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QUE CLOTHING. besides beng thoroughly shrunk'
has been acknowledged b. those who have been &C.
custOmcd 10 favcr us with th'r patronage, rs re-
CARDS their getting up. the mak!n. aud trimming
in fact III every par;icula-they cInuot BE- eXCcilcd
and of those VINO have rot worn our goods: NIL that
ne ask Is fair trial. T.hn they wi have oppor.
tu.ity Of convincing Themselves is 10 the HIGH
STANDARD Of our garTcats. by which they will
find them 10 be the DESr and CHEAPEST in the
market.
We can 1t any size man boy.
\. SAKS 4 Co, Popular Cl0thiers
1913 Main street,
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CIRCUIT COURT JCRY.-The following per-
sons have been drawn to serve as Jurors at
the October term of the City Circuit Court,
which commences on the Dist OF this month:
Archer Anderson. George W. Richardson,
James Carter, William L. Baker, 5. n.
Davis, William E. johnson, Leroy A. Cren-
shaw. Theo. P. Mayo, Asa Snyd James
NJ. Macon, Edgar Jones, Napoleon Burke,
John H. Burnett, John Talman, Richmond
l.. Christian, and John II. Montague.
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A REPORTER OUT OF a SCRAPE.-G. Kettle
well, Esq, of the Erening BuN tin, Baltimore,
who was latelv the victim of three-months' spell
of intensely painful rheumatism iu the neck and
shoulders, found himself suddenly relieved by Or.
HEKyDoN'S GYPsT's GIFT, and after waiting q
reasonable time SAYS that lie Fully attributes his
cure TO that valuable medicine. 1t Is entirely ycge-
table. containing no minerals whatever, and can lie
had Of any live druggist.
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THURSDAY. OCTOBER 10, 1878.
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS P0E To-DAY.-For the Mid
Ole States, rising barometer. cooler north
west to southwest winds, and clear or clear
ing weather.
For the South Atlantic, and Cult States,
Tennessee, the Ohio Valley. and the Upper
Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys,
stationary or rising followed by falling ba-
rometer, cooler followed by warmer south
east TO southwest winds, and partly cloudy
or clear weather, except light rains and
clearing weather in the South Atlantic and
East Gulf States.
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ROOMS THIRD CONGRESSIONAL

EOOMS ! iiiRD VDNTKESsIUNALf
CONSERVATIVES DISTRICT COMMITTEE.
No q Eleventh street (up-slairSl
VNHE THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DIS
4 TRLCT COMMITTEE CONSERVATIVE
have established their headquarters at No. . i>lcv-
culh street iup-,t;,irs), between Main and BANK
streets and would lac pleased TO have the peopie OF
this dstrct confer with them in regard to The cin-
The rooms win be open from A. NJ. TO 3 2. H.,
and from s 10 ] o j. VI.
The cOu,piiIct. would be clad 10 have residents OF
:h counties visiting the city cal 1t their rooms and
make known the requirements Of their localities.
General JOSEPH T.. JOHNSTON, when not can
rassinr in The counties can be found here from IL
A. NJ. to p VI. -
All communications addressed To the Secretary
relating 10 district affairs Wi! receive the prompt
attention dine them. y. BELL BlGG Elk,
Dc 7-tNoNl secretary.
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LEVY BROTHERS are Offering EXTRA INDUCE
MEsrs this season to CASH PURCHASERS. as they
are determined TO maintain their reputation as Inc
..Ieaders OF low prices" They have just opened
full assortment of CLoAKs OF the late:t styles now
out.
levy BrorHERs make the low prices at which
they soil SILKS and MOURNING GOODS leading
feature in their business. CARPETS every lice ana
quality can be found In their assortment. FLAS-
SELs and BLANKETS are offered ut telnp'tngiy low
prices. They are Offering DOMESTIC GOODS at ns-
nres that can't be beat. Give Them call.
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ELECTION OF OFFIC ICERs.-At meeting OF
the Congregation Kenesseth Israel the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the ensuing
term Of twelve months President, Noses
Meyer; Vice-President and Treasurer,
Ellis Abram; Secretary, Sol. Solms; Trns-'
tees Reeve jacobs, II. Greenwald, Herman
Jacobs, and X. Fisher; Sexton, Isaac Solo
mon
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FLOUR FOR Brazil AND TOBACCO FOR Lon
DoS.-Thc following clcarances were re-
ported from the custom-house yesterday !:
The Norwegian bark Svalen, Rustad mas
ter, for Rio Janelro, with 1895 barrels Of
flour valued at 10000, shipped by the Gal
lego Mills Company; also, the Dutch brig
Harmonic, Doeryes master, for London,
with tobacco valued at $S2. .45l.4S, shipped
By sundry parties.
These vessels were under a charter from
Messrs. Curtis d Parker.
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GIVEN WHAT Tue LAW ALLows.-Ned
Henderson lcolored), who was badly shot
while robbing the cabbage-patch OF Mr.
Winder, in Henrico county, some time
since, was tried before Justice Hopkins at
Henrico County Cenrt-house yesterday, and
fonnd guilty OF petit larceny and sent to
jail for ten days, wilh thirty-nine lashes
added ,taa,s4-
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OLD RICHMOND LODGE, No. 10, A. F. AND
A. MAsoNs.-At Il stated meeting OF this
lodge 1the pioneer of the order in the city,
held September Sd last, resolution was
passed delegating to Mr.. Il. A. Brock, a
member Of the lodge, the task OF writing its
history from the time OF its institution.
Many citizens OF Richmond OF national rep
utatien have held membership in this lodge
amoag them Chief-Justice Marshall, at one
time master.
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STATE PROXY IN TEE JAMES RIVER AND
KANAwHA CoMPANY.-rhc Board of Public
Works have appointed Mr.. A. I. Barclay.
Of Lexington, proxy on the part OF the
State in the James River and KannWha
Company. Mr.. Barclay was endorsed by
all the prominent citizens Of Rockbridge
counfv zS 1s.as 5 y sEt5es.$ j.
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SECRETARY MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY
OF VIIGIS1A.-The Board OF Directors OF
the Mutual Assurance Society OF Virginia
have elected MIR. John w. Daniel, OF, Rich
mond, secretary. to fill the vacancy caused
by the deati, OF Mr.. I'll. D. Danforth.
Mr.. Daniel was formerly connected with
the Alexandra agency of the St. Louis Mu-
tuai Life-Insurance Company. the Georgia
Home, Old Dominion, and other fire COM
f,anies a u.
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Hang Out Your BannerS.-The Conser-
yative City Committee have had suspended
from their headquarters (at the corner OF
Hull and Ninth streets) to the post-oilicc
building, oppositc-through the courtesy
of Robert Beattie, Esq.-a banner EMS
feet, inscribed as follows: 81. L. john
ston, Conservative nominee for Congress.
\ protective tariff for all classes OF home
industry, without oppression to any. En-
nansion of the currency on solid basis
The flag, US it proudly breasted the broad
brcezes of heaven. was the subject OF adj
mirins remark from nearly all who Wit
messed it.
The committee has also had tranSpa-
rency put upon the Hull-strcet side OF their
HEADQUARTERS with this inscription: Con
servatiye Headquarters and Club-Rooms."
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The KdrniuGl Of the K. X. Il. h.-The
various komlck Krews Of komus hlubS OF
this city and vicinity have arranged an at
tractivc programme for their parade at the
approaching State Fair. There will be a
grand dress parade. 4 tournament in Wh!ch
some twenty gallant and gaily-attrcd but
bady-mounted knights will engage,
charge and coronation address will be de-
livered, a queen and four maids OF honor
crowned; and the ceremonies will be ap-
nroprate, imposing, and knightly. There
will be games OF handy on hoTsebact.
more iashionably known as 'polo."
Lastly, there will be horse-races-
anv animal making mile in less than
thirty minutes being ruled out as too pex-
ferrous. In the procession will be hits at
all the prevailing iollies and fashions. The
collection of horses, mules, &c., engaged
for the occasion would reflect credit upon
any first-class bone-yard in the country.
The vehicles will well match the 1--we (or
rather haf-dead) stock. The costumes VIII
be quaint, unique. and, in some instances,
gorgeous. The display will FAR exceed that
of last Christmas day, which created so
great a sensation. Licutenant-General
James T. Bradley has been appointed ilcld
marshal, with staff Of ten major-senerals
rs assistants.
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OLAY WAHD TO THE FRONT!

TLAI WARD TO THE FRONT!
GRAND RALLY OF THE CONSERVATIVE +
CITIZENS OF CLAY WARD AT BLEN-
NER'S PARK tWEST-ENDl,
THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 10TH.
There will he MASS MEETING Of THE CITI-
ZESS OF CLAY WARD ~ the West-Erd Park on
THURSDAY EVENING at ~ G'cloch. ON" people
are earnestly requested 10 a'ten" ana may expect i
thorough discussion OF the issues Of this Canvass.
Mtssrs GEORGE u. WISE, .--tasaass5
Hon. A. VI. kE!LEI.
WILLIAM I. KOlALL. Esq,
Major ROBERT STILES,
Colonel CHASTAlN WHITE,
DON l.. liALSEG.
and other gentlemen, viii address the hiectih".
g-2t
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The T1uRD-STREET AFRICAN CHURCH DIF-
FICuLTY.-The members Of the Third-Street
African church. Will meet tonight for the
purpose of laying their difficulties before
the Bishop, who will arrive here to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-10

Mqgor'S Court yesterday Mayor Clarke
fined Wash. Williams $3.50 and costs for
rocking the house of Salie Cousins, on Hull
and Twelfth streets.
Ned Goode and Wash. Rollins were fined
81 each and costs for lighting.
John Coleman, small colored lad, was
sent to Jail for ten days and ordered slight
fiogging for throwing rocks at Mary Grisg.
Several cases OF ordinance violation were
disposed OF and others continued.
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NORTH CAROLINA STATE FAIR-CHEAP
TIcKETs. The North Carolina State Fair
commences at Raleigh on Monday next the
14th instant. The Richmond and Peters
burg Railroad Company will issue round
trip tickets, good until Saturday the 10th IT,.
stant, Tor only 1925. ..z5.<.1 n. 81
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Good material is always requisite 10 great results
You may have the best flour. Eggs. mix, short enng
however and nil have poor bread. cake, pastry. ETC.
Why? You didn't use l)OoLEY'S YEAST-POwDER
With this last maggie eIcincn: 10 give order, harlno
ny, and union 20 the rest the rcsnit is natiiemIu
cIl certnIuty.
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/ GOING TO WAsHINGTON.-Compan +, OF
the First regiment, will leave here tonight
on an excursion to Washington, where they
will he the guests of the Washington Light
Infantry, Captain Moore.
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Another Gun for Johnslon.-A report
having gained circulation that Mr.. y. T..
Snelliugs, Of this city, was opposed to the
election OF General Johnston, your reporter
is authorized to say that such is not the
case, and that he was an original Johnston
man. Mr.. Snelings is engaged in business
at our market, served under General John
ston in the western army, and lost bo!h OF
his legs from cannon->hot at the battle OF
Marietta, or Eennesaw mountain, under
his ilIustrious commander. He wishes it
distinctly understood that lie is first, last.
and all the time for that hero. one blast
upon whose buge-horn is worth ten thou
sand men.
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THE HESRICo REPUBLICANs.-A meeting
OF the Henrico County Republican Com
mittee was held yesterday. A small num-
Der OF Republican politicians were also in
attendance from this city and the county.
After transactng unimportant business the
committee adjourned until Saturday.
Neither General Johnston nor Colonel New
man were endorsed as candidates for Con-
pracs
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warm, with brisk, high winds. %-
THERMOMETER YEsTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, 81;
9 A. NJ, 20; noon. 80; T. M, 81; I.
NJ, 1S: midnight, II.
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HUsTINGs CouRT.-John Rose, charged
with stealing harness from James Conway,
who was convicted at the last term OF the
court and sentenced TO the penitentiary for
two years, and who was on his motion
granted a new trial, was tried again yester-
day and acquitted.
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HAVE YOC SEEN
WtNASitETI,'S

ELEGANT RIADY-ltApE CLOTHING?
II not, call and inspect his goods and prices. No
one eau equal him. lie Is the largest Clothing Man
ufactrcr In the world
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CHEvIoT SUITS made TO order in Richmond al
low prices by e. q. sPETcE & Son.
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DISCOLORED TEETH rendered bCantltully wGitt
by the use OF MEADE u BAKER SaPoSfSE DEN
THRICE. FIFTY cents box.
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NJ FLLYSCN X CO.. advertising agents, insert ad.
vcrtiscmcuts In al Of the newspapers OF the Cni,se
Slaes III publishers rates. Oricrs left At the Dis
Intch countnS-room VIII receive prompt atten
n
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LADIES AND GES1LEMEN'S BOOTS and SHOES
haud-maGc-to ordcr-bcst qEa!ity-guarantecd Il
fit-at BosCuEN'S. 500 and ) ] Broad street.
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As 4 FRAGRANT AND PLEASANT WASH for the
mouth. there Is no hing good as MEADE 81 BA-
KRIS IAREoLlc MoUTH-WASH. Fifty ccuts
bottle
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SAVE MONEY hy navinc jour rraLih2 done az inc
DISPATCH rE!ET!NG-i.Cu>E. Good wors, 10"
prices, and satisfaction Guaranteed.
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FOR ULcERATED MOUTH the healing properties
OF MEADE X BAKERS CARBOLIC MOCTH-W III
are uuexce!lcd. Fifty cents Il bottle.
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The Public Schools.-Rev. Anthony
Blnga reports an enrolment OF II pupils at
the colored high-school. The following IS
the number enrolled at the other colored
schools: intermediate (Mrs. Gibbs, 30;
first primary (Mrs. Anderson). 43: second
primary Mrs. Wooldridge), 3G-total, III.
There are now over $50 pupils enrolled IN
oil of the public schools. At the school at
the Drewry farm. taught by Mr.. Howard,
there are 1S DIIDls.
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For ALL DISEASES OF TIE TEETH AND GUMS
use MEADE &c BAKERS CARDOLIC MOUTH
WASH. Fifty cents 4 bottle.
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PERsoSAL..-Rev. DR.. Hoge, in response
to a telegram. yesterday went to Alexandra
to oficiate at the funeral OF the wife OF Hon.
S. G. Nealc. Rev. Dr.. j. William Jones
preached for him last night.
General r. L. II. Beale, the Conservative
nominee for Congress in the First district,
was in the city yesterday.
Alfred S. Lee, OF Richmond, grand high
priest of the Royal Arch Chapter Of Vir-
ginia, was received with distinguished Ma
sonic honors by Mount Vernon Royal Arch
Chapter, OF Alexandria, Monday night, and
afterwards banqueted.
Rev. D. }. O'Connell. d. D.. has been
elected to the office Of spiritual consultor
OF the McGlI Lyceum.
A telegram was received from Major
John w. Daniel last night stating that be
would be here tomorrow hight, in response
to an invitation to address the Theatre
meeting.
The visitors to the Tobacco Exchange
yesterday were q. l.. Moorman, Bedford;
W. c. Shelton, Hanover; Charles W. Sta
than, Lynchburg; W. F. Snead, Goochland;
II. r. Holland, Fluyanna: w. II. Smith,
Charlotte; w. j. Jordan, Halifax; John O..
Cosby, Louisa; c. w. Spicer, Petersburg;
and D. D. Hildebrand, Allegheny.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT, YEsTER-
DAY.-The grand jury was again in session
Yesterday. Their findings were not made
public. There is business for the petit jury
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DRESS SUITS made to order in Richmond at low
prices by L. b. SPENCE son.
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CASHMERE SUITS made 10 orter in Richmond at
low prices by Z. o. SPENCE & SON.
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GOOD BUSINESS SUITS at $40. s12, S14. SIS,
SIG. and SIS. E. 3. SPENCE & Son.
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FOR OFFENSIVE BREATH from decayed teeth
and diseased guns. use MEADE & BAKERS CAR
GoLIC MOUrH-WASII. Fittr cents Il bottle.
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UNDERwEAE.-Laree stock OF UNDERWEAR a
bottom prices al e. 3. SPENCE & SONS.
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FOR BLEEDING GUNS. use MEADE & BAKERS
CAEEoLIC MOvTH"WASiI. Fifty cents bottle.
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BOARDERS
FOE RENT.

,L'OR RENT, FRAME HOUSE or Ess
l. the corner Of Thrt:eth aud Marshall Eli
streets. containing eight rooms. Latro,e stove In
basement. and all necessary out-iouscs: also, at
tacned to tic house Is halfac-e lot and wei, OF
good water. For terms apply Oh the corner OF Broad
and Thirtietl streets TO
n. J. III, T..
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INCIPIEST TARTAR AND SCrRF removed b.
MEADE Il BAKERS SAroEIIE DESTGFRICE
Fifty cents box.
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SCHOOL .sIIoEs, all the sryles, cheap at
II BoscurN's, 5oa ant GIL Broad street.
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HAVE YOUR CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER in
Richmond by 4. B.. SPENCE & SON.
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HORSESHOE.
Bow AND ARROW,
and large variety OF other designs
suitable for
WEDDING AND OTHER PARTIES,
JOHN MOETOS'S,
Main and Reservoir streets.
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OFFICERS OF THE MEETING:
PRESIDENT:
COLONEL JOHN B. YOUNG.
YICF.rRESIpENTS :

r,.o,,os W Nctspce, Charles NJ. Talbot,
Irr.WHrn y R:,rwr!l, Isaac W. Walker.
" u lIotcs John j. Crnichicld.
~ u : DarS,Sh;rc Samuel II. Puiiiaiu,
= - C.rdwcil 4. JEFF. Vaughn.
H. = II II Cha,n,prlaync, Archer Anderson,
r. Lindsay Ws!Sr!, ieSnie! Fl. rye.
E.n",ai :. pcv,6n wise. George :. Palmer.
w. Rra,lcush;y William Sears Wood.
f., inhm ~ n TnsC. WE. y. CUllin%sworth,
Dr. T.. :. Pend,otoo, ~. lhon. ,, ,.
fnr,niz William LOvenStciC,
T:tnr " GrubsS John NJ. Higgins,
W = r Crcrnry Charles l.. Todd,
! W Rryrr,1.c John II. Bryant,
w.; q Scott Alfred Courtney,
Ioi,n "a clsthoruc. James II. NchcrTocd,
General Z. T. Moore :. e. fIhSi'; ri;,,
Nathan HardgroTt, 5aluss e. ini'iPs'
Lloyd j. Bcai. II. !. Aut'as' - E,
y v Zee Samuel H. LiSSan,
William j yartrouch, NJ. Hcssbcrg,
Frank J. Riley. Ahorc" fi"H'"i. o1' o.
.Iutp
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L7OR RENT, DESIRABLE BRICK sssa
lt'cly occupied by T. 4. Paine. ESD. containing
about ten rooms and all of The most modern convc-
THAT FIkST. Glass RESIDENCE. No. 102 west
Grace street. near Adams lately occupied by &. A.
E;aldwin. Esd, conairIg ten roons and all of the
most modern convcnicnces.
Also, FIRST CLASS RESIDENCE on the south
side cf Franklin street. between Third and Fourth
streets. lately occupied by Or. /. Il. watkins. ccn-
taining ahout twelve rooms and everything COM
plete. .
Also the FIRST-CLASS RESIDENCE. No. li6
south TbIr, street, between Cary and Canal streets,
adjoining the residence OF Eni.ers Robinson, con-
tanning about twelve fourteen rooms, and Mi mod
ern cOnrenicncnS.
Also. many SMALLER RESIDE NCES In differ
cnf portions OF the city, which offer at low rents.
Apply to RoBlRI Is; IL N.
nr S-3t 1912 Main street,
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PERSONAL---VERY.. w. G. Lumpkin, OF Pc
tersburS, formerly pastor OF the Methodist
church in this city, was in Manchester yes
terday.
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OOMS FOR RENT-LOWERf f
H PART OF HOUSE.-Severai ROOMS suit .,::l
able fur small family housekeeping. No Children
oc 9.2t* 632 SEVENTH STREET.
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NoBpY STYLES OF sUlrISes at E. 3. SPENCE
& SONS.
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FURNISHING GooDs-larse stoca-at low price
ut K. d. SPENCE ( SONS.
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THE FEVER FUsD.-Total receipts, So.

Through Rev. j. A. Dearborn, from
Gethsemane church. Hanover, $12.35; Wal
nut Grove Baptist church, Hanover county,,
making s21 in all contributed by this
church.
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4itI,ll,olld lispatfll.

1 s~THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCu.
LArIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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EOR RENT. THAT VERY DES1- ss
E RABLE STORE. No. 1897 Main street, f:l
ruw occupied by James t,oden, Estl. between TS!-
tc,nth and Scytntc' nth strcG's. For 4 shoe :ty-
goods clot hing. any retail business. has no Sd-
pcrur III the city. Posses. ion IN IA few DAYS. \
ROBERT Is. LYME.
nc Sat 1912 Main street.
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TOR RENT, THAT VERY DESl- Is
4 RABIE TENEMENT In Jones's Row, on f.Gl
the corner of Grace and Jefferson Streets now o,cu-
pied hy 3Fr. p. H. Bask"rvill, containing about tea
rooms s.s. wafer. nah. and all mos dern improve
uIrnfs and cnnvenencrs. RtnI very low. i he prt-
nliscs can be Inspected by applying at he honse.
ROBERT B. LYME.
Main street.
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HORSESHOE.

NEW FLORAL DESIGNS.
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m 8 ID. S Z Q q. J.
81 coWARpIM 9 ELLYsoAs
~, = :. su-,sy hafA.Ly IN ADVANCE.
:. ntspa Arch Is delivered to subscribers
yigFSME,nI, SM,I,eS Dat At ss per snna 90 forsix months
We SnsRS 81 pisfATcH At ss per an.
ss WsNTshY ssseh & 81 pa'fi !. per
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lxaEENBAcKs FOR ALI
.n,Sn,NcE OF PArER-MoNEY, BUT ON a a
SOLID BASIS.
GRAND CONSERVATIVE MAss-MEETiSG
RICHMOND THEATRE
FRIDAY NIGHT, OCTOBER 18th,
HINDER THE AUsfIcRs OF THE
CITY CENTRAL CONSERVATIVE
COMMITTEE.
,ryr FALL. HAS STARTED-GooD AND TRUE
MEN .RoUSE-sTAND BY YoUE COL
oRs-LET THERE BE AN ACTIVE
r.syAss-REBUKE THE DEMAGoGUEs.
There will, be grand mass-mecting OF the Con-
~.-rs,,ve voters OF Richmond 1t :he Theatre on
rplpAY NIGHT, October 1lih' at 74 o'ciocS'
,,nicn all of our people earnestly requested to
attend.
SPEAKERS:
GENERAL JOSEPH L. JOHNSTON,
uoS. ". d. QUESENBERRf,
MAJOR John W. DANIEL,
CAPTAIN FRANK Y. WINSTON,
CoyERSoH j. l.. MARGE,
WILLIAM l.. ROYALL, ESQ,
AND OTHERS.
OFFICERS OF THE NETTING:
PRESIDENT:
COLONEL JOHN b. YOUNG.
yICE-PRESIDESTS: