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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-03-06

DO you mean to say positively,
madam, said a lawyer to a witness,
that the person referred to never lcit
his native village a fter the day of his
marriage ? ! do. How do you
know he never did, Because | saw
him buried in the village graveyard
the same afteruoon.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-03-06

"Stop sending TO me your jernel
emmy more as you didn't notis tho
bigg hogg me husband butchered sun
dy and it don't fit my pantry shelves
ennyhow " The husb-no, the hogg'
weighed 3S7.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-03-06

ORPHANS COURT.
ou,>,o,s; Court meets every Monday and
Tuesday vc each week.
Chief Judge-Wm J. Black.
observation-disclosures Holbrunner and Jno
Hightmsn.
R1oi,t.r of WiUs-col. John r. Rover
r,.n,, Counassioners-John "lthcro"'
oo"",y :1.n, solomon D Devilhiss ,l"s. oio
i &c, Stephen II. Bow'os' D''''' w. " "'''
Cxsrs to Commiss'onsrs-h. + steiner
collector of stass snd County Iar's-"
1c.xnty surseyor-wn. II. H"msSnrs'
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
,..;asnt James W.Pcarrc: Comnl'sl",m- u,
ygwl;am G Baker, James W. l'oNe'' '
.ss a.h Brown, Henry hoyIs.
JUSTICES OF TIE PEACE.
,;.,r;,. No 15-Frel'k White, Mno'l"n-
,..aan.C G. f. Firov, Graceham " H. :"
Mnphcrson, ,C.toc,in Furnace.
REGISTRAR Or VOTERS.
pis,ri.. No. 1s-Bernard co''ii'o"ef'
+
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-03-06
urctzAN4Cs1c ~ =.

Bsrysss-A. Slick =.
c,.ni,.ioners-Abel Mitchell, H. \"
Smith, w. A. Lynn, Wn'. AA"'''
CA~k-Abel Mitche'.
r.s Cvllsetor-Ca,oh PeAe'icord'
po,tnaster-John Root
r,,,tnEu-Caleb Peddicord ana JON"
son Flsagsi.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-03-06
"CATOCTlN. CLARION
4 WEEKLY NEWSPAPER,

Containing carefully prepared abstract
of the News of the Day; y Historical
rorcign and Domestic Intelligence; Topics
Of the Times; carefully prepared Markets;
items of Interest, political or otherwise;
Local Intelligence, and a rare selection Oh
instructive Reading.
TERMS...$l.5O In Advance, $500 al
the end of the Year.
.ss- SINGLE COPIES CENTS. -Aks
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-03-06
DIRECTORY
uF FREDERICK COUNTY
AND
The Borough of MechanlcsteWn
COUNTY OFFICERS:

y 70: I-
COUNTY OFFICERS:
Cb.f Judge-Hon K. I. Bowie
a,.oc,u,es-Hons. John A LyncA anu w.
Y Bouic.
xtote. At.orney-John G. Motter.
Clark of Circuit Coart-Thomas "or-
such.
,sheu-Col WIN Richardson
Audtor-Fred'k. J. Nelson.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-03-06

Job Work-CASH ON DELIVERY
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-03-06
Selected Sfory.
4 WONANS MISTAKE.

~ Iss Jessamine had ust
IAA emerged, yawning, from her
= bedroom, although the sun
S~al was five hours high and It's
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-03-06
CHANGE OF TINE
WrSTERN MARYLAND r. ROAD.

-,,.-...z..s,s7 ~ 81
ESS lsSssssss. IN; :.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1879-03-06

IN md after Sunday, Oct. l3, 1878
~ Passenger Trains will run as fol-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-08
Ohio.

81 Next Tuesday EWING or Foster will be
chosen Governor OF Ohio, aud there will
also be elected either Democratic or Re
publican Legislature. The general opinion
Is that the Democrats will carry the Legis-
iature and the Republicans elect the Gov
ernor. >% Z.
II is impossible to say whether the cleo
tion Of EWING would or would not tend to
secure the election Of Democratic Presi-
dent next year; for, while on the one hand
II may be said that II EwlSG is elected that
result will indicate an easy victory for the
Democrats next year. on the other hand it
must be remembered that il the Republican
chances should be diminished by FosrEa,s
detesf, this result would insure GRANTS
nominatien. and GRAsr's nomiaation would
lnssn arytblng but " 40 easy yicsory for The
Isl 80 ssse SOL us
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-08

JURISDICTION OF JUsTIcEs.-ln tne Coipo.
ration Court OF Alexandria on Mohua,
l.Indge STUART decided an interesting ques'
,ion. One FISHER had been bound over &c
keen the peace, and had violated DIS oal''
bond. He was sued ferrthe money. n's
counsel ayerred that when he was arfes'eo
and gave the bond DO person nao p'aus
com plant in writing to the magistrate woo
took the recognizance, or any other cohsei,
vator of the peace,;l that there was gooo
cause to fear that FISHER intended 10 coh''
NIT an offence against the person or pro,
perty of another; that no complainant oao
been examined on oatho complaint re-
duced to writing, and that no warrant 1of
RE arrest OF FISHER had been issued, put
that be had been compelled to appear before
John a. THOMPSON, Justice OF the peace
nv him detained without warrant, and then
10 produce his liberation from an-lflega
custody had executed the recognlzan!ece
sued on. ..-..,3 ..,,. ....- -, {?
=, So the bond was declared worthless ano
the defendant stood absolVed from us opl'
cation. So we learn from the Gazette.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-08
nCY SYCLE BROTHERS,.
SPECIAL NOTICE
TO OUR CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC.
WE HAVE NOW COMPLETE STOCK OF
FALL FASHIONS AND 4 GREAT
MANY GOODS OF OUR
OWN IMPORTATION.
nT SYCLE BROTHERS.

BLACK S1LKs-the cheapest ever offered beau \
full SILK AZ 75c.. 81, s1.25, $50, Sl.75, 81,
In BLACK CAsHMERES we have The largest as
Scrtmcnt IN any house this side OF New York;
CASIlMEfES at l6, 20, 10, 80, Csc. 10 81 per
Don't fall TO look at our LINEN HANDKER-
New chsIIME II RE SUlTlHGs in all colors;
MUMMY AMI CREPE CLOTHS:
s-BUTTON Isle GLOVES at 25c.;
FLANNELS at old prices; 500 pieces FLANNEL
from i2&c. to - per Yard-'he cheapest lot oil
Don't fa 10 look a, our SArK1Ss 81 per dozen
$50 palrs BLANKETS bought at Il special bargain,
$50 BED. cGMFORTS from ii to 1925:
Six pair good BALBkIGGAN'HO>E for $50;
yard-we have the largest stock of DRESS
GOODS GODS eyer SASwG in kshn9nI from, a.
81 per yard-wc have large stock 10 select
from and can suit every, person.
We have very large stock Of goods Of our , own
hxE ana slsn II Of every
which would like 10 show our cp !, err ,p
Don't fail u look at our ALL-LlNEN uANDhEK-
CHIEFS. six for ) L;
sI4K XELY We IN X! s saiI and SILK Plush
lf IN beant iiu shtte "" " ~ ~
1000 dozen HOSIERY for ladies and children,
which we guarantee 10 suit In price aud quail
A faiI,, assortment Of LADIES and GENTLE
MENTs, Which we are selling very low 10 close
them ont;
CASSIMERES. WATERPROOFS, and CLOAK
ISGS ut old prices;
On the third floor we have full! line Of SHAWLS,
CLOAKS, and DOLNASS
On he fourth floor we have a full liue Of CARPETS,
OlL-CLOTHS. MAT1INGS, LACE CUR
TAINS, ard WlNDOW-SHhDES of every de-
scription.
No trouble 10 show goods.
II has been seeded for genuine bargains SYCLE
'-''', '''~ sYCLE BROTHERS,
oc 6-eOd 81 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-08

PolsoNoUs DENTISTRY George Ar
thur Gardiner, of Brooklyn, has come to
an untimesy death from arsenic inserted in
the cavity of ,decayed tooth by dentist.
| The poison had spread through his system,
and was attended with almost indescrhable
Suffering, his head being nearly severed
from his bady by decay. The case is re-
.garded as ene Of The most remarkable in
1.-THE annals OF medicine. showing tho dansrr
Of the practice OF Inserting arsenic, as the
cap combining it is liable to be displaced,
allowing the saliva to become impresnated
with the poison. many dentists are said TO
he in !uhe habit Of using this cheap su5sti-
tRte for gold Sling, thus trif1ing with the
lives of Gheir patients. -aa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-08

Il r1oon OF CoUNrERFE1Ts IN MAssAcHU-
srTTs - Marlboro. Mass, October Sat-
sraan eyanino 500 or more Of counterfeit
sr re IN the National State Bank, OF Troy,
n. Y. were put in circulation here in liquor
and billiard saloons, and this morning =
~ ths arrest of the several parties impli.
Gated. he found, however, that he could
not rely upon his evidence the informers
EXPRESSING themselves as uncertain and not
DESTROYS of pushing the prosecution OF the
parties involved, who are mainly French
canadians. Twice the value OF the money
has peen paid by them for the recall Of the
counterieits. The sheriff has turned the
matter over to United States Marshal Banks.
The counterfeits are well calculated to de-
ceiye in the evening and during rush of
trade. but look badly as to paper, printing,
engraving, and coloring when contrasted
| with genuine notes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-08

The campaign in Virginia is getting
warm. The only exciting question at issue
Is she State debt. On this there is intense
feeling. but the triumph OF the regular Con
seryatiye organization, which supports the
plan OF settlement agreed upon by theslast
Legislature. may be regarded as morally
certain. - Washington Post.
The most important feature Ia the town
election at Hartford, CT, Monday, was the
vote on the pro- posed constitutional amend
ments providing for biennial elections for
the Legislature an6 for the appointment oi
judges OF Supreme an d Superior Courts dn.
ring good abehaYier unt,I seYenty-fve years
OF age Both, amendments were defeated
6y Q large majority. i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-08

PREPARING FOR DEFEAT.-The Destrnc'
t;ves foresee their fate. In four weeks
more, their dupes will be undecelved. bu'
what OF that? The leaders are alreaoy
hedging. They declare that the detesteo
Funders are going to count out their can
This charge when coming from the mouth
OF General MALONE, or his organ-srlnder,
issubiimely impudent. 1t is not necessary
TO defend honest men against such charges
Nobody believes that our leaders would 1or
one moment tolerate cheating at elections
But how as to, the leaders on the other
side? We are wilIiEg. to let the reader an-
swer the question himself. Would you
trust them with balot-boX? =
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nsar,., ge awH.,;

u ,,,,a y.,e York Hssssl9 grael declares
,,,a. a,he laws Of the sases sand 81 .ns ,
Iyni,ea states Oh the subject los n,affiasei
- : =, 90 much cosifusioasand go contfad,ac-
,asr ,hst Il would be really difficult to say
W.. W. ssrsainsy Who Fsa.ta whe are not 10.
|galIy married" ,,,,. x,e
u,,l the Herald tell Us In " hat pook - e
c,n and the United States Jaws on the SUD
doc, III ,.ar.iage2 There are none sucn a y
the Herald assumes TO be In existence e. :,
The Herald, In the lines We have quoteo'
wss referring to singular case when mas
RECENTLY occurred in Massachusetts,. a
cleryva,an married himself to his bride IN
church, and they have since been l iiVihs 70
getbcr as man and wife. he mas, pesu
prosecuted and convicted OF unia"ia' W
tthaSRation. we have had occasion hereto
fora - commend some OF our Virginia Jaws
TO the attention Of our northern bfesnleh
and we now commend to them the io''o"
ing. which is one feature OF our Ia" ou 'n'
subject OF marriage;
ono marriage solemnized by any persol
nrofeSsinq to be authorized 10 solsn ~ =,
t tho snyye shal be deemed or adjudSed 10 o.
ro;d mar shall the validity thereon De II
onv woy affected, on aecounto OF any "ant y
omibority in such persons, III the marr,as'
no in all other respects iaWful anu "
no,snr,mated with full BELIEF on t''
,,ort ~ tho persons so married, or eIthef y
them that they have been lawfully joined
in marriage" -
That law would meet the Massachuse''
case exactly. 60
There is no chance in Virginia to 100
iris by hiring bogus preachers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-08

PosTAL.-A new post-ofhce is established
at Cedar Hill. Pittsylvauia county, on the
route from Chatham to Mount Airy, with
John W. Motley as postmaster. A new
Dost-ofice is established at Milllnsyllle,
Henry county, Oh the route from speneers
bsA Sos T5A e Mn5ps
at HuffviIle, Floyd county, on the route
from Pilot to Allegheny Springs, with John
Weaver as postmaster. A new post-office
is established at Richards, Greenbrier
county, W. Va, Oh the route from Lewis
burg to- Williamsburg, with William R.
Liyesay as postmaster. The post-ofice at
Dagger's Springs, Botetourt county, Va,
is discontinued as not needed. The papers
60 to Locust Bottom. Samuel Walker is
appointed postmaster. at oldham Cross
Roads, Westmoreiand county, Va. u.ce
Charles E. Harris, resigned. Mrs. NJ. i.
Hoye is appointed postmaster at Perkins
vile, Goochland county, Va, uice L. j.
Hoye, resigned. Eugene L. Abbott IS ap,
pointed postmaster at Peaksville, Bedrota
county, Va, vice John E. Mitchell, reslgneo u.
j. L. Watkins is appointed postmaster ~
Greenbrier Bridge, Greenb rier county:
Va, uiceJ. c. Bright, resigned. Day noi,
Conrad is appointed postmaster at vs. ca.
ham Locks, Henrico county, Na'' o'''
Thomas u. Deitrick, resigned.
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NJ FALL SEASON, 1879,
THALUIMER BROTHERS.,

| THALuIMER BROTHERS.,
| Col BROAD, CORNER SIXTH STREET.
We take great pleasure In Informing our friends
and the public generally that We are receiving
| our
FIRST SUPPLY OF NEW FALL GOODS.
II shall he rain during the entire season TO show
| to our cutouerS all the ... .:
NOVELTIES and NEWEST STYLES OF GOODS
| just as soon as they are put in market.
| Our large increasing trade enables us TO buy In
larger quantities and we will be able to sell better
barg iins ihancver.
We shall opsn on MONDAY, September 9Th, a
tremendous stock of
WHITE. RED, and COLORED TLANNELS,
just purchased at AUCTION.
These goods are worth ever. ones attention. as
there has never been anything In this city like them
ut such prices.
BLACK CASHNERES! BLACK CASHMERES!
Wehave Just purchascda lot ofS1XTY-Tw0 pieces,
among which Is our Atwood number at SOC, the
best quality and the greatest bargain the people of
Richmond have ever bought. All in want of BLACK
GOODS VIII do well to give us call.
LADIES, CTIILDREN'S, and MEMS UNDER
WEAR by the cargo. We can show the largest AMI
best assortment Of these goods in the city.
DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS!
beautiful stock IN all the newest styles just re-
ceiyed.
C!tSSIMERE$. CLOTHS, TABLE LINENS.
SHAWLS, NAPKINS. BLANKETS, QUILTS,
KID GLOVES. RIBBONS, CORSETS. and Il thou
sand other articles ali 10 be sold at reasonable prices
TRY OUR sec. USLAUNpRIED SHiET-PuRE
LINEN BOSOM AND CUFFS.
Our new fall-stylc DOMESTIC PAPER FASH
IONS are row in. A full assortment always on
hand. Catalogues free At
THALHINER BROTHERS,
sc 6-W,S.&M Col Broad. corner Sixth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-08

on MOSDAf tue HfSest aLu nao''
complete stock OF DRY GOODS In the city, pur-
chased In New York ut auction for cash. All goods
at Tess than old prices.
BLACK CASHMERE al i2H, 1esl, 20, rs, 80, and
ALIoWoor1 BLACK cAsHMERE ut 4o,45,5o
Our '1 IE GI:pS. o. sIlcK CASHMERE at Acc.
pRss % Sf' in all the latest styles and novel;
Ties. from &c. per yard TO the finest B,nde;
BLACK SILKS, from aucsion' from ooc to - per
Look at our BLACK SILK a. q worth s175;
CoLoRED sILKS and sA At 81 u az s mao GRAY
FLANNELs. in plain and twiIled: WILLIE
FLANNELS at 12.a. Is. G'j, 90 25 and SOC.
These goods are ten per cent. ie.s than last year
CANTON FLANNELs at 7, 8, 9, 10, and 12A!c.
ri Sfs ss G 4 SERaG Fl Fss AMI EHT'
Tons re!a,led az wholesale Erisef rom auction
on these goods we are the lowest in price In the
WOOL WOOL GhRPFTs at 81. Is. 80, So. 40. 40. so.
so, 65, 10, 75c., and 81 for the very best three
FLOOR oIL-CLoTHs at SOC. per yard, regular
FLOOR oil. CLOTHS in a., 81. ca, and 81;
ifHs A and Hf vFsLvEr MATS and nUGs-A
| very large stock at very low Prices;
| TABLE OiL-CLOTHS In great variety;
| UNDERWEAR for ladies, children, and gentle
| mcr-a complete assortment:
| LADIES' VESTS.-lU0 dozen to be sold al 3Or.
! apiece. regular price 81 apiece. Look at these
goods bcfOTa YOU buy. .,zz>,, . -.
| MEI;IIhTED SHIRTS and DRAWERS Tor gen
| = tIpmeu at 81 25c. uuecc, regular price 81
| UNDERSTANDS ut 20, 80, 33, az, 81, o1, i4
| 9Oc.. and 81 apiece;
| HOSIERY. NOTIONS, ~
| CASSIMERES fol mems and boys wear;
| TRIMMI SGS, ..-r-. ..--. -.u-.
| FRiN,IES. Wool and SILK GLOVES. &c. &C.;
| CLOAKS and SlIAWLS, the largest stock We ever
exhibited: ~
| CLOAKS from So 10 $35
Give d call. x .>,,
| Sc 2o-S,M&W -. ..r- 527 Broad street.
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nEATHS.

n,ea in this city at III O'Clock. on satur eas
october 4.h of congestion OF the brain az 'ae
sHn Trs MARY A. LORTON 10 the eighuetn year
Of relic. Of the ae alc be late Colonel
1sn..o IaIh nf curIp's Neck, to which place the
rem n We're taken on Monday the 9Th for inter-
ment ,.,,,-. ,r,,,, md Petersburg
New 1OTh. NushN'N' 'A~'''''' 4
rYa.) papers please copTsso
n,.d NJ ,;s home in Halifax county: October 2.
go mt s. O'Clock 4. NJ. JAMES s. EAsLc1' III
the seven;y-cighth year of his age. .-~-. .s..a
Died Tuesday morning. 7th instant at apa1r1ei
20 O'Clock. OF paralysis, d AMES " III
His funeral win tike place from the Third Baptist
church THIS (Wednesd - AtTEKNOON. 49, a. =, o
o;ciock: The friends Of the family are invited 10
attend. ------.~--~-a----~~-ss--"-"->
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GaSESsrILLE COUNTY Petersburg, Ta.,
October GA joint discussion Of the State
debt took place to-day at Hieksford be-
tween Hon. John Goode GFuDder), Of Nor
folk, and y. "A. Arnold IReadiusterI OF
Sussex county, before an immense crowd.
So great uas aae interest felt lin the discus
sion that great number OF people from
this city and the counties Of Grcensyille,
Sussex, Southampton, Eanen burg, and Bin
widdIe, were 10 attendance. Bo4h speakers
tested the strength OF the crowd, aud the
majority favored a settlement Of the debt
on the McCulloch-bill basis.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-08

q Porsesap ssasfuEToS- BEAD lSi,asSs I.
aisspaieh t,sne Wasbisgtoll Post. 10y.
Fsld Ky. October Startling ne Ws eo'l a.
from Harrington, in this county. sn aa,, ~,
tasn persons who participated 10 mset,ns
os fhe Old (hardsheits1 Bapssts Assos.a, ,,o;
ut Tint place, had been dangeTousg , Ru,
snnsd by the commnnion-br ~ uas,
bean accidentally mixed with rat p IssJt,
Doctors were summoned, anu tne In 'gase
was at once converted into hospisa,. d or
sh ht peiohboring trees, and Mt last accounts
shs. noisoned people were doing well, ana
none, 1t Is thought, Will die.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-08

WV yoRK ELECTION CoHMIssIoSERs.
Ne,o York, October 6.-The r Sur y, H T.m.
tonight appointed the rema,naer con ha.
many inspectors OF election, anu p poI
n .as. ais o annoiuted, and new appointments
made where designations were rendered.
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CONTEMPORARIES. &c.

DURE CANDlES.-i am manufacturing
L daily Hly inimitable pure crushed sugar Ola &
DIES for whoiess lie purposes fan any h!se Ia the
cOnntry-warranted perfectly pure AUG no aduite-
rations Heflon't use any gunas graps-sugar, TARA
aIba-nntT,inp bur pure sugars. s. Is more highly
Favored, winter. brighter, 6rmer. and Is warranted
" '''Aa " Louis J. DOSSIEUX. Confectioner,
"a sa 1412 Main street.
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TIE Z FAIR.
GOLD PENS.


TOHN HOLLANDS PATENT RECORD
- GOLD PEN,
PATENTED October 2, 1872,
Is the highest achievement in the manufacture OF
Gold Pens and the result of experiments for more
than twenty years. TIE "RECoRD' PEN Is pro-
duced by skilful combination Of the two precious
aud non. corrosive metals-1 karat GOLD and PLA-
TINUM-wlile the ordinary gold pen contains an
alloy Of copper, reducing its neness without yield
ing that elasticity, density, and steel-ke temper
which the costly platinum supplies. The REC
ORDn GOLD PEN-P0ISrs are Of the uost Irid-
ium (dianonds), 1ndestructible with fair treatment.
and polished 10 glass-like smoothness.
Steelpen writer's have now every objection TO gold
fairly overcome, and every requirement in Il pen
which will endure and not Oxidize, sguarely met.
The "RECORD1' GOLD PEN is guaranteed to
possess durability, permanency OF spring. and per-
fiction Of point. Price, $3.50. Sold by all jewellers
and stationers in the United States. not found
der direct from
.. JOHN HOLLAND, Manufacturer
.. 49,. -...- ID west Fourth street, Cincinnati.
d, For sale by RAN oLPH & ENGLISH and WOOD.
HOUSE d PARHAA, Richmond Va. NH l9-WIy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-08

!. ,Tur AsrLEy BELT GIVEN TO RowELL:-
Mem York, October Ga sherih.s July "
dav decided that Weston had no legal pro
nertv IN the Ashley belt, and 1t was accoro'
inSiy delivered upto Roweli. ~ +. ~, =.
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ANUSEMENT
DICHMOND THEATRE. ...
- Two NIGHTS ONLY
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, OCTOBER AND Az.

49,, LEONARD GROWERS
Famous Comedy Company IN the 1re't Ni'lola'
comedy. - -.
OTTR BOARUING-HOUSE.
The chisfest success OF The decade. seven distinct
rms in New York Re .eneageG foI this season. Four
loan hundred performances. The Gel, braled come
dams, LEONARD GROVER. Tie author of this
mostpopuiar comedy. in his lannon's I'm representation
of Colonel Elevator: HARRY LITTLE, and the
entire New York cast will appear.
Remember. This is the onlycornDany in America
with the authors stamp or approval The una,les-
Toned succcss OF the enormous New York RUS.
Sec every where in all pap rs, The cordial endorse
nent of most coinplele merit.
, FRIDAY EyEN1SG-MY SUN-IN LAW.
The lowest popular prices. Reserved seats al
Jonnston's and Tntatres oc i-al
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FALL ovERcoATs'
FALL OTERCOATS,
FALL OVERCOATS,
FALL OVERCoATS.
Z. e. SPENCE & son.
+. Is. SPENCE 4 son.
E.B. SPENCE Il son.
+. b. SPENCE & son.
INDICATED sIIIRTS,
INDICATED SHIRTS,
INDICATED SHIRTS,
INDICATED SHIRTS.
Z. Il. SPENCE { son.
E.E. SPENCE 4 son.
+. i. SPENCE ( son.
T.. b. SPENCE Y son.
CASHMERE SUITS,
CASHMERE SUITS,
CASHMERE SUITS.
CASSlMtRE SUITS.
TEN DOLLARS.
TEN DOLLARS,
ZEN DOLLARS.
Ten DOLLARS,
F.. B. SPENCE & son.
f. b. SPENCE K son.
Z. Il. SPENCE & son.
i. Il. SPENCE & son.
HEAVY UNDGESHfETS.
HEAVY UNDERSliiETS,
HEAVY USDEESHIETS
HEAVY UNDERSIliRTS,
ONE DOLLAR,
ONE DOLLAR,
ONE DOLLAR,
ONE DOLLAR,
f. y. SPENCE ( son.
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MARRIAGES.

| .,,,-l,oo, an The 5th or october, 1873, by Rev.
MATT Jsresens. William Il. TAYLOR 10 MISS
stnPy r.. COL Inns, daughter of the late Games
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WE HAVE. BOUGHT OF MR.. W. A..
w CA!SRINGTON his entire stoek ne 1,rnps
Chemicals. Fixtures, &c. 10 the store So 90. cor
ner OF Fourteenth ana Frankna streets The bust
under the mana: cement OF Mr.. John q. n ENsOS'
VINO WIN be glad 70 see his friends and The pablsc
Ssnsraisy.tg 2zsI Respectfully, a;l .stsiEs
oc7st q. ". POWERS eco.
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LABOR EXCHANGE.

LABOR EXCHANGE.
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC (HARITIES,)
ALMSHOCSE BUILDING, :
RICHMOND. VA, September "a, 1879.
A LABOR EXCHANGE" AS BEEN
n ESTABLISHED, under the supervision Of The
undersigned. for the purpose Of obtaining work for
the lnen poyed and homes for INDECENT children Of
this city.
TO accomplish this an OFFICE HAS BEEN
OPENED. In connection with the "Department OF
Outdoor Poor" where applications Of those seek
Ing employ ment and those desiring 10 employ per-
sons can be registered. -
Persons representing various trades ana occupa-
Tho @ i'm want OF SERVANTS, LABORERS, &c :.
are requested to call at or correspond WIN 'niS
Office. serorprrrES
DENT OF PUBLIC CHARITIES. RICHMOND
VA marked LABOR EXCHASGE;n
se24.3m Superintendent of Public Charities.