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rErslA. AND SICK HEADACHE.
SYMPTOMS OF 4 DISEASED LIVER.

rsa in The right side. under the edge of The ribs,
-.-a>s on PRESSURE sometimes the pain Is IN the
r te the patient is rarely able 10 lie the left
side sometimes :hc pain is felt under the shoulder
bIgde ana 1t frequently extends TO the top OF the
sboyltsr and Is sometimes mistaken for rheuma-
,,so IN tnc arm. The stomach Is affected with loss
Of nrpa.ie aud sickness; the bowels in general are
,osttr. sometimes alternative with lax; the head Is
ro1hlci With pain accompanied with dali, heavy
scus,toa In the tack part. There is generally
considerable loss Of memory, accompanied with
rsinf,l sensation Of ha'sng left undoIe something
which ougili to have been done. 4 sgns, dry cough
s sometimes an attendant. The patient complains
Of wcarlness ard debility he is easily startled, his
ct t-c cold or burning, and he complains Of 4
pekly seusatc;. of the skin; his spirits are low;
npcs.ttough he IS satisfied that exercise would be
beneficial 10 him, yet he can scarcely summon up
foadc enough 10 t-y IT. Ia fact, he d!strusts every
-epcdy Several OF the above symptoms attend the
disease, bu; cases have occurred where few OF
t-,r existed. yet examination OF the body after
d4..hhos shown the LIVER 10 have Dceu extensive
yttsl2gsd.
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JUDGE FARRAR AT ASSOCIATION HALL LAST
N1GHT.-Av very appreciative audience greet
ed Judge Farrar at Association Hall last
night. x The Experience OF Popular Lee.
turer" was given in the peculiar style OF
"Johnny Reb," and elected constant roars
OF laughter or bursts OF enthusiastic ap-
plause. He was very loudly applauded as
he took his seat, and 1t was felt that any
who desire to have an hours entertainment
could not better find it than by hearing
HThe Experience of Popular Lecturer"
On next Tuesday night the Association
VIII be favored with Rev. Dr.. W. E. Hatch
erss famous lecture on 1.-The Advantages OF
the Modern Dance"
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RECEPTIONS OF THE CoLoRED MEMBERS
The committee on reception Of the colored
members Of the General Assembly met last
night at Fry's Hotel. On motion Of John
Wallace, Giles 3. Jackson was made chair
man. In the absence of ". G. Roane, a
secretary pro tenn. was appointed.
On motion Of e. Thompson. committee
of three was appointed 10 write an address
setting forth the object or purpose OF the
proposed reception. aud to report Monday
night next. Committee: ". q. Trent, E.
Thompson, and s. D. Jones.
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ReclttesS Driuing.-A carriage containing
four persons, from this city. was run into
Thursday night near the Free bridge by
4 hack from Richmond, and was badly
smashed up. The occupants, however,
escaped without receiving any injuries.
The hackman, who was apparently intox-
Gated, whipped up his horses and drove
rapidly away without paying any attention
to the accident which he had caused. Steps
are being taken towards arresting the reck-
less driver, who will also have TO answer
for fast driving over the Free bridge and
through this city.
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The APIToL.-The Governor was at
work on his annual message to the General
Assembly when he was called away from
the city by the serious illness of bis mother.
lie has also sick sister and brother.
Sixteen of the double desks are TO be
taken out Of the hall OF the House of Dele
pates, the number OF members having been
reduced from 1872 to 100. Both legislative
chambers need new furniture and thor
ough securing and cleaning. The latter, at
least, Colonel Harrison will probably in
sure.
Most il not all Of the annual reports OF
the heads OF departments and boards OF STATE
inStitrtions are in the hands OF the printer.
The Board OF State Canvassers will meet
on Monday next, and il nothing Interrupts
them, will be able to complete their WORK
in day or two, the returns having already
been tabulated In the Office OF the Secretary
OF the Commonwealth.
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AGCE AND FEVER.

NE. McLASE's LIVER PILLS. &c cases
AauE SD FEVER, when taBen with 9a!ninc, are
productive Of the most happy results. so better
caa-.:c can be used preparatory 10 or after taxing
uin:ae. We would acIisc aS. who are a!Gfe:ed with
this d.sease 20 give them FAB TRIAL.
FOR al: 1!lous dcrarselncntS and as siRfle pur-
al.i1e, L Z! ARC une4ualled.
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WHITE MAN LAsHEp.-R. l.. Newton, a
white man, was tried by Justice j. n. Hop
kins on Wednesday last, charged with steal
ing money from W. H. Kidd. He was
found guilty, and ordered to receive thirty
nine lashes. AS soon as the above iud2.
ment was executed Newton left for other
parts, and when last heard from was about
thirty miles above Richmond on the canal.
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

The gcauiue-a:e never sugar-coated.
Every box hs. red wax seal Oh .he lid. wi:l the
IMPRESSION De. sIcLASE's LIVER FILLS.
The genuine ACLASg'S LIVER RLLS bearaie
Signatures of c. >iiCLASE ana FLEAsfG BROS. cn
;le wrappers.
Irsst u2on having the genuine DR.. c. NCLANES
LIVER Pills. prepared by Fleming Bros, OK
Pittsburgh Pa, the market being full Of iEaltatons
u The name GcLASE, spelled differently hIt same
ouuuciatlon. my -deSw1y
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noUND AND BIANDF0LDED.

MYSTERIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES SURROUND
ING TIE DEATH OF A SOUTH AMERICAN
FOUND DROWNED OFF THE BATTERY
OFFICIALS DIVIDED BETWEEN THEORIES
OF MURDER AND sUICIDE-A TEST FOR
THE DETECTIVES.
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BRIEFs.-Ap alarm of fire was turned in
yesterday afternoon. The occasion was the
partial burning of the kitchen OF an un-
occupied house, corner OF Twenty-ffth and
Yenable streets. Loss Insignificant.
Collections of revenue yesterday about
es nno
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Totals. 4,545 2,4ol aO2,244 los,o7+
WINTER WITH Us-THE TRAMPs' TRO(

WINTER WITH US-THE TRAMPs' TROOP
Yesterday was real winter day, though
the skies were clear and the sun bright.
The wind was at rest, but the thermometer
was low for the time OF the year, indicating
between ) and 6 O'Clock in the morning, i'll
exposed localities, lSo.
Ice was formed in the cutters and on
:mall ponds, and the Capitol-Square foun-
tains became miniature icebergs; looking
prettier in their hoary garniture than they
did during August, when they were occu-
pied in making spray cut OF the yellow wa
ter OF the James.
A week ago Q4th) we recorded the
mean temperature for twcnty-iour hours at
OF the case to remark that the weather was
uncomfortabIy warm; and so it was
for winter clothes. Sumo people were
about that time inclined to joke about "re.
turning to the mountains" and putting on
their alpaca coats" The didn't feel that
way Yesterday nor the day before.
The cold weather brings in the tramps.
It calls them from their distant jaunts into
the rural districts back 20 the cities, where
they eau Join the lime-kiln clubs or go TO
station-houses for lodgings, or, ;.t worst,
get committed 10 Jail, and have sutiiciency
OF food and oderatelv-comfortabl beds.
The army of tramps is not now as large
as in former years. AS the furnaces begin
to blaze out and the workshops to fill up,
their numbers decline. Sill there are hun.
| drcds of men who never know in the morn.
ing where or how they will sleep at night,
| and at night where they will get meal in
the morning. The best that this city can
offer " officially" is to give them place in
the chain-gang-not Il very desirable po.
sition for an honest tramp, and perhaps
there are such. They ought not 10 object
| to working for their board, but it isn't nice
that they should be levelled off with con-
victed thieves. 1t would he kinder and
better, If possible, to put them to them
selves, with an officer over them, and work
them as the Tramps' Troop.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
PubIic.school statistics.

The following figures, recently made up
by DR.. Ruffnpr, show the number OF public
schools aud pupils In each county and city
in the State for 1878 and 1879. DR.. Rufner
says that sunder all the adverse circum-
stances OF the past year the showing, though
SO poor, is better than we expected. The
current year opens promisiney and under
more encouraging circumstances, and we
hope to more than recover all lost ground
during the year,:
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No MORE RHEUMATISM There can be now no
excuse for suffering the pangs of rheumatism. The
crutch business is becoming fast played out amongst
"old tagers,n and acute apd ini1mmatory cases OF
the worst sort are easily and quickly cured since the
intI oduction OF DR.. HERSDoN's GYrsf's GIFT
which any dl luggst fan supply.
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Briet Nems.-The Chesterfield Circuit
Court was in session Thursday, and adj
joIrned for the term. The court was in
session about ten days trying civil cases.
Rev. DR.. ID. B. Winfrec, lately pastor OF
the Baptist church here, is expected to
preach at the Methodist church Tomorrow,
in the absence OF Mr.. Vunderslice, who is
attending Conference.
The weather was quite cold yesterday,
and skating was INDUCED in by the smaller
boys on places where the water was but
few inches deep.
It seems that it is hard matter for the
colorcd Debt-Paycrs and ReHdiusters Of this
city 10 te reconcied. Indignation meet
ings on both sides are expected to be held; ;
each party charges the other with incon-
sistency.
There are several prisoners in the Chester
field jail at present awaiting to be tried for
selonv-al being colored.
It is thought that the recent change in the
grades at the public schools here will be the
means OF increasing the number OF pupils.
The change which was made not long ago
by the School Board will 60 into effect
Monday.
The roads leading to the city are at pre-
sent in very good condition, and much ira
vel is being done over them.
~ number OF country wagons from Ches-
terfeld and PoWhatan were in town yestcr-
day, and Hull street had busy appearance.
There are about one hundred and fifty
hands employed at the GraHite Works be-
low the city. 1t is hoped that this number
may be greatly increased during the winter.
The Hastings Court was in session yes
terday short while. Nothing OF impor-
| tancc was done.
A union OF all the churches in Chester
! field county, OF different denominations,
will be held ut Providence church, in Ma
toaca district, on the Doth and 30th Of this
month, twill no doubt he largely attended.
The court for the trying OF civil warrants
was not in session yesterday; nor was the
Mayors Court.
The cold weather will no doubt greatly
benefit the perSinlmon crop in Chesterfield.
1t is rumorcd here that Rev. Il. L. BogSs
would be sent by the Conference to succeed
Rev. &. c. Fanderslice rs pastor OF the
Methodist church OF this city.
Several persons from this city are at Nor
folk attending the Methodist Conference as
visitors.
The walkway on Hull street in seyera
places is in very bad condition.
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ALPHA

Is new hland or wuIsKEY that Messr'. W. ID.
BLAIR & Co. have just put on the market. II IS
perfectly pure article, and more resembles tue oid-
fashioned Rye than any we have seen since the war.
The price Ia very moderate.
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You CAN BUY AT
LEVY BROTHERS,
BLANKETS AND GLoAKs,
FLANNELS-ali qualities,
PBKIN AND BROCADED SILKS,
CoLORED and BLACK SATINS,
HANDSOME DRESS GooJs,
BLACK CAsTfMRRES,
and thousands of other articles all at the lowest
cash prices,
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Accident.-George Jones, il young man
employed at The bucket factory, had the
iore-finger Of his left hand sawed off yeSter-
day. Drs. Weisiger and Archer attended
him. He is q Richmond man.
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Mr., THOMAS L. ALFRIESD is agaIa fully in the
insurance field with some Of the bes: companies in
the werld, and tells readers In another column
all about 1t.
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WHEN ToU WISH TO TAKE CoD-L1vER OIL uso
the Emulsion made by PURCELL, LADp q Co.
with HypophosDhiie OF Lime and Soda. Small bot.
ties, price SO cents.
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As light, mild beverage, agreeable 10 the most
delicate digestive organs the Cocoa preparations OF
WALTER BAKER & CO. are recommended to inya-
lids and convalescents as well as 10 tho:e In full
health.
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The MuSicdie.-Thc musicale at Beetho-
ven Hall last night was we'll attended. The
programme embraced some very excellent
selections OF both vocal and instrumental
music. Since Mr.. A. Z. Harding has been
acting as director the muSicales have
proved to be very interesting and en-
tertaining. II they continue TO be as good
as they have been for the past two weeks,
our muSiCaleS bid fair 10 rival those given
in Richmond.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS, FRIDAY
Morriss. executor, Us. Merriss and ais.
Argued BY Judge John A. Meredith for ap-
pelIee and John Howard andJohn Lyon Tor
appellants, and continued until Mondsy
next.
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PARALTzED.-Mr. John Gary, market
man, was paraIyzed while in store near
the Second Market last night. The paraly-
sis affected one side, arm, and leg.
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COHEN BROTHERS will open on MONDAY a large
stock Of Cloaks and Ladies' Walking Sacques At
greatly reduced p ices. See heir advertisement In
another column.
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The most paIatable way TO take CodLiver Oh Is
IN Emulsion. Use PURCELL, LADD Co.'s COM
bned with Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda.
pr,,s kO cenfs for small bottes
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II. ELLYsoN q Co., advertising agents, nsers 40.
yeresements In all Of tae newspapers OF the unisae
s,zas ut publishers rase<. Orders ieft as tne Oss
patch eoRptiag-reou win receive DEsnss sssoS
ttoH.
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The Restoration.-By request, Rev. j. D.
Stringfellow, OF the Meade Memorial
church, will preach tomorrow on the
Restoration OF the Jews in 1892"
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A new AND ELEGANT PREPARATION Is j. & E,
ATKINsoN's Glycerine Lolion. Il is no, only n
preventive OF daudruT but imparis TO the hair q
remarkable sofrness and brllIancy
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JOHN MORTON,

JOHN MORTON,
FLORIST,
Main and Reservoir streets,
has large collection Of Winter Blooming Plants,
such as Camelias. Carnations, Roses, and Violets.
Designs of every description FLIED at short notice
and at very low rates.
Cut-Flowers speciality.
Orders by telephone or otherwise promptly at
tended IN
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.--For the Mid
die States, rising followed by falling barom-
eter, diminishing northwest winds, becon,-
ing variable and shifting to southerIy,
slightly wa.me. aud partly cloudy weather.
For the South Atlantic and East Gull
States, lower pressure, variable winds,
warmer and generally clear weather.
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BEAUTIFUL WHITE TEETH!

MEADE K BAKERS
SAPONISE DENTIFRlCE
WILL PRESERVE THE TEETH. REMOVE
ISCIPIEEY TARTAR,
and
KEEP TT f TEETH BEAUTIFULLY CLEAN
Sold by druggists aL soc. 4 box.
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City Council.-There was no meeting Of
the City Council. They could not get a
Quorum.
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Auction SALES TgsES DAY.

SaE~ On all cGtss Of ReGL Estate made hct.7set
TIE 1St 0| JLnudTJ nfLi inSt Of JAE6 The t'IEs2fE
the present year hGreto htpatd hutht pttrchdsef
On all sn{s2 1te ift1Ot: t&s lst 0f J1tiy md tdt
of the year the tares haze to &c paid by the seller
lThis custom Was adopted about fifteen year, age
bv all the real estate agents In RcElaond, ana az
plies to Richmond ard yielnityl
RICHMOND BAZAAR. 10 a. NJ. eighteen young
and stylish horses, carriage, bnygcs. &c.
JAS. MACDOUGALI,l II NJ. at Bossienx's sta
b'cs, on Franklin between Eighteenth and Nine
teenth streets, twenty head of horses and mules.
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4 FRAGRANT BREATH

A FRAGRANT BREATH!
IF your TEETH arc decarra or defective If your
GUMS are spongy, bleeding, liberated or rcccding
from the teeth. use
MEADE Z BAKERS
CARBoLIC MoUTu-WASH,
which removes the bad odor caused by these. and
rapidly heals and clcanses the mouth. imparting d
DELICIOUS FRAGRANCE TO THE BREATH.
Sold by all druggists at soc. \ bott.
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SAVE MONEY by having your rr1u.ip done attbt
DISPATCH PRINTING"lloUSE. Gcoi WORK, low
prices, anG satisfaction g1iAranseed.
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mr. ucLANE,S TIvER PILLS.

~ YEARS BEFORE TIE PUBLIC.
THE GENUINE
DIR. c. .MCI. a y E'S
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS,
FOR THE CURE OF
urp,TIT1 OR LIVER COMPLAINT, DYs-
PERSIA. AND SICK HEADACHE.
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FOR COUGHS, COLDS, AND CONSUMPTION use
PURCELL, LADD 6 CO.'S Emulsion of Cod Liver
Oil with Hypophosrhltes Of Lime and Soda. Small,
bottles. price only so cents.
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4itl,nloltl 1ispattlt,
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 70, 1879.
&s- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE CONFIRMED CIRCU-
LAT1oN OF ALL THE oTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS oF THE CITY.

ENTERED at the Post ONCE at Richmond. Va, as
.".. second-ciass nlatter.I @,
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hE OVAL CAKE

SOIAF.
TIE OVAL CAKE
" '@t NOS, economical form of Washing Soap. All
~ Sguare cakes wear down In use to a large fat
''''e' 100 thin TO handle, and therefore wasted;
ole the OVAL cAKEo Of
COLGATE & CO.'S
y SOAP can be cut in two, the ova! END
fH readily In The hand, and the larger end worn
almost 10 wafer without any waste.
''"'ATE Il co. recommend their
NEW" SOAP
~'e-maik registered) 10 careful housekeepers,
S superior in quality, but as In form The
''H'mfcat Soap now made.
- loc s.w&StFe1sI
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Call on u.s..
We have only one price.
A. SAKs & Co.,
Clo,hiers and Tailors,
1ol3 Main street, opposite post-ofIcs.
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CoNpECTYGNERIEs. &c.

DTRE CANDIES.-1 am manufacturing
I daily my iuinitaHe pure crushed sugar CLAk-
IEIED FLINT CANDIES. | make better CA
DIES for wholesale purposes than any house In thls
perfectly pure anc NO aauite-
rations. We don't use sny gucos gr2pe-sa4aI. AIs.
a but pure slaass: II ie more hlgnIS
favored, yhiter, brighter, Grmer, aud ID warranted
10 stand 6rm In any climate.
aso lS12 Gain street.
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
cold. l-...
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 8 A. M., "a !;
0 a. NJ, 90; noon, "a; 8 ?. M, So; r.
~, 80: midnight, 26.
Mean temperature, 80.
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HOUSES AND LOTS,
WIN 81 without the modern Improvements. OF nil
,sta' de'iraoly located, for sale on ACCOMMO-
1AliSG TERMS.
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ALSO,
SUBURBAN PLACES AND FARMS.

= humber OF D " LII y 6 5, FACTORIES
>4OkES, and FARMS FOR RENT at prices to
'-'.sAt times, by RICHARDSON & CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
%o22 l1l3 Main street.
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ELECTION OF COLLEGE PREsI :
L. DEST.-The Board OF Visitors OF the Virginia
Agricultural and Mechanism College % having ss. de-
meetIne 10 be held in Richmoud.on the 10Th OF De-
csmber $40, direct that AL applications for mo
POSITION must be addressed 10 tue kectoss NIL
Meredith, Richmond. Va. 7. N, CoshAD.
no 2l-lw StcIesaIy cs D1S-a1. -1-ap1---
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fpHiGNpsnIf p,n LoDGE. No; 1910
THE MEMBERS OF THIS ,s.s,...,,
Il LODGE are hereby notified 10 At So
tend at the lodgs room tLevy's Ha!D -ASNG
AZ Ia ia O'Clock TOMORROW tSunday) S35sssSss<
AFTERNOON. preparatory TO attending the fine
raj OF our deceased brother, THOMAS MARTIN.
no 22-1t r J. DIXIE Secreiarv
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LOANS MADE
9" Richmond city and suburban real estate, bonds,
S'ocA, Or other good commercial securities al the
IVUEST MARKET RATES.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD }

RlcHhoSD AND PETERSBURG RAILRoAp.1
- TREASURER'S OFFICE.
RICHMOND, VA, November IL. 1879. }
OIlCE.-The ANNUAL MEETING
1S ,.,,, OF THE STOCKHOLDERS Of this company
& ~. 9e ne,o At the ofhce OF ihc comDany corner Of
byrd aad Eiahth streets, on TUESDAY the 2S,h
instant. At IL O'Clock III. ~'
The BOOKS oFTRASSrER will be closed from
TIE 2uth Instant until after the day OF mee,iny
M. W. WARRINGTON.
no Is-Iom Treasurer.
A NNUAL NJ EE TIN G.-The annual
"A meeting Of the STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND POTO-
MAC AND RICHMOND AND PETERSRrRCs
RAILROAD CONNECTION COMPANY win bo
neln nesso on WEDNESDAY the 26ih OF November.
1879. at the Office of the Richmond. Fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad Company in the city
Of Richmond, at l2 O'Clock noon. - =. :
no l2 j. r. WINSTON Seoro.,rx
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COLGATE & CO.'S

5gsTh. AND JOB WORK NEATLY Elk,
AT THE DIsPATCH PENgM8
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FIN A KEFAE..
LOANS MADE

MONEY AND REAL ESTATE.
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LADDER ASs.E.

rJNHE LADIES OF ST. JAMES CHURCH
i will hold their ANNUAL SALE OF USEFUL,
AND FANCY ARTICLES. DOLLS, &c, the MID.
DIE OF DECEMBtt. Amongst the collection
viii tie found suitable articles tnr CnrisD mas gifts.
due notice OF time and place Will b. given.
no l9-5t
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SOUR STOMACH, bad breath. indigestion, ai
headache easily cured by HoP BIrTERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-22
OvERcoArs at s3.
OyERcoATs at "a.
0yERcoATs at $5,
ovERcoArs =. Sc.
ULsTERs at $3.50,
ULsTERs at 81,
ULsTERs at $40,
ULsTERs at SIS.
th1LpREN's oVEncoATs at S2, $3.50, s3..
KILT OvERcoATs at $3.50 10 s5...
BUSINESS aud DRsss-SUIrs.
ALL FURNISHING GOODS at very low rates.

REcoLLEcr OUR GREAT REDUCTION.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-22
ANTSEMENTS.

SATURDAY EVENING. LAST APPEAEASCE
OF Miss DARLING IN RICHMOND.
Prices usual.
seats can he occurred 1T JoUNSroN's and otacr OF
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