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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-03

A woman who began life in Leadville as M
washerwoman now has an income OF sl;ooO
a month, and has refused $40, 600 for piece
Of her property. Here is, an example Tor
our idle Young men who stand on the
street.corners and mourn the scarcity OF
grcenbaeks. Let them go out 10 LeaaviiIe
and begin life as washerwomen:i MOST OF
the Leadvillians wear one shirt four weeks
without change, so it may be readily in7
ferred that the woman had to WORK nara 10
earn her money.-Noiristo'en Herald.
;. A London journal predicts that the, near
f,,t;,ra will witness the success OF the flying
machine, and, referring to the members ; O. Si
the asronautical society, says; "Let IL ps ;
hoped that when those days come so men nncS S' !,
tpIs,s s ~ vo,,r innocent soul, this will be the
verv W time they scip forget to " HON tneY
Inwe so much. A. man who owes anotnet
ten fen thousand or SO will strap on his nytng-
macblne ma and soar to parts unknown, ioI'
getting ] Iii about the man he owes so muea'
NorTistoWn Herald. ~
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A "Reminiscences of a Trip in the Air
Some Years AGO.


CHICAGO, ILL, October 29.-The Times
balloon ascension which be made good
many years ago with Professor Fl. J. Kane
at Canandaigua, N. i. ,fand which he thinks
closely resembles therecent ascent OF WISE
and Burr, eXeept-that the relator escaped
alive, while Burr was drowned. They
foated over Lake Ontario, night came on,
and the balloon began to. sink. "A II the BAL
last was thrown out, but to no purpose.
They nearly struck the rnastof passing
schooner, and it appeared every moment as
though they would drop into the waves.
Finally Kane said, "One Of US can get to
Canada. the other must feed dsh.: Pve got a
family aud Pm goingEto Canada" Whip
ping out knife be leaped into the rigging
and cut the basket loose. Hale. dropped
into the middle Of tbe,lake.. He was q good
swimmer, and got upon he basket, and
next day was picked up'by the steamer Co.
rinthlan, bound for Rochester. Kane never
was heard from. Hale calls attention to the
similarity in the Donaldson case. The body
of Grimwood Was found on the shore. In
the case of Wise, the body Of Burr was
found on the shore. In the case OF Kane,
the passenger who became merely matter
OF ballast when the question was whether
the balloon must swamp o. rise, was very
fortunate in beng dropped in frequcnted
waters, and in the. REGULAR track Of q
steamer. In the cases OF Donaldson, Wise,
and Kane, another similar feature is found.
Neither the aGronaut nor his balloon was
ever afterward heard from, and probably
never will be.
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HOW 20 Recover a Io.t Watch

From the Bridgeport Comm Farmer. October / j.
Horace Wedge, OF Long Hill, Bridgeport.
went out shooting recently, and returned at
night, after tramp covering several miles
Of ground. After his return home he put
his hand in his pocket for his watch, and
found it was missing. He then remembered
that at Stepney depot, earlier in the day,
both he and his companion bad pulled out
their watches and compared them with the
depot clock; but this was worth nothing as
an indication for finding the lost property,
as they have tramped a weary round since
then. That, or The following night he
dreamed that he saw his watch lying near a
beach-tree, in Il run east OF Long Hill, Where
they had killed Il couple OF birds, and so
vivid was the dream that the following day
he reoolred tn go and take a look for the
watch. He found the tree bo Jaw IN nta
dream without difficulty, and, lying near it.
just as he pictured in his dream, he found
the missing watch. safe and sound.
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.Weo1NG WITH WALNUT FURNITURE.-A
handsome black-walnut chamber set was
exhibited by Paterson furniture dealer al
the Hohokus IN. j. Fair. 1t was much aG-
mired, and in group of admirers were a
young man and the young woman ne had 10
The Fair. He had been courting her for a
long time, but be had never succeeded in
getting his courage up to the point OF ask
Ing her to be his. While admirins the wal
nut set he inquired, doubtless without any
ulterior motive, sHow would you like such
a set as that ?" The young woman prompt
" answered that she would be almost will
ing to be married if she could begin house
keeping with slich furniture: !" VIII Duy ,uy
it il YOU will marry me-" the young man
said. with the air OF one who had found
long-sought long opportunity: The answer was
decisive and business-like: You cannot
close the bargain any TOO soon." The we'd
ding invitations are already sent out.
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Brief Items. Several sportsmen from
| this city went ont to Chesterfield Saturday
to hunt parfridees.F .FIThe season for hunt
Ing partrldges commenced that day. -"- o
fi:t There was nothing before the Mayors
Court or the court for the trial OF civil war
rants Saturday. t~s-'- t.-.....3 49,. N"i
The Conservative nominees for the Lee;
g1slature from this district were in The city
last week milking preparations for the ap-
preaching election. ..-. III
A number OF persons from this city went
over to see the MidgetS at Sanger Halle Sat-
urday afternoon, and were we'll pleased with
the little people. '"7t
Work is progressing very favorably to-
wards repairing the walkway between the
Danyille arch and the Free bridge.
Mr.. j. R. Perdue Will represent the Man
chester Methodist church at the Virginia
Conference this year.
The Chesterfield County Court and Cir
cult Courtwill meet on the 10th and 18th OF
this month respectively. Quite large civil
docket will be disposed OF at each OF the
courts. ...U T.
The following-named gentlemen compose
the Sixteenth Senatorial District Commit
tee: Judge A. H., Leake, Willis J. Dance,
3. A. Hancock, II. A. Jordan, and John c.
Robertson. They have been vigorously
prosecuting the campaign during the past
few weeks.
The works OF BlankingshiD, the youth
ful sculptor OF this city. continue to attract
much attention.
A big fox hunt will soon come off in
Chesterfield. Some OF our amateur sports
men will take part in the chase.
The surviving members OF the Elliott
Grays met last night at the Mayor s-Court
room and made the necessary preparations
for their rctinion, which takes place Wed
nesd3y.
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INFLUENCE OF TEMPER ON HEALTH.-Our
English contemporary Capital md LABOR.
which is generally correct in its asse rtioDs,
thinks that while excessive labor, exposure
to wet and cold, deprivation OF sufficient
quantities of necessary and wholesome food,
habitual bad lodging, sIoth and intempe-
rance, are all deadly enemies to human life,
none Of them are so bed rs III violent and
ungoverned passion. Men and women have
survived all the former, says The writer,
and at last reached an extreme old age; but
it may be safely doubted whether single
instance can, be found Of a man of violent
and irascible temper, habitually subject to
the storms Of ungovernabe passion. who
has arrived at very advanced period OF
life. 1t is therefore matter OF the highest
importance to every one dcSirous OF pre-
serving "a sound mind in sound body" 70
have special care, amid all the vcissitudes
and trials OF life, to maintain q quiet pos
session Of his own spirit.
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A KNoTTY QUESTION TO. sET1LE.-I Isaac
Smith lives in house in Connecticut
which is built on the boundary line between
Monroe and Trumbull townships. The
line runs diagonally, so that when in bed
his head is in Trumbull while most OF his
body is in Monroe. Atthe last election his
right to vote in Monroe was challenged, but
afterwards admitted by the judges, who
were, like himself, Republicans. 1t is ex-
pected that his vote will be again chal'
lenged at the approaching election, and the
peoDle or Monroe are debating the question
as to his right. He could easily settle the
question by turning his bed around so that
he could do all bis sleeping in Monroe
but he does not feel inclined TO make any
change, contending that as his kitchen and
parlor, where he spends most OF his time,
are located in Monroe, there is no ground
for refusing his vote. -; ,.' ...- -.
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PEPSIA, AND SICK HEADACHE.
SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER.

SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER.
Pain in the right side. under the edge OF the ribs,
Increases on pressure sometimes the pain is in the
eft side; the patient is rarely able to lie the left
side; sometimes the pain Is felt under the shoulder
blade, and 1t frequently exteAds to the top of the
shoulder, aud is sometimes mistaken for rheuma-
tlsm in tl,e arm The stomach is affected with loss
Of appetite aud sickness; the bowels in general are
costive sometimes alternative with lax the head IS
troubled with pain, accompanied with dull, heavy
sensation In the back part. There is generally a
considerable loss of memory, accompanied with
painful sensation Of having left updoue something
which ought to have been done. A slgnr dry cough
Is sometimes an attendant The patient comnlains
Of wearluess and debility; he Is easily startled his
Get are cold or burning, and he complains Of n
prickly sensation Of the skin his spirits are low;
and although he is satisfied that exercise would be
beneficial to him, yet he can scarcely summon up
rortude enough to try It, 10 fact he dstrsts every
remedy. Several Of the above symptoms attend the
disease, but cases have occurred where few OF
hem existed, yet examination Of the body after
death has shown the LIVER to have beer extensive
Geran.scd. ....s
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EDUCATIONAL.

NMiSS ANTONIA DICKSON-DIPLO-
wi NITEROYAL CONsERVATOIRE, STUTT-
GARD, CERTiFlCATE HOLDER TRI&mITYY mY I
COLLEeE. and ASSOCIATE OF THE CoLLIe,G ah ~ =
a engane,nents at private residences or Mt schools.
Branches Of Tuition; GRAND PEDAL 9RGAS iAT
and PIANO, HARMONY; SEUNIEEintfTppiGSSII, EitTpGSI, = !,
FINN r EERMHN and TRENC CHI LANGUAG GES.
Miss A. DICKSON Is the holder OF three hrst, CLASS
steal institutions the latter Of which has only been
bestowed upon three ladies in all Great Brltdtn,
and copies of her testimonials from the leadnS HUI
desire It,. .s,, r,.,,.o,, r,ost ocoou
,rn hefore her and whose talent would ne great
acquisition for MUSICAL institutions l IL ETFoPe or
America. d" - oiH oSEo Eoo,oad,s roncar1sn -
address -. MISS ANTONIA DICKSON
Auuie'' ~e@$> %. X, C. S,-A. G. o..
865 Washington street, petersburg, va
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LOCAL MATTERS,

h. INTERESTING CEREMONIES AT MOZART HALL
i TON I9HT--eC CONSIDERATION or THE New
'sTANDARD ,oP. THE ColfMhNDERY OF ST. AN.
DIRE ", kNIGETS STEIPLAR.--Tbisc evening The
standard of the efCommandery of sta n.
! drew, Knights Templar, will1be coBsecrate d
in the,preseace ofth members OF ,the two
Commsnderics-of this city, their families,
and The general public. >srs.. -. ri ,
| The knights will assemble at st. AItsn's
Hall at y O'clock ia iHlI uniform, when .be
Commandery OF ST. Andrew will be escort
ed by Richmond Gommandery. No. Q, heaa-
ca. by -:Kessnlch's bnnd, 60 Mozart Hall
where the services OF conservation will take
place. + '".' =
F The programme is an Interesting one,
consisting OF music by KcssDich's band
singing by 4 fine quarTette consisting OF
Miss Alice Swain, Mrs. J. Fl. Knowles, Jr.,
! accom- panied on the piano by Professor Ja-
cob Reinhardt; an address suited to the oc-
casion BY Rev. Sir Knight j. G. Arm
strong, &c, sc.
The standard is a fine piece OF work. It
is made OF white banner.silk, decorated
with appropriate gold lace and fringe. and
bears the following inscription on the front
+" Ccmmandery OF st. Andrew, No. 13.
knights Tempiar, Richmond, Va, organ
ized Sd November, A. D. 1877, A. .. 759;
constituted 30th November, a. d. 1878, A.
0. 760," in the centre being the Cru1 decus-
sdta or St. Andrews cross. Onthe reverse
side n passion cross and the inscription,
't In hoe signo vinceS," and " Non aobis
Domino, non nobis, sed no,nini tuo da gl0-
.rian1." ,The staff is Of hardwood and sur
mounted by appropriate designs. .s, -
ba 1t is hoped, that the friends OF the Sir.
Knights, who comprise many OF our best
citizensspwill be present,tn large numbers
to- witness the. ceremonies OF conservation,
which will be- as novel as they are interest
ing, A com nittee, consisting OF Sir Knights
CIV, p. ,RFock, J.F. Gibson, and A. W.
CARRIER, will be present at the ball to pro-
perly seat the audience. Exercises COM
mence ats O'clock. rn1l~ .taE D.
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~! - 4. II. DKEWKY, PTesluent

CONSOLIDATION OF TELEPHONE BUSINESS.
The property and business of the Auto
matte Signal Telegraph and Transportation
Company was on Saturday transferred to
the Telephone Exchange Com pany, whose
headquarters will in few days be estah-
lshed in the Piedmont and Arlington build
ing. The Edison telephone subscribers
will have all the facilities OF the Bell tclc-
nbone list, without additional charge, ior
the unexpired time OF their contract. The
headquarters of the automatic messengers
will remain at the Western Union Office.
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sTascEEsTER AND yIcswsTrv.

Motett Ke9isteT.-The revenue derived
from the Motfett register for the month Of
October is as follows: Number OF alcoholic
drt1kS registered, G.22S; amount OF reve-
nuc derived, s93tG. Number Ct mait
drinks, 2,2SG; amount of revenue derived,
S1l.ls. Total, SiGt-92. The above showsan
increase OF S1T.37 as compared with tee re-
port Tor the month Of Seprember.
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#fs! So
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

The genuine are never sugar-coated. @..g...t'
/. Every box has red wax seal Oh the Id with the
IMPRESSION DIR. McL ANE's LIVER PILLS.
The genuine McLANE's LIVER PILLS bear the
signatures of c. McLANE and IFLEnINe BROS. on
the wrappers. ..., -. 4...r ........ .
Insist upon having the genuine Or. c. NcLANE's
LIVER PILLS, prepared by Fleming Bros, of
Pittsburgh Pa, the market being full of limitations
Of the name McLANE, spelled differently but same
l. ocrnnc,,t,on. -...'. nay 12-deow1y
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MEDICAL LECTURE. "A free lecture will
be delivered on Monday evening at 8
O'Clock al. Singer Halle. on the 'trearment Of
disease by absorption, by, Professor Fsede-
rick J. Garbit. It IS a subject. iu which
many persons are interested, ard the fec.
.tnrer, who comes here highly endorsed,
viii doubtless have fun house. ''s. :,
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;-,.,.,,,,s --,.,r.,c.Io K,sTsYsA, yyATsR.
Bh SE S--Ss~- ~--S---.-]@--> ,~-'-~--.-.-~->----
lITEiA WATER
FOR
~ erEcTIoNs aoF THE KIDNEYS AND
BLADDER.
DIARETES.
p,ABETEs sIlLLITus. D..

p!hBETES MILLITUS. = = /" !.
oE MISS s--,tSTaTEtS RY }nR THOMAS
ca" NJ. DARNALL, or GRIFFIN. GA.
,,-.-,ct ON ietrsr DATED Gf,fsia, Ga. March 6
itN' .lS7s
snn ,he 18TH day Of Apiil, 1875, was called 60
sarv child about scveM Ysars OF age. fonEd
Sc viii icc6 lever. distressing nausea. lnsatia. !.
~ ~ .h,rs, A Gty skip, very restless TORPID towels
re r,h 'y,rcmc tnaacialion and debiiitYs She Tas
nssint rs an unusual qaannsy etsaief' about three
Ssinn SsiS,' Examination ] found q had tho charac.
color ND ,scea s 81 asRse epdesee 95sS oqds
Ireo tf glucose fdiauc:ic sucarI. It's specific
GsT.iS was fluud 10 be 1850. U,deH treatment
soc sn ~ Swings O, Virginia wHich place she visited
y .Sc month OF Angus wht her condtion was SO
u r,ch improved thai she returned homs In the ial
SMarch 1879 (abont year from the at;acSl en-
h;~ roo6 health, lively. cheerful, ard PLAYFUL"
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II
AGUE AND FEVER.

DR.. c. MCLANE'S LIVER PILLS, IN cases
AeuE AND FEVER, when taken with outline, are
productive of the most happy results. No better
ca,artic can be used preparatory to after taking
duinine We would advise all who are afflicted with
this disease to give them FAIR TRIAL
For all bilious arrangements, and as simple pur-
ystire, they are unequalled.
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HusT1SGs COURT GRAND JURY.-The fol.
lowing is list OF the Hastings Court grand
jIry for the November term: A. A. Hutch
esop, William T.. Carripgton, Josiah BY
land, NJ. Rosenbaum, j. II. Cullingsworth
John Pitt, James B. Lacy, Franklin stearns
and e. a. j. Ci0pton.
The court will meet to-day at II O'Clock
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WEATHER REPOHT,

INDICATIONS FOR SUNDAY.-For the Mid
die States, partly cloudy weather, rising
followed by falling barometer, northwest
erly winds shifting 10 southwest, stat iionary
or slight rise in temperature.
For the South Atlantic States, north to
cast winds, a slight fall in temperature,
rising barometer, and partly cloudy wea-
thcr, with local rains near the coast.
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SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER.

Z Loss of Appetite, Bowels Cessive; Pain An the
Head with o ou sensation I'm the back part; Pain
Uhder the Sholflder-B Blade; Fullness After Eatstc,
with disinclnatton 10 jexertton of body or Ind
Irf.ahiiiy Of Temper :dIow Spirits. with feeling
OF having neglected some lduty; Wearioeas' Dizzt-
ness. Fiuttering at the Heart, Dots Before the cs,
Yellow Skin 5. Heat,ach, generally over the right
eve; RcSt,cssncsS, with fitfu dreams; Highly
Coiored Grtno. ~ "f' ."f'
IL THESE WARNINGS ARE UNHEEDED Sc
R1oUS DISEASES WILL SOON
BE DEVELOPED. j. i. ,s..+ T
TUFTS PILLS are especially adapted to such
cases. One dose effects such change Of feeling as
10 astoniSh the sufferer. -, 40 .
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GO. 70 ANToNI sor Choice Fruits
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The Political OuttooE--The indications.
arc that the election OF the Conservative.
nominees from this district al the coming
election Es certain. The Conservatives here
have been actively engaged during this
campaign. The election to- morrow will no
doubt be quite an exciting contest. All
trne Conservatives should not only vote at
the polls. but should work earnestly for the
cause t. "..-..
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WANTED. TWENTY-FIVE GIRLS
~ 10 put ND smoSinS-tobacco. Apply at No. lG
! fehteenth street. I-i' .l"f T'"'F = ~
= no 3.lt* .r., = ROBERT j. CHRISTIAN
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NEW usIc.-Receiyed from Professor
G; e. de Nordendof bis latest production.
.Anniversary Pofka," an arrangement OF
the &opular trio from the opera Of Fati-
nItz1: . Also. Nordendori's Hoatk!y Musi-
cal JozTnat, containing several popular Sc
lectionS. j.. - - -hN -. --lE q
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CoLoREn INDEPENDENT ORDER OF Coon
Temple ARs.-The Grand Lodge OF Virginia
will assemble in ANNUAL session to-day
Monday ut 10 A. NJ. at Fidelity Hall, Sew
enteenth street. TIE Grand lodge will
hold a public meeting. tonight at Wesley
chapes or Shiloh Baptist church. Addresses
will be delivered by prominent members o.
rho order
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AUCTION SALES yAtfs RAY.

"a or dtt sates OF Reak Bstase D:d6e be.sgss,
ths i&t 0 .dlnoTy and last of ia. the tGrea fa
t2e TISfrty yscT haveto beDaid 6ys. ts psfshasss
~ ~ r. ase ., ssssf : = ts 1st
!. This c,torl f7as adcnsea about dSres ye.rs sr,
by al 81 rs3i estate agents in Rcn-E,oi D. and sC
piles to nicaNSnd Tnt, vsttntay.T - SFs:.E3 -
GEORGE 81 .VAsTfON. d. SON. 4 P. r., commits.
sfoner's ste OF 7 brlt'k house ans e framed
house on TIE north side II Clay street near Gil
Eier. . -
". GODDIN, p. NJ, esecusors' sale OF real estate
ON Brook aveSIfe and orf Afo<,. C avenue. ,
GKSBBS & Williams 12iM .Tipe tracts OF land
ahout four Eli:2s west OF the Z wy or Richmond.
FRANK n. HILL. 10 NJ. trrrss 'e's sale Of fiji m
t. s: ANDERSON ts SON, E0j Az. NJ, groceries.
&c. -t }iii> "1Is e 'I1.i 7'1IN'-. X CO. ~
j. R. HoEKADAY. g0sA. M. piovis 'ons- s Z
jNo. =. LhUGHTOls JR, 10 y. i =, household
furnff IRE, &c. "t
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GRAND SECTION CADETS OF TEMPERANCE
fCoLoRED) OF VIRGINIA. his body will
meet in annual session in this city on the
third Monday in November at 10 A. NJ. W.
n L.. Combs will preside, and delegates
will be present from all parts OF the State.
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The FAIR-PREMIUMs.- The premium for
bailed orchard-grass was awarded to f.
Coy instead OF A. NJ. Bowman, as pre-
yiouslv reported. ..
1t was Mr. r. II. Ludlam who received
the first premium for thor oughbreds three
years old and under four, and not Mr..
Schooicrait Tor bis I. f. ", as entered on
the Ban books and reported in the Dispatch
Of Saturday.
The following paragraph was unavod-
ably omitted in our report OF the Commit
tee on Map-Drawing by the colored pupils
o! the public schools, which took place Fri
day last at the State Agricultural Fair
Grounds, .....
''.'ss We also make special mention of No. 2
[George W. .1Iiller], in consideration OF the
handsome execu ton as we'll as general ac-
curacy Of his map.
' - WILLIAM II. RUfFNER,
Sc. NJ. CRUTCuFGELD.
"GEoRGE r. PACE"
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THE POLICE AND THE FAlR.-Mainr Poe,
Chief Of Police, on Saturday received the
following: s.,.ta ....-. .....-
OFFICE STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,
......, ..... ... s4,... October 81, 1879.
Major Poe: 1t gives me pleasure to ex-
press my satisfaction with the manner in
which the police Of the city have discharged
their duties OF the present State Fair. at
no previous Fair has the police service been
better rendered. have obtained a list OF
officers and men, and herewith append it.
=, -.,,! q, a. H. DREWRY, President
Virginia State Agricultural Society.
Sergeant r. L. Thomas, in charge; Ser
geant j. 81. Parater, Privates J. n. Hobson.
James E. Angle, A. 81. Tomlinson, Thomas
A. Allen, Charles Cllneley, q. q. Sweeney,
Joseph Schultz, Thomas l.. Skinner, John
Finnegan, A. j. james, James P. Jeter, G..
Ell. Mathews, NJ. j. Griffin j. W. Rex. j.
Fl. Warren, A. Burnett, z. e.. Lamkin,
George w. Epps. T. c. Eprs, Thomas Will
kinsop, Henry Charter, B. NJ. Angle, J. Fl.
Tyler, C. Depriest, w. L. Thomas, L. L.
Fravser.
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INSTRUCTION.
FIFTY CENTS A MONTH.

Mr.. E. CAULFIELD will organize TWO 70 SS H9CAh Al
nights in lhe week at Cathedral Hall, corner Mar
sfi;i1i and Ninth streets, commencing NOVEMBEh
9TH The course OF instruction will be the same as
given Al the Royal Academies in LONDON ano parls.
Private lessons given on piaro and organ. ierns
soc oa-Tu SEM3t b Caiht dr,1 Oreantst.
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,ASDnEws's BAzAR, with supplement, for
November has been received from the PUB
fisher, w. r. Andrews, Cincinnati, Ohio.
a most excellent tashlol-paper, -
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POLICE .CoUar.-A number OF trifine
cases were disposed OF by the Police JUS
tice Saturday. sa,a
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