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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-19
me- GRAND OPENING
OF
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS


ID. h +. MITTELDORFER,
527 BROAD STREET,
will open on MONDAY COMPLETE NEW
STOCK, bought of importers and at the recent lang
auction sales.
DRESS GOODS, In ali The latest styles and novel;
ties, from &C. per yard to the finest imported;
BLACK CASIIMER ES-the 1reatest bargains ever
fereti--at / IS, 22, 2S, 35, and 40c.;
ALL.WOOL BLACK CASHMERkSa at 40, As, 80,
65, 60, 65, 10, rs, 80, and s5c.;
BLACK SILKS at 55. 65, rs, 85c., 81, and sl.25
COL ORED SILK and SATINS for trimmings
very cheap;
BLANKETS, FLANNELs, CANTON FLANNELs,
COTTONs, CALICoES, BED-TICKs, SHEET
INGs, and ALL DoMESTICs, retailed at whole
sale prices.
CARPETS, CARPETS.
RUGS, RUGS.
CARPETS and RUGS from auction-the largest,
cheapest. and best stock ever shown in this city
CARPETS at II, 10, %, rs. 2s, 80, 35, 40. as,
so. go, 81, rs, 95c., and 81, for the best three
ply;
OIL CLOTHS for tables aud floors, in A, GA and
ga, at very low prices.
HOSIERY for ladies, children, and gentlemen, IN
all styles and qualiiies;
$50 dozen LADIES FULL, REGULAR HOSE, In
all styles, from an importer, 10 he sold at great
sacrifice,
IJNuERWEAR for all, at all prices from 2oc. up
LADIES' VESTS at soc regular price, 81;
SCARLET UNDERSH HIRTS (medcated) at $3.50
worth ~ so;
NEW STYLES MADRAS GINGHAMs.
CORSETS, CORSETS.
The celebrated GLOBE C0RSErS at so, Csc, and
81 worth double the money;
HAMBURG EDGINGS. TORCH0N LACEs,
TOWELS, NAPKINS, LINEN DAMASK,
WHITE GOODS Of all kinds;
NOTIONS, FANCY GOODS, BUTTONS, In all the
new styles and shapes;
CASSIMEREs. KENTUCKY JEANS, kERSEfs'
TWEEDS, BEAVER CLOTH, lower than ever.
Give us call before you buy.
ID. 4 f. MITTELDORFER,
J2.su,w&ss3m 527 Broad street,
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THE STATE AGRICULTURAL FAIR-TBE
PROSPECTS. s.-Tbis annual event is now
rapidly approaching. The 2Gth Of October
is the day or opening. The bountiful crops
OF the year have put JOY in the hearts OF the
farmers, and, thus inspiritCd, there is no
doubt there will be large attendance. Let
the people OF the city welcome them, and
see that ample accommodations are
provided at reasonable rates. Let all the
means Of transportation to the grounds
be made convenient and ample. The
grounds and buidings are in fine order.
Additional attention will be given 10 the
water-supply. There are nine wells 10 the
grounds. all fully revived by the late rains !;
and ia addition large waterman will be
attached TO the large spring just outside OF
the enclosure, which will force water to the
stOck-tank and the fountain; also, wind
mill ito illustrate the adaptation OF this
power to farm use) will be erected over the
large well at The machinery hall to force the
water into The elevated tanks for the use OF
engines and watering the roads.
The books OF entry are now open at the
secrelary's office, and will be promptly
closed on the 20th OF October. Exhibitors
should not delay their entries, as they run
the risk Of exclusion.
Nightly meetings OF the society VIII De
held at the Socety's rooms for converse
tonal discussion Of practical questions con-
nected with agriculture and cognate sub
iects.
The people Of Richmond are deeply in
terested in this annual gathering OF farmers.
and they should nCt forget their obligations
in respect to it.
A bicycle race bv experts from different
clubs Of this city, Washington, Baltimore,
&C., is in contemplation.
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MANCHEsTER AND VICINITY.

Funeral of Mrs. Waiker.-Tbe funeral
OF Mrs. Llyinia Walker, who died in this
city Wednesday at the advanced age OF
seyenty.six, took place yesterday mcsning.
Deceased was the mother OF Mrs. DR.. l.. X.
Chiles, and resided here number Of years.
She was q most estimable lady, and was held
in high esteem by all who had the pleasure
OF her acquaintance. The remains wers In
TERED in Hollywood.
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AMBuLAxcE woRK.-The city ambulance
was called out twice yesterday. The irst
call was at 3 O'Clock in the afternoon. from
upper Clay street, where colored man was
seized with spasms; and the other call was
from Tenth and Canal streets, where awhme
man was taken suddenly III about 3 O'Clock
in the afternoon.
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THE LAST, THE CHEAPEST, AND THE BEST.
This Is the attractive caption OF an excursion
and basket picnic advertised by the Laurel
Street Methodist church 10 be given at
Mount Pleasant tomorrow. The train
leaves at 8 O'Clock \. NJ, and will return
with the regular mail in the evening. The
committee will furnish refreshments at city
prices. Parties wishing to make pleasant
trip in The beginning Of the beautiful au.
tumnal season should avail themselves OF
this possibly last opportunity.
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INTERNAL REyENuE COLLECTIONS - The
internal revenue collections for the week
ending Yesterday were as follows: Mon
day, S9,e5O.2l; Tuesday, s5.752.ss; Wed
nesday, e5,064 "a; Thursday, s9,7l3.S9;
FRIDAY, ss,i9l IA; Saturday, saooo-total
s47 ar. .46. The collections for tue weei
previous amounted to s40,657.5s.
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THE LAST CHANCE.-The second grand
picnic OF the Excelsior Social Club will be
given tomorrow at James-River Brewery.
Dancing from O'clock p. NJ. until after
midnight. The Committee OF Arrange
ments promise that strict order shall be
preserved end guarantee a pleasant time to
all who attend. The picnic will be under
the supervision OF the following committee ::
Joseph j. Sinnott, james l.. Botto, John II.
Grundy, William Romer, and Robert F.
Welsh.
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The RED MEN on THE WAR-PATH.-Chlck-
ahominy Tribe, I. o. K. ~, announce an
excursion to West Point tomorrow. AS
the excursion season is nearing its close,
this is an opportunity for spending pleas
ant day that may not oser again. There
will be music, dancing, and, in addl,ior' 10
this, the oyster-season is at its height, an q
the bol el tables will be found filed with all
seasonsble delicacies.
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CHARGED WITH BURGLARY.-Edwafd
Brown was arrested by Sergeant Wren yes
terday charged with feloniously breaking
and entering in the nighttime the store OF
Washington Williams tcoloredl on Seven
teenth and Grace streets, and stealing sun
dry articles valued at S25. The prisoner
was before the Police Court Yesterday, and
the case was continued until Monday IN con-
sequence OF the absence OF the witnesses
for the Commonwealth. Brown was re-
fused bail and committed to jail.
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ELECTION OF OPFICERs.-At the annual
meeting OF the congregation Kenesseth Is
rael held Thursday evening last the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
wear: Harris Jacobs, president; Philip
Hirshberg, vice-presdept; Ellis Abram,
treasurer; Marx Marcus, secretary, and
Isaac Michael, sexton; Messrs. A. Hirsh-
berg, A. j. Miller, and X. Fisher, trustees.
On account Of the advanced age OF Mr.
Isaac Solomon, the retiring sexton, the con-
gregatiOn, 10 evince their high appreciation
OF the valuable services rendered by him
during his long period OF office, have, as
slight Testimonial, elected him an honorary
life-member and granted him yearly an-
nuity.
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CAROLINE JONES. OF Columbia. Pa, says
" Sc nd me one dollars worth OF TUFTS PILLS.
find Them to be the best medscine for sick Headache
and Indigestion ever tried. My acqnaintanees
have fallen in love with them, and desire 10 have
them. You have conferred a great blessing upor
thousands Of suft ring femahs.r
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
pleasant. II was, however. warmer than
for the several days preceding.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ. go;
9 A. NJ, 10; noon, 70; p. NJ. SO; z.
NJ, 81; midnigbt.I0.
Mean temperature. IA 46.
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Special Grand Jury The following
special grand Jurors have been drawn fol-
the next term OF The Hastings Court a.
B. Heath, Edward Bourne. Il. b. w. Beat
tie, ID. A. Weisiger, X. Il. Foster. A. G..
Brands, William p. Kidd, Robert Boyle,
james f. Owens. The grand jury will
meet,next Tuesday morning at IL O'Clock,
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with SoZoDoNr wh,n they beeOme sp)ngy or de-
tached from the necSs OF the teeth. Let them bleed
freely, and so recover their oSe ard health. This
SoZoDoNT is the best remedial agent for disease
gums aud teeth. Try aud learn.
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In DRESS GOODS they have handsome and
weIl.selecied stock, embracing msby handsome nov
elite. in all The latest shades and designs IRON zoe
v ? oaer The following special bargains in DRESS
HHIJ.WooL MUMMY CLOTHS. in black and all
the new shades, at Soc worth 4Oc.;
MCMMY CREPES at z5c. In every shade:
"a BROCADE CLOTHS st soc. worth SOC;
YSGIiSH.TWILLED CASHMERE, in every
shade al l2',c-sold everywhere for leHc.;
ATI-WOOL CASHMERE at 4Oc.;
A4O-inch Wide ALL-WUOL BLACK CASHMERE
ssISeh inch Wide HLi-wOoL BLACK CASH
MERE at 6Oc. would he cheap at 75c.; an ex-
ina handsome quality al 75c. worth fully 81;
In BLACK ana COLORkD SILKS We offer some
SS NICE good BLACK and COLORED SILKS. all
shades. at 50c.; 10 pieces COLORED DRESS
SILKS al S5e. worth - 20; superb GUlNtI
BLACK SILK at Sl-the best we have ever
NFRE SILK atsl 80 worth ~: handsome line OF
PLAIN and BRUCADFD BLACK and COLORED
SATINS; PLAIN aud BROCADED BLACK VEL-
WITS andVFl.VETE Ms; an extra heavy BLACK
sILk VELVET al 81 20 worth Sl,13 % pieces
PLAIN CHENILLE and BEADED fRlNGEs aud
,GJNPS at special low nrices: try the celebrated
MARGUERlrE KID GLOVE, the best doliar-gloye
they ever sold--a nice eOve.bWtoner given with
eyery pair. In HOSIERY they have opentd an
extra, large, aud well-sssorted sIock, and show
many new STYLES. They otter the following bar
gains: Fifiy dozen Ladies' SOLlD-CULORED
HOSE. regular make, put at DC. worm sue. La
dies full regular made, extra leDgth BALBHIGGaH
HOSE at zoe. Try our D0UBLE-BuSk EN-,
BROIDERED-FRONT CORSET At 5Oc.: sold
everywhere for 75c.: a small lot genuine trepch
CORSETS in large numbers AT 4Oc worm 81 Az
dozen extra long aud heavy French COkSEIe,l I'D
6rsted Partisan (Frenchl COUTEL CORSET a. sl.
JULIUS MEYER 4 SON,
So l9-eod 603 Broad street.
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NJ. ELLYsoy q CO.. advertising agexp, insert az.
vertisezenu In az OF the newspapers OF the tldsss
stses at publishsrs rates. Orders an ct tbA Do.
patch countinr<eom win receivA preuss n.tss
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cu.xoE or HouR.-The steamer City oi
p,chmond will on aud after "Wednesday,
Seoiember 22d, leave Rockets at % a. NJ
Instead Of Q A. NJ, Us heretofore,
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WEATHER REPORT.

IyDIcATIoNs FOR TO-DAY.-Fort the Middle
States, southeast TO southwest winds, slight
changes in temperature, partly cloudy wea-
ther, and slight rise followed by falling ba-
romefpr
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MOSQUITO NET. MOSQUITO NET!-lFaS, Bin'
Green, Yellow, and White Mosquito Nf3ak LENr
lBEOTHERss
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Having sold our entire business-stock, fixtures,
and good wl-to Mr. HENRY ;. HurzLkn, we
would cordially recommend him 70 our friends aud
the public, assuring them Of the hest attention.
THANKING the pablo for past fayors, we are, re-
spectfnIly, MRS. Y. HUrZLER.
au3I HUTZLER BROTHERS.
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GRAND OPENING.-The regular season at
the Theatre will commence on Thursday
evening, September 23d. with Ford's COM
pany in the musical play, greatly improved
and full OF new operate music, "Fun on
the Pacifc,' in which Misses Marie Bockel
and Belle Mckenzie, The popular fay0ltes,
will take leading parts. OF this play, as
recently performed in Ford's Grand Opera
House. Baltimore, the american incident
ally says:
q It's dialogue is terse and witty; the
situations, though sometimes forced, are
always funny; the characters are well in-
troduced and admirably sustained; and the
musical feature is delightful, comprising, as
1t does, gems from popular new opera
boufIes, among which may be mentioned
The Royal MILDLY, Boccacio, Favart, Ca
margO. The Pirates, La Creole, Cups and
Saucers, and Fataniiza. not to mention
several of Harrigan IL Harts brightest
songs. 1t seems to combine all the distinct
i've features Of comedy, farce, cpera-bouffe.
minstresy, and spectacular drama, and to
attempt 10 analyze it would be TO : break a
butterfly"
The season embraces three evenings and
a matinee.
The sale OF seats will commence on We'd
nesday at Ramos q Moses's, Ola Main street.
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SAVE MONEY by having Your Brintias ccteats
DISPATCH PRINTiSe-HoUsK. Good V.n, seS
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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ELECTION OF TEACHERS BY THE HENRICO
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD.-Tne County School
Board Of Henrico county-Daniel +. Gard
ner. Esq, county observation-disclosures at
the courthouse yesterday. The following
appointments were made:
Varina Di>trict-Town Hall School, John
X. Fussel teacher; CurPs Neck School, w.
f. Wallace teacher; Glendale School, Miss
Mary KOsslow assistant teacher UiCe w. f,
Wallace. promoted as above.
Fairfield Dlstrict-Seven-Pines School
(whte), James +. atborough teacher
Seven-Pines School (colored), w. NJ. Pari
teacher; Bowling Green School, Miss Alice
Owens teacher; Unlon-Hill School. George
p. Perry principal; Miss Laura Christian
assistant.
Tuckahoe District-Chares E. Baugle'
baugh principal.
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YURMAv TCPP1R. s p. w., trustee's sale Of TIVE
Hull and SIKH strvcts
mo. r. LAUGHTNy, m, 10 A.. NJ, piauos, pSr.
lor.orsau, sewing Ino<nine. silver plated show.
cases carpets. fui niiuss, &c. NaSy
RICHARDSON 4 CO.. ~ y. ~. bni,Giur Iots on
TweBfy.ninih street between Clay aud Leigh.
icHEWNIS0 4 foSE. o r. NJ brick House M.
607 second street, near Left.
Z. HOLZfNGER, High Cous,ak-. 10 A. NJ. furni-
ture. watch makers tools, wxssa- and clock ma
ebinery, cIocbs. pictufes, &C. -
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wOOD AND COAL.

GUNNER PRICES FOR ALL SIZES OF
y ANTHRACITE, CUMBERLAND, sPLlNT.
CLOVER HILL. NuTTALbUkG; ana SorI ~ u
cord. delivered Call aDd be convinced you can
DO better than elsewhere. Orders by tslephone or
otherwise promptly filled from either ohhce-7OS
Broad. opposite Theatre, or 1905 Cary street.
- se ia C.. I'll. PAGE.
PURCHASERS WANTED FOR BEST
I sPJINT COAL, BEST ANTHRACIrEC COAL,
BEST FOREST PINE aud OAK WOOD. BESI
CUMBERLAND COAL, BEST WEST viRSdSaA
dsis Seventeenth street. at drnw-bridge.
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HEADQUARTERS aoR LINEN GOODS sat LEVY
BRCGHERs II you want 6rst-elass goods 81 tho
lowest prices, give them "A call.
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SEE THE NOVELTIES In DRESS GOODS AT LFgU
BRorHERs'.-HandSome styles OF new Dsess
Goods from l2kc. TO 1875 per yard.
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W. ID. BLAIr, & Co., 11Os Main street, have re-
ceiyed another supply ofarstfate Green Tea, which
they are selling at soc. q pow9d.
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LADIES, DELIlATE AND FEEBLE.
II YOU wish TO be healthy aud beautiful, take Ce,'
ieu's LlEBlG's LIQUID BERP.
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TARRANr,S SELTZER APERIENT.
,CURELY AS THE SUMNER BIRDS

,CURELY AS THE SUMNER BIRDS
comes the usual, nay The universal, demand for
TARRANT'S sELTZER APERIENT,
the age. From the hot and dusty city. fiom crowded
watering places, from lake and river. prairie aud
forest clearing increased acquisitions for THIS
peerless remedy for dyspe peia. headache, niuency,
oiiousness, constipation. low fever, and all the
rousd OF bodily di.osdsrs most prevalent at this
seasoN.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
[se seI9Se,WSF2wJ
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GREEN GINGER. for prese wing;
FRESH SPICES of all kinds, at
CHKt:TIAN & WHITES.
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NoTE-PAPEE AND ENVELOPES, Cards sad En-
selopes all Minds OF Wuising- Paper and EsTsloPes
al very low prices at LEVY BROTHERS.
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uUsuNHSS. CHANCES.

"A YTrCIPATlNCs;M OY NG DOWN
IA TOWN, where W n intend dctng SiANueAC-
TURi&G AND JoBStNG BU-f&Ess tMLy-
SIVFhY. we desire 10, sell our hfTAlL STOCK,
Ha&TuREs, GUOp. MILL. SO. of our present
stsn nJ. IL Is Of re beet s'ancs - me cfy nna
ssod snd established Irsde. s0ca an oppes'ansiS -
d ''''''~ sfiiToS. sraAPLgs 4 co.
K ss l9-3t Eighitts,pd Msis streets
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asssOLUTIoss a PARTNERSHIPS

RICH spsD, VA, September is, 1850.
| EDISSOLUTION.--I Having purchased ihe
\ ~ iaierest Of s1r. ". B. aaRKs Ia the hIm OF
sNOOT 4 MA}Ks, the business VIII herssher DO
conducted by se at ihs Old stand, W syn norm
sixth street. n. u. sMoVh'
se l0.lt
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CHANGE OF DATE.-The publcation.day
of the Southern InteHigencer, OF this city,
as announced by its editor. has been changed
from Monday TO Thursday. This change,
It is stated, is made to accommodate the day
of issue OF the paper to the country mails
in places remote from the lines OF railway.
II will hereafter appear on that day.
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REMoyAL.

THE CITY BANK OF RICHMOND
Il HAS REMOVED 10 ~ new Banking Poufe
No. 1898 MAIN sTREET. four doors west IL Your,
seuth street. With improved facilities ~ services
are offered 70 the public, telllr
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FOR FINE TEAS AND CoPFEEs go to
CHRISTIAN 4 WHITES.
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RIcmMoNp, VA, August 81, 1885,

NE TO THE PUBLIC.-Haylng pur-
chased the business lately conduct by Mrs. +.
HuTzLER and Messrs. HUIzLER BROTHERS
iMILLINRRY, DKEss-TRiMMiNGs, NOTIONS
.sej shall continue the same at the Old stand an
der the hrm-name Of HUfZLER BROTHERS,
where shall endeayor 10 please my many friends
and the public generally as well, and even better,
than In the past call Is solicited. Respectfully,
HENRY s. HUTZLER,
525 Broad street.
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A CARD,

There are just eight itens that we want to
call the after of the pnbAc to:
l. We carry double the stock that any other
retail house IN Virginia does.
2. We do the largest retail business IN our
line In the State.
3. We credit no one.
4. We manufacture our own good. OF have
them made for us.
5. We pay no jobbiog proGt on these, and
our customers save that profit.
8. The patterns we cut over are not for salG
at any prize.
Z. We will not raise our prices over any W.
named last season.
6. We declare now. as we did ninety day,
ago, that The boom in prices Is "A stock .jobbiDa
operation to bleed the pubiis. We have pait
The advance ON two leading styles Of goods. We
however, sell them at last years prices, as W,
deem the advance fraudulent.
We CORDIALLY ask an inspection of our stock.
A. sAxs 4 Co,
Strictly One-Price ClolhieFs and Tailors,
1913 Main street,
opposite the pOst-ofice.
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ZINE GREEN nEA al SOC. pound.
w. ID. BLAIR Co, llO9 Main iseeL
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SUCH LOW PRICES for those lovely PICTURES a
the LEE GALLERY.
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NEW MUsIC.-We have received from
Messrs. Ramos & Moses some very pretty
vocal compositions.
'fDreams," soprano solo by Gunod, has
the characteristic beauty OF The works OF
this composer, and may he safely recon-
mended to those who wish good piece OF
vocal music.
"Dreamy Eyes That Haunt Ne Still,''
song and chorus by John T. Rutledge, is a
composition OF great popularity. The mel
ody is simple and sweet, and has proved SO
pleasing as to call for a second and large
edition.
"Ferryman Dan," by Levey, is fine
baritone or alto song, and has the ring al
dash necessary for a successful compost
tion. A good voice can make bit with
this piece.
"Don't Forget Me, HANNAH" is min
streI song and chorus composed by an old
Richmond boy, John Shields, who now
travels under the professional name oI
Harry Woodson. His talents in the happy
delneaton Of tic negro character are win
ming for him quite reputation IN the Nortf
and West
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A. sAxs 4 CS

LEE GALLERY, Main street, CHILDREN's Pc
TURRs beautifully taken. All are pleased.
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~LEVY BROTHERS have splendid
s,ock of TOWELS. TABL E-CLOTHS, NAPKINS,
TRAY.CLOTHS, TABLE-DAMASK. aud all yarie-
ties and qualities of housekeeping goods sc lS
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ExcURslONs. PfC.NIes. Ae.
VOUR LAST CHANCE.

SECONDHAND PICNIC Of The EXCELSIOR
SOCIAL CLIMB. 20 be given nj ysmes-kiyer Brew
cry MONDAY. sep ember 20, 1880.
The Comrattce of ArnbFe ments have spared
neither pains efforts to make 20 eojoyable
casion all who may favor with their company.
strict order Will be preserved, and no improper
characters adTsttted.
ladies free.
Dancing from2 p. ". to A. VI.
Committee of ARA gsments: joseph j. Suuoit,
James J.. Botto, John T. Grady. william Romer,
Robert +. Welsh. Sc l7.f&Sut
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POLICE COURT. The following cases were
disposed OF at the Police Court yesterday
morning by Police-Justice ID. G. Richard
son:
James II. Kerse twhite) and Frank Mey-
ers (coIored), charged with lighting in the
public streets, were fined So each.
Nike Dolan, charged with being drunk
and lying III Exchange alley, was fined
$3.50.
T. C.. Howard, charged with allowing his
hog TO run at large in violation OF the city
ordinance, was discharged.
Isaac WaIdrop, charged with running his
wagon on the street without a license.
Continued until Tuesday.
W. S. Schwabacber. charged with OBJ
siructing Fourth street between Byrd and
Canal with two ladders, was fined 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-19

F LEVY BROTHERS keep complete
stock Of WHITE GOODS, aud can furnish every
thing In that line. Sc 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-19

nY LEVY BROTHERS have large and
comnlete stock of LADIES' UNDERWEAR, which
is made in the best manner and offered al very at
traciiye prices. sc 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-19

HENaICo COURT. The HenricO County
Court met again yesterday. The appeal
cases Of Susan Taylor, charged with unlaw-
ful assault, and Martin Shields, charged
with unlawful irespass, were heard. The
former was acquitted, and the latter tined
81 and required to pay the costs OF the
prosecution. The court will meet again
tomorrow to sign the orders OF the term,
and adjourn for the term.