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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-07
Clerks Mistake.

From the LONDON OlODe'l
The well.knOwn legal doctrine that no
notice can be taken OF stops i'm interpreting g
a document received rather striking
illustration yesterday at the MiddleseX
Registration Court. a vote had been
claimed in respect OF certain build
ingS by firm which occupied a
part of them. and questions had been adj
dressed to the claimants, which they were
required to answer in writing. The par
ticular question upon which the difficulty
arose was whether the building was wholly
or in part occupied by the firm, and the an
swer which it was intended to give was,
"No. Part Of the premises is occupied by
u.s." Unfortunately for the claimants,
who were OF the Liberal persuasion,
their clerk or literary representative had
not the pen OF very ready writer,
aud the answer, as sent 10 the officials,
read, "NO part OF the premises is occupied
| by u.s." The full stop, which would have
been so essential factor in determining the
sense Of the sentence, had been altogether
omitted, and its absence was not even
atOned for by capital letter at the begin
ming of the word "part," which might have
| excused the revising barrister in supplying
it GratuiOusly, so as to "make sense" OF
the passage, much in the same style as
a commentator engaged in publishing or
interpreting text OF KSchyIus or PIndar.
He accordingly read the words in their lite
raj meaning, and held that the claimants, in
making such an answer, had abandoned
their claim to a vote for the premises. 1t is
difficult to see bow he could we'll have come
10 different conclusion. The result. never
tkeless, throws some doubt upon the maxim
already quoted tnat punctuation is in a legal
p0int OF view q frivolous detail.
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WANTED, A MAE TEACHER To
w ACT AS PRINCIPAL of 4 SCHOOL OF
THREE GRADES, located in ScoItsyIle, Albc-
maIle county. The school i In prog1c-s. with ITO
pupils on the roll, aud well grJdrd. Address Ar
ONCE, win references. Nr. JOHN II. WOkSHAM,
clerk of ihe District school u ard, AZ Scottsville,
Albcmlile county, Va. ID. l.. POWERS,
Superintendent schools OF AIbemarle county.
no 3-5t
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Brief Items. S.-The November term OF the
Chesterfield County Court begins to.mor-
row. The court viii meet az II O'Clock.
The weather yesterday was very incIe-
ment, and the rain has caused the back
streets TO be quite muddy.
The congregation OF The Baptist church
are highly pleased with their new~pastOr,
Mr.. Derieux, who begins his ministry here
to-day.
Only three cases were disposed Of at the
Mayors Court last week. All were misde'
meanor cases.
The vacancies in the School Board occa'
stoned by the resignation Of several mem
bers will be filed at the next meeting OF tue
City Council.
The Hastings Court will meet next Mon
day week.
Mr.. j. Lee Duval, of Halfway, shot,
wounded, and captured Friday large
American eagle, with white head and tail
and black body, measuring six feet from
zip TO tip OF the wing. He was eating the
carcass OF sheep when shot.
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MILITARY FAIR SATURDAY NIGHT.-Not-
withstandDg the iuclement weather, the
Military FAIR now being held by the Guard
OF the Commonwealth was well attended
Saturday night. A most enjoyable feature
OF the evening was the singing OF some
beautiful selections by Mr.. Grant, with pia-
no accompaniment by Mr.. Ramos. 1t had
been previously decided not TO vote for the
most popular young lady, as has been the
custom during the fair, therefore no brace
let was awarded.
Such has been the success OF their enter
prise that the company commlttee have de-
fermincd to continue the fair until next
Friday night. when the ballot for the seve-
raj prizes offered Will be closed and the
articles voted for presented 10 the fortunate
candidates.
Below is the vote for the several prizes
ND 10 10 O'Clock Saturday night:
sword: Colonel Anderson, 80; Captains
Parater, 6; Bosher, 60; Elicit, 2S3; Jones,
4j; John s. Wise, 222; Stern, 8; Bos'
SieuX, 20.
Gold Headed Cane: DR.. Hawthorne, lO3
Bishop KeaD, ljG; Dr.. Hoge, ~; Or. Pc
terkin, So; Or. Staples, Il; DR.. Arm
strOsg, IS.
Flag Blues, 70; Grays, GS; Company
L, 90; Company Il, 1913; Company +, 20.
PoIiceman's Badge: skinner, rs; Epps,
40; Tomlnson, 81.
Teachers Library: Mrs. Camm, 2i3
Miss Pecor, 9; Miss Bagby, 2; Sir. Powell,
III; Mr.. Norwood, 2; Roberts, 9.
TO morrow night several Of our prOmi-
nent musicians, both professional and ANA
teur, will give an entertainment.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

IMPORTANT SUIT.-In the city Circuit Cour
yesterdav-Judge Wexford presiding-the
case Of Asa Snyder Us. james c. Smith wa
called. PsIt Of the testimony was heard and
the ease continued until tomorrow. Thi:
Is an action to recover damages upon con,
tract between the plaintiff and defendant
for the delivery Of old railroad iron. The
plaintiff contends that the defendant broke
bis contract in this, that iron was CHEAP
when the contract was made, and when the
iron was demanded Of the defendant he re-
fused to deliver the same; In the mean time
iron had advanced. The suit Is brought 10
recover damages for The difference. Jackson
Guy and NJ. NJ. Gillian are counsel for
plaintiff, and Judge Meredith and Meredith
& Cooke are counsel for defendent.
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HENRlCO NEwS.-Between October 18th
and election day $40 persons paid their de-
linquent pOIl-taXcs to the clerk OF the
County Court. OF these about 100 were
hites.
The Overseers OF the Poor OF IIenricO
county met at the courthouse yesterday
morning and issued provison-ticket to
destitute people.
The criminal docket will be called in the
County Court tomorrow.
Owing to the rain the county roads are
very muddy at present.
John Thomas, the negro who escaped
from the county Jail several months ago
while confined. there awaiting to be tried
for cOw-Stealng. has not been captured.
Very few cases have been disposed Of by
magistrates in this county during the past
month.
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TRAMPs BEFORE THE PeLICE COURT.-In
the Police Court yesterday morning Will
liam Hsgarty, Frank King, William Cooper,
William DERRICK. William Pickett, John
Randolph, Richard Hubbard, and Enos
Evans were up charged with being va
grants without any visible means Of sup
port. All Of them are professional tramps.
and came here from the North. and were
en- route to a more southern climate wien
arrested. They were discharged on condi-
tion that they wonld leave the city. They
subsequently les to make their winter
quarters in Florida.
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4 BEN EFF a CTRES i.

just open the door for her, and Mrs. winslow WI n
prove the American Florence Nightingale of the
Nursery. Of This we are 80 sure thar we viii teach
our " susy" TO say " A blessing on Mrs. winslow ~
for helping her TO survive and escape the gripisg,
colckInx, and teething siege. MRS. wINsLOw'S
SOOTHING SYRUP relieves the child from pain,
and cures dysentery and diarrh9a. II scftens the
gums, reduces Inflammation. cures wiId-soc. aud
carries the infant safely through the eeihing period
II performs precisely what It professes TO perform
every part Of it-nothiBg less. We have never seen
Mrs Winslow-know her oniy through the prepara-
ton OF her +" Soothing Syrup for Children Teeh-
Ing" IL we had tho power we would make her, as
she H. physical savior to the infant sold by
al druggists. rs cents bottle. se22-eodlw
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a HoRss-THIEF TO BE TaIED.-Jesse Sc
Smith (cOlOreD will be tried in the Henrico
County Court next week for horse-stealiGg.
The grand jury found three separate indlct-
mentS again.t Smith, who is a noted thief.
He was whipped for chcken-thieving seve-
ral days before his arrest for hOrse.stealing,
and has been confined In the county jail
about two months. He is an alleged accom-
plice OF Chapman, a notorious hOrse-thief,
who was convicted in the County Court OF
Henrico several months ago, and is now in
the penitentiarY.
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WORK PROGREssING.-W is rapidly
progressing upon the church now being
erected for the Lutheran congregation
which formerly worsbpped on Fifth street.
The walls Of the new edifce have already
been nearly finished and ready for the roof.
The building will be succeed. The Sun
day-SchOol room is on level with the street,
and the church proper will be above. The
new cdificc, which Is situated on the corner
OF Marshall and Eighth streets, on the old
Fredericksburg-dep0t lot, will be an Orna-
menf 10 the sfrcet.
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ACCIDENT IdppaAQRnoek Index.l-
We regret to learn that Captain X. NJ. An.
derson, OF this county, was painfully and
seriously burned last Tuesday morniag in
The effort 10 extinguisb fire at his reri-
dence, "Lewis Level" The fire broke oat
~ store room, and was discovered about
O'Clock in the morning-iu time TO pre.
yeht ii from doing much injury TO the
building. Captain AndersOn's principal
injuries are internal, having inhaled the
flames.
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OUR STOCKS
ARE NOW RKPLETE WITH
ALL THE NOVELTIES

from tue looms of France, Great Britaio, Germany,
.,d A,,cr
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POLICE COURT.-The following cases were
disposed OF at the Police Court yesterday
morning by Police.Justice ID. C.. Richal d.
son:
Catherine Kelly. charged with trespassng
upon the premises Of Lucinda Page, was
discharged.
John n. GOddin agent for Samuel Page,
John Dabney (cOlOred), and w. l.. Fleming,
charged with allowing a nuisance to remain
on their premises to the annoyance OF the
neigbbOrhOOd, were ordered 10 abate the
said nuisance within five days.
Robert Roach, charged with being drunk,
was fined 81.
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ENTERTAINMENT BY THE DRUIDs.- On
Monday night there will be public install
lation OF officers by the United Groves, U.
A. o. d. Of Richmond, at Sanger Halle, on
Seventh street between Broad and Mars hall
streets. The occasion promises to be one
OF much interest. A fine string-band has
been engaged for the occasion, and dancing
will commence Immediately after the install.
lation. Supper will be served at II O'Clock.
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BRIEF ITEMs.-Some fine specimens OF the
Norfolk white turnip, raised by Mr.. a. h..
Savage, OF Henrico county, were exhibited
at this office yesterday.
The clerk OF the Hastings Court issued II
marragelicense last week. white and $
c0lored.
The Third pOIice-station, which has not
been in very ine-looking condition for a
long time. is being fitted up on the inside.
Work in this direction was commenced yes
terday.
Goodwin's Froliques concluded their en-
gagement at the Theatre last night, ana
played 10 a small audience.
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Abundant Amusemenss.

HUMPTY DUMPTY AND THE REDPORD cOMPLT-
hENrARY TESTIMONIAL THIS wEsK-RIvE.
KING CONCERT AND RICE's BIJOU OPERA
COMPANY THE WEEK FOLLOWING.
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FROM THE CUSTOM. A.HoCsE.-During the
week ending yesterday only one foreign
vessel cleared from the cust0m-house. That
one had a cargo Of -four, valued at Sl3,-
All. 80, for Bahia. South America. And one
foreign vessel entered with cirgo OF salt
and sat.sacks, valued at S4,449.3l, from
LiyerpOol, England.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-07

CHANCE OF TINE on THE RICHMOND,
FREDERICEsBURG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
The morning train on this road will on and
after Monday, November Sth. leave here fol-
the North at S:45 A. NJ. instead Of S:l2 A.
NJ, as at present. No other changes.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was warm and
rainy.
Thermometer YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ. 60;
A. NJ, 65; noon, GS; z. NJ, 60; p.
N.. 70; midnight. 70.
Mean temperature, 67.
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NO. Il2.
PANTAL0ONs.


| In this llne there Is a marked change, the
general tendency being 10 have them little
smaller In the leg and at the bottoms.
The assortment Is large. and contains all
the most novel and popular styles Of fine
stripe and check cassimeres aud cheviots
which the ma ket affords. We have given
a large share OF our attention to the manu-
fac,ure Of these garments, with view OF
supplying those who do not care to pay FOR
sustom-woIk, yet are particular and want 4
perfect fitting, well made pant. We have
succeeded 10 reaching point Of perfection
which We claim is equal to the finest of what
is often called custom work; and we invite
an inspection, knowing full well that the
assortment cannot be found elsewhere, aud
feeling sure that We can please all In regard
to Of.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-07

INTERNAL-R REVENUE COLLECTIONS The
internal-rcvenue collections for tie week
ending Yesterday were as follows: Mon
day, SS, ,936.42 Tuesday, S3,12T24; We'd
neSday, &C, ,261 Sc: Thursday, S6.S45.2l;
Friday. S4,57O.93; Saturday, S7,l23.92.
Total, S35, ,SG5.5S.
The collections for the week previous
amounted to 5,023.2l.
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EiIIod for "a JeG-Davis Hurrah.

MADISON, IND, November 5.-George
Glass was shot dead last night by George
Watson or Frederick Frenck. Ii is stated
tbat Glass hurrahed for JEFF. Davis, and in
the ensuing alteration that he shot Watson
in the leg; and II is Supposed that Watson
returned the fire, killing Glass.
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A FRAGRANT BREATH IS always pleasure, aud
you can have 1t by using MEADE K BAKERS de-
Iicous CARBOLTC MoUTH.WAsH 1t destroy; tie
offensive odor caused by diseased gums and de-
cay,d teeth, and speedily restores them to healthy
condition. Price, ify cents bottle.
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THE PROPER TINE TO UsE DIR. TUFTS LIVKR
PILLS Is when you have nauFe1, loss Of appetite
yellow cast Of The skin, rush Of tlooi 20 the head
cold eXtremites, ringing ln the ears, pain In The
back, side, and shoulders: high colored urine yer.
tigo, and biliousness. They afford prompt relief
As a family medicine they have 10 eGual.
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DUCK CREEK" WmsKEY at $3.50 gallon.
Amber" whiSkey at 50 gallon.
Alpha" whiskey at $3.50 gallon.
MontrOsc" whiskty al So gallon.
" q Select" whskcy n 80 a gallon.
Green ana Black Teas at 80, soc, aud IL pc
pound.
Fancy Groceries, in large variety, at low prices.
W. ID. BLAIR K co,
100 Main street.
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sn4ciaI notice Is called TO our sale OF SMALL
,p,oK DWELLINGS and LARGE LOTS, ON ave
ys,rs, time, In the West End, on Floyd street. Sale
MoypAY EVENING At AZ O'Clock.
X. CHAfFiS & co.
Auctioneers
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OUR MARKgTs.-O markets were tolera-
bly, well supplied Yesterday. Meats were
plentiful, aud the prices were reasonable.
Some fine vegetables and fruits were offered,
and met with ready safe. The prices at both
markets were about the same, and there
were many buyers out, Notwithstanding
the Inclement weather.
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COURT NBws.-The Hastings Court
Judge ChriStan-Wil meet again tO-mOr-
row morning. The grand jury will also
meet to consider any cases that may be
brought before it,
The November term OF the Henric0
County Court commences tomorrow morn
ing at IL O'Clock. Several felony cases are
to be tried This term and some civil cases
will also be heard.
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INDICATIONS FOR RTo-DAY.-For the Middle
States, cloudy and rainy weather, soutberiy
winds, stationary or lower barometer, fol-
lowed during Sunday by winds shifting to
col er westerly, with rising barometer.
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The Danyille papers have figures from all
the counties OF the Fifth district, and say
that CabeIps majority viii be between 900
and 700.
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BEAUTIFULLY White TEETH ENSURED by
the use Of MEADE & BAKERS sAPoNINE DENrl-
FRIcE which Will speedily remove incipient tartar
and selrf Price, lfLy cents box.
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NorrcE.-special attention is called 10 the sale OF
valuable WATERFRONT PROPERTY, In front OF
the post-ofiice, on MONDAY, Sth Instant al i2
O'Clock. h' d. w.,
Auctioneers.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.

TOO MUCH WATER.
We have 2 large lot OF NEW AND STANDARD
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS more or less damsged
by water, which we offer for sale at prices without
regard TO cost.
j. W. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
MOI BookSelers and Book okbindsrs.
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7 MEAN BUSINESS, AND NO HUM.

II
BUG.
am determined 10 close out my eutire stock OF
goods by January lst. lave large stock of
DRY GOODS.
BOOTS aud SHOES,
CLOTHING
HATS and CAPS, and full line of
NOTIONS,
which must he sold as | POSITIVELY will close
business here 10y 1st of January. | will mention a
few of my prices:
BOYS HATS at 25c worth SOC;
MISSES HATS at 35c. worth 75c.;
CHILDREN'S HOSE az 5e.;
MEMS HOSE al DC.
LADIES SPLENDID COLORED HOSE, three
pair for 25c.
TUCKlnd LONG COMBS at sc. apiece;
INFANTS SHOES AT &c. Il pair;
A gOOd assortment Of LADIES' and CHlLDREN'S
SHOES cheap;
ishingly low prices;
CLOTHING at your own prices;
A nice lIae OF LADIES'. MEMS. aud CIllLDREN'S
FLANNEL UNDERWEAR very cheap.
EXTRA INDICTMENT TO COUNTRY MER-
CHANTS. Can early al
BALTIMORE AUCTlON-HOUSE,
l6 east Broad street.
Oc 24-Su&WtNoi5 j. ROSE, Agent
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SPORTING GOODS.

~ w. TIGNOR, No. 1882 MAIN STREET,
H RICHMOND, VA,
mas now la stock of the most complete outfits OF
SPokIING GOODS 70 be found anywhere soalh Of
aailltnore. he would cail attention TO his large
stock OF IMPORTED SINGLE and DOUBLE
pshhtL q ~, both breecb- and ~ e. iOadi ",
~ ven ~ thofe Of The best American maDuf4cs ure
as2 hA lsige stock OF Rlhes. Pistols Fishing Tac-
ste. &c lie Is alec agent for the celebrated Dead
sL1. fD"or. RfgAlRikG done In the best style
~ - snort notice. &c 9-deodI ma HStSw4L
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ROSEBUD PATTERN DRESS GOODS. French i'm
pOrlalOn, in all the newest shades, Coral, Purple
Pink, Clare;. Plum, and Myrtle, at SYCLE BROTH
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.2ERsOYAL.-Mr. +. ID. Powell. special
correspondent Of the Philadelphia Inquirer.
was Ia the city Saturday.
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CRY CoMyITrEE.-Tbere will be meet
Ing OF the City Conservative Committee
Tuesday night.
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FERN PATTERN, BROCADE WoRsTED DREss
GOODS. The Latest designs In Brown, Back, Cinua
mon, and Plush Mixture, at SYCLE BROTHERS.
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LADIES
who wish 10 taye their
FOSTER LACED KID GLOVES
put on their hands bY a lady expert sent 10
Messrs. LEVY BRoIHERs,
the agents in this city, by
FOSTER, the celebrated Kid Gioyier
are requested 10 call this week.
The FOSTER KID GLOVES
are superior Ia macy respects 10 any other Md
Gloves made and the patent lace-fasiening MAXI
Il decidedly he most comfortable ani the most pef'
fsc:.attlrg Kid Glove. As the agents In TIL
city for this celebrated KID Glove, We can Away
supply our customers with any size and color ihe'
may dFire.
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CARPETS, RUGS, and OIL-CLoTnS from aucuon,
The best goods for The least money. All Wool Car
pets at 80 and 6Oc. worth 75c and 81. Al we ak
isacall -. K T.. MITTELDoRFER.
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8irllmona 1ispatrh.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 7: 1890.

So THE CIRCULATION OF THE BIsPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED cIRCu.
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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MOZART LECTURE TO MORROW NIGHT
The lecture OF Hon. William Parsons on
Monday night at Mozart Hall will be the
first Of 4 course OF lectures, which will
close in March next with two lectures from
John b. Cough. The hall ought to be
crowded, both because the lecture promises
to be an intellectual treat and because the
en;erprising gentlemen who have inaugu-
Iated the course deserve TO have their efforts
seconded by the public.
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FOR RENT.
EOR RENT, TOBACCO FACTO r-.
Il RGFs, WAREHOUSE AND STORAGE Es
ROOM ~ THE CENTRE OF BU-
StNtSS AND AUJACtNT
TO RAILROAD DtFOTs, &c.

That newiy-buit TOBACCO WAREHOUSE corr
neF Ten,h ana ary streets, containing four bfge
6OOrs, connected by pa'ent elevator; Srse ysrt
with sOrase.sheds attached 9Dt htied up "i'h al
necessary ufii IS &c specially bun aud 3r,JIzrd
Tor the hsnd1ng of heavy mercband se. VIII DC
rented a a whole o. divided.
Iarge FiYF-sTORY WAREHOUSE cornsr
Twelfth aud Cary. now Occuped by u. y. N1cy,
f>g. having a front on three busaess street., and
nitcd NJ with oftices, elevators. Sc.
one Of he TOBACCO FACTORIES 1880 east
Fraukln street, recently occupied by Messrs. John
f. Allen x C0.: four floors. with dry D3semeHi.
TOBACCO, STFMMtRY Cary street Detwcen
Eleventh and Twelfth. recently occupied by Me>srs.
McGruder \ ilaTwOod: well GIFTED aud ventilated,
ihTee iarye ho - aud tlsyalor.
STORE AND WAREHOUSE Cary stree, he-
tween Ninth aud Tenth. Win front aud reaf en-
trance three f0ors, and large ward.
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Real Estate Agent aud An,iion,er.
no 5-6t 1tl3 Main street.
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UNDERsBIRTG from 23c. To the best made at
ID. 4 4. MITrELDoRFER'
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One thousand pieces of PERSIAN CLOTH
QUEENS FEATHERS, and PLUSH MIXTURES, q
ope-fourth the ptee Of otter house Ia the eitS
nj sYCLE BROTHERS,.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done az 'hs
DISPATCH PRiSriSG-iioUsE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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ARABEsQCE DESIGN, new goods, never shown
in Richmond in Bronze, Cardinal. Green, aud Coral.
Goods worth $3.50 for 75c. per yard, only to be had
at SYCLE BROTHERS.
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We claim TO have or ginSted and TO be sole posses
sorS of the following advantages:
l. Buying in immense bulk from agents and FIRST
hands-LOWEST PRICES.
2. We employ only gentlemen Of capacity and ex-
perence-BEST Statesmen.
8. We keep a resident buyeI in the great mars o.
the country-LATEST NOVELTIES.
4. We mark all goods in plain figures at lowest
ratss-HONEsTY OF DEALING.
our advertisements have been copied by other
houses. The reasonable inference can easily be
formed.
For Low PRICES we can defy all competition
In this market.
Call or send your orders 10
FOURQUREAN, PRICE, TEMPLE & CO.,
CARDCZO, ALSOp, MOSBY & CO..
no 7-eOd Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-07

NJ. fLLYsoS CO., advertising agents. insert adj
yecisements in all Of the newspapers Of the United
states at pablishrs rates. Orders left al the DIS
patch e6uniing.room will receive prompt atten'
tign.