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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-09

IMPORTANT DECISIONS or THE COURT or APP
PEALs--rBE fATR--LADIEs RIDING, &C.
fcorrespopdence OF the Richmond DispHteh.l
OCTOBER I, 1880.
The Court OF Appeals rendered. the fol-
lowing decisions to-day:
In Green Us. Rollins, register, from Stat.
ford county, the appeal was refused.
The Commonwealth Us. James Thomas
Deiarne,ies who was sentenced TO be hung
on the goth instant for the murcer OF his
sister In a Danyille brotbel. A writ OF err
ror was awarded TO operate as a supersededs,
but oa condition that the prisoner shall not
be discharged from custody. This decision
stops all proceedings until after the trial OF
the case, which will be heard before this
court at its session In Richmond.
+. +. Gilbert Us. The Washington City,
Virginia Midland and Great Southern Rail-
road Company, &c. The decree OF the Cir
cult Court OF Alexandria was affirmed.
Judge Christian delivered the opinion OF the
court.
w. +. Rinker and wife Us. William ii.
Sterrit. The decree OF the Circuit Court OF
Frederick county was reversed and cause
remanded. Judge Anderson delivered the
opinion OF the court.
Woods executor aud ais. as. Isaac Krebs.
tbe decree OF tue CIRCUIT 0OuIt VI rltut-
rick county was reversed in part. The
opinion OF the court was delivered by
Judge Staples.
Elizabeth Triplett and ais. Us. Romin's
administrator and ais. Decree OF Circuit
Court OF Warren county affirmed. Opinion
delivered by Judge Buiks.
Smith CT ais. Us. Smith Ell as, from
Rockingham county, was further argued
by Robert Johnston, Esq, and submitted.
To-day was the third day OF the County
FAIR. A large crowd was in attendance,
the weather favorable, and the track in fine
order. The display OF stock and machinery
was good, and the races attracted more at
tention than at any previous exhibition.
The event OF the DAY was the ladies' contest
in riding. The ladies who competed for
the prizes-1st, fine saddle; %, a hand
some bride; Sd, neat riding wbip-were
Miss Mary M. Barnhardt, Miss Cara Ne.
Chesney. Mis-. Agatha Gay, Mrs. Il. G..
Grove. Mrs. V. &. Hamilton, and Misses
Fannie McComb and Alice Blair. The three
first named received the AWARDS in the order
in which have named them, and the large
and excited crowd were enthusiastic in
cheering the decision Of the four gentlemen
who acted as judges.
Every effort is being made on the part OF
the gentlemen who have the matter in
charge 10 make the Hancock Club rally and
procession here next week, the 18th, one OF
the great successes OF the campaign. Black
burn, Daniel, Payne, Fitzhugh Lee, and
Allen will be present. PENN.
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The Fever Key West.

WASHINGTON, October S.-Assistant-Ad-
iutant- General Taylor, at General Augur's
headquarters. Newport, KY. telegraphs to
the War Department as follows: "With re-
gard 10 the breaking out OF the yeIlow-feyer
among the United States troops at Key West,
Fla, the following dispatch was received
to-day from the post-surgeon at Tampa,
Fla: Or. Otto reports one case OF yellow
fever at Key West on Sunday, and Ord
nance-Sergesnt Weaver is sick with the
fever this morning. l have instructed Otto
to isolate the patients as much as possible
and hire nurses. i she'll Issue no ORDER for
the movement Of troops until | hear from
the Gulf coast and receive your instruc-
tiOns.'"
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
d. ORenbaeh's Funeral.

PARIS, October s.-Never, even on a state
occasion has there been larger gathering
OF mourners or more sincere manifestations
OF sorrow than at NJ. O6enbach's funeral
yesterday. The crowd inside and outside
OF the church was immense. The coffin
and hearse were covered with flowers and
crowns from the London, Vienna, aud Pa
ris theatres. NJ. Sardon was one OF the
pall-bearers. A detachment OF foot rem
dered military honors, NJ. OfieDbach having
been a chevalier OF the Legion Of Honor.
NJ. Ofenbach's son was chief mourner, and
among the other mourDers were the secre-
tary OF President Grevy and Gustave Dore,
the celebrated painter. Many actresses
were present. Several thousands OF people
followed the hearse 10 the cemetery OF Pere
La Chase, where NJ. Sardon and others
made speeche. over the grave.
Probable Recall of the Whole DfplO-
matte Corps from COnstaU tfnOplc.
ROME, October S.-The Uiritto says !:
"The new proposals OF England have not
yet been dispatched to the Powers. 1t Is
probable, however. that the Powers will re.
call the whole diplomatic corps from Con-
stantinople, and send an international fleet
to the Bospborus. Ii is unlikely that any
Ottoman ports will be blockaded, but ii
may be expected that the fleets Of the Pow
ers will prevent Turkey from sending am
munition or men 10 the Hellenic provinces
to resist annexation 10 Greece"
What Germany VIII Do.
LONDON, October ga Berlin dispatch to
the Reuters Telegram Company this eve
ming says that Germany will refuse to Join
in coercive measures against Turkey unless
all the Powers participate In them.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
RAILROAD COMPANY
COMM gNCING SUNDAY, SEPTEM-
~ Der 10, 1880. trains On Ibis read viii run ~

RICHMOND AND PErEKSBURtk
RAILROAD CoAPASv.
CONN gNCING SUNDAY, SEPTEM-
~ Der 10, 1880. trains On Ibis read win run ~
follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1900 H., THROUGH MAIL daily, eoLLes-n 8
Tor Charleston, Angus ana Aiken
fva Charleston), >agann2h, Raiagi ,
jacksonville. stops only at Msncbes-
ter and Chester. and at HALFWAY u
signal. Pullman sleeDerS between
New York and Savannah.
$40 Il. NJ. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN dai y
Except sunday. Passengers taklnt
this train Will make close conDecuo'
a. Pe'srsbuig for Norfolk. Stops at
TOO A. M., THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN daily
Except Sunday: connects with A.,
N. K o. X. X. for Lynchburg and be-
1925 p. NJ, THROUGH MAI. daily for Weldon.
Winnings on, Charleston, and South.
stops at Chester, Half Way, and Drew
ry's Bluff ON signal. Palman sleepers
between Washington aud Charleston.
e;s5 A. n, T TIL NAIL daily. connecting
East. and wet. s,ops at Manchester
and Chester; and al Halfway and at
Drewry's BuH on signal. Pullman
sleepers between Charleston and WASH.
s:qsA. NJ, xctco oxMDAT TRAIN daily
except sunday. Stops at oil St.
SAP. Il THROUGH NAH. daily. sonnset,s
With Richmond, Fredericksbure q
Potomac railroad for all points IA
and West Also, making close cennef
ton with the Chesapeake and Oh Q
railroad FOR the virgn.A Sprtnu ard
alipoints North and West Thk tra.u
stops at Manchester and Chestsrts and
at HALFWAY and OruTv's Riun. gu
signal. Paliman sleepers between 81
vannah and New York.
1850 r. NJ, FREIGHT daily texeept sunday,
WIN passenger car attached. Sops 81
SUNDAY ExCUasioS TRAINS leavs Rief.
noud At q A. III. and AIS r. NJ; leave Peters
barr at $50 A. III. aud 4:3O r. NJ. every sunday.
r. D. KLINE, supsr1ntendeHt
a. Pogs, q. 2. end 7. Agent. ms
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Tho episcopal Generar Convention.

NRw York, October S.-Both houses Of
the Episcopal General Convention held a
Joint session this morning-Bishop Smith.
OF Kentucky, presiding aud making brief
address.
Rev. DR.. Henry c. Potter. secretary Of
the House OF Bishops, read the report OF
the Bosrd Of Managers OF the Domestic and
Foreign Missionary Society. The total in-
come for missions from 1874 TO 1877 was
$685., S97.86, while from 1877 10 September
last IT reached the sum OF $94S. 954.04. The
Domestic Committee, since the last General
Convention, have fallen short In their re-
turns OF the standard attained In the tri-
eunium previous Si20,000 and more. The
foreign committee, on the contrary, have
advanced S148.000 beyond any earlier
figure. The Board thankfully acknow-
lodges the efficiency Of the Mexican League
and the Woman's Auxiliary. The latter Of
these agencies has contributed $105, 524. 40
In money, besides books. clothing. and hos
pital stores, valued at $20S, 000.40. The re-
port further sets forth that the receipts OF
the Domestic Committee for work among
the Indians and colored people from Sep
TENDER /, 1879, 10 September /, 1880, were
$50, 273 0S; payments during the same
period, 1884 ,267.37. In eleven missionary
Jurisdictions and twenty-eight dioceses
receiving their entire or partial support
from the Domestic Committee, there are 8
missionary bishops and 265 clergymen
among the white people, among The Chi
nese, Chinese clergyman; among the col
ored people, Is white cergymen. IL colored
clergymen, lay readers, and Is teachers;
among the Indians, l missionary bishop, II
white clereymen, IL native clergymen, 8
teachers. 10 native CHECKLISTS, and IL
women helpers. The receipts by the For
eign Committee from September l, 1879. to
September 1, 1880, were 1892. %; pay
ments during same period, S166,670.56. In
conclusion, the report says that the Wo-
mans Auxiliary renders efficient aid in the
work Of all the departments Of the Board.
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New York Politics.

New YORK, October Sat meeting OF
the Police Board this afternoon Commits
siouer Smith (DemocraD offered a resolution
that inspectors of election, irrespective Of
political faith, be called together previous
to The next registrstion-day and advised by
the corporation counsel as to their duties
aud official relations to the United States SUI
pervisors and msrsbsls, and as to the iuris-
dictiop and powers OF those Federal officials
on election.day. After some debate the
resolution was lost by party vote. An
other resolution, offered by General Smith,
that the corporation counsel furnish the
Board with an opinion as TO The rights and
duties OF inspectors IN their relations to
United States supervisors, was also voted
down.
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CUTICUKA.
gu T / c u II A L.
ASTONISHING CURES OF ITCHING, sCALI
AND SCROFULOUs HUMORS OF THE
sEIN, SCALP, AND BLOOD OF Chill
DREN AND INFANTs.

CuTICURA REMEDIES are simply elegant 10 use
They appeal 10 mothers and parents with grea
force. From infancy to old age they are equally
successful safe. and reliable. CUTICURA, Medici.
nal Jelly, arrests disease, eais away dead skin and
flesh. alays Inflammation. itching, and irritation
soOihes and heals Skin-Dissases, and Scalp Aztec
lions with Loss OF Hair. II reprodnces and beautI-
1ss the hair. CCTICURA RESOLvENT, the great
Blood Purifier clesDses puriGes. and erzdicAtes al
chronic aud Hereditary hupOrs. CUrICURA NH
DECIMAL TOILET SOAP, prepared from CUTICURA
cleanses. soothes. and heals diseased surfaces
praise. 1t Is an elesanty-perfumed Toilet, BAH
and Nursery sanative.
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Deadly ARRAY I'm a Court.Room.

MEMPHIS, TENN, October Son Wed
nesdsy last. at Concordia. Babnar county
Miss, a difficulty occurred between b. r.
Owen, a justice OF the peace, and j. w
Glover, farmer. Owen was holding his
court, and Glover made disturbance in
the courtroom, aud was ordered under ar
rest by Owen. Pistols were at once drawn
by both, and firing commenced. Owen fell
dead, and Glover ran about three hundred
yards and fell. He died after lingering
eight hours. They were both young men
OF good standing in the community.
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Caurf.MarfiaI Henfence.

WASHINGTON. October S.-The court-mar.
tial which recently tried Sergeant Ossiar
Aldrich, Of the Signal Corps. for fraudu.
lently raising money on vouchers, found
him guilty and sentenced him to be dishon-
orabIy discharged from the service and to
one years confinement in the military pri-
sou. Upon his first trial for desertion he is
also found guilty and sentenced TO one years
Imprisonment. The proceedings and find.
ings in the two cases will be approved and
published in official orders by the AdiutaDt-
General.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-09
Disastrous Gale.

New York, October S.-A cable special
from Penzance says that a tremendous gale
prevailed there all day yesterday. Eight
stroyed and seven lives lost. A telegram
from Sheffield says the roadway and en-
bankment which separate an immense lake
at EcIes6eld from the valley remain stand.
ing, but huge gaps are breaking on either
side. The residents have been warned OF
the impending danger and 1t is hoped there
will be no loss OF life. Tue barbor works
and quays have been much damaged.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. October s, $50.

RICHMOND, October s, 1880.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. 60 bushels; Of which 40 BUSH
els were re exhibited. Red. 1926 bushels; of which
SEQ bushels were Te-eXhibted.
CORN White. 756 bushels. IeItOle. goo bush.
els. Mi1ed, 776 bushels; of which 400 bu hels
were re-exhibted.
OATs.-4O6 bushels; of which $50 bushels were
re-eXhibited.
MEAL 8 bushels.
RYE-7s bushels; of which so bushels were re-
exhibited.
PEAs-22 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 20 Bushels fair at Sl.l0; 40
bushels very goOd on private teTms-tolsl, 90 BASH
els. Red, $50 bushels prime Lancaster on private
terms: "A bushels very GOOD Lancaster at &I.16 !;
! 3s6 bushels very good mixed on private terms ;
$50 bushels very good mixed at 81 l6; 20S bushels
good mixed at Sl.l3; 6S bushels prime Fuliz at
$40; ~ bushels prime FullZ on private terms !;
80 bushels chOi iced FuliZ AT 81 20; 80 bushels
very good Fuliz at Sl.l3; 1876 bashels very good
Fuliz at Sl.12: SO bushels good Full at clio; "a
bushels good FutZ at Sl.09; 100 bushels fair FuiS
al Oe; 30 bushels fair Fultz al 05: 400 buehe
esm 10 on FuiZ at 81 1872 bushels common Fultz at
81 O3-total, 4. OLA bushels.
CORN White, 90 bushels very good at 62c.;
424 bushels good AT e0c.: s2 bushels prime new
at &C.; 80 bushels good new at 57c.-toial, 756
bushels. MiEed, 200 bushels prime al 62c.; l76
bushels good at 60c.-total, 376 bushels.
0ATS.-lS bushels very good winter at 33c.; 3
bushels prime winter AT 55c.-total, rs bushels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-09

san FRANCISCO, October S.--Near the
town Of Bisber, Arizona, last Tuesday, n
man named Dobson attempted to outrage a
young lady, whose name Is uuascertained.
Her father having rescued her Dobson pre-
sently returned with q carbine and fred
two shots, one killing the girls brother and
the other woundiug the girl herself in the
arm. Dotson escaped, but party is in pur.
suit NJ him
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SANFORD's CATARRH CURE.
RADICAL CURE
FOR CATARRH.
RAPID, RADICAL, PERMANENT, COMPLETE
TREATMENT FOR 81.

Begin at the beginning. Cleanse the nasal pas
sages. Remove the morbid coats of rOIting aud
dead tissue. Work upon these surfaces until the
living, wholesome membrane IS reached, cleanSed.
disinfccted, sootned, and healed. Then you have
attacked and removed the cause. Meanwhile. by IN
ternai administration, drive from the blood the
When all this is faithfully done, Cartarrh Is con
Quered YOU are cured.
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE consists of one bot
lie of the RADICAL CURE, one box OF CATARRHAL
SOLVENT, and one Improved inhaler, ali wrapped
ia one package With treatise and directions. and
sold by all druggists for 81. ASK for SANFORD's
RADICAL CURE, the most complete, instantaneous,
and economical treatment In medicine.
General Agents. WEEKS Il POTTER, Boston.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-09
Inspector Of elections Arrested.

NEW YORK, October s.--Tbomas Finley,
an inspector O; elections, who was arrested
for interfering with Supervisor-ol- Election
David w. Ives Ia the discharge of his duty
on the last day OF registration, was held to-
day by United. Sfaie~C Commissioner Denel
In $4,000 ball to await the action Of the
grand jury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-09
Grant and Hancock.

CHICAGO, October Sat an interview
with a reporter for the Ne,oS this morning
General Grant laid he had not yet received
any communication from General Hancock
in reference to the recently-published Fow-
Ter interview, and when asked il he ex-
pected such communication he said ii was
not impossible. General Grant leaves here
at 3 O'Clock this afternoon for New YoIk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-09
DIR. TUFTS PILLS.
TUTT'S PILLS.
SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER.

in the Head with dull sensation in the back part
Pain Under the Shoulder Blade; Fullness After
Eating, with disncllnalion TO exertion OF body or
mind; Irrtablliy OF Temper; Low Spirits; Loss
OF Memory, with feeling Of having neglected some
duty WEAKNESS Dizziness, Flutering at the Heart,
Dots Before the Eyes, Yellow Skin, Headache, Rest
lessness at night, HighyColored Urine.
RIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON
BE DEVELOPED.
TUFTS PILLS are especially adapted TO srch
cases. One dose effects such change of feeling as
TO astonIsh the sufferer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-09

NEW ORLkAxs, October S.-The three
cargoes OF The steamers Robina, Stag. and
Benalla, reported wrecked at 81. Michaeps,
Azores, are insured in the New Orleans
Syndicate for s255,00O. The syndicate Is
composed OF the Factors and Traders. the
New Orleans, the Crescent, and the Teuto.
MIA Insurance Companies.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-09

CUTICURA REMEDIES are prepared by WEEKS
& POTTER, chemists and Druggists. $50 Wash
ingtOn street, Boston. and for sale by all drug
sists. Price OF CUTICURA. Mediciuai Jelly Small
boxes, so cents; large boxes. 81. CUTICURA HE
SOLVENT, the new BloOd-PUrfer. 81 per bottle.
tUTICURA MEDICINAL TOILET SOAP, 25 CENTS.
CUTICURA MEDICINAL SHAVING SOAP, 10 cents
in bars for BARRIERS and large consumers, 90 cents
Az mailed free on recent Of price.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-09

dad BODY YoUND-THE STEAMER EXCEL
sIoR's FIRST TRIP.
Especial TELEGRAM TO the Dispstch.I
NORFOLK, VA, October S.-The body OF
the boy Linton Warren, who disappeared
on Monday In Portsmouth, was found foat-
ing in the barber to-day.
The Excelsior, a new steamer built for
the Potomac Steamboat Company to ply be-.
tween Washington and Qusntico, came in
this morning, under command OF Captain
Joseph White, superintendent Of the line,
making a remarkably quick trip.
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Firein south Caroiina.

CHARLESTON. S. g., October S.-A letter
to the Neus and Courier from Manning, s.
e., says a fire yesterday morning destroyed
the general merchandise store OF NJ. Levi,
With the entire stock. The loss was about
S35. 900; insurance, $4,000. The store oil
A. Weinburg was also burned; loss un.
known. The fire was OF incendiary origin.
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"A question having been raised 81 10 the
e'isibility 81 Captain Il. w. Early for prest.
oential elecfor by reason OF bis holding thu
position OF register In bankruptcy. he has
solved the difficulty by rendering his re-
s'gnatton. His successor will be appointed
w The Republican State Central Committee.
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by Telegraph.

NEW YORK, October g. NoeH.-Stocks irreSu-
lar. Money on call. 2@3 Der cent. txchange--
Long. 4S0.; short 4S3. state bonds dull and nom.-
nal. Goyerum. his quiet aud steady.
Ersntng.-hone), 2a3 ger cent. Exchange,
4eG%. Governments quiet aid firm; new b's,
1929: ~ per cents, lOSS; per cents, 1O7a'
States dull.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, October S.-Virginia 6's, deferred,
*; consOls. co. second series, "a: past-due cou-
pGns. 90A: new l0-40's, Ala; 1910 coupons, 94H.
Biz in-na
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Cuu.DREN ANDINFANTs.

Charles Eayre Hinke. Jersey City Heithts. ~ j.
writes; my son. a lad or twelve years, was com
pleIely cured of a terrible case Of Eczema by the
Culicurs Remedies. From the top OF his head 10
the solcs OF his feet one mass OF scsbs. Every
other remedy and physicians had been tired IN VAIN.
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PIANOS, ORGANS. AND MUSIC.
----..-.-.~,.
CHEET-MUSIC HALF PRICE.

-
Don't pay 81 for PIECE OF MUSIC YOU can
' Don't pay Soc 5oc. for PIECE OF MUSIC you can
buy for 25c.
buy for 1zSc.
street and save one half the usual price. Also ON
hand q large stock Of MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
- Bp Ks. sTATIOSERY. MAGAZINES, and
saw ~ Ems G, y. JoHNsrOS,
Send for catalogue. 49, % 26-cod2w 3
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CARRIAGES-CARR MATERIAL.
GEORGE A. AINsLIE Il SONS,
TENTH STREET, RICHMOND, Va.
CARRIAGES.

The largest stock Of Richmond mane CAh-
RiA6ES TO be found In The city can be seen az our
mandatory. Among our styles can oe ioahd We
hlcles suitable for any part Of the STATE,
CARRIAGE-MATERIAL-
Buving largely Of material for our own use. We arr
pfepared 10 sell TO The trade any article needeu sS
tbem. aud mauy not 70 be found IN the ci'y.
Del5 Sm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-09

Fred. Rohrer, Esq, cashier StOek-Growers Ma
tional Bank. Pueblo, Col, writes: a" ] am so well
pleased with It's effects on my baby that cannot
afford 10 be without IL ia my house. IL is wonder
fj cure aud II rs bound TO become very popular as
coon as It's virIures are known 10 the masses"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-09

j. s. Weeks. Esq, town treasurer st. Adams, VT,
,ays, In a letter dated May 2Stb: " II works 10 a
charm Oh my bsby's face and head. Cured the head
entirely. and has nearly cleaned The face Of sores
have recommended 1t TO several, and Dr. Plant has
ordered IL foI them"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-09

CLOTHING CLEANED AND DYED
~ Particular attention paid TO lade.' fine articles
of apparel, as VELVtTS, SAsHEs, RIBBONe,
FEATHERS, sCAKFs, KID GLOVES, DRESSES,
sHAWLs, etc, as well as GENTLkMEN's and
CHILDREN's GARMENTS. DAMAsK CUR
TAINS DYED also, at l.. INNENAN's,
oc 2 saAsu3m No. 1898 Franklin street.
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SEWING-sACHINRS.

NO TENSION.
| Write us direct for particulars of our AUTO
MATIC,'' whether with view of purchasing, or ex-
| changing &" cid STYLE" or for repairs.
THE AUTOMATIC is THE ONLY "No-TEN-
SION" sEwING-MACHINE IN THE WORLD.
II has wonderful advantages over all others. En-
tirely new mechanical features. No adjustment by
operator OF stitch and tension. NO LADY CARE
Full OF HEALTH CAN AFFORD TO USE ANY
OTHER.
Full opportunity for trial to purchasers, monev
being refunded return OF machine, II not entire-
" satisfactory.
Write for illustrated Prfce.List.
WILCOX GIBBS 8. NJ. CO.,
o5s Broadway. New Yorh.
no IN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-09

George Lowry and David Thomas (white
men) are under arrest in Nelson county,
charged with an outrage upon Miss Mas
sic. Lynch law is threatened.
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULArOR.
NALARIAL POISON.

The principal cau.e Of neatly all sickness az thi'
time OF the yer has its origin In disorderec
Liver, which, IL not gua,ed in time, great suffer
ing, Indebtedness, and death viii ensue. gentle.
man writing from South America, says:
~ have used your SimMons Liver Regulator
with good effect, both prevention and cure fol
Malarlal Fevers on the Isthmus OF Panama.
II You feel drowsy, debilitated, have frequent
headache, mouth tastes badly, poor appetite. and
tongue coated, You are suffering from torpid liver OF
"biiousness," and nothing will cure you so speedily
aud permanently as to lake
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
II is given with safety and the happiest results 10
the most delicate infant. II takes The place of quiz
nine and bitters OF every kind. It is the cheapest,
purest, and best family medicine IN the world.
Prepared by j. II. ZEILIN CO.,
Philadelphia.
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