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nR. T. N. TALBOT. DxNT1sT. -
~ Removed to southeast corner It'll and u Q,0
streets northwest. Teeth inserted o. Per
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% 15H st. NV, II
rooms and bath. 1900
612 Pa. ave. NV,
store :........... 75
1921 NY. ave. NV. rs
S11 E st. NV, IT
rooms and bath 80. 60
943 D st. NV, store rs
478 Penn'a ave. NV,
II rooms, bath. ..... 60
SOB F st. n. W., 9 rs. :. 60
Fur. house, n. W. II st. so
608 La. ave. NV. Is
1907 10th st. n.w...... 26
730 9th st. me-, 8
rooms and bath 49,. %
$40 La. av., n. w.. IS
1850 9th st. n.w....... Is
1107 Pa. ave. NV,
fine hnaipoo y.oOv,, Ak
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HORNS, BUNIONS.. 30. radically cured by the
vu austrian Chiropodist, DR. J. RYBA0K. BY
perfect and effective remedies. Rsmember,. No.
ll22 Pennsylvania ave. feb26
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VICES WAGES WWAfHsssEs'
And DEMONGEOTS AMBROSIAI. 616 9th st.
opposite Us. Patent OfAce. msr6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-03-17

DIsPOsERS Of SECOND
Gnp TR RssSs &s s sS get the best
ave. Prompt attention VIII be given to orders In
person Or by mail. mara
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-23
rr.x,ur ,u tne Pub,,c schools.

Editors Dispatch Are the officers In
charge OF the public schools aware OF the
amount and character OF the hdzing which
is carried on in them! II so, they ought at
once to put stop to 1t. IL not aware OF 1t the
sooner thew acquaint themselves with 1t the
better. I saw boy yesterday, who, be-
sides the pain Inflicted on him, had his
clothes wellnigh ruined by the rough treat
ment be had received at the bands OF large
boys. who should have been promptly pun
i,hed for their misconduct. This little lei
low was held by three OF them, while the
fourth, with paddle 10 bich nails had been
driven, struck him severe blows, the points
of the nails slightly entering the flesh and
making great holes in his clothing. TINS
practice should receive prompt attention 40
the hands OF the officials. ii.
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Robert d. Briggs, II. r. Christian, w. E
| Woody, James Walsh, and G. Cardwell.

| POLICE COURr. The following eases were
disposed OF at the Police Court Yesterday
morning by Police-Justce ID. G. Richard
son:
George MeGruder (colored), charged with
creating disturbance on the premises Of
John ID. Smelling and destroying his prop
erty, was fined $3.50.
James Saunders (colored), charged with
assaultiDg and beating George McGruder,
was discharged.
Lucy White (coloredl charged with felo-
niously breaking and eetering in the night
time the house Of Mollie Delany and seai-
Ing sundry articles, valued at $50, was sent
on 10 sbe grand jury.
Eliza Hamilton (colorefl eharged wsh
stealing lot of clothing frtsx Ann TayIcr,
was discharged.
j. l.. Dumiller, Lee jenkins, and Richard
Bragg. charged with fighting IN The streets,
were fined 81 each at the statisB-bouse by
Justice Isbeh.
Martha Washington and STE Graham
lcolored), charged with assautipg and
abusing Emma Harris, were dlschagged on
payment Of costs.
Alice Thomas tcolored), charged with
being disorderly and using profa>e lam
guage in the streets, was fined S2.
Emma Harris tcolored), charged wish as
sanItiDg and abusing Sue Graham (colored),
was discharged on payment OF costs.
John Cromwell and John Henry, charged
with being drunk and unable to take care
OF themselves, were discharged at the sta
tion-house.
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the innocent and dove-like looking
rafreaf u when the hnuaa "a full oi

the innocent and dove-like looking
retreat, "when the house is full OF
guests, or too crowded, the young
gentlemen Of the company sIeep.v Stroll
ing on through plants OF flowers and broad
paths shaded by superb elms, the "ken-
nels - come into view, and on our appear
ance most tremendous "yow" issues
from muIiitudinous dog tnroats as the
peited animals dance wildly about In their
little front yards and bring the keeper from
his cosy cottage near at hand.
Every dogs day must be holiday here,
and the sristocratic English canine certain
" makes bis house as much his castle as
does bis master.
"These Kennels" said the keeper, who
bad charge of the Queens for seventeen
years, "are The finest in Eugland, and the
Prince and Princess think more OF them
than anything down here. Every Sunday
after lunch the Princess comes down and
stays a good bit, and gives biscuit to The
dogs" In appearance the kennels resem-
BILE long rows OF tiny brick houses, made to
accommodate one, tive, or three dogs, each
having a comfortable bed OF straw, and the
doors opening into small but separate
yards, paved with brick, clean as a
new pin, and fenced in by iron
ratings, which again face upon large yards,
we'll turfed, in which The dogs are allowed
to exercise. All are magnificent specimens
OF their kind and many brought an enor-
nous cost. There were the Russian blood
hounds, great, snow-white animals; Eng
Iish settlers, fox and skye-terriers, duck
hounds, or German turnspts, rs they are
called III Germany, where they are used in
hunting game; and queer little animals
they are, with very broad chests and old
faces, thick in the body, which almost
touches the ground, 50 short are the legs,
terminating in broad feet spread outward.
An enormous Tibbet mastiB, almost
black, bad a house to himself. and two
huge, kindIy-eyed st. Bernards, unusually
light in color, were bis neighb0rs ard COM
panions in respect, OF thoroughbred
English bulldog, the Mephistopheles OF the.
party, who bit viciously at the gate as we
passed. The Dalmatian. or carriage-dogs,
black.and-w white spotted fellows. with law
ender eyes, are the Princess favor
ties, and she has one constantly with
her. A party Of very ragey skye-ter-
riers were next to beautiful Chinese
dog, the fac smile in color and almost in
shape and size OF a young lion. The Scotch
colies, with black, wavy coats; the ugly
brown and white French retrieyers; the
cunning little pngs, pets OF the Prince; the
Sussex spaniels, the noble white Newfound-
land, spotted with tan; the English grey
hound, ard the sagacious Scotch deer
hound were all represented.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-23

Pity THOUSAND DOLLARS OF THE GUARANTEE
MONEY RELEASED BY THE BOARD or PUBLIC
WORKS UPON THE COMPLETION OF TWENTY.
FIVE NILES OF ROAD CORRESPONDENCE &C.
The Board Of Public Works met yester-
day, all the members being present, and en-
tered an order upon their Journal for the
release OF $4,000 In bonds of The United
States now held by the State as part OF the
guarantee for q faithful compliance with the
terms OF the contract with the James River
and Kanawha Company.
The following is the official correspoD-
dence and order Of the Board bearing upon
the subject:
RICHMOND AND ALLEGnASY RAILROAD Co., }
VICE PRESIDENTS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, September II, 1880.
II. d. Whitconb, Esq. Consult ng En-
gineer Richmond and Aiieghany RdiiToad
Company:
Dear Sir.-The Bard Of Public Works
and Others have been invited TO make q
trial trip this day over the completed see
tion OF the Richmond and AlIegbany rail-
road
VIII you accompany them and give such
information as they may request, and make
report upon the length and condition Of
the constructed line. Yours truly.
III. C. PARSONS, Vice President.
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COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA,
FICE BOARD PUBLIC WORKS,


RICHMOND, VA, September %, 1880.
The Board OF Public Works met at the
Office OF the Governor, at the Governors
houSe-al the members being present.
Ii being shown to the Board by the cer-
titicate Of Major III. d. Whiicomb. consult
ing engineer, that twenty-five miles OF the
Richmond and Allegheny railroad, begin
ming at Richmond. are fully completed, 1t is
therefore, in accordance with law,
ReSOiUed, That the application OF the
Richmond and Allegheny Railroad Com
pany for the surrender of $4,000 in market
value OF the United States bonds hereto
fore deposited as pledge with this Board
be granted, and that the Third National
Bank Of New York be directed to surren'
der $50, 900 III market value OF said bonds
As quoted this day 10 the Treasurer OF the
Richmond and Allegheny Railroad Com
pany, and that copy OF this resolution,
certified by the President, shall be an order
for the same.
A copy from the records OF the Board.
FRED. W. NJ. HOLIDAY, President.
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"BLEsr BE THE TIE THAT BIsDs"-HY.
MEyEAL HAPPENIYGs.-Yesterday at =
o'clock p. NJ. Mr.. p. Z. Swartout, OF Port
Jeryis, n. Y, and Miss c. ID. Shultz, were
united in marriage at the residence OF The
brides father, in Henrico county, oy Rev.
DIR. Hoge. :,
The attendants were Mr.. $. G. Hayne, OF
New York, and Miss Julia Annable, and
Mr.. M. ID. Swartout, OF New York, and
Miss Sadie Annable. The happy pair,
after partaking OF an elegant collation., LETT
at 3 O'Clock p. N. on western trip. TIE
bridal couple were the recipients OF many
congratulations, and also number Of
handsome presents.
Trinity church was crowded last night
ON the occasion OF the marriage OF Nr. VIII.
liam r. RIddick and Miss Lummle Vaughan
Rev. DIR. William 4. Judkins OIL elated. On
the entrance and departure o. the bridal
rarty Mr.. John Frischkorn pssyed most ap'
nronrlate music. Tho neSly.wedded pail
ieit on the 1O:l5 p. M.train on the Chest
neake and Ohio railroad for New York
The ushers were Messrs. A. J. Duesberry
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A CAau.

RICHMOND, September %. 1880.
Mr.. CBlSRLEs l.. sIEGEL ms tast returned from
New York and Boston, and with that clever and
acute judgment which he has EVER displayed has
embarked iHss enterprise whichwil srpass al his
former eorts hs this community, audhe desires the
good people of Richmond TO unde-staO8 that This Is
no humbug, aad be means what he says. He has ex-
amined the nsFlbern and eastey,f' inavseis, ard
prodted thereby. In proof whereof
fou WiH fnE st his store.
No. 421 Broad street.
tas Bet and CheGJ5es6 Moes
ever offered Mfors
in Ric,Nsond.
\. b. His stock 10 unlimited. just calland satisfy
YsnrseIf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-23

PERsoNAL-BRIEF ITENs.-Maior f. j..
Turner and Mr.. j. ii. Dinneen will speak
at O'Clock to-day at Ridge church in Hen
rico county.
Mr.. Charles L. Siegel returned from the
North Tuesday night in company with Mr..
Joseph Greensfelder. The latter gentle
man has taken up his residence here, and
adds another charming vocalist to Rich
mond's list OF singers.
Vice.President Parsons, OF the Richmond
and Allegheny Railroad Company, and Mr..
j. ID. Weeks, editor OF the Iron Age, leave
the city to-day for trip through The iron
region OF the James River Valley.
Fifty-two through passengers arrived in
the city Yesterday morning over the Rich
mond and Allegheny railroad.
Page McCarty, Esq, OF the Washington
Capital, Is in the city.
Professor Henry +. LaUbe and DR.. Will
liam r. Crutcblield returned to the city last
night from the Jordan AlGm Springs.
There are nearly fifty guests still at these
springs, including several Richmond par
ties.
The Hastings Court grand jury meets to-
dav.
Track laying at Wiliamson's, on the west
end OF the Richmond and Allegheny rail-
road, has been commenced, and new loco
motive has been placed upon the road there.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-23

THE THEATRE To-NIGHT.-The Theatre
will he opened for the season tonight with
Mr.. John T. Ford's company in the musical
comedy OF "Fun on the Pacific" 1t Is to
be regretted that on account OF disap-
pointment OccasiOned by the nOn.arriyal Of
large portion OF the new chairs the old
cane.seats will be used. The Theatre will
took very pretty with the new finish the in
terror has rcceiVed, and the arrangement OF
seats in the orchestra and dress-circe has
beeu such that a good and full view Of the
stage may be had from any portion OF the
house. All the improvements, however,
will not be completed for to-nghps per-
iormance. The new curtain has not been
painted, nor has the ceiling been freScoed.
While it is a subject Of regret that all
things could not be in readiness for The
opening night, the public will be more than
pleased with the Theatre as remOdelled.
Mr.. Ford's company has been fiatteringly
received in Norfolk, and seems to have
given much satisfaction in this musical
comedy.
The sale Of reserved seats will open at II
O'Clock to-day at Ramos Il Moses's.
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A TAILORING CARD.

Under the supervision of a verH expert
cutter we are making the FINEST SUITS TO
ORDER at less than prevailing prices. yhe ad-
vantage OF trying on a garment before 5nish-
ing 1t is great one for the customer. We em-
ploy the best skilled labor, sell only for rash,
charge you no credit llsk, and can and will
name lower prices than the same grace of
goods are sold for elsewhere.
A. SAKs 4 CO.'S
Tailoring Department.
1913 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-23

COMPANY BIS PARADE Company b, First
Virginia regiment. paraded yesterday eve
ming for the first time in their new uni
forms and sbakos. After marching through
the principal streets they stopped at Lauer's,
near Monroe Park, for refreshments, and
were dismissed at the armory about q p.
NJ. The company presented fine appear
ance, and were the recipient OF many COM
pliments. Before dismissal Captain Jones
addressed the men in short, sensible. and
manly speech, and spoke in deseryedly high
terms OF the reputation OF Company b, both
as soldiers and as civilians.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-23

LEVY BROTHERS. agents for FOSTERS ND
GLOVES, with patent laced fastenings, received on
yesterday their early fall importation. The Foster
Is now the beau ideal Of handsomely -ftting and
Kid Glove, and Is largely doing away
with the use of buttoned kid gloves. as the laced
Is so much more convenient. LEVY BRO"
THEIRS will take pleasure In showing their popular
brand TO the ladies' and gentlemen Of this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-23
SCHOOL OF MODERN LANGUAGES.

rFssop HAS, FIFFF will resume The duties OF his
school on fhe I5TH OF SEPTEMBER 1880. BY
rms method very Young Children, as well as oloer
liz Tor, ign languages, write and speak them per-
Best references given from schools and patrons
of this city. - -, =
snecisl classes for Young men Private Lessons "
desired Hours arranged 10 suit pupils attending
schools of English. ,,
Puniis can enier at any time during the session.
Fof circulars and further particulars apply st 3O4
-, .rsce street au calm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-23
Richmond Grain and Cotton Ex-
change.

A meeting Of the Board OF Directors OF
the Corn and Flour Exchange was held
Yesterday mOrning-Pre>ident McCanee IN
the chair and A. G.. Kellogg secretary.
The committee appointed Tuesday to
confer with the cotton enterprise committee
made the following report
RICHMOND, September %, 1880.
Mr.. Thomas w. McCdnce. President Rich
mond Corn and Flour EIchdnge:
We, the committee appointed by your
Board to meet similar committee OF the
new cotton enterprise, beg leave to report
that after consultation and exchange OF
views have thought it best that as the new
cotton enterprise ask permission TO unite
with us that same be granted, and that the
name Of the Richmond Corn and Flour Ex.
change be charged to the "Richmond
Grain and Cotton Exchange" and that all
sellers and buyers OF cotton shall be allowed
to become members by subscribing to all
the rules now governing the Corn and Flour
Exchange.
Respectfully submitted.
H. b. TALIAPERRo,
Chairman Executive Committee Corn and
Flour Exchange.
The report was adopted.
After the regular dally SAFES on SuanSc
Yesterday there was a general meeting OF
the members OF the Corn and Flour Ex-
change. Mr.. McCance, the president, read
the report OF the committee appointed TO
confer with the cotton enterprise commit
tee. On motion Of Mr.. II. b. Somervilie
the report was unanimously adopted.
On motion OF Mr.. Ii. b. Taliaferro COM
mittee was appointed TO canvass to see how
many new members can be obtained.
The following are the names OF the COM
mitteemen: George S. Palmer. chairman !;
w. a. James, p. II. ,Baskervill, W. G. sed-
don, and Charles Watkins.
The cotton enterprise will no doubt be
encouraged by the businessmen OF Rich-
mond, and the indications are that our CITY
will soon be classed among the great cotton
markets OF the country.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-23

No ONE CAN TAKE DIR. TUFTS PILLS and Ie-
main long unwell. They increase the powers OF
digestion and excite the absorbents TO action. The
old stereotyDed opinion that calomel must be used
- TO carry elf the bile has given away before the
light of science. The vegetable kingdom furnishes
remedy free from all deeterous effects. such are
Tutt,s Mills
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-23
To Subscribers Richmond Telephsse
Exchange nd Citizens Generni1y.

A new and complete business d.reeDfy
and list Of Telephone Exchange subscribers
is now in the hands Of the printers.
Subscribers whose contracts have recently
exnired end Others who contemplate be-
coming members OF the Exchange would
do well TO rene,o or subscribe al once. so
their names may be included in the forth
coming catalogue. ,,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-23

THE MOZART THIS EvENING.-First. over
ture, Martha" (FlotOw,) orchestra; Sc.
cond, solo tenor, "SIeep Well, Sweet
Angel" (Abt,) Mr. 4. w. Hoa; third,
educ concertante," for viOlins, Messr>.
Kessrich and Bartkowski: fourth, a, For
get Me Not" gavotte, (Giese. )-b, eng
lish Tattoo March," (AIberti,) orchestra;
fifth, duo tenor and basSo, "L0st Pro-
scrbed," from MARTHA" (Flotow.) Mr..
f. w. Hof and Mr.. Joseph S. GreenSfeder;
sixth, due piano, "Le Revie du Llon,"
(Kont>ki,) Messrs. Kessnch and Bartkow-
ski; seventh, solo basso, "lnfeIice," from
" Ernanl," (Yerdi,) Mr.. Joseph :. Greens.
fielder; eighth, waltzes, "Tres Jolie,"
(Waldleufel,) orchestra.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-23

NEW MUsIc.-Re Received from the COM
poser, Professor C. C.. de Nordendorf, a
soprano and alto song, entitled "WiIl You
Miss Me, Daring?"; also, "Pic-Nic
Watzes." dedicated to Miss Mamie Sycie,
Of Richmond. The Professor gives chrome
with each OF these songs.
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4ithulond 9ispatth.
THURSDAY. ....sEprEMBER %, 1880.
WEATHER REPORT.

ISpIcATioNs FOR To- DAY. For the Middle
States, northwest winds, shifting 10 north
cast and southeast. rising followed by fall
ing barometer. partly cloudy weather, near
" stationary temperature.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-23

ROBERT B. LYME, 10 A. NJ. superior household
furniture, piano, Administer aIpets,. ohins-
ware, physicians y-made pbseton and har-
ness, at Dr. j. Is. Coasley's, No. 6d& Grn ss
street.
PAINE & NUwLIN. 10 A. NJ. at No.. 1S east
Broad street, stock OF merchandise and fixtures.
consisting OF china, glass aud croosery wase
cuteiy y, toys, notions. counters, showcases, sc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-23

The WEATHER YESTERDAY continued clear
and pleasant. The temperature at A. NJ.
and midnight was The same
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY @ A. NJ, 64; /;
8 A. NJ, GO: noon, 81; p. H., 10; 2.
a., T3: midnight, Ga.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-23

mo CURE, No PAY"-We authorize our agents
TO guarantee that our medicine, " taken according
10 directions, Will relieve constipation and the dis
eases incident 10 a torpid liver; and If any one wi,
show by positive proof that It has not produced
what we guarantee they are entitled TO return O.
their money, provided they take the genuine SIM
MONS LIVER REGULATOR by the directions.
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RECOMMENDATION to ahe Fair.

Editors Dispatch: Haze arLangements
been mad, By the Agricultural socieiy anu
railroad companies interested Tor the run run,
n;ne Of trains from the grounds to Eignth
and Broad streetsi II not, WY not ~ T.
Is true that the Street Railway Company = !
now n using The old railroad track on in br1aa ~,
street, but tho running Of trains INTO nuo,,s ,as
sy w,i, :. e, for the street.cars to do carry
ing people 10 H's''" INQUIRER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-23

SUDDEN ILLNESS OF Mr.. r. l.. MEREDITH.
Mr.. r. L. Meredith, one OF our oldest ciii-
zens, was stricken with paralysis at the
FIRST Baplish church last night, and is lying
in a critical condition. His son In ST.
Louis has been telegraphed for.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-23
DICHMoNp MoYNRT A!SsOCIATION.

The regular weekly soree will take place nc
Mozart Half THIS tfhsreday, EVENING, at Sf
O'Clock. Admission only by membership or Invita-
tion-cards. which must be Presentes at the door.
Members can obtain inviiatiDn-eards al application
TO e.. L. sIEoEtS 4el Broad street. 9. y. JOHN:
Main street. sc Z3-lt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-23
U,HE UNDERSIGNED PROPOSES A

/ ONCE To COMMENCE THE OPERATION
OF AN FXCHANGE.r contiguous to'fhe ffeiEhf
depot OF the Richmond and Aleghany raiirosdL sor
The reception and sales Of PEklSflAiiLE AkIi-
CLFS, such as BUTTER, EGGS. POUlVRY,
yc from farmers, &C. on line OF sad road as a
SPECIALITY, and re pectlully solcis, the faSos able
consideration or the trade in such arieleS ~ also
citizens generally.
Due notice will be given Of the arrival Of such
freight for the present. on..xr
sc 22 3t* l.. u. 1haNi'
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xTcGUlRE's SCHOOL,
nj GAMBLE's HILL,
500 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
JOHN p. MCGUIRE PRINCIPAL.

". r. CHISHOLM. UNIVERSITY OF Virginia;
profcssor ". %. ENGItSH, University o. virginia
Professor ROBES MAssiE university Oh Virginia
The corps Is composed OF men who have MADE
reaching their profession. and have oeen engaged IN
a. oritve duties fron eleven 10 twenty-five years.
I'.nal charges fro SEQ to $50. see ciiculars In
,oosS,ores. Apply 90 Principal or Professor ENG
Iisu. Schooi-Tooms open StFIES DSh SVhh'
1 I
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Splendid lot Of Ladies' Three Buttoned Undressed
Kid Gloves, ia beautiful shades At so cents, just
opened at The NEW YORK AUCTION HOUSE, 523
Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-23
LADIES' UNDREssED KIDS.

Splendid lot Of Ladies' Three Buttoned Undressed
Kid Gloves, in beautiful shades, at so cents, just
openedat the NEW YORK AUCTIoN-HoUsE, 523
Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-23

NJ. ELLYsoN CO.. advertising agents. insert "a
vertisements ia all Of the newspapers Of the uniss
Sises as publishers rates. Orders left At tho Do,
patch counting-room will receiva prompt stssn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-23
IRON. wOR ES.
THE TREDEGAR COMPANY,

'VHE TREDEGAR COMPANY,
RICHMOND. VA,
BIIILD FPEIGHTsCARS OF ALL DESCRlP-
JIbNS
MAKE WHEELS AND AxLkS,
AND ALL KINDA OF
RAILWAY WORK. FlSH-PLATEs, BOLTS,
CHAIRS. SPIKES AND BAR-fRoN
Ok'ALL SiZES
ALSO.
HORSE AND MULE-SHOEs, WATER AND
GAs-PIPFy
and all kinds Of IRON aud BRASS Castings.
JOSEPH X. ANDERSON,
an 22.3m President.