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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-14
The Great Denomination.
Rooms STATE CONSERVATIVE
Executive COMMITTEE.
RICHMOND, October u, 1880.

RICHMOND, OctOOer IL, locU. J
Captain Maxwell I. Clarke, chief mar
shal OF the grand regular Conservative
Democratic demonstration that is to come
off in this city on next Tuesday night, 18th
instant, has appointed the following assist
ant marshals: Colonel Charles j. Ander-
son, w. NJ. Cary, Z. Il. Dupuy, George
Woodbridge, DR.. Jud. b. Wood, William
l.. White, p. l.. Wormley, +. ID. Starke,
Henry Tyler, William Euker, Charles Mill
hlser, and Jack Murphy.
The assistant marshals will be mounted,
and will meet the chief marshal promptly
at p. NJ. at No. 427 east Broad street.
Major John Poe. Jr., Chief OF Police, will
be in command OF the police force. Chiefs
OF clubs that intend joining in this torch
light procession, with or without uniforms
and torches, will please report to these
rooms the number they will bring
into line, and be Informed as to their re-
spective places OF rendezvous preparatory
to forming in line. Citizens not members
of clubs who are willing TO bear torch
will please enroll themselves at once al
these rooms. The line Of march will bt
down Broad from corner OF Broad and
Seventh to Nineteenth street, thence tt
Main street, up Main to Fifth, thence tt
franklin, up Franklin 10 First street
thence to Broad, down Broad to City Hall
where the speaking will be.
j. BELL BIGGER, Secretary.
Conservative papers please copy.
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POLICE CoURT.-The following cases were
disposed OF at the Police Court yesterday
morning by Polce.Justice ID. &. Richard
SON:
William johnson (colored), charged with
a felony, was sent on TO the grand Jury OF
the Hastings Court and committed to Jail.
Nathan Jacobs and Joseph Jacobs,
charged with assaultlng and beating Levi
Benedict. Case continued until to-day.
Levi Benedict, charged with assaulting
and threatening to strike n. +. Jacobs with
a brick. Continued until to-day.
Eliza Allen (coIored), charged with abu-
sing and threatening the life OF Nancy
Johnson. Discharged on payment OF costs
| BY complainant.
Robert Butt, charged with stealing pair
Of shoes. valued at 1915, from Beverly
Swan. Not guilty.
William H. Johnson (colored), charged
with using abusive language to William
johnson in the Second Market, was fined
81 so.
Westmoreland Club, charged with using
city water with hose at period other sban
allowed by law, was fined $40.
Jennie johnson (colored, charged with
using indecent language on the street, was
fined 81. -,
Zion Robinson (colored), charged win
refusing to pay the market.tax to the eiefk
OF the First Market. was fined 81.
Richmond and Allegheny Railroad Com
pany, charged with obstructing Canal street
between Seventh and Eighth with lumber
Ordered to have the lumber HsmoSfd u
once.
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GRAND RALLY IN CLAY WARD-THE CLAY
WARD ACTIvEs IN THE FROST.-The largest
political meeting ever held In Clay Ward
took place at the corner OF Main and Henry
streets last night under the auspices OF that
gallant band OF Democratic workers the
"Clay Ward Actives." A stand was
erected and brilliantly Illuminated, and the
seats on il were occupied by many promi;
nept citizens. In the crowd near the stand
were many ladies, who graced the scene
with their presence.
The first speaker OF The evening was
Judge W. I. Clopton, OF Manchester, who
was received with much enthusiasm. He
was introduced by Captain p. s. Derby
shire, presiden. Of the Club. He made an
excellent speech, and was loudly applauded
during its delivery.
Judge Clopton was followed by George
J. HuDdley, Esq. who made telling adj
dress 10 favor OF the straigbt-out Democratic
ticket. He advised bis hearers not to be
dismayed by the news from Indiana, but to
work and vote as IL the success OF Hancock
and English depended upon their indi-
yidual effort.
Colonel Robert b. Berkeley was the last
speaker. Colonel Berkeley, who was the
first president Of the Actives, was received
with great cheering, and made an able and
eloquent speech.
After these speeches the meeting ad-
journed with cheers for Hancock. English,
and George ID. Wise.
Captain George ID. Wise was unayodably
absent, being detained in Louisa county.
His absence was greatly regretted.
The Committee OF Arrangements consist
ed OF Messrs. Emmet HILL, Charles Gibson,
w. p. Purcell, George J. Hooper, Jr., and
Thomas Barry.
II the meeting last night was any indica'
tion OF the feeling Of the people OF Clay
Ward, the ward will give a glorious ac'
count OF herself in November next, and, as
usual, help to swell the Democratic ma
jority OF this city.
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suAwLs AND STREET SUITS.


The one wrap which is always In fashion,
whatever styles may come and 90, Is the
genuine India shawl. and for the woman
who can afford to buy one 1t Is always a
safe purchase. With moderate care II will
never wear out, and once bought is pur-
chase for lifetime, an heirloom for future
generations. For those who are not able to
Dossess an India shawl the next choice Is a
Chuddah, plain or embroidered, single or
double. Iu these seventy-tiye dollars buys
a long shawl, with narrow border in en-
broiderv, or plain one fine and soft enough
10 be drawn through the traditional we'd
ding.ring. From twenty TO twenty-five
dollars Is the price OF an ordinary long
Cbuddah, while single shawl at twelve
dollars is a desirable purchase.
In blanket shawls the fancy this season Is
for green and blue plsids. The Himalaya's
also are liked for these, and are soft and
fleecy. unobtrusive plaids IN shaded grays
and brown.
Cloth suits are the. stylish street dress OF
the season. Solid dark colors are most
liked fos these; next come small checks
and invisible plaids. while few ladies
wear them in bandkercheis and large
plaids. The latest style for making them
has a straight round skirt with pleating ut
the foot, and cluster OF 0ld-fasbioned
tucks from an inch and half to two inches
wide above it. The jacket is tigbt-ftting,
and has no trimming beyond collar, cufis,
and pOcket-faps Of velvet or plush.
Handsomer cloth suits consist OF an over
skirt and jacket above a plain skirt OF vel
vet or plush. Some very elegant patterns
shown for such suits are OF fine ladies'
cloth, with embroidered borders In colored
silk. Hoods are added TO many cloth suits,
and some Of them have the new hayelock
cape, which may be removed at will. and
renders the dress comfortable for cold wea-
ther. =.
The new styles and materials are wei!
adapted to- children, and very quaint and
picturesque wraps are shown for them.
Hoods and havelocks are attached to many
OF these, the Innings being in some conspicu'
Gus color. Coacbman's drab, dark brown,
mixed cloths, and small plaids are the favor.
ite materials, and the trimmings are oi
plush or velvet and OF fancy braids. Goats
| for small children are OF white Iamb's-woo
cloth or white corduroy, with trimmings OF
soft silken plush, wide collars, broad band;
at the bottom, and deep cuffs. Tiny muff'
are made TO match, and polo cap OF the
same material rs that Of the wrap is liked
for children OF all ages.
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- o. all sabss Of 1sAG xstafs made bHUeo1
n lst ef ya~sayy and !ast ef Jw~e tAs tasss(bo
n pyesent wear kaes 90 Be paid ~ ths pwreA0bGDf
a. IA soIss aeAs bstessR fhs lst or ysiv sAdtGG)
of tkS rs0r ~ tssss Aase 70 bs PAID ~ sAs sstI
lThis custom was adopted about fifteen yesrs -
by All the real estate agents In kichucnos and -
piieste R,chuend and visinityJ
RoBIRT q. LYME, ~ r. NJ Srst ciass anir.-
prssedvac,at properly on the corner OF MN
udFrznkEn streets.
J. THOMPSON sR0wS, 436 r. NJ Ghstanfiaf
aud cymSortzkie' bricA dwelling No. 70e north
NiuiJstree.
GRuBBs 4 wTLyysMs, ~ p. ~. elegant three.
Broad sfreet.
FRANK ID. BILL, 4tR. NJ. Broad-sirset propeftys
No. 215 west Broad street, between Ns0son
and jefferson.
PAINE a NOwL1N, 1G A. r., large and pers
emptory ss,e OF qneensware.
w. GoDDIN, . p. NJ, valuable real estsse IN ths
city OF Manchester.
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PERsONAL-BRIEF ITEMs.-Mr. Thomas
Potts has engaged his passage on the Gu
pard steamer Bothnia, sailing from New
York on the Goth, to visit his family in the
north OF Ireland.
II should be stated in reference to Gene
raj r. l.. Walkers presence upon the Capt.
tol Square night before last that 1t was not
by design that he fell in with the gentlemen
referred to. He was merely passing through
the Capitol-grounds on his way home, after
a bard days work on the Richmond and
Allegheny road. BY the way, the work on
that road is progressing rapidly both on the
east and west divisions, and will continue to
be pressed until the entire line is COM
pleted.
Commandery No. 1, Knights OF Damon,
celebrated their fifth anniversary day be-
fore yesterday. They paraded the princi-
pal streets, headed by Captain Peters's First
National band, and made creditable APP
pearauce The organization was commanded
by J. G. Whimeton. Az night there was q
supper, and pleasant evening generally.
Mr. Julian Binford has been elected a
member OF the Old Dominion Fishing and
Yacht Club to fll vacancy.
The Henrico County Court meets again
this morning, after having adjourned over
from Monday.
A horse attached to buggy belonging to
Mr.. b. T. McCue ran away yesterday on
Franklin street. The team was stopped
before any damage was sustained. No one
was in the vehicle at the time.
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| THB THEATRE LAST NIGHr-B BELoAsDE.- =
Miss Adele Belgrade made her first appear
anse in Richmond last evening to rather
small audience In Shnkspearc's lovely cIea-
ton of RosaIind, and while ber receptic1
was not at all enthusiastic, she Is certainly 4
young lady OF rare talent and much prom.
;se. She does not strike one at irst as being
beautiful, nor even pretty, but as genius
always lends additi0Ua. charms to graceful
features, Miss Belgrade possesses that high
type OF beauty that grows upon you.
Scarcely mere than dfbufdnte. and only
eighteen years Of age, she exhibits much
ease OF manner aud artistic acumen In the
reading OF her lines, together with much
courage In cssaying the difficult r8ies OF
standard works that have become familiar
through the rendition Of great artists. That
Miss Belgarde has elements OF success all
who witnessed ber RosaIiDd last evening
must admit, but we are not so enthusiastic
rs to ascribe to her the possession OF great
ness, or even to predict II In the future.
She has talents, but 1t yet remains to be seen
how she will fashion them.
She is only fairly supported. The com.
pany, like its star, has not yet gotten fully
into training and developed its greatness.
Mr.. Harry Meredith, while careful reader
and acceptable actor, was not, to our mind,
suited TO the character OF Orlando. lie
will, however, appear 10 better advantage
in Ingomar tonight, when we are sure the
charms OF Miss Belgarde will grow upon US.
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The Danyille Post says: James Thomas,
ESQ.,, OF Richmond, is on visit to our city.
He ID ~ well known to our people as to
tbosS = Richmond, having resided among
them during the war, aud being still largely
interested 10 business here and in agricul'
ture in this county. He is accompanied by
bis lovely and accomplished daughter. Miss
Gabrielle.
The Washingtoz correspondent OF the
Alexandria Gosette says that By the recent
death OF Captain j. NJ. Steuart, postmaster
OF the United States House OF Representa-
tiyes. the vacancy in that Office will be nllet
ry the assistant Postmaster, Judge Nowhn
! until the 1st OF next December, when Con
! srsss. being in session, viii elect aposs
J master.
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The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Gazette,
Tuesday .l-The new steamer Excelsior. on
her way down the river this morning,
stopped at her wharf, foot Of Prince street,
for short time, where quite crowd
gathered to see her. She then proceeded to
Quantico, where her new wharf has been
built, to see II the transfer slip would Ut
her bows, and TO have the proper railroad
connection between the boat and the wharf
made. The plans for the slip al 6hepherd's
haye been drawn spd work will be ooDa
msneed there in q short time.
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The MOZART THIS EVENING First, over
ture, =" Ungarische Lustspeil," tKeler Bela,)
orchestra; second, duo from the "Maeie
Flute" "(Mozart,) Miss Swain and Mr.. w. H.
Grant, Jr. third, solo violin, La Melan.
cholie." (Prume,) Mr.. II. +. Laube; fourth,
ballad, "She Wandered Down the Noun
tain Side," (Clay,) Miss Swain; fifth, "Fan.
tasia on New German Songs" ed. Strauss,)
orchestra; sixth, solo baritone, " Hearts OF
Oak" (Boyce,) Mr.. w. II. Grant, Jr.
seventh, solo soprano, aria from "Le Pre-
aux Cieres." tHerold,) with violin obligatC
by Mr.. Kessnich, Miss Swain; eighth
waltzes, "Breezes Of the Night" Meyer.
orchestra
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
MALARIA POISON.

The principal cause Of nearly all sickness as this
time OF the year has It's origin In disordered
Liver which, If not regulated in time great suffer-
ing. wretchedness and death win ensue. A gentle
man writing from South America, says:
81 have used your simmons Liver Regulator
with good effect. bth as a prevention and cure FOR
NalarlaI Feyers on the Isthmus of Panama"
If you feel drowsy, deblitated, have frequent
headache, mouth tastes badly. poor appetite and
tongue coated, YOU suffering from torpid liver or
"biiousness." and nothing VIII cure you so speedily
and permanently as TO take
SIMMONS Liver REGULATOR.
lis given with safety and the happiest results TO
the NEST delicate iunt. 1t takes the place of aui-
nine and bitters Of every kind 1t Is the cheapest,
purest, and best family medicine In the world.
Prepared 10y ). IL HEiiIN 60,
Philadelphia
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. oc e-eodtAu19
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81, Jose1a Nteh.

HARpLHraaE cREDITLo, but 1t is nenrthssess
true, that sick horse or bsd-tondi1ioned COW
can be brought up ia fesAdays by the sse OF SIN
MONS LINER REGULAr1d. The powaens shouid
be mixed with the food, aad they VIII ssth rSsdly
and IL y surprising TO see what Improvement I'M
mediiely takes place. Ipopens the ooSef Strength
enine them, and does sl and even more 'hah th'
hes. Condition Powdaos. A small qpaniity In th'
food Cor chickens VIII cure choefs. and keep thu
poaltry healthy.
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KNIGHTS or HONoR.-The 6pand Lodge
officers and a Rumber Of othfE members OF
the order Will visit the lodges in Petersburg
tonight, leaving this city Ga the 5;20P Z. Nj.
tram. The three lodges ia Petersburg will
assemble in mass-meetins to receive their
guests, and at the conclusion OF the recep.
ton ceremonies grand banquet will be had
at Masonic Temple.
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DIR. HoGE's LECTUaE.-To-morrow night
ut Mozart Hall Rev. DR.. Hoge will lecture
ON Tent-Life in the East" The subject
|, is an entertaining one, and the fame OF the
lecturer so widespread that this simple an.
nouncement shonld be sufficient to crowd
the hall to its full capacity.
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GUARD OF COMMONWEALTH FAIR.-The
Guard OF the Commonwealth, in order TO
secure the attendance Of the large crowd oil
citizens no will probably visit our city
during tie Fair, and on account OK tbelf
inability to obtain this week the room de-
sired, have thought 1t advisable to com
mencf. their Fair Monday night Of Fai'
Aceff
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OFF FOR PETERSBURG. Grand Dictator
James X. Lamkin, Grand Reporter William
III. Bailie, and other officers OF the Grand
Lodge OF Knights OF Honor will go over TO
Petersburg tonight on an ofnciai WISH, ana
will no doubt be received with becoming
hopors,
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ELECTION OF A VgsrRYAAS.-Last eve
ming at the regular monthly meeting Of the
yesirv Of the Monumental church Colonel
r. nj. r. Talcott was elected yestryman
to Gil the vacancy caused by the death OF
AR n n Meade.
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TVE GUARp. OFF TIE COMMON

i WEALTH FAiR.-In osier TO SeeuEe the att
tendance of the Ia see crowd OF citizens who win
visit our city during the Slate Asr,coltrsi rsi,.
and on account Of the tuab'iffy 10 obam this week
the room desired 10 has been thought ad,issoss hy
the Comm itiee OF the Guard OF tse Com nonweahn
10 commence their Fair the MONDAY NIGHT or
committee that they tave contributions 10 make
will bs called on at tfsir homes or yiaees OF bnsi"
ness WEDNESDAY MORNING. october 20th.
Those ,adies who desire to coutribute eafsbles "
tbey will notify Mr.. III. y. GRAY or the fact BY
postal will be notified what time eatsbes VIII ne
most acceptable. ocif
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LEVY BROTHERS, sgents far FOSTERS kss
GLOVES, with patent laced sssienings' received on
yesterday their early fail importation. the fcass
Il now the bsaa ideal OF handsomeiy.httinz sno
com Portable Kid Glove. and Is largely doing Away
with the uss OF buttoned kid gloves. as tes iaoso
fastening " 80 much @ore convenient. Issvr hho'
THEIRS viii take pleasure In showing ifelr popais'
brand 10 The ladiss and gentlemen Of tnis Guy.
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REPORT FROM ILLISoIs.--DaDiel Ward, ol
Naples. saws: "Tutt's Pills are even better than
represented. As an anti. bilious medicine they have
no equal. They seem TO act on The mtad as well a
body. was continually morsee and gloomy, with
forebodings Of evil am now anothsr man have
good appetite and DIGESTION and feel cheerful aud
haDny.r
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sTUrrs PILLS.


,os. Of Appetite. Nausea. Bowels co'u'e' rsi"
=, ~. Head. with cull sensation In The back part;
pain Under the shouider-Bhdei fu''"es' Ai'e'
r.,iuy, with disincnstIon to exertion OF eOas on
lind: rrr,tabsniy Of Temper; Low Spirits Los'
of Memory. with feeling Of bayiag neglected some
an,y weariness, Dizziness FuIterlns al The hesf'
Mt. Before the Ewes, yellow skin, Headache Rest
,.sancss a, night, Highly -Colored Urine.
ty THESE WARNINGS ARE UNHEEpED 81
Rious DISEASES WILL SOON
BE DEVELOPED.
Tt-TTs PILLS are especiall, adapted 70 srcf
cases. one dose effects such change OF ieen"s !"
20 asionish the sufferer
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ULApY GAY" AID other brandSof New orleans
CHARS have arrived, and are Of drst-rate quanty
We advise our friends 10 buy t7sir yearly supp'!
of FAMILY FI.osR now, as II issseadliy advancing
Our arrangements with the bess mixers ehao'e
70 offer inducements on this article.
W. ID. BLAIR & co,
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THE POLICE BoARp.-A called meeting Of
the Board Of Police Commissioners VIII ne
held this evening to investigate - cnargs' l.s
against well-known member OF Tue ioice'
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REPUBLICAN EXECUTIVE CoMMITTEE.-The
Republican State Executive Committee met
at tie committee.roOms on Bank street yes
terday-W. @. Wickham presiding. Arthur
A. Splitter secretary. The following meu-
bers were present: b. Upton, Jr.. from
the First district; j. Callahan, Second; l..
Bibb. Third; James Wood, Fourth; j. b.
Work, Sixth j. W. Cochran, Seventh X.
+. Tancil, Eighth. The representatives.
from the Fifth and Ninth districts were
not present.
The committee met about 10 O'Clock and
remained in session until l O'Clock. No
thing but the usual routine business wa:
transacted, and the committee adjourned
subject TO the call OF the chairman.
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Entered at tie Post-0shce at Richmond, Va, as
second-class matter.i
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR RTo-DAY.-For the Middle
States, northeast to southeast winds, partly
cloudy or clear weather, slight fise follow
ed by falling barometer, and slight rise In
Temperature.
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~ have used Coldens LIEBiG's LIosfp s8.
TRACT OF BEEF largely In deotttty, Jt1Ttts asd
nerrons diseases, and have found II one N the
most reliable Of nutrlent ionics."
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cu.xnxe or CoxnsRcE.-The Board q q
Directors Of the Champel =, ssS =
meet this eyening at Q o'clock.
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WINTER WRAPS.
How Comfort May BE Had and the
Fashions Followed.

STYLISH CL0AKS AND STREET sUITs-THE VA
RIous STYLES AND MATERIALS FOR FALL
AND WINTER DESCRIBED.
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Have Just received large assortment OF bAataont
Rings and EARRINGS at JOHN II. TYLER cos
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Call ana look at the largest and most compi,te te
stock OF Jewelry, at tie lowest ss'ces, AZ JOHN ~
TYLER 4 cos. sft.s
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HoRsFaRD's ACID PHOSPHATE =
LNorD ANIpoR$TfNATE CA - OF DYsPF3.tsaA

gave Horssord's Acid Phosphate TO an Old ana
obstinate case OF Dyspepsia wah the most happy
result. He ID now better than ae has been iayssrs.
A. T. WEBSTER, d; D.
Afsl
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LEAVE YOUR ORDER AT CONSERVATIVE
HEADQUARTERS and your transfer will be
obtained and recorded for you.
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IMMINENT DIR. J. J. CALDWELL,

Receiving elegant silver Ia cases for Bridal Ere
sents n ,Jouy II. TYLER 4 cos.
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Please call and examine the large iaock OF Plated
ware Al JOHN II. TYLER 4 Co.'S.
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9itImond Mspatfh.
THURSDAY. ...ocToBER IA, 1880.

ss- THE CIRCULATION or THE DisPATcB
4, LARGER THAN THE COMBINED ciRcU.
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY SE~ 8
PAPERS or THE CITY.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
cool.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, 80;
o A. M, CO; noon, IA; 8 7. NJ, 73; 9 Z.
M., GO; midnight. 4S.
Mean temperature, 6l Sc.
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FLOWERS

nor SALE. SWEET vIoLETs .agQs
n nv the dozcu or hundred; WINTER. yE8A$
BLOOMING ROSES, GERANIUMs, JM0s.
CALTA LILIES. ES.CAPEJESSAMINE aud OTHEn
FLOWERS. in crowded supply. For sale eneab ~
ELSTNG GREEN PLACE, 6f2 east Leigh streets
or 1ll0 east Main street. &C l4-It-
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sA.s~--I--r LS1ss
T OST, ON WEDNESDAY,, lSrB IN.
~ shAHT, on Broad street between n"n sn1
seyssSeenth streets, GOLD NAM ~
BREISTPfN, white pearl set. wth two small siL-
VEL MEDALS attached. The Gsier VIII receive =
litssaiipesard by leayisg same at NO. siv Syss
tesnth street. u -1...
T. 0ST.-GOT Oct OF MY LOT TSf
III last night my BLACK sETTEk=
DOi. ali four feet wsnie; tip Of tail white Win
Siiite mark up hts face had on collar WITH the
him 10 7sS north Fourth street will be rewarded.
Se 1925
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NEW CHINA GOODS.
DECORATED TEA-SETs;
DECORATED DESskkI-SETs.
DECORATED BERRY-SETS;
DECORATED CHARACTERISTICS;
DECORATED FLGWEk- HOLDERS.
WILD ROSES, WATER-COOLERS tnew de-
signs, lCE-CREAM FhEEZERs. Look before
40 70 - 1907 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-14

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