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Miss NElLsoN.-This lady, who is to ap-
pear at the Theatre to night as Viola III
Shakspeare's dainty comedy Twelfth Night,
was born in the town OF Saragossa, Spain.
Her father was Spanard. and her mother
an English woman. 1t is said that ut nine
years of age she knew no pleasure like that
OF readin. Shakespeare, and at that early
time even acquired by note the whole OF
Romeo and Juliet.
In the character she studied thus early
she was destined TO make her first appear
ance in London, and in this she was to It.
tain her frmest hold upon the English and
American public. From the moment she
appeared she became the Juliet. She had
also eminent success in Viola, which gives
superb opportunity for the display OF the
lighter and humorous part nf her character
In this she kept her audience in constant
changes from unbounded laughter and ap-
plause.
The spring Of tine present year was nota.
bic for Miss Nelson's appearance as Julia
in the Hunchback at tie Adelphi Theatre.
This was the great London success OF the
day, and was acted night afrer night to over.
flowing audiences.
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PIyAFoRE AT MOZART HALL To-N1GHT.-
The Board OF Governors OF the Mozart
Association, yielding TO numerous requests,
will again present 10 the public this eve
ming the ever-popular and never-tirlnS
opera OF q. NJ. S. Pinafore. Frequently as
il has been sung to Richmond audiences, no
performance has given more satisfaction
than that Of our own accomplished ama-
teurs: nor has ir. we dare say, been any
where presented with as full and well,
trained chorus and orchestra as Dir. Slegel
has 80 ably conducted. As the proceeds
from the sale of tickets are for the further
ravment of the Associations greatly re-
duced debt and the continuance OF improve
Mont in its regular n,usicales and further
oneratic efforts, we bespeak full house
and generous audience; and as this is the
farewell performance, such house would
bea well-deseryed compliment 10 the cast
and management.
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A DAsTARDLY AcT.-On Sunday night the
chicken-house Of the Little Sisters OF the
Poor was entered by thieves and robbed oi
all its contents, thirty-two chickens in all
which was their supply for the sick during
the winter.
To steal ct all is bad enough, but 10 steal
from these good Sisters, who not only beg
for their daily food, but for the support OF
so many aged and inirm people under their
care. is fiendish. Such an act is unworthy
even OF thief, aud the party who commit
ted it should be drummed out OF the socie-
ty Of rogues.
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SUIT AGAINST THE CITY.-Yesterday, in
The Circuit Court OF the city OF Richmond
Judge Wexford presiding-the case OF John
II. Duke, administrator of his son Emmer-
son, rs. City Of Richmond, for negligence,
in which the damage was laid at S, 900, was
partly heard.
1t appeared from the evidence that in the
early part Of this year Emmerson Duke, son
OF the plaintiff while at play near the to-
bacco factory OF D. P. Gregory Il Co., on
Twenty-sixth street, slipped and fell into a
hole on the sidewalk used as an escape Tor
steam from the factory, and sustained such
injuries from the burning steam and hot
wafer that he died in il few days. The case
is an interesting one, and occupied oil day
yesterday. The evidence was partly heard,
and the jury, which is a special one for this
case, adjourned last evening, and will this
morning visit the grounds Of the accident
at 10 O'Clock, prior to proceeding with the
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Rev. DR.. T. T. EATON's LECTURE LAST
N1GHT.-A good and very appreciatiye au.
dience QncIuding fifteen preachers ,rhO paid
for their ticketS) heard DR.. Eaton, of Peters
burg, deliver last night, at Sidney Baptist
church, his new lecture on "Woman."
This apparently trite theme he discoursed
upon in style so fresh, striking, and Wig.
orous, as to delight the whole audience.
His keen wit and humorous sallies con.
vulsed the people with laughter, while bis
fine analysis. sound reasoning, good hits,
and eloquent descriptions brought down
the house in frequent and rapturous ap-
plause. At the close OF the lecture DR.. Ea-
ton was warmly congratulated by a number
Of bis friends, and there was 50 general an
expression OF approval and delight that he
has been invited to repeat it at an early day
before the Young Mems Christian Associa
tion
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The subject OF conversation at an eve.
,inr n ~ entertainment was The intelligence OF
animals. amin particularly Of ttogs. Says Smith
s.There are dogs that have more sense than
their m masters :.Just so," responds young
Fit FitznoodIy, "Fye got that very KIND OF
dog myself"
Never use fast words. 1t may not Arrays
be agreeable. Chow do you nke my pooL' 1s
loye?'' exclaimed youthful prlde. on;
they're immense replied fhe PARTNER VI
her Joys; and she had the tirst ma'riaso''a'
iajntins away as the result.
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AGUE' AND FEVER.

DIR. c. MCLANE's LIVER PILLS, in eases o
hGUE AND FEVER, when taken with Quinine, are
productive OF the most happy results. No better
cahartic Gan be used preparatory to or after taking
uinine We would advise all who are afflicted with
this disease to give them 4 FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious derangements and as a simple pur-
gative, they are unequalled.
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ROLL OF HONOR AT THE RICHMOND HIGH
ScHooL.-The following is list of the pu.
pills on the roll of honor ut the Richmond
High School for the past week: Senior
CIass--Amela Brimmer, Emma Laube, Ju.
liette Marks, Bette Mountcastle, Susie r
Walker, Blanche Wynne, Robert S.. trump
and t. T.. Eggleston. intermediate Class
Eugene E. Dearborn, j. William Wills
Salle Bott. Emily Cottrell, aud Christine
Whittet. Junior 4 Class-kate Dunkel
Annie Elmore, Irene Loyenstein, Sadie Nc
Gilyray. Lizzie Newcomb, Lula Phillips
and Lille CarFington. Junior B Glass
Haywood Hopkins and Lillian Pace.
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MEETING OF AN IMPORTANT COUNCIL CON-
NlTrEE.-The committee OF the City Coun-
Gil appointed to consider the various plans
submitted TO the Water Committee for the
pumping power at the new reservoir when
it shal! be built Will commence its sessions
at the Courci Chamber this evening at D
o'clock. The committee consists OF Mr. +.
D. Christian, chairman, and Messrs. Cen
try, Taylor. Philips, and Elyson, OF the
Common Council; Charles l.. Todd, l..
Wagner, and Josiah Crump, OF The Board OF
Aldermen James l.. Duyis, Superintendent
OF the Water Works; Colonel Cutshaw,
City Engineer; and the Committee on Wa
ter.
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sf,thodist Church.-Rev. G. c. Wander.
slice Of the Methodist church OF this city,
nreached - his last sermon Sunday, before
loav,np for Conference. 4 text appropriate
70 r. the occasion was chosen. The pastor
Save an interesting account Of the church
daring the last four years which he has
snant With it. During that time 90 members
have m died; 43 certificates have been issued
~ r. nersons who removed from this city ana
ioiped 10 sister churches; 10 members have ave
died during the past Conference year; 466
have been converted-some, however
ioined other churches of different demon.
inalion; 3ls united with the church, 20 @ OF
which have been stricken from the list. NO
doubt it is gratifying to the pastor as wen
az to the church to see what good WORK has
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

The genuine are never sugar-coated.
Every box has q red wax seal on the lid, with the
impression DIR. McLANE's LIVER PILLS.
The genuine MCLANE'S LIVER PILLS bear the
signatures of C. NcLANE and FLEMING BROS. on
the wrappers.
Insist upon having the genuine DIR. c. MCLANE's
LIVER PILLS, prepared by Fleming Bros, ol
Pittsburgh, Pa. the market being full Of limitations
Of the name McLANE, spelled differently but same
onunciation. my 12-deow1y
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COUNTY TAXES.

NOTICE TO THE TAX-PAfE ERs or
~ urNRIco COUNTY.-You are hereby ncu'
lied that your taxes for uskahoe' BroSSama Gr sd.c
,fo a., the Trea,urer's Office, I'm the county court
honse. from ,he 18TH OF NoVEMBEk to the i isI s
OF DECEMBER; after which time there ~a.' 90 Se E
n.r cont added and sent ont for coilectieR as lEe
!. T. w dtrent, WILLIAM III. MeGRUDEh.
no l0.tDe1 Seen'! 1fS"'"'
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

The Lash.-At the Mayors Court yester-
day morning William Neal alias William
Harris tcoIored) was before his Honor,
charged with stealing a number OF cast-lron
brick-moulds from Mr.. w. B. McCrary last
Friday night. He was found guilty, and
ordered to receive twenty-five lashcs. Neal,
it will be remembered, was found guilty OF
like offence several days ago, for which ne
received twenty lashes. He has also been
before the Mayors Court q number OF times.
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4 Bold Robbery.-On Saturday afternoon
about sunset Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. Ca
pron, who reside at Granite, about four
miles from this city, were waylaid near the
Reedy-Creek hill, on the River road, by
two negro men, and robbed Of about Sll
in currency. One OF the negroes took Mrs.
Camnbelps bonnet from her head whilst
searching her, and carried it off with him.
The negroes were apparently strangers
here and succeeded in making their escape
boyore they could be arrested.
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Senator Butaer, OF South Carolina, has
taken the pains to complete and publish
some statistics in regard to the criminal and
pauper population Of South Carolina ana
Massachusetts, which are conclusive OF tne
healthier moral aud ,naus.ra faets 9
ore ore thai in a population of about double
there she sA are nearly eight times as many pau
rnS ners and criminals in Massachusetts as in
South Carolina.
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POLICE COURT, YEsTERDAY.-Polce.J JUS
tice White fined the following parties yes
terday: William Bibb (coloredI, 81 for
fighting in the First Market; Lizzie Tucker
(coored), s. 80, disorderly conduct; Will
son Walker (colored), dlsorderly. 81; Mary
Jones (coloreO, disorderly, 81; Thomas
Randolph, for a>saulting Charles Kinney at
the Indian Doctors show, $40; Jim Wood
(colored), disorderly conduct and carrying
concealed weapons, had his pistol contis-
Gated and was fined So.
Douglas Hoye (colored), charged with
obtaining Sl.5O under false pretenceS from
John Wallace, was required to pay coats
and five Iashes.
&. Z. Austin (white) and George Bowles
(colored), fighting within the jurisdiction OF
the First Market. The case was dismissed
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AN kCKNOwL LEDGMEST.-Thc ladies' OF the Re-
treat beg to acknowledge the following articles
One barrel of apples from McSsrS. Spots L Gibson
one lot Of preserves and tomato soy from Mrs. s. II
fiawes one l0' Of assorted spicci from iersman
Co.; ono window-shadc from y friend; one pitchc
from friend; half dozen dinner plates from
tvi.
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ALLEGED ATTEMPT AT RnBBERY.-A m1n
who gave bis name as Thomas McNamee,
and who says he formerly resided in Farm
vile, was arrested yesterday, charged with
pointing a seven-shooter at w. T. Hum
pbries with the view of making Mr.. Hum
phries surrender his pocket-book. Mr..
Humphries is in the picture business. The
affair occurred near the corner Of Tenth and
Leigh streets. Policeman Hulce arrested
McNamee.
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ET,0E ST.

Main apd Reservoir streets.
has large collection Of Winter Blooming Plants
such as Cameiias. Carnations, Roses, and Violets.
Designs Of every description hIl,d at short notice
and II very low rates.
Cri-Flowers L speciality.
Orders by telephone Or otherwise promptly a.
ten to
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pOOKs. STATIONERY. &c.

TRATrAN.-Volu 80 will be publish
" ed and for sale on THURSDAY, November
''A' GRATTAN's VIRGINIA REPORTS,
Volume so. containing cases from January SIS
to November /, 1878. Price, 80: or by mail
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT or BOOKS
IN VIRGINIA
is at 1909 and 1905 Main street: ,,c,rsu
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4 FRAGRANT IiKEAIu,

If your TEETH are dccaycd or defective: If yonl
GUMS are spoGgy, bleeding, ulctEltcd, or recedinl
from the teeth, use
MEADE G BAKERS
CARBoLlC MOUTH-WAsH.
which removes the bad odor caused by these, ant
rapidly heals and clcanses the mouth, imparting
DELICIOUS FRAGRANCE TO THE BREATH
Sold by all druggists at SOC. Il bottle.
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ZINE LIQUORS AND GROCERIES.

RICHMOND, VA, October 2S, 1879.
u. ANTELOTTl. no. 1911 FRANKLIN STREET,
offers the following goods. selected by himself WITH
great care. hdring reference ESTiRELYto 2udt-
ny. and wh:ch Hi: guarantees To he perfectly
Pure and undiuIternted
OLD JAMES BUMLiAKDNER WulsKEI. Ave
uLD FU!.GiiIEn wtiskpY, <1r"n Y"4:aal.
oil: ,iENMER WtiShfl Eyc ytar> al:
OLD MAkTEEl. bAkl, i-ONDCN :''''.
OLD MhKTELn V. :. q ,. BRANDY.
GENUINE Pure HOLLAND GiN y 3''."I
anI Gn '.rauGn ~
A;t. Choice,l .in,e> }, ,., t,0ET ~; = cEE RI
GUINNESS STOUT. EASS'S arj IDt NbEK'S
SPARKLING ALES. -.
Ic also offers 4 very choice lot Of VIRGINIA
HAMS selected by himself with great In ad-
nitiom tn above. lie Keeps constantly on band The
finest grades nf TEA. CUFFEE. aud all other artl-
Giles pertaining tn 4 irst-clasS grOcery-sto ITO
guarantees not only full sail siarion In regard to
quality. bur also III regard 10 the WEIGHT OF every
lnluv he sells. oc 2S-tJal
NOTlCE.-H Having been appointed agents
ot MARTINI, SoLA 4 Co, Turin, Italy, for the sale
OF their -
WEYMOUTH,
and Of Messrs ERIco CO., Naples. Italy, Tor their
MACCARONI AND SPONGETTI,
| we are prepared 10 supply The trade at New York
| prices. ii eight added
\ call Is solicited 10y . ~
| oc 10 CHRISTIAN < WHITE.
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HOTELS AND BoARDING-HOUsEs

HOTEL, BALTIMORE,
u LIGHT, AND GERMAN STREETS, BALTI-
MORE, MD.-Rates reduced to 50 and $500 per
DAY according TO location OF rooms. Extra eharses
for n,rlors. baths and double roops, according 20
s1e rhc most convenient and lates.-buiit h9tei ID
The city. Elevator runs continuously 10 all the
floors. All lines OF city passengsf.earS pass H ~
doors. r. w. W. VIZ 1oTn ~ Ia an
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SAVE MONEY by having Yonr printing 3one a[fhs
DIsPATcE PRISTISG-il"u3K. Hoot work, 10"
pric..s, snc satisfaction sri2ran',-'i.
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II. GLLYsCS Il Co.. auyertIsllE :-scnt2, insert ad
vcrilsr,cenl Ia al of the newspapers "i the Cnit
S;S es !; pubShcrs' rate. Orders LEFT ~ the Ue
pukch couniing-rcorI VII receive pIswbt a!teS
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been done during the four years OF his min.
lstry. The salary OF the minister has been
paid up in full, and the church will show a
remarkably good report at Conference.
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ATTENTION !
Lam VOW rrahv 10 receive

am uow ready 10 receive
GOOD DRY SHUCkS Goose or baled).
f,r which The highest market price will DC paid.
sr,iya: factory in Manchester. or 10 me in Rich
,,,nt. Tno 6-ccd2wl GEORGE i. STACY.
xI-A ANTED. statesmen TO TAKE
" GENERAL. STATE AGENCIES. Salary and
ayr.u.c. taid. References required
!RlCMrH MANCFACTURlEG CO.,
s.1R.ndgm 1l6 Monroe ST., Chicago, III.
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Aifll11oud lispatfI1.
TUESDAY. November IS. 1870.
sS THE CIRCULATION OF THE pIsPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED cIGCU-
LATIoE OF ALI THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY. -
Entered at the Post. Oflce at Richmond, Va, as
second-cInss matteEJ
wEATHER REPORr.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.--For the Mid
die States, falling barometer, increasing
easterIy winds, and rainy weather, partly
turning into snow in the northern portion,
followed Tuesday afternoon and night by
rapidly rising barometer, brisk to high
northwesterly winds, and colder, clearing
weather.
For the South Atlantic States, falling ba-
rometer, increasing soutbeasterly winds,
ther, with numerous rains, followed Tues
day afternoon or night by rapidly rising
barometer, brisk to high northerly winds,
and colder, clearing weather.
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JOHN MORTON,

That low, nervous fever, want Of sleep, aud weak
ness calls for HOP BITTERS.
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GREAT BARGAINS.
Having bought our goods since the immense de-
cline which took place the Is, of os:oher, we are
nrrnared TO sell great bargains III all departments.
BLACK SlLk, 75c. worth 81:
BLACK SILK, 81 worth | p:
BLACk SILK, 1925 worth Sl.50;
ELACK SILK, $3.50 woith 50;
BLACK SILK, 81. rs worth S2.25;
BLACK SILK. 50 worth S2 81;
RIAC'k SILK, 81. SO worth So:
Col. .ORED TRIMMING S!LhS ana SAIiNo al
cOors: ..,., T.,
COLORED CELVETS--all colors-S2 worhS2 0O
COLORED DEELVETEENS-Plai ana Striped:
Novelties in DRESS GuuDS-25 per cent cheaper
than thcy were bought III sep!eiuheS;
BLACK ard COL0EEO CAS!iMEkES cheaper
than they were before the rise; r..
FLANNEI.S ana BLANKETS we are selling Ior
less morey than the same goods brought last ial
CLOAK X ) and SuAWLS. CASSlMERES ana
CLOTHS. BEAVERS and DlAGONALH;
MERINO and ALI!-WuOL VESTS ana DRAW :
Frs fer ladies; ~ n,,r-
MERINO and ALL.WOOL VESTS ana DhA"
ERS for children; ~ n.,-
MERiNO and ALL-WOoL SHIRTS and DRAW
MERiN0 aad AEL-WOOL SHIRTS and DRAW
ERS for s,oys COURTNEY \ POW
oc clS 42e Broad street
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TIE MoNTRoSE WIIISKEY sold by w. y. BLAIF
Z CO. is i ricn, mellow whlskeY, four years old.
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear until
the evening, when the clouds began to
gather. at 10 O'Clock P. NJ. rain COM
menced.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, Al |;
8 A. M., 81: noon, IS; 8 ?. e., GO; z !;
NJ, IS; midnight. so.
Mean temperature, sc.
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: o@D SO'- Wy y 0E|| =
JAMES MCDONALD,
Secretary OF the Commonwealth.

Mrs. Watson is a wealthy English lady,
whose whole life mas been devoted to works
Of humanity. She has frequently had oc-
casion to visit Virginia in the prosecution
OF her labors, and has rany firm friends
among our people.
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GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.

M o L 4 5 ) Il $.
$50 barrels REE HIVE SYRUP.
so barrels CHOICE NEW ORLEANS MO-
LASSES,
25 barrels SILVER DRIP SYRUP.
For sale At lowest market rates
no Is A. Y. STOKES & co.
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SEVNE.THREAD.
SEINE.THREAD. N~ssa

We are now receiving our first supply OF SEiSE-
THREAD. consisting OF alt numbers ana 9uailties,
Although fhe prices have greatly advanced, We are
enabled TO offer these goods at extremely low prices
Our goods are warranted to be FIRST CLASS, anu ~
We intend in The future In the past 10 maintain
ths excellent reputation of our trademarks.
t.. LiEHTENSTEIN & SONS,
Sole Importers Of Lion Brand Seine. Thread:
corner Seventeenth and Franklin streets
10 f8-3n
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NO MORE RHEUMATISM There can he now no
excuse for suffering the pangs Of rheumatism. The
crutch business is becoming fast played out amongst
"Old savers, and acute and inlImLlatory cases of
the worst sort easily and quickly cured since the
introduction OF DR.. llERNDON'S GYPSY's GIFT
which any druggist an supply.
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. Jerome B. Stilson, one
OF the editors OF the New York Herald, and
Hon. Marshall Hanger are at the Exchange
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sEcTg0N sAlEa THIS cay.

sS- o.. al sdiss Ut R,aG Estnts nnds oetso.sa
tae ISt nF JcHU0rH amt I1hf 81 i@nr tr :HTsTlo'
tis eTtss7.t vsc, kurr IT, he GnM ~ the gnrcha.e,
Or al sales medR betDs,Ath2 Isl cfJHiy dndiGs
Of the year the taes hare 10 6s p0!G by The seller
ITn!s cusio1 was 2dnpirI ihGGt ii"'rtA years akt
b. all the real estate aHtHs ~ SIcEioLo, ana az
niles To RIchmeHd aud "iciGitJ.l
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O<T, on YESTERDAY. BETWEEN
,r First Market and post-otticc, a GOLD
CHARM LOCK ET. containing rh0tegraph o: my
.lf and wife. 4 liberal reward viii be paid ii re-
'u."' - ~ r. STERN
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DOOMS OVER No. 1921 MAIN f:s
IL STREET. over Virginia Ouera- -inlise: ana FL
over G. H. browns cirar-storc on Ninth street {:
over 5l2 Marshall street. between Fifth and sixth
streets suitable for families. for rent: amply 70
no l5-3t r. B. LYME.
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GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, ~ M.. valuable brick
store and warehouse No. lf40 east Main street.
JAS. MACDOCGALL, 10a A. H., furniture,
trunks, clo!innY. &c.
JSO. r. LAUGuTON. JR.. 10E A. b.. az No
l0O7 Main street. 4 collection OF 0i'-paiBt'nss
JOHN POE, Ctiet of Police, 10 4. ~, two hogs.
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DICHMOND THEATRE.

See where she comes. of life aud Joy! Sec see the
soveIeign power!"
Under the Ford Management 3;
MISS Lillian ADELAIDE NELSON,
on
TUESDAY EVENING. NovENBER 18TH,
TWELFTH NIGHT. z
WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 10TH,
SIAKSPEARE'S JULIET.
Idon't know more beautiful Illustration OF the
anxiety Of pure true love the safety ofts object
than the girsh linperi 3g that tells or tho
fond fears OF the youthful Juliet Coleridge.
MR.. EDWARD COMPTON AS ROMEO.
Of the London Stage.
The sale or seats will commence at Johrs,on's,
Main street, on WEDNESDAY, November 18th.
no 12-1w
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FOE RENT.

11OR RENT. EXCELLENT BRICK O.
Il RESIDENCE No. COS north Ninth street, Ell
v,,r ,i-b. with ten rooms. This house was built
In good sly,c ana Is now IN perfect order, ana has
most oi the motc-n inrro' cmcn's.
no ls-Pd3t GkLB6S x ~ MI.LlAMs.
Y1OR RENT. THAT VERY DESI- 81 s.
L EAEIE AND FIRST CLASS BRICK ILL
RESIDENCE No. 3O3 Franklin street. near Third
.,rrci containing rinc rOoln,;g Kitchen. -FOUR
roo,ns: stable gas wafer. bath. and every conre.
nt-"ce and In thorough rciiair. Rent, $3.50 per
auuaW. Possession al QUO. ~
ROBERT Il. LYME,
uoI7.3t 12l2 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-18

A p. FOX. Il SON,

A 2. FOX'& SON,
BROAD AND FIFTH STREETS,
are offering rare and desirable attractions in
COLORED AND BLACK FANCY STRIPED DA-
MASSE SILKS;
COLORED DRESS GOODS FOR COMBINATION
SUITS IN BROCATELLES. BROCADES. Pc
KIN STRIPS, PERSIAN, INDIAN, AND An
TlQUE DESIGNS;
LINENS. FLANNELS, BLANKETS, COUNTER
PANEs, TOWELS, &C., al low prices;
CAMEL'S.HAYR CLOAkINGS in extensive yari-
ricty; SHAWLS. HOSIERY, GLOVES, NO.
TlONS. GENTLEMEN'S: / 4 d ES' and
market prices Also. Il large assortment OF
SILKS, SATlNS, aud BLACK GOODS.
a. Z. FOX u SON
successors to Breeder & FoX).
nolS-lw sol E,o2d street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-18

EXCHANGE HOTEL AT FREDE- 1
II RlCKSHUEG. VA FOR +. M OR AEY
LEASE-I Iuc above hotel. which Is a large ana con
MriS b.rn uul Ia No. repair and paillted-will be
rcucd furnished or unfurni-hed. Parties wishing
rr. .,urr yp no l4-Gt