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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-16

METHODIST SUNDAY-SCHOoI SOCIETY,"
The regular monthly meeting OF this Society
was held at Manchester Methodist church
Sunday afternoon at o'cl0ck-A. L. West
(presideni In the chair, J. l.. Sims secre.
fary.
The meeting was opened with singing by
Manchester school and prayer by Rev. Mr..
Bates, OF Nichoson.Street church.
Rev. B. +. Woodward. pastor OF Man.
chester church, made a gratifying report
OF the work OF his school for the
conference year. The main school is
doing well in maintaining its numbers
and efficiency, and has recently en-
larged is library. He stated that there
are three schools connected with this
charge. all OF which are fourishing. The
Fifth-Street school and the West-End
school were both started by the main school,
and they are now well-officered and self
sustaining. Mr. Woodward made a very
earnest and forcibIe appeal to all the Sun
day-schooI workers 10 put forth still greater
efforts TO build up the schools already estab-
lished and TO extend the Sunday school
cause. as they will thereby accomplish much
for the salvation OF the world.
Rev. Mr.. Bates, OF Nich0lson-Street
church, made very interesting address on
the importance and value Of Sunday-school
work. His remarks were interspersed with
incidents illustrative OF the great good ac-
complished by this agency OF The Church.
The superintendent introduced Miss
Laura Wilkinson, who recited in excellent
style the piece entitled "Tbe Best Use OF
Penny"
A number Of the scholars OF Fifth-Street
school recited a piece entitled Scriptural
Lessons illustrated by the Cup, the Cross.
and the Crown" This exercise was we'll
done, and reflected credit OH the children
engaged in it.
Mr.. A. l.. West, president, made few
pertinent closing remarks, IN which he re-
ferred with pleasure TO The work in Man
chester, and urged all the friends TO press
forward with renewed energy.
The following Is a summary in part OF
the superintendents' reports for October:
Arerdge Attendance
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No reports from Manchester church and
Leigh.Street Mission schools. Nine con-
versions were reported in Byrd-lsland Mis-
sion school.
Rev. Henry Mcdonald, ID. ID spoke earn.
estly on the great aim of all SuDday-school
work, the salvation Of tbeyoung. and made
touchiog appeal to the large number OF
boys and girls present TO become Christians
In the days OF their youth.
Rev. Edmund Harrison followed In an
address TO the older members OF the con.
a giegaton, urging the duty OF all to work
in the Sunday school as teachers or scholars,
or for 1t when not personal duty TO be
present.
1t was announced that the December
meeting OF the Association would be held
with Pine-Street church, and the January
meeting with Grace-Street church.
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TUFTS PILLS.
SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER.

los, Of Appetite. Nausea. Bowels cosuNe' 'a'"
j., ,ne Head. with dan sensation In the back part;
pain rnder The sbouider-Bade; Fullness Aner
r,,ns. with dislncriss,on 20 exeri'on OF body or
..,,A. ,rr,,sbiii,y Of Temper; Low Spirits; Loss
- Memory. with feeling Of having neglected some
.,, wear,ness, Dizziness, Flutering at the Heart,
r.Anre The rves. yellow Skin, Headache, Rest.
..,ne.s a, night, HishlY-Colcred Urine.
,r THESE WARNINGS ARE uNHEEpED sE-
nous DISEASES WILL SOON
RE DEVELOPED.
rrTT,s PILLS are especially adapted to srch
o,,.. One dose effects such a change Of feeling as
% As.onish the sufferer.
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ers. President sleiahi. by srecial request,
also addressed The meeting. being always
willing, as be expressed himself. 10 sfiIl np
chipk," which be did upon this occasion
to the apparent satisfaction and delight Of
all his hearers.
No statistical reports were presented on
this occasion, but special facts OF interest
rega, ding nearly all of the schools IN the
Union were laid before the meeting by the
President. The exercises were intcrspersed
with delightful singing. led by the Man.
chester school and participated in by the
entire audience.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-16

SEMiANNUAL MEETING OF THE PREsBYTE-
RIAN SUNDAY. SCHOOL UNI0N.-The Presby-
terlan Sunday-School Union beid It's semi
annual meeting on Sunday afternoon In The
Manchester Presbyterian church. Despite
the incIement weather, q tine audience gath
cred, and the meeting was pronounced by
all as very delightful Some forty members
OF the First school went over from Rich
mond, and received a hearty welcome from
their Manchester friends. The exercises
were conducted by the President u. ID. X.
sleight), who read the 148th Psalm; and
prayer was offered by Rev. W. A. Camp.
bell. A pleasing and sc-ipturai address was
delivered by w. l.. Hill, Esq, having for
Its foundation "The Bible as Picture
Gsllery.,'
Iu The absence o. other expected speak
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Railroad .Accident Thursday afternoon
a train on the BrighthOpe railway ran into
q small herd OF cattle near Fcndley's sta
ton, killing four cows and smashing up
seven fiat cars, winch were loaded with
wood. Several colOred hands were asleep
on the train aud narrowly escaped being
Injured. The train consisted OF Il locomO-
tive and fifteen flats.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-16

WILBoR's COP LIVER OIL AND LIME Persons
who have been taking Cod-Liyer OIL Will be pleased
10 learn that Dr. Wllbor has succeeded from dir.c-
tions of several professional gentlemen, In COM
bniug the pure oil and lime In such manner that
II Is pleasant TO the taste, and It's Effect In lung-com
plants are truly yondeTful. Very mtny persons,
whose cases were pronounced hopeless and who had
taken the cle1r oit for long time without marked
effect, have been entirely cured by u'iog ths pre- pa
ration. BE sure and get the genuine. Manufactured
only By A. Il. WILBoR, Chemist, Boston. Sold by ali
IrtsO
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DEATH OF POLICEMAN.-Mr. William
Pfaff, member OF the police force for eleven
years, died at his home, in this city, yester-
day morning about 1:45 O'Clock, after an III
ness OF about eight days; sged tifty-one. Mr..
Pfaff was u highly-respecled member OF the
force and had many friends in this city. lie
will be buried at O'Clock to-day from the
Grace-Street Baptist church.
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s,NMONs LIVER REGULATOR.
NIALARIAL POISON. :.

The principal cause Of nearly all sickness at this
time Of the year has It's origin In disordered
liver which, If not gulaed In time, great suffer-
,ng. wretchedness. and death will ensue. A gentle
man writing from South America, says:
al have used your simmons Liver Regulator
with good effect. both prevention and cure for
Mslarial Feyers on the Isthmus OF Panama"
II YOU feel drowsy, dobilitated, have frequent
headache, mouth tastes badly poor appetite, and
,oasue coated you are suffering from torpid liver or
~bliousness." and nothing Will cure you so speedily
aud permanently as TO take
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
It's given with safety aud the happiest results to
the mos, delicate infant. IL takes The place of quiz
nine and bllers of every kind. 1t is the cheapest,
purest, and best family medicine in the world.
Prepared by D. H' zEiLlN 90"
Philadelphia.
sotp pY ALL DRUGGISTS. oc 9-eodtAul9
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PgRsONAL.-Mr. Thomas Potts arrived
safely ut Dublin, Ireland, on the 20 Novem'
Der, and was Hospitality entertained by his
friends and some OF the officials there.
Rev. o. S. Barten, Of Norfolk, was in the
eitv xosferday
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Court Ne,os.-The Hu>tings Count was
adjourned over yesterday until 10 morrow.
at which time the civildOcket will be called.
The Chesterfield Circuit Court was not N
SESSION yesterday, but will meet to-day.
At the Mayors Court yesterday.morning
several persons were up charged with vio-
lating the city ordinance, and were dis
charp ed.
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New PUBLIC SCHOOL OPENED.-Snrirgfeld
School was opened yesterday morning in
the new building recently erected at the
corner Of Twenty sixth and Leigh streets.
The school-house is one.story high, built OF
brick, and contains four large rooms. The
school is under the charge OF MIR. I. "A.
Pollard. the principal, with three assist
ants. This school opened with about two
hundred pupils.
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TaIRD POLICE STATION-HOUsE REPAIRED
The repairs just now made 10 the old build
ing were paid for out OF the police funds,
and the much.needed work has in that way
been no direct tax upon the city treasury.
The place is much improved; but what j.
needed Is new engine-bouse for Steamer
No 4
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BRIEF IrExs.-Tbe sale OF de Magdalen
Asylum. which took place yesterday after
noon, will not interfere with the operations
OF the institution, as the house has been
rented at cost considerably less than the
amount OF interest on the unpaid notes
held against the property.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-16

Suit against the Chy-C. Y. Morris, of
Richmond, has Instituted a suit in the Ches-
terfeld Circuit Court against the city OF
Manchester for $4,000 FOR damages alleged
TO have been sustained in having been
elected from the Manchester corn mills.
which he formerly leased. The city claims
that Mr.. Morris failed TO comply with the
terms OF the lease, and accordingly took
possession Of tue property. Mr.. Morris in-
stituted this sui, in the Hastings Court some
time ago, and subsequently had it dismissed.
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BAPTIST SUNDAY-ScHoOL ASSOCIATION
The monthly meeting OF this Association
was held Sunday afternoon at the Clay
Street Baptist church-Mr. William Ely
son, president, in the chair; Mr.. George Il.
Jackson, secretary. A very large audience
was present. The exercises were opened
with a hymn. Prayer by Rev. John M.
Batter.
From the reports OF the superintendent
OF the schools we compile the following
average attendance for the past month;
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sYMProMs.-'ight pain In the side. the skin and
eyes assume a thick yellow coat digestion Is I'M
paired an unpleasant sinking sensation at the pit OF
the stomach is experienced. the bowels are rregu'
lar, the mind fretfui the memory weakened, some
times slight cough. GOODNESS OF the hands and feet
some lines loss OF appetite and at others unnatural
craving for food, dizziness Of the head, depressed
spirits. feeling OF uncertainty. Of hYng lsft seme
thing undone, but can't tell what IL Is. Take sIM
MONS LIVER REGULATOR; It will remove all un'
pleasant feelings aud make you WELL
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SIGMA CHI CoNvESTIoN.-Thet thirteenth
biennial Convention OF the Sigma Chi Fra
ternity Is 10 be held 10 Washington, ID. e.,
in the National Hotel, November 16, II. and
l8, 1880. All members OF the Fraternity
have been invited TO attend. :.
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MURDERER AT LARGE.-Robert James, the
c0loIed stevedOre who killed Charles Wat.
son, another colored steyedore, in Rockets
last Thursday evening, and Afterwards es-
capped, has not been captured. James is a
notorious character, and his name has ap-
peared quite often upon the records OF the
Police Court.
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UNITED STATES CorHT.-The United
States Circpit Court-Judgc Hugbes-met
yesterday. The grand Jury was In session
a short while, and adjourned over until this
morning without finding any rIesentmenis.
To-day the petit jury VIII meet and The
criminal docket will be called. The intimi-
dation case Of w. n. Pond, of Southamp-
ton, and the clse OF Leroy Lee, the colored
leiter-carrier indicted for maiI-robbery, will
be tried this term.
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HALF.HOUR OF PRAYER.-A cordial nvi-
tatlon has been extended all young men by
the managers to attend the pray er-meeting
held every evening this week IN the lecture
room of the Second Baptist chul ch. Young
men lead the meeting, and they commence
the exercises promptly at 7 o'clock and
close at half-past Z.
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CRY CIRCUIT CoUgT.-Tbe City Circuit
Court-Judge Wexford presiding-was en-
gagged yesterday in trying the suit Of The
Ciiizens Bank versus Robert w. Oliver.
The jury founda judgment Of $1,000 in fa-
vor OF the bank.
The court will meet again this morning
at 10 O'Clock.
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A FAIR IN PROsPECTU.-h large fair for
the benefit OF the Sisters OF Monte Maria
Convent will be held soon after Easter. A
number Of beautiful articles have already
been received from the nuns in Belgium,
France, and England. The proceeds OF the
fair will 20 toward the bnildng OF dstri.
button nall for the Convent.
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A CLEAR HEAD, elastic limbs, good digestion,
sound sleep, buoyant spirits, fne appel te, and a
ripe old age, some OF the results Of the use OF
DIR. TUFTS PILLS. They require Ro change OF
diet nor interfere with regular business. A single
dose Will convince Won OF their wonderful effect.
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LADIES' FAIR.-The ladies Of the Grace
Street Baptist church have in full blast a
fair and feast at SIS Broad street. Go in
and try one Of their dinners or suppers and
examine their stock OF choice articles which
they have for sale.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-16

POLICEMAN APPOINTED.-At a meeting OF
the Police Board held yesterday afternoon
Richard NJ. Jones was appointed on the
nOlice force in place OF Mr.. Pfaif, deceased.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-16

Tue RAILROAD TO CoLUMBIA.--The track
OF the Richmond and Allegheny railroad
has been completed to Columbia. aud the
hands are now pressing on beyond with the
rails
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-16

NJ. ELLYsoN Co, advertising agents, insert ad-
ret isements iu all Of the newspapers eS the United
states at publishers rates. Orders left at the Dis
,dfeh counting-room viii receive prompt atten-
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HOT ELS.
nsbrrsTs.

~ W. JONES, DENTiST-OY. N
NJ YicE. No e07 FBAsKLIS STREET, uui20
Ing tsery convenience aud sppIizncs for the com-
fort VI his ps'ienis, with twenty aye ytafs' expe-
ritDee. sDd PRICES REDUCED. IL psxpsred 70
- may desire bis professional services ss2S'Sm
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nnN,r Ynr EannxrI IT.

BErsER BnorHtRs vii open their HAs6soHE
Ntr TEN CENT STEAM LUNCH coUNrEx TO.
DAY. The well known Knsse win have charge,
and everything will be In 1rst-ciass style. A1sfyu
Burwe'i will preside MS cook
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

R0-On all sales OF Real Estate made between the
lst of January and last of June the Ia soY he
present year have to be raid By the rsyehaser. On
all sales made between the Ist of july and last Of
the year the taxes have 10 be paid by the seller
This custom was adopted about fifteen years ago
BY all the real estate agepts In Riebmend, and APP
plies 10 Richmond and vicniiy.p
JAS MkCDOUGALL, 10X A. ", at his ware
rooms, furniture, cooking and he,ting-st0ves.
carpets, etc.
ATKINSON K TEMPLE, l 7. &. apples and cab
bdge.
FRANK ID. HILL & CO.. 4 2. w., trustees sale Of
improved real estate Oh The east 81 Sc OF Twelfth
street. beyond Clay
W. GODDfN. 4 r. NJ. comfortable framed tene.
ment No. l6. Cherry street, between Main and
cary.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR. r. NJ, four pretty build.
ing-i0is In the pan OF Beviderp.
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MEETING on THE COMMON Coux0.. An
important meeting OF tho Common Counc..i,
will be held at the Council chamber this
evening at 3 o'clock.
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LADIES
who wish to Eaye their

LADIES
who wish TO Eave their
FOSTER LACED KID GLOVES
mt on their hands by a lady expert sent to
Msssrs. LEVY BROTHERS,
the agents in shis city, by
FOSTER, the celetssted Kid Gioyier
ara requested to call this week.
The FOSTER MD GLOVES
,re snne,or IN macy respects to any o,Laa Hid
Glove, made aud the patent lase-fastenins makes
II decidedly 'he most eon Portable andtb mart per-
II fc:.6ls.ng Kid Glove. As we are the ageAs Ia shs
CITY fos this celebrated Kid Glove we sv always
su nYs, our customers with any sine anA eesor 'ney
MAY defire.
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SAVE MONEY by having your rriniinz done AIMS
DISPATCH PRISriSG'iousk' "o'a wotA' w"
prices, and sxtisfactiou xparantse%
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@pucK CREEK" wHIsKEr at sA.oo a gallon.
~Amberr whlskey at ~ eaiop>
Alpha - whissey at $3.50 gsE"p'
aMontro,es whiskey at % gallon.
4. n Select N wbiskey at % \ gallon.
Green ana Black Teas at 80, sec'' ana VI pei
pound. .,,no..
W. ID. BLAIR q Co,
Ii09 Main street.
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT. THAI bEslRABLER
MtOS-FRONT FOUR. sroeY-AND. RA,ENkkT
S-T0Rk, NO: 1906, ON EtiB NORTH slDs , ~
II gENTH sTRFET. N0N AND FOR MANY
YEARS OCCUPIED 3Y MRsSRs. Z. w. TSDRN
IL co. FOR wHOlES.ALg PURPOSES. This
me rear OF the buillipx bas been erected wii hin
bri,r time an extsDslee esvator or treas capx0sv
for rec Giving an dscharrins good. Tfa.siganxss
mirabe and cen 9il location IN the yesx ca9 ~ OF
All Inc Main.str>et Wholesale trade. reudrsth pro.
perty exceedln.gy convenient for wtpiesaN hnsi'
ness N can be re ated leased for terra 81 years
upon reasonsAe terms. Posse, sion tss!s.yy 4,
1881. Apply 10 hobERs ~ Al NE"
40 l6. eoAAX
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
cooler.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ. 30 !;
8 A. NJ, 40; noon, 90; z. h.. 46; +.
h.. 40; midnight, 30.
Mean temperature, Al ) G.
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They increase the sppetie, and cause the body 10
take ON eesh: thus the system is nourished aud by
thei tonic sciion on the digestive organs i's"'ai
stools are produced. e,,,,.,,,,
Price. 25 cents. 10 MUhhAi
my 29-eodiAp20 Nc" iorA'
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U,UTT'S HAIR.DYE.-GRAY HAIR or
WHISPERS changed 10 GLOSSY BLACK by
single application Of this DYE, " imparlsa Nstu-
RAJ Color. acts iDstanfantousli. Soio py ur"ssiS"
or sent by express 90 receipt oil 81.
OFFICE, 35 MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
fny 29-e0dtAp20I
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607 BROAD STREET,

LADIES' CALF SHOES, $3.50. 81, $3.50;
LADIES' fOXED BUTTON BOOTS as low as
Sl.25.
Dust received from New York auction sale:.
GFNTLENENs CALF CATERS tBox-Toe
$3.50:
CHILDREN's SCH00L-SHOEs, 81, 1925;
BOYS CALF SHOES. 3l.25, 81 5O:s
LADIES PEBBLE BUTTON BOOTS from $3.50
up;
INFANTS LACED and BUTTON SHOES, sec.
LADIES' GLOvE-KID CONGRESS, 32 and up;
LADIES KID DRESS BUTTON BOOTS, ~ and
up;
MEMS HEAVY BOOTS, % sndup
GENTLEMEN'S LONG-LEG (20 inchesl KIP
BOOTS, outside counters, at 90 worth "a;
GENTLEMEN's CALF D0UBLE-SOLE HAND
sEwED BOOTS, $3.50 and s7-a real bargain
GENTLEMEN'S FINE CATERS, %;
MEMS KIP BROGANS, Al .25:
GENTLEMES'S CALF LACED SHOES, 8l.50
aud up;
100 600 sly les and bargains In all Kinds OF BOOTS
SHOES, TRUNKS, vALIsEs, &C., &c., at
JACOB MAYS, 6O7 BROAD STREET.
orders bv mali solicited.
Besides above. you can find any quantity OF FINE
AND STYLISH GOODS. no 9-eod
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INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Middle
States, cloudy or partly cloudy weather,
followed by light snow or rain, warmer
northwest TO southwest wiLds, and general
~ lower barometer.
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A NOTED DIVINE SAYS;

Dr. Tut -, ~,,. 90
Dear Sirs-Tor ten years pave oeen marc. "
Dyspepsia, Constipation ana rHes. Last Si'"s
- pms were recon- n,en0ed: | used them. ] am
,o,, well man have good appetite, digestion per-
s.c, regular stools, piles gone, aud have Fained
cr,y mounds Of ne,h. They are worth ihtir weight
,aa,t Rev. X. l.. SIMPSON,
Louisville, Ky.
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9itl,mond 1ispatfh.
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1880.

sS THE CIRCULATION OF THE BTsPATCH
"a LARGER THAN THE COMBINED ciRCU.
LATIoN OF ALL THE oTHER DAILY VIEWS.
PAPERS OF THg CITY.
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GOLD PLATED JEwELY AT HrTzLER BRO
ruERS'
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SEE THE GOLD. PLATED JEwELRY Al HUTz-
LRR BROTHERS,.
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A cARD'
TO THE MERCHANTS AND, CITIZENS on
RIniMUND GENER ALLY.

We would irrsoeetfully inform you ibts we have
iust com tletsdonr plans LOOKING 10 youf comfort,
conye uience. and pleasure. A FIRST Glass HoT-
IIiNt,H 0flIINfER has been YAnnt ma an felt b re
since tho depa1spre OF ZeteIIe. Approaching tbis
faeI, we have spared no pains Dsexprine inihttng
up our sps=eians establishments Win LUNCH
IDII >TEk That thsiI ne peraect I'm e every sp-
n intTs.ssS, and u Will BE- opea for ,onnpa fstia2e
on TUr>DAx N0kNiNG, November 6th.
Our ts,se. IS now We trust pSrfses hi,lts various
depaN faSnis. The RESTAURANT Val BIZ sopp,ied
with EVERY DfLlcAtY ~ THE sHASlN; the
wnVs the hssdsorne large BILLIARD PkRLOk,
the fssst i,b the cuy, h mrs,,fed Sish stPsSiok
BILLIAJtJs and POOL L ABLES. Eare sfutiertA
msy resi- aesured that they Win rot only reee:ye
eerF aifsarioa, but ihey can enjoy tssis,iy Ives Ia
peFfsci qIset. Osr greatsS care kbs ie 10 nave an
cs5erly Hrst-e . shrp.I. Trusting THAT our
~ may meet with yslf hearty OF eta Ion, We
Age, genasm.n, your oDtdient tery.nis.
IEuSER BROTHERS,
1903 EAST Msin street.
4 Bi1saoSD. VA, NOsember l3.lseQ.
\ leo bt 2ts
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rnysIrMrTiyE's HOPE
LADIES

generous, nutritious diet. Pure air and Colden's
LIEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF taken regu-
Iarly
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UORsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE should be taken
WHEN suffering with headache.
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FOR RENT, Sixty ACRES of
II HIGAI.Y-CULTlyATEDh hANhtn ibe conn-
Nv Of h' ers. ID half mile ssom the city oil Man
cb, beies ps rs Of the fass api elton, and ad-
t,iniax he ianis or the late DIR. y. Max, On the
PeteIssarg turnpkp. Apply % +.
III. TAYLtuk, Real Ex.aic Ageat.
Ne IL. f.suSTu3t Eleventh. and Bank sireexs
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WEATHER REPORT.

Entered at the Post-ofhce at Richmond. Va, as
second-ciass mztter.J
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PERSONAL.

NTOTICE.-LUCY ELYSON HAVING
IN left my bed aud board without my permission
or consent. the pablo are hereby eau toned not %
no l6-2ts IHosaAs EL1sON.
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LOST, ON SATURDAKl lfA
4 MORNING, between 1 ast sx-J ~
o,.Iock bebweep sixth aud Cassii strtets and liOD
Main s,neet. 90 on The streets. PAik Or OOI.p
SPEt'TACLks In n red morocco case. stamped
with The nsrse OF WILLIAM MftUibaL DR. a .,o-
lher,,l this once. no la-N
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DOOK AND JOB wOPx NEATLY Ex
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