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conception Of the cbaractes, and with hel
lstriking anake-up," good looks, and ex
eellent singing, she madea bit at the very
outset. She nas tine contralto voice, and
Isang accurately. Her low notes are re
! markable, and her acting is graceful and
striking. She is the best Buttercup that
we have yet seen on our boards. She was
encofpd in tbe.yery first scene.
i 81 The Rackstraw OF Mr. Hotf was excel
ilent. Throughout the opesa he maintained
! that gentlemaniy demeanor which is so
marked In him. and sang bis part with ease
tahd grace. He has coed gesture, and q
clear, round, sweet voice. which is only
! lacking in strength to be chssed among the
| fine tenors.i Once during the evening, In
the early part OF the opera, be let it out
| with good, effect. He ,wns encored after
singing the Nightingale" song, and re-
| peated the last verse in response.
One OF the most interesting features OF
the opera was Miss BodsePs Josephine.
| She no doubt has the rigat conception OF
the part, and performed it itadmirably. Her
! fine, strong. soprano voice was used with
telling effect, and she was encored several
times during the evening. Her girlish dress
and hat, 7aGtUe, coquettish manner, and
sweet accent rendered hervery captivating.
She did not change her costume for the Sc
cond act. -.@.
/ Mr.. Denham (Sir joseph Porter) is
noted actor, and right we'll did he sustain
his part last night. He fairly followed the
text OF the OPERA and interjected few
"gags," which added not little to the in
terest Of the performance. Sir. Denham
sang finely throughout the opera.
MIR. Young was warmly welcomed by his
many friends who were present. lie is the
best g Captain Corcoran" afloat. We could
detect nothing in bis impersonation OF the
character that should be changed. He has
a fine baritone voice, whose rich notes are
always fully appreciated here.
The Boatswain rather disappointed us,
though he sang his part pretty well. We
have seen better Boatswains; in fact, it is
not necessary to so away from home to lind
one. .s ...
Mr.. Charles S. Greensfelder Dick Dead
eye) is not unknown to our Theatre-goers,
having visited this city with Ford's Pima
fore Company last season. Last night he
fully sustained the reputation he has so
Justly earned OF being one Of the hest Dead
eyes on the boards. In the solo and duet
between himself and the Captain be was
compelled to respond to an encore.
Miss Belle Mckenzie, as Hebe, is perhaps
the best that the people Of Richmond have
ever seen. Her conception of the charac-
ter is almost fautless, and added to that,
she possesses ga most pleasing person."
She was forced to repeat her solo (song to
the AdmiraD twice, and was also the re-
cipient OF handsome floral tributcs-one a
beautiful basket-bouquet.
As we have said, Miss Bockel is very
pretty, and was one Of the favorites Of the
cast.
The rest Of the company did very well.
The chorus is admirable. The female men,
bers are all pretty and fresh-looking, well
drilled, and sing with fine effect. We have
never seen Pinafore presented with so much
spirit.
Tonight the Little Duke is announced.
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CHURCH NoTEs.-At Trinity Methodist
church on Sunday the pastor received one
member on profession and baptized one.
| At Clay-Street Methodist the pastor
preached, and received five members and
baptized two.
At Laure-Street Methodist four persons
were received on profession and five were
baptized.
| At the Manchester Methodist four men,
bers were received on profession.
The Methodist preachers meeting yester-
day resolved to hold three union meetings.
on Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday nights
of next week-at all Of which Bishop Dog
eett was invited to preside. Rev. j. e. Ed
wards and Rev. A. G. Brown were ap-
pointed committee to arrange pro-
gramme. The meetings are to be purely OF
religious character, and held at Clay
Street, Broad-Street, and Union Station
churches respectively.
The visit of DR.. j. B. Hawthorne, Of Ala
bama. to Richmond has been bright epi-
sode in the history of the city. On Friday
night he lectllred before the Young Mems
Christian Association to large audience.
| His theme was "Be True TO Thyself"; was
handled in brilliant and captivating man
ner, and the bursts OF applause and ringing
laughter proclaimed the delight Of the au-
dence. The praise of the lecturer WAS on
every lip. On Sunday DR.. Hawthorne filed
| the pulpit OF the First Baptist church morn
| ing and night. He was met by large au-
deaces, and preached with eloquence and
power. His manner is fine, his form COM
handing, bis voice full of melody, and, in
short, he has all the elements of a popular
orator. The night sermon was given on
the anniversary OF the Women's Missionary
Society.
at the Second Baptist church DR.. George
B. Taylor gave adeeply-interesting account
OF the evangelistic work in Italy. volun-
tary subscription was made to assist in the
erection of chapel at Tore Pellce. DR..
Taylor's address was listened to with plea
sure and delight. Two PERSONS received
tile rgbt-hand OF fellowship. The pastor
preached at night in continuance OF his Sc
res Of sermons to young men. Much in
terest is taken in this series. They will
be continued next Sunday night.
At the Grace.Street Baptist church the
pastor preached morning and night. There
is more than usual interest In this congre-
CATION. One person was baptized.
at Lcigh-Street Baptist church the pastor
preached in the morning and at night. He
received three persons during the week for
OaptlSn anu DapliZcu LNo at uiSht.
At Venable-Street Baptist church the pas
tor preached in the morning to a full house,
and received one for baptism and one by
experience. Several professed conversion
and some were baptized during the week.
At night Rev. William Cox, OF Richmond
College, preached, and received the rapt
attention OF the densely-crowded audience.
The pastor baptized two. Several profess
ed conversion and three were received for
baptism. The house was unable to accom-
modate more than about half who came
Sunday night. The meeting will 60 on
from night to night, services beginning at
T:45.
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The Meeting Saturday Mght.-saturday
night some Republican speakers from this
city and the Republican nominees for the
House OF Delegates from this district went
down TO Falling creek, several miles be-
low this city, for the purpose OF enlighten-
ing the colored voters there upon the debt
question. The attendance was quite small,
and speaking was prolonged until after mid
night. Major Walker held the fort for near
" two hours, advocating his own election
as Republican, Readiusters' candidate;
but, contrary to his desires, there were two
Republican debt-payers present from this
city-B. T. Edwards andJ. Brown johnson.
They called for time on the Major, ana were
allowed to speak in favor Of the McCullocn
plan. Their speeches were attenuVely'
listened to throughout. The speakers and
candidates together outnumbtred their
listeners BIZ small majority. There seems
to be split in the Republican party here
Some are earnestly Advocating an honest
payment of the State debit while others are
advocating Reputation of Virginia's Just
oblioatl0rs
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Brief ltems.-Litt)e Mary Matthews,
who was accidentally shot not long since,
has been removed to the new residence OF
her father, on Twelfth street, which has
just been completed. She is doing re-
markably well. .as.
The Hastings Court will meet to-day at
10 O'Clock, and will be engaged in trans
acting civil business.
The court for The trial OF civil warrants
will convene to. day at the Mayor's-Cour
room.
The city jail has been re6tted recently for
the coming winter. There are very lew IN
mates there at present.
Rev. Mr.. Eager, who lately received
pastoral call to the Baptist church here
preached there Sunday to large congrega'
| tien. .@-ass. 5 -. p.;,
The question OF allowing magistrates hall
| fees after the party Is discharged came VI
lin the Mayors Court yesterday moraiig
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: Agricultural society.

ANNUALMEETINa--ARRA EGEMENTS FOR ELECT
/. ING oFFiCERs-ADDREss OF SENATOR JOHN
sT0E-THE RAILRoAD-TRAINs-E tt
GET PERMISSION FoR THEN TO BUN. ~
The annual meeting Of the Agricultural
Society was beld at their hall in tine
Wilkinson building, last night. Pres
Eent: IA. .spH. j Drewry,s president; w
A. Burke, firstvice-president; Robert BeY.
erIy. 3oi Fauquier, second Ttce-president;
Randolph Harrison, OF umberland, tblrd
vice-prcsident; William g.! knight, secre-
tary and, James Newman, OF Orange; A
NJ. Bowman, OF Augusta; s.. N. Ficklen,
Of Albemarle; Dr.. s. P. Moore, Of Rich
inond, and Thomas Watkins, OF Halifax.
The minutes Of the last meeting were
read and,approyed. il1-- ~
On motion Of Dir. Watkins, OF Halifax,
it was agreed that the election OF officers
should take place on Thursday evening pre-.
vious to the address OF Senator Johnston.
Colonel Knight made a statement in re-
gard to the running OF the Fair-Ground's
trains on Broad street, about which our
readers were advised some days ago. Colo
mel Knight. bad bad some conference with
Mr. Daniel. counsel OF the Fredericksburg
Railroad Company, with the view OF get
hugh with the consent of counsel for
Heury Miller and others) to enable the
trains to be run: but no arrangement had
yet been made to that end. The Mayor and
Presidents OF the two branches OF the
Council, it seems, had given their consent
to the running OF the trains before the per-
petual injunction was thought of.
1t was reported to be the view OF Judge
Fitzhugh that, having the consent Of the
City Council, he would not hold the rail-
road company in contempt II they ran the
trains during Fair-week. s's..a:
Colonel Beverly moved that committee
be appointed to wait upon the parties In in
terest Henry Miller and others) and, ii pos
sible, secure from them waiver OF all DAM
ages, and with that go to Judge Fttzhugh
and make some arrangement which will al
low the trains 10 be run during the Fair.
Agreed to.
The following committee was appointed !:
The President, Colonel Beverly, Colonel
Randolph Harrison, and Mr.. Watkins.
The matter OF granting free passes to en-
ployes Of the bar, restaurants, and other
stands within the grounds was referred to
the Chief Marshal. John Thompson Brown,
Esq, with the understanding that he have
liberty to grant thirty passes.
DR.. Henry V. Gray, OF Botetourt, was In
troduced to the committee, and very briefly
explained his chemical map and guide for
the farm. Referred to q committee consist
ing Of Colonel Beverly, DR.. EIlzey, and DR..
Moore to report, if possible, tonight.
Adjourned,
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ROOMS STATE CoSsERvhTrvE)
TxECUTIvE COMMITTEE.

Executive COMMITTEE,
RIcHMoSp, Va, september ., loIs.
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE have
hecn ,uihorizea by the speakers named 70 an
,ouncc the following sppoistmaens a rru, eS,.s,.-.
he,d, he;s, laird Esq-Gloucester Courthouse, No
sfmmcrr os si r. Bcale-A,exsndria city might Oct.
oh,N. fredericksburg ci,y tnightl. Octo9er SUN.
Colonel W p GeIcS Pp,asi1 mataaea. @
fSSes,erdclu. November lst; fowha'ah cour'nouse'
SesenSs.t, sg Cs5ei-Ettriek tnighs) Matoaca.
ehsss.,erdeid ss county,. November LIST; PoWnalan
Cnssss Ce,ns,.sasss Soyssebcr Sd. . -.
Sses. george G, Courthouse oc'o-
g E:a. WTilsm l. cioptorciovcr Hin, Chesterfield
AgsAS An.a / +. N. Carry-Farmvillc, October 31st;
,,anSax Courthouse, November lst; Powhstan
Tnnar;Souse. November Sd. -. -.
gGsnersl James G. Fieid-Norfolk city might.
eS,h: HStp:sF sFarnviile. October 31st.
ro,, william S. Giiman-Cuckoo, Louisa, October
Judge J. T. Goolrick-RicnmoDd county Court
bonse Novemb,r Sd.
Hon. John Goode, Jr.IpatricS Courthouse: e 9cto G
Vile (nirhti, october s1st; LynchourS tnishp' NO
WE +: s GREGORY Esq-Frankln Courthouse No
R. 4. hancock, ESQ., Halifax Courthouse. Novem'
ST 1oha ls, HSnser JroMa,oaca ches,erned Novem
Der Sd >-,.,. .,.~ ,,,u,., M.
toser 3lst: Portsmouth city tDghtl, November lst
Hon John W. Johnston-ChIis Oc'o-
ts.2sih. x, co,,-,,,,,o o,,o-
Hon. 4. N. Keii,y-Norfolk city (nigbtl. october
os,h: Portsmouth, city might, October 29th.
Hon Jas. W. -Christfausburg. oct. 2Sth
Dr. A. Mouteiro-Cuckoo. Louisa, october 2Sth
Green spring, Louisa. Oct. 31st; Bells Crossroads
Louisa. November 1St. s.-
Cap,ain P W. McKinney-Franklin Courthouse
November Sd.
r p, Xo!and. ESQ. .-Leesburg, Loudoun, October
o6,h: Cppcrville, Fauquier county, November 1st.
sarnutf H. Page, ESq.-Surry Courthouse, Oct %
Chisholm SpriHg. Albemarle, October 1st; Bell's
Tr,.sroads Loulsa county. November 1st; Moss's
Store Chesterfield county. November Sd.
Charles l.. Page, ESy.-kttricS tnighfl, Matoaca,
Chest, rfeld county, Sovemb Der 1st; WinfreeS Store
s Ches;prttld county. october 3lst
Col. Henry +. .Peyton-Warrenton, october 27th;
Cord, pSriiie. October 31st.
Wm. l.. Roya!l, ESq.-Warsaw, Richmond county,
November Sd
MAJOR Robert Stiles-Green Spring, Louisa, Octo.
Der 3!Si. .a,
Major j. II. Tvler-Biand Courih house, October 2Sth
Hon Robert +. Withers-Patrick Courthouse, Oct.
2sth: Henry Courthouse. october 30h.
Captain Geo. u. Wise-Sporsylvanla Courthouse,
November Cd. I. NJ. LOGAN, CHAIRMAN,
J. Bel Bigger, Secretary.
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PINAFoRE AT MOZART HALl.-The second
week OF Plnafore by the Mozart Amateur
Company commenced.last night. There was
a fair audience present and the opera went
off smoothly. We have already had much
to say Of Mr. Siegel's excellent company,
and therefore will content ourselves this
morning with only brief notice Of the
good singing and acting Of each member
OF the troupe. Tonight and Wednesday
and Thursday nights Plnafore vii! be re-
peated.
Seats may be secured at Johnston's.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, October 81, 1879.
ITO b. r. EDWARDS, HENRY COX,
Il AND ALLEN HILL: Feeling that the ticket
lately nominated at Coa1eld, In Chesterfield coun.
ty does not fully represent the Republican party OF
this district, and knowing the great dissatisfaction
that exists among all Republicans with the said
llcke and that You all have ALWAYS been true and
tried Republicans. aud would command the hearty
support Of our party we call upon You to announce
Yourselves as Candidates for The Senate and House
Of Delegates for the counties Of Chesterfield and
Poraatan aud the Sixteenth senatorial district
promising TO use our best endeavorS 10 insure your
success II YOU win allow YOUR names to be us0d.
We 3re, very respectfully: -
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PREMIUM TO A RICHMOND ENGISE.-At the
annual exhibition of the North Georgia
Stock and Fair Association, just closed at
Atlanta, Ga, the first premium on steam
engines was awarded MeSsrs William E.
Tanner & Co., OF this city, e1er all com.
petitors, for their eight-horse-pDwer agrcul'
tural engine, with patent sparS-extinguish.
er. Owing to the great pressure Of orders
upen them, Messrs. Tanner & Co. were un-
able this season TO exhibit at any fair eX.
eept the above and the one now being held
harn
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ITO "MANY CITIZENs."-Having al
L WAYS been loyal Republican, with the good or
the party heart and showing that the ticket re-
Gently nominated at Coalheid docs not reflect the
trtc,, VIII say 10 Many Citizens - that am in
The hands Of my friends. and am willing TO abide
their action. Respectfully. -
MANCHESTER, VA, october 81, 1879.
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., BRIEFS. liquor.deaiers have
been summoned to appear before the hust-
ings Court to show cause why their hcensss
should not be revoked for, ialnng 70 ring
the Mofett bell with sufficient punctualiGy.
: Garber,s sMain.Street omnibus line will be
discontinued during the four days OF the
Fair. II & 80 a!. -, ,>.o,,
d. Captain Sam. Maccubbin, who has been
long sick, is improving, though yet unable
to leave his room. t'5}. ~
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DEATH OF MERCHANT.-Mr. A. Louis
Butzler, OF the firm of Hutzler Brothers,
merchants on Broad street, died in this city
on yesterday, in the twenty-frst year Of his
age. The early death Of this estima6le
Young man has saddened the hearts OF a
large circle OF friends. His funeral will
take place this afternoon at 4 O'Clock from
his mothers residence, No. 525 Broad
atrppt t..&Ers#
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pINAFoREl
AT e..
MOZART THALL-FAIR-WEEK.
"Our saucy ships beauty"
OCTOBER 81, 2S, 30, SO.
PROFESSOR G. L. S4EGEL Director,
A FULL ORCHESTRA ,9s OF SELECTED MUsI,
SUPERB CHORUS OF SIXTY FRESH YOUNG
VOICES.
BRILLIANT COSTUMES,
GRAND SCENIC EFFECT,
and the following splendid cast:
MISS ALICE SWAIN
JOSEPHINE.
Mrs. B. W. GlLLIS
HEBE.
MISS BELLA BEALE
BUTTERcUP.
MIR. FRANK CUNNINGHAM
RALPH RAcKsTRAw.
Dir. LOUIS PIZZINI
CAPTAIN GoRcoRAN.
MIR. ASHTON STARKE
SIR JOSEPH PORTER. K.C.B.
MIR. LOUIS A. PERROT
DICE DEADEYE.
MIR. N. b. PLEASANTS
BoATswAIN.
Generel admission. Soc: reserved seats, 75c.
For sale at G. F. JOHNSTON'S mustc-store, No. 81
Main street, between Eighth aud Ninth.
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SUDDEN DEATH. MARY Jackson, colored
woman OF about thirty-fve years OF age,
who lived near the corner OF Broad and
Madison streets, was attacked with hemor-
rhage OF the lungs yesterday, and died soon
offerwar rds. ..s -..,3...., .-3 90 ~ g..Is ~.
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JUDGE FARBAR lectures tonight in the
Grace-Street Baptist church for the benefit
Of the I,adies' Sewing Society. These Ia
dies are engaged in o laudnble effort to raise
fr,nds TO repair their house Of worship, and
the :Tndee proposes to help them by telling
mi shn,It aT6e Adventures of q Popular.
I.eeturer,n which he is, The object and
ths subject Spgbt to dll the house.
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The SUNDAY LAw.-At meeting last
night OF the special Council committee ap-
pointed to consider the Suuday-law ques-
ton, Mr.. Charles F. Taylor presented an
ordinance to conform to the State law,
which was adopted.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. dc.

A In \ y A CS. S0.-RANDOLPH 81
u II ENGLISH offer IN any quantity
ROCk-RlCHARDSOS'SV VIRGINIA. WEST
VIRGINIA, NORTH CAROLINA, AND MA
RILAED ALMANAC for 1850. Price, &C.,
:, Twelve for 4Oc.. one hundred for 50.
aAGtkSTOWN ALMANAC for 1eS0-arranged
ailef The system OF the German caiendars.
LTTce; &C., twelve for SQc:, one hundred ior u.
I'd. ssa on The best terms al 1902 aud 1904 Main
st!etL. - Oc 27.d&W
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.--For the Mid.
die States, threatening weather and rain,
falling barometer, and winds mostly from
north to east, With slight changes in tenn
perature. - -s.e..
For the South Atlantic States, threaten
ing weather and rain, falling barometer,
and winds mostly from north 10 east, with
slight changes in temperature. r.
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PowHArAS COUNTY, October 27, 1879.

PowHATAS COUNTY, October 27, 1879.
uAVING REPRESENTED MY COUN-
IL TY in tho Legislature of Virginia for eight
years TO the best OF my ability, feel that know
ibe sent ilnent and wishes Of our great party. am
confident that lle ticket recently nominated does
BOT represent the Republican party of this disirlcts
Is in The card Of Many CitiZens-n there
foie GunouHce myself CANDIDATE FOR THE
HOUSE OF DELEGATES for the counties Of Ches-
terfeld and Powhatan, promising. If elected to do
my dirty true and loyal Republican.
0c 2S-lt HENRY cox.
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DURE CANDIHs.-I am manufacturing
E daily my inimIrable pure crushed sugar CLAE-
fFTED FLINT CANDIES make better GAN.
DIES for wholesale purposes than any house In this
counry-warranied perfectly pure and no adulle.
rations. We don't use sHy gucos s7Sne-sasas tarsr
Favored. whittier, Brighter, frneg, and u warranted
20 stand G-n In any, clinsase.n : .r,- = ~ ...-.
LOUIS y, RoSSiGu1. Sienseefso2sssa
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ELEGANT STATIONERY.

BEAUTIFUL lSKSTANDS-some novelties in
49, this line.
NICE NOTE-PAPER and ENVELOPES, in pret-
boxes also. by the ram or single quire.
hANDSoME P0CRET-BOOkS, PORTE-NON
NA!Es. and PURSES.
ilety -" - -
Rodgers & SONS POCKET-KNIyES:a PHO
,,lUGRAPHlC and AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
tNteuorandam Books. an immense slock; Blank
5o0hs 3 OF all kinds: Bills of Exchange, Drafts. Ne.
sSSraoe en- and Plain Sotee, Check-Boeks on all the
'.si 4ahkS and other legal blanks. -
Nie ..ss WUODHOUSE & PARHASf.
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Mayors C0urt.-At the Mayors Court
yesterday James Grubbs was arraigned,
charged with being drunk on the streets.
He was required 10 pay; costs. -.
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and milder. At night there was a
light rain. ~; 81.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, 40;
Q A. NJ, 40; noon, g.; 2. n, O.; P.
81, 60; midnight, 81.
Mean temperature, IS 1-6. ,..E.
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/ WHEy WORN DOWN AND READY TO TAKE
YOUR BED, EoP BITTERSis what you need 10 re-
lieye you, $500,
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r1Ic STATE CANVASS. !.
ROOMS STATE CoNsERyATavE
ExECGTtyE CoMMITTEGy r;}
: ,-,,sNfoN.N. sHr,ter1neF 8, 1879.

ROOMS STAI8 NOEtSRhtNAaSSf
ExHcGTiYE COMMITTEE RI L
!. R7cBMoSD, september 1873. 4
CONSERVATIVES MEETINGS, 70 be
,on.s.aSse,; hy one or more distinguished speak.
e.s, are nsss;.h.Blanti Courthouse Montgomery
October Patrick Courthouse, surr5 Courthouse,
Cuckoet tLSeSash SeSashSWsI,onss Mills tCumeer!and coun-
ut .,er 3oih- Lexington tnarbeeues Henry
,osrtscase ioarbecuel, Csrrsriiie tisac ot "iSn'
seesn.,5Iise slst-areen spriug Depot tIouisas
Sc.o",Sb4r lst-Hell's Crose-Roads tEoussah Ha'i-
SCeyanr;house Clever Hill, Ettgck tnighti, hasoa.
ca aiChenser sd.-Alecmarfe tCnarlottesvtlle) Char
Nov, o'r,nnrino,se. Franklin Courthouse, Frederick
lesic ics"vss gloucester Courthouse. Greenssi1e
SaSSn sSssnsaaen eons9soase s9sso1s
Iae o. hnse Coart house. Priuce William Court =
tssnseR smas' Rtchuand County Coarihousss spotsyi-
FSu'p psU Rigoer, Secretary. s~rg..,. %
alive parcrs please copy. au 81
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CANCER HALL.

CANCER HALL.
(SEvENTB STREET BETWEEN BROAD AND MAR
SHALL.)
POSITIVELY LAST WEEK.
GREATEST HUMAN MARVELS
EVER CREATED.
The famous, only, and
re-. WONDERFUL MIDGETSl
GENERAL MITE,
Aged fifteen years, weighs nine pounds;
MAJOR ATOM,
Aged ten years. weighs fifteen pounds.
who have created such marked and extraordinary
sensation In this aud other cities, and Coney Island.
VISITORS TO THE FAIR
SHOULD NOT FAIL TO SEE THEM.
LEVEES DAILY. Il = 8
Afternoon, 2 to 4:30; evening, 7 10 9. An extra
| evee on Saturday morning 10 10 12.
Admission, Csc; children, l5c. oc 1S-2w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-28

The repairs which were lately made upon
the city dam proved a great benefit 10 the
lessees on the water-line. = no. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-28

We have good Business Suit for .sle 90
We have the finest kind for................. 90 90
We can sell good Overcoat for. ........... 10 90
We have the finest silk. lined for .s25 to 35 90
We have little Boys Suits sfor................ rs
We have larger BOYS School Suits for....... 90
We have little. Boys Overcoats for So, 81,
$5, $6. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10 0C
We have The finest assortment Of YOUTHS and
YOUNG MEMS SUITS and OYERCoATS ever shown
in this city. A. SAKs & Co.,
1913 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-28

THE STRONG RUNG IN OUR BUSINESS LADDER
Is IS THE STARTING oNE-FAIR DEALISGl :