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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-04
RICHMOND. VA, October 3. 1879.

Editors Dispatch: Being one among 4
large number of those whose business rela-
tions with our northern friends suffer Sc
rious inconvenience and drawbacks on ac-
count OF the present schedule OF mail ar
rival and delivery, we beg place in your
valued columns for the purpose OF calling
more general attention to the subject, and
thus BY publicly-eXpreSsed opinion en-
deayor to have the attention OF our Cham-
Der of Commerce and the authorities OF our
northern railroad postal service more pro-
perry directed TO its regulation. BY the
present system OF mail arrival we have two
daily northern mails; that which arrives at
1915 p. NJ. being distributed by the car
rers by or about haIf-past 9 O'Clock on the
following morning, while the other-which
arrives at 11:45 A. NJ, and which We he
lieYe to be (as 1t alone brings our New
York city maiD by. far the most Import
ants not distributed by the carriers until
about o'clock P. NJ, and sometimes nearer
3P. NJ. Now, all businessmen will readily
see that in order to attend properly.to the
banking business which NAV be made re-
uuisitc by that mail q 2. NJ we should
have more than one hour OF time
and then, again, as our most a'recI
and important northern mali leaves
| the CITY at 5 O'Clock p. NJ, letters
to be mailed for it must be in the
Office by 1 P. NJ. Every one must see tina!
any firm having many letters going on that
| train in answer to those which bad just ar
rived at 2P. NJ. must of necessity answer
them hem hurriedly, and often leave off many Of
Importance. II schedule eoulo !, ,,,Id oe ar;
ranged by which our New York mail snouiq !,
leave M here at say 7, s, or Q O'Clock P. NJ
that would afford Us ample time in when ! &c
answer @ those letters which arrive at Z. NJ.
and thus avoid hurry during our busles' @
hours. Under the present system we are
under the daily obligation OF loosing mueL u
of the time OF one or our young men IRON
his work In the Office, and, besides, we fut
tne risk eact, day Of having our most I'm
po,tant left, for, as before statea' tue ''m'
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Brief Eems.-The. Methodist Sabbath
school has been draped in mourning IN
memory OF Mrs. w. b. McCrary, who was
a teacher in the school and a consistent
member OF that church.
Several tine hogs were caught running at
large on Hull street yesterday morning, ana
were sold.
Eighth street between Hull and Balm
bridge is being grayeiled.
The condition OF DR.. Matthew's little
daughter, who was accidentally shot several
days ago, is still! critical. Last night, how
ever, she was somewhat better than the
night before. She is still paralyZed in ber
lower limbs, but IL the wound does not
prove fata! she may recover from paralysis.
il will be some time before her physicians
will be able to form an opinion rs 10 the
probable result OF the wound.
At the Mayors Court yesterday morning
several minor cases were disposed Of. The
court for the trial OF civil warrants did not
convene until evening.
william II. Drander, OF Chesterfield, In
stituted suit in the Hastings Court yester-
dav agaipt Michael Stein for assault and
battery. Brander places his damages at the
moderate sum OF $500. 1t is expected to
be tried at the December term OF the court.
The October term OF the Hastings Court
will begin the third Monday in the month
The next term will be quarterly term.
Rev. Mr.. Eager, OF Baltimore, is all
pouncsd to preach at the Manchester Bap-
tist church tomorrow morning and at night
JuniorJustice James a, Gentry, assisted
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THE CHIMES OF NoRMASDY.-Miss Adal
Richmond's comic opera troupe played the
"Chimes OF Normandy at the Theatre last
night. There was large and brilliant au.
dience in attendance, and the opera was at
times heartily appauded. The stage setting
was admirable, and the performance as il
whole, we suppose, creditable. This was
the caste: Serpolette, Miss Adah Richmond
Germainc, Miss Belle Girard; Gertrude,
Miss Helen Grayson; Marquis DeVilleroi,
r. W. Steele; Jean GrenlcheuX "a fisher
mani, j. G. Armand; Gaspard Ia mlser),
James Vincent: Sheriff, Livingston hent
Notary, James Sturgis; JEANNE, Miss Ella
Cardwell; Nanette, Miss Clairmont; Sue
zane; Miss Hattie Delano; and Jullette,
Miss Colano.
Miss Richmond was the centre OF attrac.
ton, and sang her part acceptabIy; but
there was an indelicacy about her acting
and attire which was not reliShed by some
OF her friends in the audience. We are
disposed, however, TO make many allow
ances; for had it not been for her thorough
knowledge OF the opera, the fine acting oil
Mr.. Vincent, and the improved singing OF
MIR. Armand, the performance might have
been failure. Miss Gerard was either not
we'll up in her part or was so nervous ana
excited that she could not sing 1t, and SC
she lost what she had so justly wo% on
Wednesday and Thursday nights in Fati:
nitza. Mr.. Vincent is undoubtedly good
actor, and acquitted himself admirably as
Gaspard, the miser. The rest OF the con-
pany did pretty well.
Tonight and at the matinee this after
noon the Chimes of Normandy will be re-
Deated.
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Last Nighps Musicate.-Last nights
musicale was indeed an enjoyable affair.
The music. both vocal and instrumental,
was unusually fine, and met with deserved
enc0reS. The audience was quite large,
and expressed their appreciation OF the DIFF
ferent selections by frequent applause. The
programme was Us follows Chorus, Beetho-
ven Chorus; duo, violin, Miss L. Walters
and DR.. Bartkowski !; solo baritone, 'Onc
Swcetly Solemn Thought" Mr.. Fl. S. Wad-
dell: piano solo, MISS VI. Walters; duo,
" Come to the Woodland" Misses Rosa and
Alice Thomas solo baritone, son! Give
me Home by the Sea-" Mr.. II. 5. Wad-
dell; solo piano, Miss Robena shanks;
glee. Call John" Beethoven Quintette.
Miss Dickson, OF Chesterfield, was intro
duced to the audience by Dr.. Bartkowski.
She rendered two excellent selections
piano solos-and was handsomely ap-
pEuded.
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My~ NEW STOCK. FALL GOODS.
ID. & +. MlTTELDORFER,
527 BROAD STREET,

d. & +. MlTTELDORFER,
527 BROAD STREET,
will open on MONDAY the largest and most
complete stock of DRY GOODS in the city, pur-
chased in New York at auction for cash. All goods
at less than old prices.
BLACK CASHMERE at l2s, 1es, 20, 25, 80, and
ALIoWooL BLACK CASHMERE at 40, As. SO
Our ALL-WOOL BLACK CASHMERE At 45c.
DRESS GOODS in all the latest styles and novel.
si fSGI S. faa aueon to f soc to
Look M at our BLACK SILK at sl worshs1;75; Si;
CoLoRED siLhS and SATiNs S. IN ni shsdes; mao
FANNEfss FLANNEfs al u 1gs g1 Is. sa, 20 S5 and SOC
These goods are ten per cent less than last years
CANToN TON FLANNELs at 7, 8, o, 10, and 12Hc.
for the best article;
So9 @ RsSss as q Fl fsr GROWN COT
TONS retaed rs wh9lesaf gTisesf from suc,on
On these goods we are the lowest in price In the
HgMf cARrETs at IS; ~ and u 2os; 81 a. 20
go, 6o, 70, 75c., and 81 for the very best three
FLOOR oIL-cLoTHs ut soc. per yard, regular
FLOOR Oil, CLOTHS in "A, Sd, Ga, and 81;
lOCOA lIOuI auStiOus
TAPESTRY and VELVET MATS and RUGS-A
very large stock st very low prices;
TABLE OiL-CLOTHS in great variety;
UNDERWEAR for ladies, children, and gentle-
men-a complete assortment:
| LADIES VESTS-100 dozen to be sold at 5Oc.
apiece, regular price 81 apiece. Look at these
goods before you buy.
MEUICATED SHIRTS and DRAWERS for gen.
tlemen at 81 csc. apiece, regular price -
UNDERSHIRTS at 25, 80, 35, AZ, so, 81, "a,
90c. and 81 apiece;
HOSIERY. NOTIONS,
CASSThERES for mems and boys wear;
TRIMMINGS.
PRINCES. WOOL and SILK GLOVES, &C., &C.;
CLOAKS and SHAWLS, the largest stock We ever
exhibited;
CLOAKS from $2 10 $50
Give US u Call.
D. & z. MITTELDORFER,
Sc 2O-SMSW 527 Broad street.
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,tRY GsesbBs
NJ e w GO o u 5.
WHITE and RED Fl IANNELS at old prices;
BLACK CASHMER ES-ali Tool-from 5Oc. TO
BLACK Sill H, 75e-;
BLACK SILK, 81;
BLACK SILK, *1.25;
BLACK SILK, Sl.35;
BLACK SILK, SI.5o'
BLACK SILK { all prizes;
COLORED SILK ut all prices.
Just received large and h. tndsonle stock OF
PLAIN and HMBRoIDERtD d kiEBoNs' In all
shades;
TORCHON LACES, BRETONAlE LACEs' iaho
large stock Of all kinds Of LACES'
BLACK and COLORE D sAHlNS'.
BLACK SILK VELVE Its.
All the above named goods were be uSht seiore the
heavy RISE and will be sold at old pri,t tes.
Don't forget that we are headquartel sios
HOSIERY, MERIEO, and
ALL.WoOL UNDERWEAR..
COURTNEY G. PON YELL,
aue7 429 Broad street.
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tention OF the Jury to the indictment. II
was charge against John Smelling, aud II
the evidence did not prove it, then he did
not know how TO draw reasonable inier.
ence from facts. He did not introduce the
Club. It came from the witnesses upon
the stand. Miller had the amplest oppor.
tunity to explain what became OF the mo.
pey. He could only say that it went to
SneIins's pocket. The money Is proved
to have gone into Snelling's pocket. It
was the duty Of the defence, not OF the
Commonwealth, to give further account
of it. Draw your conclusion from that,
said he.
Judge Crump interrupted Mr. Wise to
say that Miller had testified to money paid
out for expenses, and that the haEdship of
the case was that Mr.. Smelling was in
dicted under statute which sealed his
lips.
Mr.. Wise declared that he asked Mr.. Mil
Ter over aud over again to tell him the name
OF one man to whom he had paid money for
attendance or for anything else, promising
to call that man, and Miller did not do it.
Mr.. Wise proceeded to argue that the Club
was sham and fraud to eyade the Sunday
liquor-law, and that the proceeds all went
into Mr. Snelling's pocket. What he asked
was only that the jury should draw reason
able differences from the evidence. II whis-
key is sold in the upper story with the con-
nivance OF Smelling, and the profits go into
his pocket, then he is as much liable as il
he sold it in person.
GUILTY.
The jury retired, and soon returned with
a-Yerdiet of" guilty" Defence moved for
new trial. The motion was continued
until to-day at II O'Clock. Accused was
bailed in $500; w. I. Dabney surety.
The penalty is fine of not less than SIC
nor more than $500, and revocation OF the
| license, in the discretion of the Court.
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The Rei!niOn.-The Elliott Grays' meet
inc at the MaYor's-court room ]ast night
was large and enthusiastic. Jlmes a.
Gentry presided, with William d. Craig as
secretary. 4 committee was appointed TO
wait or the members and rcqucs. their at
tendance at an adjourned meeting TO be held
next Friday night, and also to solicit sub
scriptions for the reunlon. Messrs. Jordan,
Gentry, and Bowman were appointed 10
wait on the Artillery, the Chesterfield CAV
airy. and other eX-Confederates, ana ask
them to Join in the celebration.
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Editors Dispatch: AS it seems to be de-
cided that the muddy water in the eastern
compartment Of the new reservoir will not
settle or become clear. would it not be bet.
ter to draw it off and put every pump to
work and refill it while the water in the
river is clear, and before 1t gets too low !?
II the pumping force is not sufficient ii
should be Increased, or. the object for which
the new reservoir was built will be of no
avail. Our citizens would gladly increase
the pumping force rather than be subjected
to the use OF such water ss they have been
supplied with since early in July last until
recently. QUERY.
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NJ FALL SEASON, 1879,

THALHIMER BROTHERS,
COL BROAD, CORNER SIXTH STREET.
We take great pleasure in Informing our friends
and the public generally that we are now receiving
our
FIRST SUPPLY OF NEW FALL GOODS.
1t shall he our aim during tho entire season to show
to our customers all the
NOVELTIES and NEWEST STYLES OF GOODS
Just as soon as they are put in market
Our large increasing trade enables us to buy IN
larger quantities, aud will be able to sell better
barg aims than ever.
We shall open on MONDAY, September 9th, q
tremendous stock Of
WHITE. RED, and CoLoRED FLANNELs,
just purchased at AUCTION.
! These goods arc worth every ones attention. as
there has been anything in this city like them
| ut such prices.
BLACK CASHMERES! BLACK CASHMERHS
| Wchave just purchased a lot Of SIxTY-Two pieces
| among which is our aii-Wooi numoer III QUO, ln'
best quality and the greatest bargain the people o.
| Richmond have ever bought. All In want of BLAcF
GOODS VIII do well to give US call.
| LADIES', CHILDREN'S, and MEMS UNDER
WEAR by the cargo. We can show the largest ant
! best assortment Of these goods In the city.
DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS!
A beautiful stock iu all the newest styles just re
,cetved.
,CASSlMERES, CLOTHS, TABLE LINENS
SHaWLS, NAPKINS, BLANKETS, QUILTS
KID GLOVES, RIBBONS, CORSETS. and thou
sand other articles ali TO be sold at prices
TRY OUR soc. UNLAJNDRIED SHlRT-PURl
LINEx Bosom AND CUFFS.
Our a,ew faIl-sryIe DOMESTIC PAPER FASH
IONS are row In. A Iut assortment always Oh
hand. catalog ues free at
THALHIMER BROTHERS.,
ses.wS.SN COL Broad, corner Sixth street
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10 be DjSchayyed.-Peyton Quarles and
Henry Richardson (coiored). who were sent
to the peniten,iary from this city, Will be
discharged from that institution durlng the
present month, as their term OF impris0n-
ment will expire. Quarles was convicted
in the Hastings Court in january, 1877, for
unlawful cutting, and Richardson was con-
victed soon afterwards for horse-stcaling.
Each OF them was sent TO the penitentiary
for three yeara.
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is 80 short that every moment possible Is
required In order to get through; and Dy
the time he can run TO the depot the train Is
ready to start. Trusting that these reasons
ito which We could add many more} for this
change may evoke response from our busi-
ness-men generally until the proper parties
to attend to this matter as it should be shall
do so, and that you win give it such atfen-
tion as you may think for the best interest
of business in our city,
We are yours truly, ....
OLIVER & ROBINSON.
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POLICE CoURT-Justice j. j. Crutchteld
presiding. following cases were dis
posed OF Yesterday:
Lucien Davis (colorcd), a notorious thief,
was found guilty of stealing one lot OF cali
co, valued at $1l, from NJ. MiIlhiser, and
sentenced to twelve months in jail and
sixty lashes added. An appeal was taken,
and the case was forwarded to the Hust-
ingS Court.
Laura Epps, colored yagrant without
visible means Of support, was jailed Tor
thirty DAYS.
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
very warm. At night it was cloudy and
threatening.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, g. !;
9 A. NJ, IA; noon, 81; 8 P. NJ, 81; 6 P.
ID, SO; midnight, 73
Mean temperature, 785.
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HARMONY CLUB.
Facts About its Organization and
Operations.

THE CASE OF Mr.. JOHN D. SMELLING BE-
FORE THE HUsTINGs COURT, ON THE
TRIAL OF WHICH THE FACTS ABOUT THE
HARMONY CLUB ARE BROUGHT OUT
WHO ARE ITS OFFICERS AND MEMBERS
AND WHO PAYS THE RoOM-RENT-A MYs-
FERROUS STRANGER WHO FIGURES AS
THE PATRON OF THE CLUB-MR. Smell
LING FOUND DGUILTY-MoTION FOR ANEW
TRIAL MADE AND CONT1NUED-BAlL.
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MACON" BURGUNDY WINES pints and
quarts: Moet { Chsndon's Greeu-Sca' Champagne,
Roedersr 6 Mumm's Champagne, Henpessey and
Martell Brandy; Montros, Cleinmer Bumgarduer,
and B.Select Whskeys: Cigars OF all grades; Fam
lily Groceries-all 1t moderate prices. Our TEAS
are new and very low IN prices.
w. q. BLAIR & Co.,
1109 Main street,
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ne~ MILLINERY! MILLINERY The
NEW FALL STYLES now ready: An immense
stock and at Immensely low prices. Flowers Featn-
trs birds Ribbons, Laees. Veivets, &C. All are i'll,
vltrd 10 call and examine the styles. Both trimmed
apd mtrimmed Hats and Bonnets Mt astontshliigly
Iow prices at MRS. +. HuTZLER'S, go Broad
street between Fifth and Sixth. oc1
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LARGE YELLOW BANASAB st PIzzrSI's

BuRNETr's FLAvoRIHG ExrRAcrs.-Ne gu
perioriy Of these extracts consists in their per-
fect purity and great strength. They are war;
ranted free frnm the poisonous oils which enter into
the composition OF many Of the Fictitious favors
now In the market.
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Rooms OF TIE STATE CONSERVATIVES }
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,

RICHMOND, October 3. 1879.
The following canvassers have been ap-
pointed:
Tbirly-sixth Senatorial District-Rober!
j. Washington. W. NJ. Walker. Edwin I, s,
Belts, Lloyd Smith. Robert Hall, c. II.
Ashton, George Walker.
Rappahannock Ccunty-Captaiu T. B.
MasSie, W. W. Moffett, F. 2. Carter, j. F.
Strother. Colonel r. B. Massie, r. E. Mil.
Ter, Robert Cannon, J. T. Daniel, Joseph
Crane. j. BELL BIGGER, Secretary.
Conservative papers please copy.
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such Us DR. Ayers laboratory issues indispensable
to many. The "VIGoR" is one OF the most delight
ful we have used. 1t restores not oCly the
color, but gloss and luxurIapce to faded aud gray
|, nh
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BAKERS CHOCOLATE, so noted for its nutritivc,
salutary, and delicious qualities, hardly needs any
further Endorsement after the awards even for It's
excellence NJ the leading exposiions in this
try and Europe. trial Is all that Is needed to con.
vince any one OF it, great merit
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THE GOLD MEDAL BOUQUET Il the name giveu
10 that exquisite perfume Of J. q E. ATKINsoN's,
which was awarded the first prize at the 1nterns-
tional Exhibition at Paris.
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,HyY BROTHERS Offer to-day

500 remnants of HLEACuED COTTON at SIC. Per
yard. This cotton Is as heavy as Walnsutia,
which Is sold at l2c. per yard:
WHITE ALL " ooL FLANNEL. 1a-yard wide, at
25c.. would be cheap at Soc;
The cheapest BLANKETS ever sold. Call soon and
get n pair OF the extra large size STANDARD
BLANKETS at s4.7j, or u pair OF The extra large
CALIFoRNIA BLANKETS Il: 1915.
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Our customers should know that We make no
charge for repatis on the NEW NO. WHEELER {
WILSON SEwiNG-MACIIlNES within three years
from the date of purchase from this agency, and
that we repair their old Wheeler 4 Wilson machines
without charge olher than the ABSOLUTE COST s.
the parts used.
WHEELER 4 WILSON NANUF'G CO.,
Ninth ari Franklin streets. Richmond.
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BRIEF ITEMs-PERsoHAL.-T Common
Council Will meet on Monday next at p.
M.
II the chain-gang could be spared few
moments for little policing around the old
City Hall lot, especially on the west side OF
Eleventh street between Capitol and Broad.
the appearance OF the sidewalks would be
greatly improved. Just try it.
Our friends OF the State have suggested
that some one invent peanut-sheller to
abatc the nuisance OF peanut-crunching iu
our places of amusement. Good. Won't
somebody make the move towards break
ing up the bad habit of going out Of the
Theatre between the acts for refreshments
Such a thing is unheard OF in other cities
Rev. W. &. Starr, pastor Of Broad.Stree
Methodist church, returned from Europe
on Thursday, and will resume his pulpi
duties on Sunday (o-morrow) morning ant
night.
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GENERAL CoLSToS's LECTURE on EGYPT
This lecture, the first of the course before
the Young Mems Christian Association
will be delivered next Monday night at Mo-
Zart Hall instead Of at Association Hall, rs
previously announced, the latter having
been found to be too small for the proper
exhibition OF the stereoptican views which
constitute so important 4 feature OF the en-
tertalnment. Members Of the Association
admitted free.
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lcE-CRrAM Is 8 good thing TO sa. this warm wea-
ther. Leave your orders with PizzIsi to day II you
wish some for to-morrows dinner.
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SALE OF THE CITY RAILwAY.-The Rich
mond City Railway has been sold to Messrs,
Parker Campbell, John L. Schoolcraft, and
others, for 81, 800. A new company will
be formed and commence business regu'
larry on the 1st OF November. Mr.. Chan
ming NJ. Bolton, it is stated, will probably
be the general superintendent. The ne"
company propose to extend their line &c
Manchester as soon as they can conveniently
do 60
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8itl,u,ond 9ispattlt.
SATURDAY. ......... OCTOBER 4, 1879.

as~ THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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KIDNEY AND URINARY COMPLAINTS of all
kinds permanently cured with HOP BIrTERs.
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IEntered at the Post ONCE at Richmond, Va, as
second-class matter.J
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By Justices Perdue and Foster, presided
yesterday afternoon over the court for the
trial OF civil warrants. Justice Gentry's
county commission as magistrate dates back
to January 10, 1856, and city commission to
April 4. 1874.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the South
Atlantic States, clear or partly-cloudy wea-
ther, south winds, becoming variable, and
stationary or lower temperature and barom-
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FINE PEARS and MALAGA GRAPES a. P,zzrsr's.

CARrITs-CARPETs from auction, the greatest
bargains ever offered, at
.s....a D. &sE. MIrTELDoRFsR's,
sgt Broad street
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r7- uUTZLER BROTHERS,
525 BROAD STREET,
between Fifth and SIKH streets.
The above enterprsiug firm have. as usua, me
LARGEST. HASDSOMEST. LATEST: ana wilma
The CHEAPEST. STOCK IN THIS CITY. Mead'
'C0LnRFD and RLhCK-PLA1N. CHENILLE
TAPE, and EADED-FRlNGES:
CJNTS. MAKABOUTS. BUTTONS, SILKS,
SaTINS. VELVETS. r. BBQSS. LACES,
GLOVES, CORSETS. HOSIERY,
EMBROIDERY. UNDERWEAR.
HANDKERCBlEFS,L LACE and SILK TIES,
JET and GOLD-PLATED JEWELR4,
pERFUMERE. SOAPS. &c.
S,nct tha largest Prices the lowest. oc
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GROCERIES, Gc.

DAVENPORT 81 MORRIS, Dock streef,
~ offer for sale to the trade q full stock OF
RIO and LAGUAYRA COFFEE,
REFINED SUGARS of all grades,
NEW ORLEANS M0LASSES,
CHOICE SYRUP.
LIVERPOOL SALT.
EASTERN HERRISGS. 80
SUPERIOR GREEN TEAS. oe 4-I0L
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FINE tHEw-Chcapest out-l0c. 4 plug, 5 TO
the pound, ut i. WHIrLoCK'S,
liiJ Maiu street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-04

ngJOHN c. SHAFER,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No 1904 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
has Just received fine assortment OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
imported especially for him, which he Will make VI
IN q worklnanlike manner in the
VERY LATEST STYLES
ANDAT
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
SHIRTS. COLLARS, AND CUFFS
Of fine grades made 10 order at short notice.
selS-3m FIT GUARANTEED.
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