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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-05
LOCAL MATTERS.

BRIEF ITEHs-PE PERSONAL. Mr.. Kei.
ley and Colonel Gilman spoke successfuily
70 an immense meeting at Fredericksburg
night before lastf1ft ~. ~, c.nE.sa IL
Mr.Jehu 3. auy,of Chesterfield, sent to
our Office ION Monday bunch Of ripe
straw berries growing upon the vine, and a
cluster OF greet apples from young tree
both being second crop. How's that for
November fruit? -
f A well-knoWn gentleman in this city has
received q, letter from, Washington, D.. c.,
suggesting that Richmond should be repre-
senled by some OF cur military or civic or
CARNATIONS on the 10th and Goth OF Novem-
Der upon the occasion OF the unyeilingi OF
the Thomas statue. Mr.. IT., n. Bradley,
No. 81 D street, Washington, D. e., will
give any information desired on the SUBJ
ject. a. -
b A private letter from David Neal, the cell
ebrated American artist in Munich, an
nounces that he has accepted an en- gage-
ment to visit Richmond, Va, 10 paint a
couple OF portraits. He expects to be In
tbfs city about the Isl. OF February. ~.
I. sYeste rday was election-day, and the Hust.
iags Court, in consequence, was not in ses-
sion.
Many trees in the city were>in full leaf up
caused the leaves 10 witber and fall, like
the cause OF the Resdiusters before the peo-
ple's ballots. ,s... e
The revenue collections yesterday were
S5,091. -: ..
The Grand Conclare of the Grand Com
nandery, knights Templar OF Virginia, in
this city next week, will be one OF the
most splendid demonstrations of the kind
ever seen In the State. It is expected that
four or five hundred knights will be present
for the parade.
The streets are fearfuly dirty; but it
seems nothing can be done to clean them.
Rain is about all we have to depend upon.
$ The weather is favorable for walking and
othex matches, especially for other. h9
;. Colonel Mcdonald will in a few days put
in the Reservoir Park lake a large number
OF imported German carp. He will also
have sufficient number to scatter through
the State. 80 '~"-h' - 81 =,
The Board OF Governors Of the Mozart
Association have adopted the following re-
solutions .......
Resolved, That the heartfelt thanks Of
the Association are Justly due and are here
by rendered to the entire cast and chorus Of
the amateur company who so successfully
rendered the opera Of Pinafore for the ben
eft Of the Association during the past two
weeks. Their generous and untiring efforts
have gone far towards relieving US Of debt
and establishing the ability OF the Asso-
citation TO produce works OF higher grade
for the enjoyment Of its members and the
public.
Resolued, That especial thanks are due to
the indefatigable director OF the opera, Mr.
c. L. Siegel who, on this as on former oc-
casions, has shown himself so we'll qualified
for such work. ST..
Mr.. RyIand Fl. Epps, while engaged yes
terday morning in shinglng house on
Main street between Eighteenth and Nine
teenth, was precipitated from the third
story to the ground. He was not seriously
hurt. He has had several similar accidents.
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POLICE CoURT, YEsTERDAT-Justlce Jo-
seph j. White rssidias.-Frank s: sapp-
SON, charged With. assauhipg john MeLtain,
was discharged upon payment OF COSTS
i i.i,Alfred' Harris 1coloredb' charged With de-
ceiyipg Mary Miles. Case, continued until
to-day. Bail allowed in $780, ii,-D II ! 4
Reilly Brown 1coioredi, charged With en-
tering the storehonse OF A. a. Mott O. 60.
in the nighttime with intent to commit lar.
ceny therein. Not q Felony; but the ac-
cused being o common thief and a noto-
riously bad character he was required TO
fnd surety for good behavior for term OF
twelve months from date in $3.50. Com
mftted In default. l,itt szlt.
Peter Anthony, charged with driving
earelessiy, was discharge ged-wrong man.
4 John Taylor, charged with creating .
disturbance on the street. was fned ss,eo.
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: * has the bsst kind OF q reputation as an
liar. ..He is soimueh at nome IN
iying,U said A., speaking OF him, "that pa
whenever by mistake he tells the truth, ne
becomes confused and troubled. - "He,s
so great Iiar. y said another Of KS friends:
sc that YOU can't even bekeye the contrary o.
what be tells you. Paris Newspaper 3 !,
I. No one objects to seeing the Indian sum-
mer here, but out In Colorado they say they
would rather see the Indlan somsWher
else.-Ne,p Bedford Stardara. y ~ -. =.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Painful accident. morning
about 10 o'clock Woodward Walker (son OF
Mr.. W. q. Walker, the Dewly-eIected coun-
Gilman from the Third Ward), youth en-
ployed at the cedar-works in this city, had
one Of his fingers cut off near the middle
Joint aud another badly mangIed by a ma
chine which he was running. He was taken
to his home, on Eleventh and Stockton
streets, for treatment.
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County Courts.-The Chesterfield County
Court-Willam l. Clopton iudge-wilI
convene on the 10th instant. There are
number OF civil cases on the docket. The
criminal cases are very few, and are cx-
pected to be continued until the December
term.
The Circuit Courts. S. Wesiger
iudge-wIll meet on the 18th. There are no
criminal cases to be tried at this term of the
Circuit Court.
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MoRTuARY REPORT for the week ending

MORTUAK9 hEPURT lOT Tue wech euuiuS
November /, 1879:
Cause of Death Bronchitis, l colored !;
cholera infuntum, white; congestion OF
lungs, l coored; consumption, 3 white,
colored; convulsions Qnfantile), l colored !;
Group, white; dropsy, colored; dyspep-
sia, white; fever (scarlet), white; heart
disease, white; hemorrhage (from lupss),
| colofed; infanticide,s1i white; infantile
lockjaw, coored; marasmus, 3 colored ;
paralysis, l colored; premature birth, l
white, colored; pyamia, white; un-
known, colored. Whole number OF deaths
in the city, exclusive OF still-births, 26.
Age: One day to thirty, 2 white, color
ed-total, 8; six months to twelve, 2
colored; one year to three, 2 white,
9 coored-tota, 4; three years to five, l
colorcd; five years to ten, colored; ten
years to twenty, white, 8 colored-total,
6; twenty years to thirty, white, COL
ored-total, 2; thirty years to forty, white,
1 colored-total, ?; eighty years to ninety,
l white, l colorcd-total, =; unknown, !
white. Condition: Single, II white, 12
colored-total, %; married, l white; wi
dows, 2 colored. Natiuity: Richmond, 10 !;
other parts of the United States, 8; un-
known. 2. Locality: Marshall Ward, l
white, l colored-total, 9; Jefferson Ward,
/ white, 3colored-total, 4; Madison Ward,
8 white, 2 colored-total, s.; Monroe Ward,
9 white, l colored-total, g; Clay Ward, 3
white, 3 colored-total, g.; Jackson Ward,
1 white, 9 colored-total, 3; almshouse, !
white, colored-total, 8.
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WEEKLY MORTALITY.
- tth EHU
Nov. 8, Nov. 2, Oct. 25, Nov.

w. -. Nov. 8, Nov. 2, Oct. %, Nov. I,
1877. 1878. 1879. 1879.
w. C. W. Z. w. G.. W. G..
Total deaths Is Is 8 IS II "a II a
Still-born...... o 0 o 0 2 2
Mean temperature for the week ending
October'25, SOFT; mean temperature for
the week ending November 1, 5S.14.
Amount OF rainfall for the week ending
October 25. LOG inches; amount Of rainfall
for the week ending November l, 600
inches. 1Af ~ 49, ~ = .
Population Of city estimated at 80, ,OO0-
white, 10000; colored, $4,000. Rate Of
mortality OF whole population was 1890 per
LOCO per annum; rate OF mortality OF white
population was 1886 per 1000 per annum;
rate OF mortality Of colored population was
2l.41 per j. 900 per annum.; u - i~.I',
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- The Musicale. - The musicale Friday
night promises to be an enjoyable affair.
The programme has been prepared, and is
an excellent one. a portion OF Pinaiore
will be rendered by two OF our well-known
singers outside OF the regular programme.
Much regret was expressed at there not be-
ing any musicale last Friday night, and we
do not know who was to be blamed. How
ever, the next one promises to make up
o., 80
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GOLD PENS.
-o11N HOLLANDS PATENT RECORD
{ GOLD PEN,
pArESTEp October 2. 1872,


,.-hes. achievement In the manufacture Of
n'u. nnus and the result Of experiments for more
Coo .ssnty years, The "RECoRD" PEN Is pro-
,tn,hs sklfal combination Of the two precious
fss,n.corrosive metals-18 6 karat GOLD and PLA-
ss.rw-wh,le the ordinary gold pen contains an
copper, reducing Its fneness without yield
I@ ,sa, elasticity, density, and steel-ike temper
~ ~ ,he costly platinum supplies. The REC
nsnn GOLD }PES-PoiNTs arc of the best Irtd-
VS." ,s,amondsl. indes;rucuble with fair treatment,
'.% iva n,olIshed 70 gsass-i,sc srnosthness.
S,.,.pcn writers have now every objection to gold
~ or,~come, and every requirement in q pen
'Ai ''srs win endare and no, exidizc, sqnarely met.
".r'" ~" "BECoRD" GOLD PEN is guaranteed TO
i"~ aoras,h,v, permanency OF spring, and per-
rtap Of point. Price, $3.50. Sold by all jewellers
.,.,,nrers IN the United states. If not found Or
0e' JOHN HOLLAND, Manufacturer,
10 west Foarth street, Cincinnati.
For sale by RANDOLPH 3 ENGLISH and WOOD
~. hptRHAM. Richmond. Va. NH l9.W1y
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LABOR EXCHANGE.

'sicg NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. t:HxRITJEs,a
r.a.s ALMsHoUsE BUILDIEC,
RICHMOND. VA, September "a, 1879. },
a labor EXCHAGGEHHAS BEEN
aadsfts!ARLlSH ED, under the supervision of the
the Spssa for the purpose OF Obtaining work for,
nl leiy'*sed and homes for iudiyeni children Of
OPENIHpanpish this an OFFICE HAS&HEEE
O2t.ikcn . "a Connection with tile .Departnent of
!reennlair roor,'' where applications Of those seek
sgas can ~ ment and those desiring 10 employ per-
t!oDs Az tepresentinR various Grades and occupa-
Tho q 4, low registered for employment. ~ ''@
Are Ieonn,, an want OF SERVANTS, LABORERS, &c.
onee. 70 cal at or correspond With this
DENT aR should be addressed .suPERIHTBN-,
PA,n tDasL drtSBLiC CHARITIES, RICHMOND
Aea LABOR EXGEAEGE.n s.sr-.-
seM.an IS CHARLES T. BIGGER,
Superintendent OF Public Charities q
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A FRAGRANT BREATH!

If your TEETH are decayed or defective; If your
GUNS are spongy, bleeding, liberated, or recedi,
from the teeth, use
MEADE & BAKERS
CARBoLIC MoUTH-WAsH,
which removes the bad odor caused by these, and
RAPIDLY heals and cleanses the mouth, imparting
DELICIOUS FRAGRANCE TO THE BREATH.
Sold by all druggists at SOC. Il bottle.
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SAVE MONEY by having Your printing done az tn.
DISPATCH PnINTISG-HoUsE.. Good work. low
prices. and sa,fsfar,inr guarantees = 80 -
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AGUE AND FEVER.

AGUE AND FEVER, when taken with quinfne, are
productive of the most happy results. No better
cahartc can be used preparatory to after taking
uuinine. We would advise all who are afflicted with
this disease to give them FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious derangements, and as simple pur-
gative, they are unequaled.
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

BEWARE OF INVITATIONS. 49,,
The genuine are never sugar coated. i'''% -..
Every box has red wax seal on the lid, with the
Impression DIR. McLANE's LIVER PILLS.
The genuine McLANK's LIVER PILLS bear the
SIGNATURES of G. McLANE and FLEMING BROS. on
the wrappers. if .. '.'i.t ''.'...1
Insist upon having the genuine DR.. C. McLAHE's
LIVER PILLS, prepared by Fleming Bros, Of
Pittsburgh, Pa, the market being full Of limitations
Of the name McLANE, spelled differently but same
onupciatton. my 1Z-ceo"1y
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he aoSTfosE WnsKEy sold by W. D. BLAIR
& eo' - u rich, mellow whiskey. four y-ears old.

%; Ell LHsoS Co., advertising agents, insert "a
vertseraeas In all Of the newspapers OF the Uni.ss
s'aes At publishers rates. Orders left at ere p1,
patcA conalntiaS-room WnI receive prompt s:sep
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AUcTs0s SALES TINS DAY.

w az sdlsstf Rect EstasS made betse<a,
Lss Ls present ysor hGreto be paid by the prrchnss,
~ 60 Sates anans 6Saoee the lss n Jly and saa
or S1s yenT sHe sefes kave to be paid 1 fac seIls
EtatS custom WAS adopted aoonr af,eeu years a9r
ov az me real estate agents In Richmond, and aN
pltesto Richmond and vieintty.l ''1b ~
-sf@-..i 8Ft8 - -----a4---~---.
ROBERT 3. LYME, AZ p. NJ, tsustse,s sale Of
LoM-sfosy detached steck-brick residence No.
IVY east Cary street, between First aud Second.
jNO; 4. UGHTON. JF.. l2 H., household rur
I land. -..- - III - = - " A'aS
PAINE G N0WLIN. 1aM =. NJ, boo,s and shoes.
ready -Inade clothing, dry goods, hats, shirts,
R1CHMONla'B6ZAAR, 10 A. M.,ls ycruy ssd re.
liable horses. ~ ~ 'N"~ '''a iS-
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8ifllnl)uds 1ispattlr,
WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER s, 1879.

IA THE CIRCULATION OF THE BIgFATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE cosfBfNEb cIacU-
LAT1oN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEws-
OF THE CITY. ga; eysa ass,s
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EDUCATIONAL.

:NEAPLEWOoD INSTITUTE, CON
lyl CORDvILLE,, ,PA., chartered. by the Legts.
iatire Of Pennsyysnias tpepty:oue miles southwest
OF PhiIadeiphia.lont the Philadelphia and Baltimore
Central ratfroad admits: sbath sexes. Thoroughly
rs BOYS Tor colleges business for the study of any
of the, professtons. Grz6utes young ladies' Gives
oCHOOL OE MODERN LANGUAGES,
- PROFESSOR L. N: HAssELEkE, pr1nsipa
X. j. BALDWIN, 7Prfncipalh 304 east Grace street,
bet Weep Third and Fourth, "Opens oCroBER !.
fnr chi iireu from six TO tsn yecfs OF Re. Hours
arranged 20 suit pupils attending schools Of
iHyenii.cs cissaess fDP Young men In French and
aesmsn. SIanRynses the6rUsicaifya ana practically
iaashs asnd Tor sifeulasst SfA esst Grace street
ce lO.1R <fss y. .7ttse .a III ..s ..s {.f.
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|. The CHURCHMAN'S ScRAP-BeeK---Rey. R.
S. Barrett, the weIlknown pastor o! Christ's
(EpiseopaEI church, has just published lit
tie volume which he has styled, /" The
Churchman'S Scrap Book.". It gives some
of the scraps he has collected-scraps from
church papers thrown into shape and made
attractive even for the general reader,q The
little book also contains ia nutshell lessons
on the Episcopal Church, its history, &C.,
&c. Mr.. Barrett is a clever writer, ard this
last prodrstion OF his viii no doubt he read
with, interest. The book is for sale at tbe
book kstoreH
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NATIONAL TASTE CLEARLY DEF1Skp.-thNs N
sale Of ArKIEsoN's WHITE ROSE exceeds 1nss o'
any other perfume, and, constantly ihcreasx' ~.
hardly fan short os quarter Of million oo''sea
annually. i.
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SUDDEN DE4TH.-Wells Hill, aged about
forty-eIght years. died suddenly yesterday
afternoon about haf-past l2 o'clock while
sitting in his chair in rear of No. 2110 Main
street. The Coroner viewed the body, bgt
considered an inquest unnecessary. Death
probably ensued from heart-dsease.
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W!D!BlAIR & Co. have just received large 70,
Of TEAS. Prices very low. t.er r4.- =. -
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tEntered at the Post ONCE at Etchmond. Va, as
second-cIass rnatterf =
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TUTT'S HAIR DYE.-GRAY HAIR or
Il WHISPERS changed to a GLOSSY BLACK by q
single application of this DYE. 1t imparts q
Natural Color. acts Instantaneously, and Is rs
Harmless as spring g-water. Sold by druggists or
sent by express on receipt Of 81.
OFFICE, So MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
Tan 15-eodtFe19I -..s
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SOAP.
COLGATE & CO.'S

"HEw" SOAP can be cut in two, the oval end
casped readily in the hand, and the larger end worn
down almost to wafer without any waste. T..
COLGATE & co. recommend their
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tsYafrToMs OF A TORPID LIVER.

Loss OF Appetite, Bowels Costlve; Pain In the
Head viii q dull sensation III The back bart; Pain
unaer the. Shoulder Blade; Funesss Amer Eating,
with disfnclination to exertion Of body or mind:
Irrilahilityos Temper Low Spirits with feeling
Of having neglected some duty: Weariness, D,zEt-
ness Futertng ut the Heart, Dots Before the EYea,
Yellow Skin; Headachs generally over the right
eye: RestIessnesss with ftful dreams;r Highly
Colored Urine. h.F,
TT THESE WARNINGS ARE UNHEEDED Sc
RIoUs; DISEASES WILL SOON
BE DEVELOPED.
TUFTS PILLS are especially adapted to such
cases. One dose effects such change Of feeling as
to assonlsh the sufferer. ~tf,5 / -
- CONSTIPATION. -F1
Only with regularity of the bowels eau perfect
health DC enjoyed. II the constipation is Of recent
date . single dose Of TUFTS PILLS will suffice,
but II 1t has become habitual one Pill should be
taken every night. gradually lessening the free
quency Of the dose until a regular daily movement
Is obtained, which VIII soon follow. -,
Or. L Guy Lewis. Fulton. Ark, says:
TUFTS PILLS the best anti-Lilious medicine ever
made" .-- s-s'. -. ..=.t $500
Rev. r. r. Osgood, New York, says: Is.
81 have had Dyspepsia, Weak Stomach, and Ner-
vousness. I never had any medicine to do me so
much sseS as TUFTS PILLS They good
g OFFICE, IS MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
Tau l5-epdtFe1el =, = -
TT
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:: You CAN BUY AT
LEVY BROTHERS,
- BLANKETS AND CLoAKS,
,jif - -FLANSELs-alt qualities,
II. PEkTS AND BnocADEp SILKS, %
~, .CoLoRED and BLACK sATISs,
. = #'s, HANDSOME DRESS GOODS,
a- BLACK CAsHSEREs,
and thousands OF other articles, all at the lowest
cash prices@
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die States, pattly cloudy weather, north
west winds, shifting to southwest and
southeast during Wednesday, slight rise
followed by slowlY-falIing barometer, and
during Wednesday slowly-rising tempera-
ture. a@r stse-a Z.T I.
For the South Atlantic States, northerly
winds shifting to east and south, clear or
fair weather. slight rise followed by slow
ly-faIling barometer. and during Wednes.
day slowly-risipg temperature.
TEE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
cold.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 8 A. M, 90 ;
0 A. NJ. 3s; noon, 49,; z. NJ, 45; z.
NJ, AZ; midnight, 80. ;'.r.t,. r.,- LIZ.
Mean temperature, 375. @ H.. -
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PRESERVED GINGER, OLIVES, SAaplNEs,
PINEAPPLE CHEESE. condiments OF al! k'nos, Jus'
received by ". d. BLAIR Co. ~
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s9,476r7O

These figures fall short OF last years re-
ceipts only about S60. The Fair officials
state that the number OF. country visitorsio
the exhibition this year was greatly in ex-
cess, Of former years, while the. attendance
from, the city was much smaller. n
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70S Franklin street,
or j. THOMPSON BROWN. Agent,
D J-lw lll3 Main street

DOR RENT, THE STORE No. 1880 a.
Il east Franklin street, between Thirteeuth E:I
and Fourteenth streets, recently occupied BY y.
Williams rs q restaurant, and so we'll located for
that business. II application be made at once we
Will rent very cheap. Apply 10
CHAFF1N, STAPLES 6 Co,
"a o,.l Eotot
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+" NEW u" SOAP

Trademark registered) to careful housekeepers'
not only as superiorin quality, but ssin form the
most ecoaomicas Soap new made. y ~
-. sss,- Zoe s.W&stFe1sI -.s~ a- .
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CHINA, GLASS, &c.-Just received,
4 I,,gc variety of goods to interest thousekeepers.
20" as.,y,e 70 show goods aud quote prices. Those
- SynrsIl sinli be rewarded. Merchants buying for
s are requested 10 examine this stock before pur-
co;,s e!>s whore. tsreaf pa-RainS IN RODGERS'S
ssatgIE. CUTLERY AM LPLATED.WARE., -.-.-
lAo"' II. Ii. WALLACE,
sa.1m 40S Broad street.
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BEAUTIFUL WHITE TEETH

MEADE BAKERS
-~ SAPoNrSE DENTIFRICE
WILL PRESERVE THE TEETH, REMOVE
IScIPIENT TARTAR,
KEEP TBE TEETH BEAUTIFULLY CLEAN.
Sold by druggists al soc. a box. r
BAKERS BRoMh-An excellent food for invalids
Is very desirable for children, and unrivalled IN
delicacy and aroma. Your grocer will obtain II for
you.
OUR RETURNS IN. ....'
49, ... OUR SUCCESS ASSURED.
q" - NOW RAIsE THE CRY.
THE COLD SPELL HAS SET IN.
- WE ARE PREPARED FOR IT.
.s.... p. ...s. JUST LOOK HERE
SUITS. ss.
BETTER ONES. 80.
STILL BETTER, SO.
OvERCoATs, So.
OvEEcoATs, ~.
ovERCoATs, IS.
FINE UNDERWEAR
FULL STOCK.
WE Run. OUR UNDERWEAR IN LARGE SIZES.
FINE FUR-rop GLOVES,
FINE CASTOR GLOVES,
HOSIERY.
CALL ON Us.
We WILL SAVE you MONEY.
TRY Us.
A. sAKs E Co.,
Popular Oue-Priee Clothiers,
1013 Main street, opposite post-othce.
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RECEIPTS OF THE FAIR.--The report OF
ColoneIf Alexander sMeRae, general ticket
agent OF the, State Agricultural Society,
shows the following very satisfactory re-
suits Of the four days Of this years exhibi-
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SPECIAL.
CHIN A..

CHINA direct from France:
CHINA direct from England:
CHINA direct from japan. -
IAN WHITE and DECORATED DINNER aud
TEASEfS:
r,SCY GOODS from European factories ordered
before tue advance In price. Call and see new
shapes-aud low prices.
S'"r> GEORGE GIBSON,JB.,
no. 1907 Main street.
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DOR RENT. THE LARGE ANDm
u CONVENIENTLY-ARRAS WARE Ell
HOUSE at the corner of Twelfth and Cary streets,
contains an eeva or and otlIer convenience. We
are authorized To rent this property al n very low
price. Apply to CHAFF1S, STAPLES & co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-05

CURE FOR CHAPFED HANDS--What is It? is
the cry from hundreds of lips. Well we Will tell
you. 1t Is ASnALUSIAN BALM. II will euro The
worss cases or chapped hands, and will render the
skin soft, smooth. and white. It Is neither sticky
nor gummy. and leaves no unpleasant feeling on the
bands o lips. Try 1t. For sale by MEADE & BA-
rER OIL O Main street. ....-.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-05

TOR RENT, THAT RECENTLY-n
Il BUILT ELEGANT RESIDENCE No. sl:i
aiS frqnslln street, between Seventh and Eighth.
Kitchen. bathroom (hot and cold water), and numcr
GUS clos cts, pantrieS, clothes-rooms. &c. admirably
arranged throughout the house. The architectural
plan Of this house Is such that for light, veniiaon
easy access 10 rooms, and every home comfort, It's
superior Is not to be fOund-every chamber being
provided with stationary wardrobes, the pariors
with ornamcnicd ground-glass foldtng-doors, and
tine front tasement-rOom admirably adapted :or
office PURPOSES If desired. IL Is seld IN such pro-
perry Is found upon the rent market of Richmond.
Rent low. Apply to
A. Is. GOODMAN. ESQ,
7OS Franklin street,
or j. THOMPSON BROWN. Agent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-05

BAKERS BnoAA-An excellent food for invalids,
Is very desirable for children. and unrivalled In
delicacy and aroma Your grocer will obtain II for
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