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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-19

MASS MEETINGS
OF THE
DEMOCRATIC CONSERVATIVE PARTY.
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Rooms STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE. J
Democratic Conservative Party.
Natu 0rlpenu 0nfrbhp "A taTa

Democratic Conservative Party. !
New Orleans. October II. 1870.
Mass meetings OF the Democratic Conserva-
tive party will BIS addressed by Gov. L. A. Wilt.
Hons. Samuel D. MeEnery. J. @. Egan. Allen
Jumel. Il. Fl. Fay. W. A.. Strong. Il. A. Burke. lei.
N. Ogden, e. John Ellis. Albert Voorhies, J. b.
Eustis. b. f. Jonas. r, N. Ogden. John Nc
Emery. Don Oaffrey Robt. Richardson, J. O..
Moneure. T. b. Lyons, r. Q. Wicklffe. A. s..
Heron A. Roman. Il. p. Poche. W. w. Farmer.
VIM. M. Levy. WIN. Fl. jack Cen. Randall Glib
son. Gen. J. Floyd King, james Lingan. J. g..
Hawkes.. z. u. Theard.
The meetings will DO held rs follows:
October 10. saturday Lafayette Square, New
Orleans.
October 90 Monday-Convent r. O.
October 81 Tuesday-Baton Rouge.
October %, Wednesday,
October %. Thursday-Bayou Sara.
October a. Friday-N New Road. Pointe Coupee.
October 27. Monday-Yidalia.
October 49, Tuesday-St. joseph.
October 80. Thursday-Lake Providence.
October 81, Friday-D Delta.
November /. Saturday-Monroe.
November 8. Monday-Bastrop.
November 5, Wednesday, armersville.
November 8. Thursday Vienna.
November 7. Friday-Arcadia.
November s. Saturday-Homer.
November TO- Monday
November II. Observation-Disclosures.
November IL. Wednesday, Shreveport
November IA. Friday Mansfield
November IA. Friday-Coushatta.
November Is. Saturday Pleasant Hill.
November II, Monday atchitoches.
November 10. Observation-Disclosures.
Nnvarnhar IN
November %. Saturday-Marksville.
November "a. Monday-Opelousas
November 70, Tuesday-Ve i1onvile
November IS. Tuesday-St. Martinsville.
November 20. Wednesday-Ib
November 27. Thursday-Abbeville.
November AZ. Thufsday-Franklin.
November a. FrIday-Houma.
November 20. MISUNDERSTANDING.
December l. Monday-Napoleonvi
December /. Monday-Donaldsony
November 4. Tuesday-CoIumbia.
November 9. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
November 8. Saturday innsboro.
November 10, Moaday-Rayville.
November II. Tuesday-Delhi.
November 10. Thursday-Floyd.
November IA. Friday -Talluleh.
November II. Monday-PlaQuemins
November 49, Wednesday-St. Charlea court
house. s@
November 20, Thursday-st John court.
house.
November a, Friday-st, Bernard. old court
house.
November ~, saturday-Pointe-a a. la Hache.
November 90, Thursday
November 20, ssturday.Franklinton.
November III. Monday-Amite.
November Is, notwithstanding
November az. Thursday Porr Vincent.
ALBERT VOORHEES,
President State Central Committee Democratic.
Conservative Party of Louisiana,
O. M. TENNIsoN. Secretary. oc1b
HAVE Received IN
- In store from our mannfactory, q npeTio,l
lot OF UOTTD WAGONS and EXTRA
WHEELS. which will be sold under full guar
antee. Your patronage Is collected.
BODLEY BROTHERS.
Nc. 12T Common street.
VIII remove no, % Union street on Octo
berI. sedS I'm
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-19
We Relieve

That II every one would use Hop Bitters
freely there would be much less sickness and
misery In the world; and people are fast find
ing this out whole families keeping well at
thrilling cOst by lts use. We advise all to try
it.-IU. and a., Rochester NY.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-19

nRAYMEN-WE HAVE RECKIVED IN
- In store from our manufactory, a superior
lot Of COTTON WAGONS and EXTRA
WHEELS. which will be sold under full guar
anG60. Your patronage tS solicited.
BODLEY BROTHERS.
No. 127 Common street.
/. VIII remove o no. - Union street on Octo-
Der L selS I'm
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There has never been q State election SO
important In It's national bearings as tho late
Ohio election. California on one side or the
| continent and Maine at the other extreme
had already signalized the drift OF popular
sentiment rs between the two pal ties which
are contending for the control OF the general
government; 1t remained for Ohio, the great
central State OF the Union, to confirm the
spread Of this sentiment throughout the
country Or to leave 1t still In doubt. The Ohio
election In 1876 made Hayes President, be-
cause he had carried that State by a majority
OF something less than 5000 votes. Who can
doubt that the present Republican majority
Of $4,000 or $4,000 forecasts proportionate
Republican gain throughout the Union, when
It was conceded on both sides that this years
election was the preliminary battle In the
presidential struggle2
lst. Louis Republican. Deml
The three-iegged ticket In Ohio was BY far
the best ticket In the field, morally, politically
and Intellectually, but was otherwise unfor-
tunate In not having quite legs enough to win
the race.
ist Louis Times-J Journal. Nondescriptl
Tllden goes to the political boneyard, as
well HIS Thurman by reason OF the Ohio dis
aster. Only two candidates remain for the
Democracy, whose names are much talked
of-Hendricks and Bayard. Il Bayard's
this order of the two names, 1t will be most
powerful one-perhaps invincible. Certainly
1t would be II New York demands CIarkson
n Potter, then the ticket will stand as the
Tines Journal has frequently suggested For
President, Thomas A. Hendricks: for Preei-
dent, Clarkson N. Potter. And such a ticket
will have more strength to begin canvass
with than any other that can possibly be
Dy sae voe nafN TorF
This will beat Robinson by 5000 votes, and
literally extinguish Tilden, his hacker. But
Kelly win support Potter, and Potter can
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-19

A wonderful invention is being exhibited by
the Southern Publishing Company 1s5 Canal
street back room, up stairs. for the purpose Of
simply and eheapy reproducing from one
original writing from so to los copies Id perfect
fac simie. Il Is termed the copygraph. and will
evidently supersede the more costly ',papyro-
graph" electric pen" or other. copying ma
chimes. AS the price is only from 81 so upward
they are sure to have an immense sale. as the
demand for such an article IL almost unlimited
and has been checked heretofore only By the
very high price OF the other machines. No
copyGraphs.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-19

The new crop Of Virginia tobacco grown In
1878 con aims p portion Of leaf OF remarkable
and !. mildness OF an uncommon degree. SO
much sought after by connoiseeure. Combining
the quality which has rendered the Turkish
tobacco so long an especial favorite for cigar
cites. with the rare and delicate flavor peculiar
to the Virginia.
In these times. when the Havana tobacco In 80
of a sweet smoke do not take more kindly to
the pipe or cf9ar.,te The. improved condition
by VIM Rintball h Co will b, noticeable at
single trial. Wbio II Is an established fact that
cert In Kinds OF Virginia and N nth Carolina
cigarettes. even these have TO be sought for and
selected, as every expert knows. certain soils
aud districts alone producing the particular
grade fitted for the purpose. We allude to the
Vanity Fair and Fragrant Vanity Fir brands
In particular, and the manufacturers claim that
they have / ever been able to produce better
smoking TOBACCO and cigarettes than they are
now manufacturing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-02
LOCAL MATTERS.

CANE PRESENTATION AT THE TOBACCO EX-
CHANGE.-The usual routine OF operations
at the Exchange was interrupted on yester-
day about 12 O'Clock for the purpose OF pre-
senting an unusually handsome goId-headed
cane to Mr.. r. A. Mills Gust about to leave
here to reside in New York;. The presen-
tation was made by the president, Mr..
James A. Scott, in his happiest and most
cbaracle vein, and his remarks elected
that deep feeling from all present which
was naturally to be expected on the occa-
sion of the departure from anon. them Of
one OF the oldest and best known OF the
trade.
Mr.. Mills, in replying, was almost over
powered by his emotion, having frequently
to stop to regain his voice, and spoke with
great dlfficulty-as follows:
Mr.. President and Gentlemen OF the To-
bacco Trade,-I find words too poor ana
language too tame to convey to you my
heartfelt gratitude for this beautiful testl-
monal of your friendship and esteem; and
while it needed not this memento OF yonr
kind wishes to keep you forever enshrlneu
in my heart, still one more link is added to
the golden chain that must ever bind me to
you while memory lasts. / have had the
pleasure Of meeting some OF you daily Tor
over a quarter Of century, Others not so
long; but all long enough for me to have
formed II strong and lasting attachment for
all. l find it very hard, therefore, to sever
the ties that bind me to you, and in saying
good bye the eye dims, the voice faliers,
and the heart must ache. Gentlemen, again
thanking you for this mark OF your kind
ness, I must say goodbye. May health,
long life, and prosperity attend you ALL
There is not member of the Tobacco
Trade who docs not heartily reciprocate
this wish or fail to bid God-speed to Dir.
Mills in his new sphere.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-02

LECTURE BEFORE THE YOUNG MEMS CHRIS
TIAS AsSoCIATI0N.-The first Of series OF
lectures before the Young Mems Christian
Association will be delivered by General r.
E. Co'sion, on "Modern Egypt next
Monday night at Association Hall. The
lecture will embrace q description OF the
most interesting peculiarities OF Alexandria
and Cairo, the manners and customs OF the
Egyptians, Il description OF the customs OF
marriage and divorce, and many other
things concerning that interesting people.
General Colston was for nearly six years on
the general staff of the Egyptian army, and
has personal knowledge Of all that he talks
about. Members Of the Association will be
admitted free.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-02

PARDoNED BY THE GnrERNoR.-Thc Gov
ernor has pardoned Sally Jackson IA colored
womanl convicted June, 1879, in the Coun-
ty Court OF Prince Edward OF infanticidc,
and sentenced to seven years impriSon-
ment in the pentcntiary.
This woman was convicted Of numbering
an infant while acting in the capacity OF a
midwife The Governors reasons for par
duning her was IN eal4est appeal from The
CONFERENCE.-The attorney, who states that
evidence has been discovered since her inn
prisonment which establishes her iEno-
cence
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Reiinion Of Old Soldiers.-The surviving
members OF the Elliott Grays will meet Il;
the Mayol'>-Court room tomorrow night
to make preparation for the grand rctnior
which is expected to take place some time
during :he present month. The Committed
of Arrangements are Henry A. Jordan
James A. Gentry, George W. Talby, Thoma:
B. Cersey, James W. Craig, Thomas j
Wavmack, and Richard CottreIl. The re-
union promises to be IN interesting event
Several ex-Confederate generals and diStin'
guished soldiers will be invited TO partici'
pate in the retfnioD.
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consultation yesterday, aud will report to-
morrow night to the Council.
Beattie's stage Manchester" brought
over twentY-eight Passengers at one trip
yesterday-the largest number ever hauled
at one time in that stage.
Bridge avenue between the Danville arch
and the Free bridge should be put in order
at once.
The suit Of Ericsson Us. Manchester has
been docketed upon the records OF the
United States Supreme Court; but it will
be nearly four years before it can be tried !;
so says the clerk OF that court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-02

BRIEF S-PEEseNAL.-Th Old Do.
minion Steamship Company now close their
freight-sheds in this city at z. NJ. instead
of 6 =. A., rs heretofore.
The amount OF internal revenue collected
in this district for the month Of September
was S1G1 ,6s6.S2.
A slight fire occurred Yesterday at $40
west Leigh street, occasioned by the burn
ing OF a lot Of rubbish ia the kitchen. No
alarm was given.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-02

Police StatiStlcs.-The following report
for the month OF September shows the
number OF arrests made in this city during
that month: For misdemeanor, %: ordi-
nance violations, IS; civil case, l. There
were no arrests for felony during the
month. The arrests were made as follows
Chief OF Police, %; Officer Smith, 13; Off
,or JopaS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-02

THE MOZART THIS EvENISG.-First, over
ture, "Pique Dame," (Suppe,) orchestra;
second, solo baritone, "Let All Obey"
(Balfe,) Mr.. John C. Mitchell; third, Am
dante" (duo,) 'cello and piano, (Mendels'
sohn,) Professors Reinhardt and Thilow
fourth, ''Turkish Patrol March," (Michae.
lis,) orchestra; fifth, solo baritone, "Oncc
Again." (Sullivan,) Mr.. John +. Mitchell
sixth, solo clarinet. @' Fantasia" (Falco.
.nier,) Signor Jardella: seventh, Waltzes
Recollections of Wiesbaden," tParlow,
orchestra.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-02

KNIGHTS TRsPLAR-OFFIcgHL VISIT OF
GRAND CoAMANgER BAIN.-Riehmond Com
mandery, No. z, and the Commandery OF
St. Andrew will meet at st. Atban's Hall
tonight at o'clock, when the TIVE bodies
will be visited officially by Grand Com
mauder Ban. of Portsmouth. An interest
ing time is expected by the Sir knights.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-02

Personats.-S A. Mann. Esq, commits
sioner OF the revenue for the Second dis
trict, in Chesterfield county, vas in the CITY
yesterday.
DIR. a. S. McRae attended the Senatorial
Convention at Powbatan Courthouse yes
terday as alternate to James A. Gentry Who
was prevented by business from attending
City-Engineer Lipscoms, whilst exain'n-
ing the city dam yesterday morning, reis IN
the river. -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-02

CASE OF Mr.. WILLIAM KRousE, STEWARD
OF THE COMMERCIAL CLUB. INDICTED
FOR SELLING LIQUOR ON A RECENT SUN
Dsy-pLRAps NOT GUILTY AND DEMURs
10 THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ON IN
sTRuCTIoNs TO THE JURY ASKED BY
COUNSEL FOR DEFENCE. .....f:-.- .... r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-02

1hieces-Tuesday night thieves entered
the house OF Mrs. Furguson, Il widow, who
resides on Bainbridgc between Fourteenth
aud Fifteenth streets. and carried of Il num-
ber of household utensils. They secured
several large baskets, which were no doubt
used By them. A tahle.cloth, some dishes,
plates. knives, and aquantity of preserves,
were stolen. 1t is thought that the thieves
entered by means of false keys.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-02

RETURN OF UNREGISTERED MAIL MATTER.
BY section 465 Of Postal Laws and Rcgula-
tions, 1879, "senders Of matter other than
first class are permitted and should be en-
couraged by postmasters to write or print
upon parcels sent by them the following
notice, or the substance thereof, TO the post
master at the Office OF deliyery-to wit: II
not delivered within - days the postmas-
ter is requested to Eotify the sender, speci-
flying the amount Of postage which must be
remlttedto insure the return OF the parcel
to- -- (giving the name and address OF
the sendep. 1t is the duty of postmasters
receiving matter with this request written
or printed thereon to comply Herewith as
promptly as in the case OF tirst-class mat
ter" The postage on such parcels returned
to senders will be ut the rate OF three cents
for each half ounce, not at third or fourth
class rates.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-02

MUSICAL T1aEs.-Mr. Frank p. Burke,
Richmond correspondent OF the Musical
Times and MKsic- 1r0Ele Revie,c, OF NeR
York, has sent us copy Of that excellent
and very. handsome paper, in which Is
printed every Saturday interesting and able
musical criG1isms. as wei, as dralostic
notes, from every section OF the country.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-02

DR.. Walker Nominated by the Pochatan
Convention. .-Dr. W. I. Walker was on
Yesterday nominated on the first ballot by
the Conservative Convention at Powhatan
Courthouse for the Senate from that dis
trict. The vote resulted-Walker, 24; L.
W. Turner, II.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-02

CHURCH SocrABLE.-Op Friday night from
8 to IL O'Clock sDciable will be held in the
Ieeture-room OF Dir. Hoge's church. These
occasions have been very enjoyable. and
draw together large numbers OF the men,
begs Of the church and congregation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-02

Taken Home.-Little Mary Mathews,
who was accidentally shot by young play
mate In Chesterfield Saturday, was brought
home yesterday morning upon stretcher
borne by four men. Last night there were
hopes Of her recovery, but her condition is
still critical.
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Rooms OF THE STATE CONSERVATIVES J
Executive COMMITTEE, ,

RICHMOND, October l, 1879. )
The following canvassers have been ap
pointed:
Thirteenth Senatorial Di>trlct-Ilenry NJ
Holaday.
Madison County-Thcophilus Smoot
John d. Tray, james Hay.
j. BELL BIGGER, Secretary.
Conservative papers please copy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-02

POLICE COURT, YEsTEEDAY-Police-J Jns-
>tice Joseph j. White preSiding.-Tbe fol-
lowing were fined: Alice Strong (colored).
81 80, for assaulting MoIiieBowlden; Cyrus
Andrews and Annie Lockwood ,(colored),
So each, for ighting and creating disturb
.apce. s--
Charles Madison, an old offender. was
sent to Jail for ten days for drunkenness.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-02

CoSCERT.-There will be grand vocal
and instrumental concert at CIay-Strcet
Baptist church, corner Of Clay and Hancock
streets. OH Friday evening next, for the
benefit OF the church. Professor Reinhardt
will preside at the piano. An enjoyable eN-
ming will no doubt be spent by all who at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-02
Dn. q. McLaNE,s vERMIFCGE
AMERICAN. WORM SPECIFIC, -.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

The countenance Is pale and leaden-colored, with
sccasona! flushcs or circumScribed spot on one OF
ho,h cheeks: the eyes become dull; the pupils
lae; an azure semicirclc runs along the lower eye
nd: the nose is irritatcd, swells, ar sometimes
bieeds; swelling Of the upper lip; occasional
headache, with num!ning or throbbing OF the ears;
an unusual secretion Of saliva: Shiny or furred
tongue; breath very FOUL particularly in the morn
ting: appetite variable, sometimes voracious, with
O knawing sensation Of the stomach, al others ell
tirely gone nect!nr pains in the stomach: occa-
out the abdomen; bowels irregular a, times co:tive
stools Shiny, not un:requcntly tingcd with blood
belly swollen and hard; urine turbid; respiration
occasionally difficult, and accompanied 10y hc.
cough; cough sometimes dry and convulstve: un.
asy and disturbed sleep, with grinding Of tht
teeth temper variable but generally irritable, &c
Whenever the above symptoms are found to exis
DIR. c. ncLANE'S VERN1IFTGE
WILL CERTAINLY EFFECT a CURE.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
II any form. 1t ism innocent preparation, net ca
pabie of doing the slightest injury 80 the saos'
tender infant.
The genuine DIR. hIcLANE's VERM3a'uGE bears
the signatures of {. C.NcLANE and FLEEING BROS
o the s,rapper.
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I-VIyERSITY SCHOOL,
No. Ioe EIGHTH STREET.
The an~eush session Of this SCHOOL VIII oesm
,ta,IT!psrAY. September 25ta. 1S79.
CHARGES PER SESSION;

-1y.T' TIC
CHARGES PER SESSION;
,.,....,,,arv English and acknowledgements
tfg.tES and Higher Ma,hemat!cs....: ..:...........
r. ss,iu Greek, French, German, each.....'....
Cle!ES tht" :s,,s - .,,.........,..... so
..;Tr y boy strsics more than TWO oi inese ,an-
C no charge IS made for the third and tnurln.
Essrmrnts as follows: Ten dollars iSl0l the daS OF
inc. ,hc balance in three SIX. aud nine months
- The 18Th day OF SepteD,ber, 1879.
fnn,s of eleven years OF age received or, II well
,ic.n need. even younger.
'Cirsulxrs al The bookstores.
Implications may lie made 10 the Principal at No.
t!I THOMAS II. NORWOOD.
,,,, Principal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-02

COHEN BROTHERS ARE CLOSED TODAY on ac'
count OF holiday They Will reopen TOMORROW,
Friday, October 3d.
They are now Offering the most superb stock OF
goods ever offered In this city,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-02

SAVE MONEY nv having Ton" printing done atth'
EIsrATCi pnlNTlNG-IlouSE. Good work, Low
prices, apd ciilsrarticI .,Igrsr,cpd
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EDUCATIONAL"
n COHEN, late professor OF Mnder

- COHEN. late professor OF Modern
nR ., nc,ent ~ Languages in the Boys and Glris.
,,sS ssrcoi ~ Scy. .EIST SCHOOL FOR BOYS, ut
rs tS college or FOR business at lol2 EAST
~ sy sgiaG Ii. ASSES for young ladies and gentle.
iTSksJSirh the French and German languages
,sss. IN S" Sr practically and theoretically.
sfH narttculsrs terms, ETC., inquire at his
Fnra 1912 eat Clay street. ,,,,,, ,.,
REfknh Irtar, ID. D.. Rev. a. +. Dickinson. ID. D..
RtvH.' y n Rufrner. Rev. DR.. Charles Minnigsrnas
~ W, Jn,enh +. Johnston, Prof. Ed u; smith,
etn.Iat "~ ~" % Harbv, Judge George l.. Christian,
~ 1Ss"f jackson, Colonel William f. Tanner.
ht,s -. g.iSck. sc 80
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he shall make any profit beyond that stated
To Mr.. Wise Mr.. Krouse gets the profit:
between cost OF liquors and selling rates
There is no Moffett register kept. After
the payment for liquors and bis costs fol
dispensing same Mr.. KTouse gets the profit
The prices are go regulated as to give him
only reasonable compensation for his ser.
vices. The quantity OF liquor sold at the
Club is moderate.
At this point the jury were adjourned
over until II Am. to-day, and counsel ar.
gued instructions. ....
Counsel for defence argued that the
"other places " in the law referred to other
licensed places. Commonwcalth's-At
Wise took the other view. At 8 O'Clock. the
Court adjourned until II this morning,
when each side will submit such instruc.
tions as they desire the Court to give the
jlry ..-..s.'.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-02

Brief Ue,as.-The committee appointed
hv the Connect Monday night to confer with
the lessees on the water-line in regard 70
the m scarcity OF water In the canal held u
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8ifhnlo1ld i1ispatfl1,
THURSDAY. ........ OCTOBER 2. 1879.

sg~ THE CIRCULATION OF THE BIspATCH
10 LARGER THAN TIE CONFINED CfEcU-
LATIoN OF ALL TIE OTHER DAILY NEws-
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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A fine assortment of UMBRELLAS at 75c., a9c.
$,.2J. $50, aGd Sl.75, at the 99.CESr STORE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-02

HABIT, IL not necessity makes n Hair Dressing
such as DR.. Ayers laboratory issues indispensable
TO many. The "VIGoR" Is one OF Tie most deligh-
full we have ever used It restores not o, Iy tie
color, but gloss and lu1uraDce to faded aid gray
hat