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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-07
pFps0yAI.-J. w. Verlander,

PERsoNAL.-J. W. VerIander, Esq, a
prosperous merchant Of Huntington, for
merly OF this city. was here Saturday. lie
has been on visit to New England, and as
delegate attended the sessions OF the
Catholic Union at Worcester, Mass.
Congressman Jorgensen was at the Ex-
change Saturday.
Among the visitors to the Tobacco EX-
change Saturday were J. A. White, King
William; J. B. Kenmard, Cincinnati; j.
W. Verlander, West Virginia; J. +.
Hoover, Orange; o. E. Lohrke, New York /;
and f. p. Robertson, Chesterfield.
Governor Matthews, of West Virginia,
and Senator Quesenberry, Of Caroline, were
in the city on Saturday.
Mons. de Sibourg (vlce-consul OF France.
in Richmond) and family returned home
Saturday after an extended tour to the far
West and the North.
K. NJ. Furman, Esq, OF the Citizen, Ash
vile, n. c., is stopping at the st. james.
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THE ARMY OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA FUND.
Mr.. Leroy S. Edwards, treasurer OF the
Army of Northern Virginia fund, on Satur-
day turned over S20.25 to Mr.. Quarles,
treasurer of the Relief Fund, to be for
wardcd to the Louisiana Division at New
Orleans, and Mr.. Quarles will send the bal
ance OF the Army Of Northern Virginia
fund in bis bands, amounting to s37l.55, to
the Louisiana Division. This will make the
total amount sent from here to the LouiSi-
ana Division s2,33791. Mr.. Edwards desires
that funds already collected for the Louisi-
ana Division be forwarded to him promptly,
but that no further collections be made, as
the louisiana Division declare that they
have received sufficient aid. Funds already
collected, however, will he forwarded.
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THAT CHURCH DIFFICULTY.-The follow
ing notice is posted on the door OF the
Third-Street African church:
"The undersigned, trustees of'the Ihlrd-
Street African Methodist Episcopal church,
in the city of Richmond, hereby give no.
tice that we have locked up and fastened
the doors OF the said church until the bishop
Of the district in which said church Is situ-
ated shall otherwise direct, acting under in
structions of meeting OF the members OF
said church. =,
mAnd we hereby give notice that while
we will carefully avoid on our part COM
mittine any breach OF the peace, and will
use ali proper efforts to prevent it, yet II
the doors of the said church should be
forced, or any attempt made TO do so by any
person or persons, steps will be forthwith
taken to have such disturbers of the peace
arrested and dealt with according to law"
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INSTALLATION OF OFFICERs.-Thomas R.
johnson, D. G. w. G. r., has installed the
following officers Of st. CroiX Lodge, No.
II, T. o. of Good Templars r. A. Reed,
w. Z. t.; Martha Jinkins, W. V. t.; Sam
uel Wilson, W. S.; Thomas Scott, w. r.;
T. R. johnson. W. F. s.; Martha Thomas,
A.. S.; Eliza Hampelton, NJ; L. ?. Reed,
D. Nj; Fannie Smith, 4. FL. S.; Maria
Smith, l.. II. S.; Martha Oliver, 1st g.;
Mary Robertson, I'd G.; representative to
the Grand Lodge, which meets in Peters,
burg, Va. on the 5th day OF November,
1878. Thomas Scott and r. A. Reed.
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BEDFORD ALUM AND iRo% SPRINGS have re-
duccd board 10 TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS month
To favor those cut of from home by yellow-ievcr.
Fare Al. Rooms warmed with wood fires. Car
rlagcs meet visitors al l.yEcahur2. lawyers, and
Forest upon adT:cc of arriya.--aitcr two depotS
four miles each from! springs. 10 mountain damp
ness nor Seasi,l. malaria. Greatest health-.iviuG
waters known. UucIailcd for dyspepsia, diseases
pcculiar 10 women. debii, scrOGula and ipaiaTial
Diseases All the attractions. Water, IL per case ;
mass. so cents AMI s. per package, TO those nnabe
10 visit the springs.
Address A. VI. DAVIES. President.
LynchburE, Va
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BELL1GERENT.-Sat Saturday evening paint
er named j. E. Askew, formerly Of Wash
iuston, D. e., while under the influence OF
liquor, got INTO a difficulty ut the Second
Market. The clerk OF the market, Mr..
Timberlake, took Askew into custody and
carried him to the Second station-house.
On the way the prisoner was violent, and
kicked the clerk. The Police Justice will
settle with him this morning.
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POLICE Court, SATUEDAY.-JuStice Jo-
seph j. White presiding.-Saln. Richard
son (colored), arrested by Sergeant Palater,
charged with breaking and entering the
fowl-house of Mr.. Isaac Mercer and steal
ing five chickens, was found guilty OF re-
ccivng the property, and sentenced to re-
ccive thirty-nine lashcs. SAM, upon the
announcement of this decision, indicated
his purpose to appeal, whereupon the Police
Justice told him to decide quickly, for II be
did not acquiesce i'm this Judgment he would
send him on charged with felony. After
consultation with his counsel, Mr. Noise,
Sam. took the latter's advice, and concluded
to accept the laShes.
Watson Morris and Frank Williams (col-
oYed), who broke open Mr. Mercer's coop
and took the chickens and sold them to
Sam. Richardson GreeIy admitted their
guilt, but claim that they were insti@ated
thereto by Sanl.), were sent on to answer
an indictment for felony.
William Robinson (colorcd) was convicted
Of stealing lot OF manufactured tobacco
from Messrs. Lawrence Lottier d Co., and
sentenced to twenty stripes.
Thomas Anderson (colorcd). charged with
receiving the above tobacco, knowing 1t to
be stolen, was found not guilty.
John L. Harris, Edward q. Taylor, and
number OF other coorcd persons, charged
with trc$passing upon the premises of tho
Third-Street fcoored) Methodist church ano
mailing up the doors, were al! tlSchaf@ca,
il appcarinc that there was nothing in the
matter cognizablc by justice Of the peace
The rights of the parties in the matter VII
have to be adjudicatcd in court oI
chancery. Parson Nicholas was repre-
sented in count by Mr.. S. B. Witt, and tht
trustees (who had the doors nailed un) BY
Judge II. II. Marshall. The trustees have
possession OF the church, and have it lockce
up.
A mulatto named Philip Lane, supposed
to nave had hand in the Drlnaard mardei
in Goochand, was committed 10 await tht
action OF The Goochland authorities.
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On the Water Line.-.For the quarter
ending September 30th business generally
WAS better with the mills on our waterfront
than for Il corresponding period or some
time. At this time all the establishments
from the sunlac mills to the Manchester corn
mills are ut work on full time, with Iuil
forces, and are paying fair wages at regular
stated intervals.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Military Visit.-The First battalion of
coIored volunteers will parade Monday eve
ming, and afterwards visit this city, where
they will engage in n battalion drill and
have parade. This battalion en-
braces all the colored companies in Rich
mond and the Union Guard, OF this city.
R. II. johnson, OF Richmond, is major ano
Joseph Brown Johnson, Of Manchester, ad-
iutant, OF the battalion. The discipline,
soldierly bearing. and proficiency in drill
Of the battalion has heretofore called forth
deserved encomiums.
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The Public SchooLS.-As heretofore an
nounced the public schools will open to-day
at 8 O'Clock. Parents and guardians will
please see that the pupils attend promptly
in order that they may be properly cassl-
fed. BY doing this Inconvenience will be
avoided both by the teachers and the
scholars
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Sale of VatuaJte Real EState.-The we'll
known Klcvesahl property, better known
as =. Big Joc's," was sold at auction FRIDAY
afternoon by \. Royail, auctionccr and real
estate agent, to Mrs. Mary Schroth, for
q, 200. Mr.. Royal also sold house and
lot on Twelfth street near ;hc Petersburg
depot, to G.. +. Moore, for Sj25.
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On Bridge Auenue.--Bridge avenue from
Hull street to the Danville arch ID now in
very good order. From the arch to the
Free bridge is as bad as it possibly can be,
and at night is the most dangerous locality
in the city. It's condition appeals i'll mute
but eloquent terms for instant action. 1t IS
main lhoroughfare, and the people should
demand that it be put in passablc condi-
fipn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-07

Mr.. G. A. DELARUE, well known TO the public
from his connection with the bars OF the Exchange
Hotel and White Sulphur Springs, has rented the
liquor privileges Of ZeGelie'5 Park Hotel He will
manage The bar. and also furnish liquors ordered for
the restaurant-taolcs. Sr. DELARuE IS polite and
Accommodating gentleman, master Of his busi-
ness. and deserves the encouragement and support
OF his friends and the public generally. Give him
Ill
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The Beethoven Husicale.-After the re-
porter lett the musicale Friday night, hiss
Sue Thomas and Mr.. A. c. Harding, by
general request, sang the serio-comic ballad
s.Mr. and Mrs. Jones" IN excellent style
The wrong name was furnished for the
beautiful violin solo. 1t was executed by
Mr.. Julius Peters.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-07

THE SIEGE OF YoRKTowN.-The stormins
OF the redoubts at Yorktown is the subject
OF an immense historical painting presented
the State by Mr.. w. W. Corcoran, OF Wash
ington. 1t has arrived in the city. The
question now is, ':What will the State do
with it?'s 1t is much too big to be put in
the Library,
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GRAND JURY.-The following is list of
the grand jury of the Hastings Court for the
October term. which begins to-day: Will
liam II. HaXall, Benjamin G.. Gray, c. r.
Morrison, A. b. Clarke, Lewis Booker,
Charles r. Davis, George A. N0lting, Viii
liam Holt Richardson, Sr., Charles N.
Branch. The grand jury meets at II A. NJ.
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The Police Bo0rd.-At the last meeting
of the Police Board, called by the Mayor
on business OF importance, but one member
presented himself. Are our public func-
tionarics getting weary in well doing pro
bono DuGic0?
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WEATHER REPORT.

SYNOPSIS FOR THE PAST TwESTT-FoUR
HorRs.- Washington, October A.--A slight
depression extended from, Georgia to Penn
svivania; cooler northerly winds prevailed,
with threatening and rainy weather. from
the Lake region and Northwest southwark
to the interior OF the Gulf States; partly
cloudy weather prevailed over the Middle
and New England States, with cooler north
west to southeast winds. The rivers have
slightly fallen, especially at Cairo and Menu
phis. ,,.,
INDICATIONS FOR SUSHAY.-For the Mid
die Atlsntic States, falling barometer, north
east TO southeast winds, stationary tempefa-
ture, cloudy weather, and possibly light
rains.
For the South Atlantic States, northeast
yeering to southeast winds, falling barome-
fer. warmer and clear followed by CLOUDY
and possibly rainy weather.
THE WEATHER on SATURDAY was clear ana
mild.
THERMOMETER SATURDAY: 6 A. NJ, 62 !;
9 A. ~, ID noon, rs; 8 P. M., 81; & L.
NJ. so: midnight. TO-
Mean temperature, T45.
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Personm-Dr. John W. Wake, Com
monNealth's ATTORNEY Hancock. Assistant
Treasurer \. +. Moore. and other Chester
field men, were in the city Saturday.
The venerable Daniel Ferguson is report
nd bcttnr
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POLITICAL. be City Conservative Com
mittee will meet. tonight for the transac-
tion OF business relating to the congress
sional canvass. .....ss-,4
A series OF Conservative meetings are to
be arranged. General Johnston will speak.
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A. GREAT CONFERENCE.-The street-cars
now run from the corner OF Eighth and
Broad streets to the corner OF Main and
Laurel streets until II o'clock at night. 1t
cannot be long before the cars will be run
over the entire line at night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-07

When you see family always characterized oY
The most light and delicious bread and rtSiry' you
nccdl,', ask If they use DooLEY'S YEAST POWDER
or not Assume II To be the truth and you'll always
ll, the mark. Another prime advantage Of lhls
splendid article is that il cuts down Inc groctrS
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pIoroGRApi.s HAVE BEEN REDUCED ~ PRICE
At ASpERsoS.S GALLERY-SIr. ANDERSON has
lust returned frcm Europe with many new ornt-
mcuts and accessories 10 be Introduced i'll photo
graphic mpo itiors He is. in fact, prepared 10
nnnly Eli The highcst imnroycMlenls IN The Art.
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EXCURSION TO THE NORTH To-DAY.-The
last excursion train of the season from
Richmond to Washington and the North
will leave Richmond this morning by the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway ut 1880
o,nlnnE
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THE GREAT NEW YORK hUCTIoN-HoCSE.-
Large and extensive Improvements have been mace
In this house for the winter caulpalSl ana III a'i-
other column Is announced the first grand il opc!i-
iDg-TuESDAT. October Sth. instant.
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RE SURE and read the advertisement. In another
column, of the NEW YORK AUCTGoE-Hourh, Ill
| which is announced the first grand tal! opening
TUESDAY. October Sth-of the larges! stock OF DRY
| Goods, Fancy Goods, and Cloaks ever exhibited
south OF New York.
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A SATURDAYS STROLL THROUGH THE MAR
KETs- FISH, FLESH, Fowl, FRUIT, AND
FARM PEoDUCE-No FLOwERS-CURRENT
RATES FOR CuLINARIEs.-There is but little
doubt but what il some OF the men who
stand in the market-place and vend out the
nccessaries and luXurieS that so well adorn
and add beauty to the Sunday dinner-taDle
were sentenced to be hung they would
erumble. 1t seems to be part and parcel OF
their frail natures to complain. Last SAT-
urdav evening. although the markets were
crowded to discomfort, and butchers, ana
hucksters, and yegetable-rnen, ana nstl-
monners, all seemed to be busy. and
the spirit Of traffic in its hYe!lest
mood, nesrly every one with whom
YOU conyersed was singing, " Hard Times,
Come Again no More" The butcher-stal, l.,
with its nice beef, and choice mutton, ana
premium pork, and fat (not bat9 steaks, TO-
cether with tripe and tongue and sausage,
looked very tempting. Prices ranged from
10c. for common to l5c. per pound lof choice
meats. Vegetables almost went begging
turnips, cabbage, potatoes, &c, &c, abound,
ing in superabundance. The booths devoted
to the sale of country produce were abun-
dainty supplied at the following quotatlons
Eggs, 159lG3c. per dozen; butter, la02?c'
per D0uNus CllChCilSS -uSSooS' ~
TIE fish-benches looked clean and fresh,
and the balm OF thousand crabs and stur-
ceon was wanting. Spots were scarce; trout
plentiful at zoe. per bunch; drums, blue
fish, and founders, 10c. per pound
oysters, 75c. to 81 per gallon; crabs
scarce at from 80 to 40c. per dozen.
There were no sora in market. Ap-
Piles were the principal fruit, and chest
nuts and chinquapins could be had III any
quantity. October is the season Tor red
apples and brown nuts. but not OF flowers,
and there was an absence OF these things OF
beauty. There were a few watermelons
that looked rs green as the most fastldlous
could wish his grass 10 be kept. On the
sides OF the market the snack-women and
the old-clothing yenders kept up puSy
trade, and all around the voices OF the boys
| peddlng needles, buttons, soap. blacklng'
and other notions, could be heard. In this
time of general depression it is pleasure
| to know that most articles OF family mar
keting remain cheap, enabling the thrifty
housewife, for small sum, to prepare !:
substantial repast for her spouse and llttle
ones on '.the day OF rest.''
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STATEMENT BY A BALTIMORE CITY OFF.
c1.L.-" Having suffered for several years with
rheumatism In my back and arms, with only partial
lief from outward applications, at last rred Dr.
Herudon,s GYPsY's GIFT. After using half oott.e
found the palms had entirely left me and have NOT
returned since. htChAnn
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PARDON REFUsED.-The Governor satur-
day refused to pardon Samuel Washington
fco!ored), convicted in 1876 in the HustlnSs
Court OF Richmond and sentenced TO use
years In the penitentinry for forgery.
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The HuStings Court.-The October term
of the Hustings Court does not commence
until Monday the 2lst. This month COIN
ing in on Tuesday makes the term com
mencc as late as it is possible for it to do.
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Nearly Compteted.-Work is progressing
very faYorably on the handsome brick
dwelling Of Mr.. Samuel {. Taylor, or The
corner OF Eleventh and Perry streets.
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The County Court.-The County Court OF
Chesterfield will meet to-day at II O'Clock.
The criminal docket is small one, and ii is
expected that the term will be short time.
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REVENUE COLLECTIONS FOR THE WEEK.
The amount Of United States internal reve-
nue. for the week ending Saturday was
s54. .1Gs. .4G, MS follows: Monday, 12,70s.73;
Tuesday, S7.28S.20; Wednesday, $S, 73!.4;
Thursday, $40, 1920; Friday, Ss,3A.74;
Saturday, SS.727.1S. THIS is an increase
Of s., ,l20.40 over the amount reported Tor
the week ending September 2stb, When u
was $53,Q48.C6.
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The registers have now been in use here
twelve and half months.
The above table does not include the spe-
citic tax and gallon tax.
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GEDEEREES. &c.

~ BONES CHOICE c. r. BACON
~ SIDES, IS l!rrccs choice CASFASEi,
HAMS, so Iierccs and tubs LARD. for sa,cai lo*c-t
market price. foc ~ \. ,. SIokE, u 49, ".
DACON SHOULDERS. No. ,; BULK
. SHOULDERS, No. 9: UNCANNASED HANS.
No.: SIC;AR-CURED BREASTS, No. z; tor
sale low 10 close consignment. , c,>
Cc7 n. !. SIohE9 ~ wa
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DISCOLORED TEETH rendered beautifully white
by the use OF MEADE II BAKERS SAPoHlNE DEN
THRICE. Fifty cents Il box.
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FOR OFFENSIVE BREATH from dccaycd teeth
and diseased gums. use MEADE. & BAKERS CAR
EoLTC MovTH-WASiI. Fi!tv cents bottle.
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LEVY BROTHERS

LEVY BROTHERS
show large stocl OF FLATNELs Of every descrip-
tion. and are selling them n low prices.
They also show large assortment of
" BLANKETS. DRESS GOODS,
FANCY GOODS and NOTIONS,
CARPETS, ECGS, MATS,
MATING, WiEDow-SEApEs,
CURTAINS, &C.
For FIR: t-class goods IL The lowest prices call at
LEVY BROTHERS.
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For ALL DISEASES OF TIE TEETH AID GUMS
use MEADE & BAKERS CARBoLIC MOUTH
WASH Fifty cents I hottie.
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THE VIRGINIA HOTEL. Stauntcn, Va. offer; SUI
pe rior accomni 1;,auns n moderate rates. TERMS :
50 and $3.50 PER day. headquarters for CONNER
clal men, anl only - per Gay.
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DUFF GORDON SHERRY tuur own importation)
Il gopd quality AND perfectly pure. al s2 gallon.
W. ID. BLAIR K CO..
g03 Main street.
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SAVE MONEY ry n.TIng yoIr printing done at the
DISPATCH rEINT1$G-i!or-E GOOD Work, 10"
nri:..s. and siIlsIncInn gMaraMtt-.tl.
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FoR ULcERArED MOUTH. the healing properties
Of MEADE Il DAnEE'S CAEgoLIC MoUTn-WASu
are uneXceIled. Fifty c.u;s Il bottle.
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VI. ELLYSnS X Co. advertising ascnts insert ad'
vcrtiscnent: IN IL; of he newspapers of the Uniiso
Si:pcS i: publishers rates. Orders left at the D:s
pntci couutm--rOO!E Nil receive premst atOen
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AS 4 FRAGRANT AND PLEASANT WASH for the
mouth there l. nothing 80 good as MEADE " BA-
KEH'S CAEBoLlC NourH-WAsH. Fifty cents 4
bottle
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4 GOOD MINED TEA at so cents n pound.
W. ID. BLAIR Il Co.,
903 Main street.
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RlzE-DaILL.At the plize.drill OF COM
pany G Saturday night Sergeant Grafton
was the successful competitor.
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LADIES AED GGSILEMEE'S BOOTS and SHOES
hanG-naGc-tO Crier-bcst Guaiity--Harahtecd to
Gl-at EosCuES'S. SEQ and ) Broad street.
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4 very large stock OF This seasons styles in BEA-
YER. DIAGONAL, MATTELASSE. ana RoCH
CLOTHS, now nrcu. They claim to have the orst
STYLES, largest stock, and cheapest CLOAhS Iii the
city.
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DRESS GOODS.
TRIMAIISG-vELVETS,

Additional attractions Mauy new styles opening
this week. at prices that cannot fail to please.
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JOHN WAEANAKER.

FALL CyERcoATS,
Elcgan: S:uck-La'eSt styles,
S., sic. $3.50, S1J,
uTegualled in The city.
JOIN WANAMAKER,
Tenth and Main streets.
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JUICY PEARS. aud Of Il nice flavor, ut PIZZINls.
PASTRY, such rs pies, cakes, &c., made iresh al
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We have 4 remnan: o: CIGARS all Havana filler
and binder, good size, Il; :5 box. Gail before they
are all gone. W. u. ELAIg s. Co.
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NEW RAESISS, NEW EDAM CHEESE. at
CHRISTIAN e WHITES.
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IScIP!EST TARrAE AND SCURF removed by
MEADE & BAKERS SApoSESE DENTlFEiCE.
Fifty cents 4 box.
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" & Z. MITTELDORFER,
80 NO. 527 BROAD STREET.
,r-cT1oS BARGAINS RECEIVED By EVERY
STEAMER.

VT ,rr, r ssrMFRE at S7H4c. worth Soc;
~ SSCE S,NSIiaIFHk 1T SOC. worth 63c: at 62Sc.
worth s7Rc.; AZ 75c. worth 81; a! of':c. worth
III TX iLrACAS from 12!sc. I" Soc.-srea' par
-, c,TTrFT>-Iiemp at ] 8 aud 20c.; lnarain at 20,
80 35. 40, 90. and hcc.i . ....
A large ,tock of RUGS: ,,,., ,o..
N0SfE!Y, from auction In childrens, misses .es,
iaSis' and ccltlciuens, n rriccs TO a>tonlsn ai
pr sSEr'T> C!.OAkS, SHAW Is, CASSlM EHES,
1'N NWtTEErEUOFS. IN great abundance and very
chras. ,-.,. .,no,. ,,a ,,r,c.s
LHrE E ''' 10. ( r. MlTTEEDoHFER X.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-07
rARDozO, FOURQUREAN & CO.
DRY GOODS,
CLOAkS.

Stocks IN all departments largely rcplenished.
Fresh novelties received by every steamer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-07
The STofratt.Register Tnx.

the STofrett.Regsster TEX.
The following shows the Mofettregister
tax as returned to the Commissioner OF the
Revenue OF this city from the beginning Of
the system to the 1st instant:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-07

YOU CAN GET BETTER hLBUM-PHoToGRAPHs 8
at FRAYsER's GALLERY than any other gallery IN
the city. We recommend him.