powicr stand, on is merits alone
and because OF lis pertcc: purity and excellence,
au from The fac. that every package Is strictly r;ll
wcI.h, the people nav. adopted Il i'll their house
holds and have the utmost confidence In IT, 1t
always does the work cfcctiailr. goes much further
f.: use and make, better and more wholesome ana
nutritious biscuits bread rolls. mullins, cakes. and
pastry tl.an nny other powder In the country.
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following officers for the ensuing quarter:
T. e. Meredith. ". p: John Rnsscil. W.
a.; w. H. L. Combs, r. s. lttirty-first
election): Fl. c. Curtis. ~. Il. s.; William
j. Johnson, T. s.; Moses Taylor. Treasu-
rer; Valentine Griffin, Chaplain; G.. E.
Meredith, Conductor; II. Nelson Graham,
A. c.; Richard II. Adams, |. s.; Lewis
Dckerson, Q. s.; W. J. johnson, L. d.
Delegates to Grand Division: Johnson,
Meredith, Evans, Taylor, Dickerson, Ora
ham.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-21

The IIethoGiSt RcUiudi.-At the Metbo-
dist church Thursday night Rev. Mr.. Jud-
kinS, o; Richmond, preached powerful
sermon from |. ihessaiunians, iv., II. There
was one penltcnt. Last night the meeting
was continued. and will he all next week.
There have been three converts up to this
date
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RICHMOND,


Richmond-1. 0, Q, 1, 2. 4, 2. 0 Ill.
Stonewal!-O, j. ., 6, 0. ,, l, 0, 3-17. Balls
cal!ed-On Hankins, 8; on Boschen, 10; on
Fox, 15. Strikes ca'leG-Of TTankinS, 2l:
off Boschen, %; off Fox, 81. Passed balls
HankiDS, I; Henry. /; Fry, l. Two base
hits--Bennett, l :; Thomas, I. Flys caught
Richmond, I; Stonewail. L. Flys missed
Richmond, | /; .Stoncwa!I, l. Double plays
Boschen, Galloway. and Powell, /; La
touche aud Powell, |; Baird and Birch, l.
The best playing was done by Aiessrs.
Henry. Baird, and Fry. OF the Stonewai!;
ana Bo*ciien, OF the Richmond club. I'm
pirc, Mr.. l.. Graves.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-21

Sent TO the Grdnd Jury.-Dr. John II.
Winfrcc was arraiGncd before Justices Mar
tin and Woodbridge yesterday on a charge
OF emhcZzIcmcnt, and sent on to the grand
Jury. The accused was baied in the sum
OF : 800
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-21

PARDON GRANTED.-Govcrnor Holiday
yesterday pardoned Augustus Hampton,
sentenced in the Hastings Court OF Ports
anouth in June, 1878, TO i've years in the
,penitentiary Tor robbery. The reasons for
the pardon are that Hampton was not pres
ent at his trial, having been previously
prosecuted 10 oWlawry, and the Judge
avhe tried him expresses the belief that he
could not have been convicted had he been
present and formally tried on plea OF not
CAllks.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-21

PERSONALLY telegram from New Or
leans reports kurtz, son OF the late DIR.
Wilson. dangerously ill OF yeilow-iever, and
his daughter Daisy also down with the
same disease.
NJ W. Warrington, Esq, treasurer OF the
Richmond and Petersburg railroad, lett the
city Yesterday for 4 short visit to Norfolk.
Information has been received in this city
OF the death OF Mr.. j. Wilson Heath, lii
Memphis. 0! ye!lnw-fcvcr. Mr.. Heath was
Il wci-known machniSt OF this city, and
went 10 Memphis some time during the war.
Genera! james Conuor, of South Caro-
lima. late A.torTey-G General or that State,
who has been arguing the case OF the South
Carolina railroad before Judge Bonds court
in Baltimore. is OIL il visit to friends here,
anu will leave to-day for his home at
Charleston.
j. D. X. Sieicht, Esq, OF Richmond. after
several months spent in Europe, has re-
turned TO the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-21

A CArT!o3 TD UrK READERS.-Thc alm' st In
variable fruit ui Il successful invention Is host OF
inferior imi at;ors. The patent L!SoLECH foor-
cloth Is no exception 10 this rule. lis durabtS ana
bcautyis pro.el beyond controversy. lie sure III
purchasing the goods tht y'hl Took on lie bacS OF
tie cloth for "LISOLErM': none other Is genuine
All carEet-tea.crs ke2pit.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-21

CHARGED WITH BUR6I I,ay-
lor tscaiarcd) was arrested yesterday by Ser
geant Seal on warrant charging hin with
breakine and entering tie store and dwell
ing Of JOHN McEvoy, Oh Seventh street be-
tween Cary and Canal, and carrying away
lot OF tabacco, bacon, twe boxes OF cigars,
and two dollars in currency. The goods
Were not Taeayered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-21

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear ana
cui.c warm, tho mercury reaching $50 at 5
=. NJ. During the day there were occasional
brisk winds from the south.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, 81 !;
A. NJ, IS: noon. 81; 3 p. M., So; Z.
NJ. SS; midnight. 69.
Mean temperature, rs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-21

DUFF, GORDON SHERRY four own importa.ion)
good quality and perfectly pure. a. s2 gallon.
W. D. BLAIR Sc Co..
903 Main s:reet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-21

The Sole Of Property.-A house on
Twelfth street between Scmmcs and the
railroad was sold Yesterday by 4. Royal to
Charles +. Moore for S49o. The property
Is Il part OF the Perkins estate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-21

OFFICERS ELEcTED.-Friendship Divl-
sion, No. (coloredl, Sons OF Temperance
has elected the following officers for the
next quarter: Worthy Patriarch, George
w. Churchill; Worthy Associate, Annie
Morris; R. S., Thomas Scott; 4: r. s., Ida
Hopkins; F. S.. r. 0. King; Treasurer,
Joseph Ii. Wilson; Chaplain. james Mar
tin; Conductor, Taylor Hodge; A. Con-
ductor, Charity Robinson; l. s., ]. A.
Page; 0. s., William Taylor; 2. ". F.,
Lucy Palmer; Deputy, r. 0. King. These
officers will be installed on the first Monday
in October.
Social Greeting Division, No. A, Wood
vile. has elected the following: Rev.
Charles c. Feggins, w. p; Martha john
son, w. A; Il. L. Gurdine, r. s.; Francis
Evans, A. r. s.. 4. Bruce Evans. +. 5. !;
Rev. C. q. Feggin<, Treasurer: i. Winston,
Chaplain; Miss Sarah j. Garnetl, Conduc-
tor; Lucy Level, a. c.; c. H. Cooper, J.
S.; Lewis level, o. S.; George B. Robin
son. P. w. p. r. B. Evans, State Deputy
g. W. P, assisted by 2. W. P: G. +.
Meredith, will install the above officers on
the first Tuesday in October.
Fidelity Division, No. l, has elected the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-21

The REGe&b--A consent osder has been
eudered by the Judge Of the Circuit Court
OF Richmond fek the clerk to make out and
haze printed for the use OF the attorneys the
record in the Washington and Ohio Rail
reaa case. 1t wni probably make eight or
nine hundred pages in manuscript.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-21

THE CASAL-MEETlNG OF STOCKHOLDERS.
An adjourned meeting OF tue stockholders
q: the James River and Kanawha Company
was held Yesterday afternoon in the Presi-
dents office Nr. Thomas W. McCance in
the chair.
President Johnston stated that the meet
in, had been called in consideration OF the
damages 20 the cnDal; also because the
stockholders had adjourned to meet at this
time. and for the additional reason that the
coutractors-,Jordau Ballard Il Co.--dcsired
70 submit proposition to the Ssockhold-
ers. The damage 10 the canal, he said,
eas, OF LynchbNrg was lnconslderabic. On
the sccond division OF the canal, from
Lvnchburg tc Lexington. the damage Will
amount TO about 323.j23. MeSSrS. JORDAN
Ballard tS Co. state that they cannot Dear
the loss without aid from the company IN
the sum Of $1,000. and the surrender OF
$40. 900 in bonds. They propose also that
the company shall bear one half OF the
losses occasiQned by the late floods, say Sl2,-
500. In OTHER words. the contractors pro-
pose to 90 on and complete the work under
the former contract, and propose to divide
the loss Of the recent fresnet between the
COMPANY and contractors.
MIR. Ballard. one OF the contractors, was
invited TO be present and explain his writ
ten proposition. Mr. Ballard said that his
explanation would be very brief. The work
had progressed very favorably, and WOULD
have been completed very soon had 1t not
been for'thc recent food. That flood came,
and il couldn't be helped. He thought II
the company could advance this money it
would be the means OF relieving the con-
tractors and completing the work. II the
money was not advanced he didn't see how
he could 60 on with The work.
Judge Meredith moved that committee
OF three be appointed to confer with the
contractors and sec what can be done
Agreed TO.
The Chair appointed MessrS. Johnston,
uartsook, and McCance, and the meeting
adjourned.
Dr.. A. Graham. Of Lexington, who has
FOR many years represented the States in.
tercst in the meeting of the stockholders OF
the James River and Kanawha Company
has resigned that position.
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THE poTenA Ac BeATs.
The pniadeIphia and English Stock
holders stand rirm.

THE PROTEST OF THE
STATE TaEY ADHERE TO THEIR REsoLU-
TON TO RESTORE THE BOAT LINE-THE
STOCK OF SIR. R.MoNcURE ROBINSON VOTED
TO TURN HIS son. OUT OF oFF1CE-A
CLEAN SWEET.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-21

MATCH GAME OF BAsE-BAIL.-Tbe match
game OF baseball yesterday afternoon be-
tween the Richmond and Stonewall Clubs
resulted in Z victory for the latter By the
score:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-21

SundHy- School JIeeting.-A wcll-atten@-
ed meeting OF The officers. teachers. schG-
lars. and friends o! the Meade Memorial
church was held Yesterday afternoon, and
un appropriate address was delivered by
Rev. Mr.. StringiciiOw.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-21

DEATH OF Mr.. PACE OF DANvInLE.-Mr.
r.. D. Neal, OF this city, received the FOL
lowing telegram last evening:
DanUiNe, Va., September 20.-Mr. Green
Pace died at P. NJ. Come up Tomorrow.
JAMES VI. NEAL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-21

VI. tIJfSHS n Co. arvcrt,sln" agents, inser' aI-
veriscInerts In al Of the newspapers OF the ur!iaa
s.tcs at publishers ratc:. Orders LETT al the p;s,
p0tch cOrEtnE- room Will receive pro;apt aI.Sa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-21

EFFECTIVE ARGUMENT FROM 4 LAwYEE>-
Thomas G. Hayes, ESQ.,, No. s04 north str;cEer
street. Baltimore, declared 10 friend The other day
That he had suffered with rheumatism. which he
contracted in The Confederate army, for over ten
years, often 30 that IS impossible to sleeps that
he took single bottle OF Herndon's Gyps},s Gift
moro than year ago. that 1t cured him in eighteen
hours, and he has pot felt pang or It since There's
no nonsense about that. Sold by all I've druggists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-21

SAVE MONEY hy naNIna Jour prInlrS doEe s.t.ie
DISPATCH rRiEGiSG-iIcusE, Good work, ~ "
prices. and s;tijfaCiinu guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-21

Guse- BqN.-Thc ArIingtonS and the
Grcenhorns play the last game Of the sc@son
this evening at ( O'Clock
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-21

The MUsicai3. 3.-'rhe third masic0le OF the
Beethoven Association. at Iicidcr's Hall,
was largely attended. and long and well
selected programme was cXccllcntl% reE-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-21

We have remnant OF CIGARS, all Havana G'!er
and binder good size, at s5 box. Call befsre they
are I'll gone. W. ID. BLAIR & co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-21

NoTARIEs QUALTIED.-In the Hastings
Court yesterday Messrs. James Lyons, DR.,
w. w. Cosby. Solomon Cuthens. ana
George c.. Jackson qualified as notaries
public for this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-21
LEVY BROTHERS.

LEVY BROTHERS.
FLANNELs, BLANKETS. CASiiMEREs,
ALPACAs. MOHAlES, CALlCOES,
LINEN GOODS.
HAMBURG EDGINGS AND ISsERTINGs,
ToRCuoN LACEs. RUFFLTSG,
LINEN COLLARS AND CUFFS.
GOODS FOR BOYS AND MEMS WEAR.
RIBBONS ASB FANCY GOODS In great var!eiy }
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-21

LADIES' hED cE>;TLEMES'S BOOTS and SHOES
hand-madc--;o orGcr-bcst quaiity-!aaranteca 10
.t-at BOSCIIEN'S. 500 2nd ) | Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-21

For OFFENSIVE BEEA1u from decayed teeth
and diseased gums. use MEADE & BAKERS CAR
BoLIc MouTH-WAsH. Fity cents bottle.