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MFRS. WINsLOw'S SOOTHING
WI SYRUP.

Rev. Sylyanus Cobb thus writes in the Boston
ClristidR Freeman: We would by no moans re-
commend any kind Of medicine which we did not
know 10 be good-psrtIcularly for Infants. But OF
MRS. WINsLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP We can
speak from knowledge; In our own fsmily II has
proved Messing indeed by giving an infant
troubled with coEc pains, quiet sleep, and the
parents unbrOken rest at night. Most parents can
appreciate these blessings. Here Is an article
which works to perfection, and which Is harm
loss; for the sleep which it affords the infant Is
perfectly natural, aud the little chergb awtkos rs
bright a. buttou.n And during the process OF
tccthlng, it, value Is incalculabIe. We have fire.
qucntly heard mothers say that they would not be
without IL from the birth of the child tiil Il had
finished with the tecthing siege on any conadera-
Ton whatever. Sold by all druggists. 20 conis
a bottle oc 14-codiw
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Briers aud Paraonnis.

Dr. Pollard, the Commissioner OF Aeri-
culture, cordially invites farmers attending
the Centennial aud State Fair 10 visit his
rooms on Capitol street next door 10 the
Valentine House; also invites those inter
ested in minerals IN Virginia to come.
Among those in the city Yesterday on
their way TO Yorktown were Governor J
B. Jackson, Of West Virginia, and staff. as
follows: Colonel w. n. Chancellor. Colo
mel l.. B. Dallickor, Colonel G.. w. Thomp-
son, Major j. &. Anderson, DIR. j. R. T..
Ilardesty, DIR. II. S. Harvey, and Ran.
Stalnaker, Jr.
Henry Wise IIobson, Esq, popular
young lawyer OF this city, and late partner
OF his uncle, John S. Wise, Esq, will
leave Richmond TO take up his permanent
residence at Idaho Springs, Colorado.
Good luck TO him.
DIR. +. III. Weymouth. one OF the editors
OF The Mystic Tie, published at Beverly,
West Virginia, was in this city yesterday,
and called at this office.
Considerable excitement was occasioned
IN the city yesterday afternoon by the cir
culatiOn OF u report that there had been u
collision between the First Virginia and
Ninth Massachusetts, regiments at York
town, by which several persons had been
killed and wounded. Adyices received last
night stated that there was no truth what
ever in the rumor.
In addition TO the regular concerts Of
Professor NordendOrf ut the Virginia In
duStrial Exposition there will lie instru-
mental and vocal music by Professors Am
boldt and Dennis every night at the stand
Of JosiSh Ryland & Co.
The statue OF Liberty, Fifth and Main
streets, looks splendidly under the electric
light. 1t may be seen at night plainly from
the poSt-Office. It's appearance at night,
with the dark background, is very much
like one OF Professor CrOmwell's pieces of
statuary thrown upon canvas.
The hotels are doing good business, but
last night some Of them had room for few
more.
Registration notices have been posted.
If you want transfer call at Democratic
headquarters, next to the First National
Bank. Ifyou have not paid your poll-taX,
call on Andrew Jinkins, clerk Of the Hust-
ings Court.
Mr.. William +. Barrett, of the ST. Adams
(NcrmOnD Daily Messenger, was in the city
yesterday. He is a member OF one OF the
military organizations from Vermont now
on visit TO Yorktown.
A great crowd returned from Yorktown
to this city last night.
There were two good showers Yesterday,
and our streets are now in better order.
The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad people
tried hard, but could not get their road
done in time for Yorktown.
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An UNKNOWN DEAD MAY.-Coroner Tay-
lor was called On yesterday to view the
body OF an unknown white man found
early in the morning in ShOckoe creek
under the Broad-street arch. lie is sup
posed to have been q passenger bound TO
Yorktown from Mechum's-Riyer depot on
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad train
which arrived in the city about 10 O'Clock
Monday night, as railroad ticket issued
from that depot and marked October
18th" was found on his person. He must
have missed his way in the dark and fallen
over the high embankment at the point
named. There are slight bruises over his
right eye. Ills body has been removed to
the Morgue for identification. He is ap-
parently from sixty TO sixty-fye years old.
Gray hair, beard, and mouStache. Rather
stout; left thumb gone; had on black
pants, coat, and vest, gray duster, knit
suspenders. black cravat, boots recently
footed, and brown-felt hat. Had a white
handkerchief illegibly marked, and gold
shirt-button with initials "T. j. NJ" OK
OF. /. NJ"
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Attention is called 10 the advertisement
Of Hartford Fire-InSurance Company and
North British and Mercantile Insurance
Company in another column, represented
In this city by Ar. j. b. Moore, formerly
the secretary Of the Merchants and Me-
chanics Insurance Company. The compa-
nies named show by their assets their
ability TO pay losses. Their policies mean
indemnity against loss by fire. As State
agent for the North British and Mercantile
Insurance Company Mr.. Moore is prepared
to treat with active agents throughout the
State
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yBAsg BALL.-The Detroits and Rich
m1onds PLAYED their second game OF the Sc
ries Yesterday, and the visitors won,
although hard pressed by the local nine.
s GOOD crowd was in attendance, and but
for tbe rain nj the time OF opening. the
cate @ the grounds would probably have
6oen crowded. The veteran Dick Hlgham
commenced pitching for the Dctroits, put
the Richmond boys pounded ms aehVery
FOR ten runs in two innings, when nc Wy, !,
eated the pitchers position In iavor ol o.
knight, and only one run was mios on
his pizzling curves. These cluDs pay
again to-day, and al who enjoy tic only
American national field sport should VIZ
ness the exciting match.
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Amusernenss.

Theatre. Joint engagement Of Henrietta
and Frank s. Chanfrau and G. w. Tay-
leure's Company. Tonight, Kit; to-mor-
row night, Camille.
Mozart Hall: Billee Taylor matinee TO-
morrow afternoon.
Opera-House (yariety): Rentz-Santley
Novelty and Burlesque Company.
Industrial Exposition: This Is In the
armory, Seventh and Marshall streets.
Open from 10 a. VI. to 115 p. ". Vocal
and instrumental concert tonight.
Sanger Halle Historical drama OF "Onc
Hundred Years Ago"-four nights, COM
mencing tonight.
State Fair: The grounds arc reached by
street-cars, which connect with wagons at
the head OF Broad street.
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,caa LuLIrs MgYrn 8 soN,s-aayerlI.emenl
an FInsr EtrornIc Lenr

I'm Richmond was displayed Friday night at NC
ADAMS & BEREY's clothing emporium, Tenth and
Main. Two lighis on the exterior and three inside
made this corner extremely bdlliani. great
many of our citizens visited the store aud were
much pleased with tic display and the enterprise
Of our popular clothing hrn. The texture qaaii'y
and color OF any material could be perceived a.
yveu "A IN day.tlmc. NcADAMs & BERRY viii
leep their store open every night until O'Clock
and Invite the pablle 20 eSil
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THE STATE FAIR.
How IL Appears 10 Dispatch Re-
porter This Charming Gem
tonniaf Year.

Horse, Poultry, sheep, Cattle, and Swine De-
partments Good-Tbe Exhibition ia the
Main Building PnssobIe-Races the Things
toReiy GU to Draw Crowd This Year-FaiI-
ure In Some Depnrtments-Mndamc Won
Blumen aud the Bicycle Race-EKecufive
Committcc-Prcgrsmme for To-day.
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POLICE COURT. T.-The following cases were
disposed OF yesterday:
Charles Z. Heath was fined s. for Great
ing a disturbance in the Virginia Opera
House.
Luther Briggs and a. w. Ferguson
Cboth colored) were fined 81 each for being
drunk.
III. W. Cauthorn and X. i. Sanderson,
charged with being drunk and disorderly
in the street. Cauthorn was fined y and
Sanderson 81.
Willie Hayes (colored) was fined = for
creating disturbance on the street.
Joseph WoOdson, for being drunk on the
street, was fined 81.
Thomas Diggs (colored), for being drunk
on the street, was fined 81.
William Armidead (colored) was fined %
for fighting and creating disturbance on
the street.
II. Hubbard and John Mundin, for being
drunk, were fined Si each.
James Farmer (colored) was sent on to
the grand Jury on the charge OF entering
In the DAYTIME the house Of Edward Scott
and stealing therefrom sundry articles OF
clothing.
David Selden (colored), charged with en-
tering the house OF Mrs. Adeline sterns in
the DAYTIME and stealing thereirom one lot
of Junk, was sentenced to receive fifteen
stripes.
Samuel Wormley lcolored), charged with
unlawfully striking Thomas Isaacs, was
fined $3.50.
Thomas Walker (colored), charged with
assaulting Rosa Braxton, was fined ".
]. f. Morris, Thomas j. Marsh, d. Z.
Burt, and j. b. Williams, charged with be,
ing suspicious characters, were sent to JAN
in default Of surety.
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CoIORED Sons OF TEMPERANcE-PARADE
To-DAY.-The Grand Division Junior Sons
of Temperance, of Virginia, Yesterday met
i'm its ninth annual session ut the hall OF
Fidelity Division, No. /, and was called to
order at II O'Clock A. NJ. by the G. w. p
the following grand officers present: A. D..
Brown, G. w. p; Il. Adams, G. w. A.;
w. Isaac Johnson, G.. s.; Simuel Logan,
Grand Treasurer; j. II. Peters, Grand
Chaplain; Joseph ii. Wilson, Grand Con-
ductor; A. Harris, Grand Sentinel; I. IL.
Jackson, T.. G. w. p. j..
Delegates were present from all parts OF
the state. The reports OF the G.. w. Pr
q. s.. and G. 4. show the order to be in Il
prosperous condition, and a pleasant ses-
sion Is expected.
The grand parade and banquet will take
place to-day.
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GAENAED0A VALLEY RAIL
- ROAD.

SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS
w oe received st Roanoke, Roanoke county. W.,
tt1lsl TUESDAY, October 90, 1851, By W. W.
fvf', Chief EngiDeer hbenandoah-V Valley Rsilrnad
,l,,'.e.lleaIs 4 for fUE ENisIiING MATERIALS FOR
ctt1 LkECTIOH OF A HOTEL AND PAseES-
"se.,a-sfA fiOE at that place.
tDt aad sfSei6oafi0fs may be eee'l and lnfor-
d.s2g .obtslnad ef the Office of FKAAk MA!s'
~, Division xegjDecr ehenaRg goals- Valley rsll'
nd a koanoke Oc l4-lot
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BLUE AND GRAY.
Reception OF the Aaron wilkes Post
OF Trenton, y. T., by Confedc.
rate Veterans.

Arrival Of Our New Jersey Friends-Reccp-
tiOn at the Wharf-Speeeh By Mayer Car
rinRton-Parnde OF the yeterans-A Visit
20 the Industrial Exposition-Banauet Rt
Sanger Halle; Speeches OF Hon. A. NJ.
Kelley, General Il. L. Campbell, Hon. John
Har. Brewer, and Others-Fraternal Feel
fngs and ExpresEions-OH for Yorktown.
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Asa remedy for Dyspepsia and means Of COM
,eracilug the results Of exposure 70 tic weather
and sudden changes Of temperature, COLDEN's
LIEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT or BKEF AND ToSIc
INyIGoRAToR, in pint bottles, is an Al article.
Ask for Colden's; take no other. OF druggists
generally.
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The new and artistic designs brought ont this
season IN the patent LINoLEUA iioor-cioih VIII no
doubt give this popular article an increased sale.
It's The only ioor-coyeri1g made combining In
the highest degree the qualities essential TO com
fort, elegance, and economy. On account of infe-
rior limitations, see that The word "LIyoLEUM" f.
ON the back Of every square yard. All carpet
dealers keepit.
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TO VISITING EDITORS AND C0HREsrOND'
EyTs.-Aa duly accredited members Of the Pres
visiting Richmond during the Yorktown Centei-
ui celebration are hereby cordially inTi;ed 70 call
AZ PRESS HEADQUARTEKs, 10 rear Of the Office Of
The y,rginia Home Insurance Compaax N2;- lOl4
cast Main s,rect-frst building east Of fI5s-ofHee.
COMMITTEE or ARRANGEMENTS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-19

TIE CENTENNIAL PARADE.-Chief-Mar-
sbal T.. l.. Bass Is now writing uphis gen.
eral orders In relation to the parade on the
9Gth. which will be published In tie MORN
inc for the information Of all concerned.
This promises 10 be one OF the grandest
civic and trades parades ever witnessed In
Virginia.
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ttA'i@NNbf ' isf RfA'"'A AFf ACOAs
by request have this morning visited tie family
Of Mr.. HENRY W. MOEsTA, residing at 100 east
Main street, whose family physician have been
for many years, and am happy 10 report that all
are well and yaceinaicd, and that there has never
been case Of yal1oloid or smallpox IN the family
since have known them.
JOSEPH V. HOBsON, 81. ID.
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Tie LAFAYETTE KID GLOVE, with FOSTERS
PATENT LACE-HooK. Price Fiye-llooks, sl.35
Seven Hooks, sl.65. SoldJy
JUIIUS MEYER son,
col and COS Broad street.
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CENTENNIAL CoMBNAuON.-The Gone
Hmdred-Years-Ago Combination" will
commence an engagement Of four nights at
Sanger Halle Tonight with the historical
drama OF that name. The plot Of this play
is said to be founded upon some OF the
most stirring incidents connected with the
struggle for American independence.
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WEATHER REPORT

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.--For the Mid
olc Atlantic States, partly cloudy weather
ana rains, with westerly winds, shifting 10
northeasteriy, with higher barometer and
lower temperature.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-19

ATKIxsoS's Extract Of Violet, the most delicate
and refined Of perfumes conccals IL excellence be-
hind Is more widely known sister, the Extract Of
White Pose,
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.-,,ts.io,,. during which the Orchcsira will play
1SS..,ftovsn Centennial Waltzcs tDe NordcndorfD.
An for JOY Gal0p (tahrhichl.
qsa.-,,fiar.s P0lka.ilb he NOrdendorfl.
p'-1ieS OF PsnElnce WaltzeS (Sulliyanl.
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To LEAVE F0R YORKTOWN. The Guard
OF the Commonwealth win leave for York
town this afternoon. The members have
been ordered To assemble at the corner OF
Bank and Eleventh streets at O'Clock
fully equipped and prepared for the trip.
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THE WEATHER.-The hot, dry spell from
which this section has been suffering for
several weeks past was broken up yester-
day. About O'Clock in the afternoon a
refreshing shower or rain fell, followed by
another about I O'Clock. At midnight the
atmosphere was considerably cooler, with
indications OF more rain.
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TERRIBLE Loss or LlFE.
Millions Of rats, mice, cats, bed-bugs, reaches,
lose their lives by collision with Rough on Rats.
Sold by druggists, 15c
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JULIUS MEYER & SON have ar immense stock
Of LADIES' CLoAKs, DoLNASs, ULsrERs. and
JACKETS, which they are selling at very low
figures.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. NJ, horses u.gles,
new aud secondhand vehicles. - 2&xk
FUREAN TUPPER, AZ +. M.J trustees sale Of
brick dwelling No l IA SOUTH Sixth street. be-
tween Gary and Canal.
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BARBECUE IN IlENRICO.-There win be q
rally OF Hcnrico Conseryatiye-Democra
on next Friday st Whites store, on the
Charles-City road eight miles below the
city. Refreshments for six hundred peo-
pie, and speeches by some OF our best city
and county men.
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Mosr EXCELLENT VIRGINIA HANS.
w. ID. BLAIR & Co.
l109 east Main strceE.
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ARNOBY CONCEBTs.-A vocal and instru-
mental concert win be given at the new
armory tonight, under the direction OF
Professor De Nordendorf, for the benefit
Of the Industrial Exposition. A fine pro-
gramme has been arranged for the occasion.
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Not READY The Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad Company will not run trains TO
Yorktown from Richmond to-day.
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WINES, LioUoRs, CIGARS, and rSSE Gaocr-
RIEs. W. ID. BLAIR Co,
II09 cast Main street.
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j. BuHGARDSER's wBIsKEY, three years old,
2t w. ID. BLAIR & cos,
llOq ea1 Main.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at
tne DISPATCH PRISTISG-IioUsE. Good work,
low prices, and saiIsfaction guaranteed.
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Open daily from O'Clock a. NJ. 70 II O'Clock
p NJ, nnder the auspices OF the First Regiment
Virginia Volunteers.
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LADIES' HANDSOME PLrsH-TRrMNED JACK
ETs, only SO, at julius MEYER sons.
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MISSES and CnILDRES's CLoAKs, ULsTERs,
and HAyELocKs ut julius MEYER SoS's.
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srPPLY YOURSELF with those lovely Pictures at
the Lee Gallery, Main street near Terth.
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admission. 95 cents. Tickets AZ the door.
Nes.rs RYLAND 4 Co and RAMOS & MOSES
ali yiye. between the nambCrs, additional vocal
~ {psfrumcnial selections. &C l9-lt
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INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION.
OCTOBER 18Th 10 NOVEMBER III

VIRGINIA INDUSTRIAL EXPOSI-
TION.
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iNroRrASr TO rnK PufIlc.--on Thcrsdsy,
20th instant sfr. JouS r.. LANE win open a suit
o. neat DfsfSG-Rooxs az No. s22 north seventh
street fopposife First Virginia Regiment Armory),
where may be found every delicacy Of The season II
reasonable prices MF.LASE has had many ycsrs'
experience in this line, and may be relied upcn for
serving meals 20 sai ala tastes. A limited number
Of TABfr-BoAnDRRs taken, aud families spppiied
al moderate rates.
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PROPOSALS.

RICHMOND AND ALI,E0HANY RAILROAD CO.,
ENGIgKER's 0FFIcK,
RICHMOND, VA, october 10, 1851.
NEALED PROPOSALS win be received
~ q tlis ofhee until 6 O'Clock Il. NJ. MONDAY, ,
vctoofr 81, 1881. for furnishing and erecting
complete, ready for rails,
flfE SPANS or THE HOWE TRUSS RAIL
ROAD BRIDGE,
ro.sing the James river adjacent 10 the ine OF tnc
nlehin0nd and Allegheny Railroad Compnny, al
sfeioo, sixty-Tix miles west Of Richmond, va.
sseh span about lS6 feet out 10 out. For further
mief;nati0n aud specifications apply to
WALTER q. BERG,
f l9-sd Engineer la charge.
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MEETINGS.
MILITARY NOTICES.

, 'TTTNTION, COMPANY C!-YOu A
A .leDmtlc al room corner Eleventh and q
n Nla.,,s,s ~. AZ O'Clock 4. NJ. TO-DAY, with M
lbnA .s - krapsacks. fnily equipped, aud pre- II
IaiSd " ''7J II. CIsENERY. Orderly Sergeant.
~ SrOTSwOOD. Captain, oc Ao-ltN
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THE KING on FIoOK-Clorns.

$500 win he paid for any ease that IloP BIT
TERs will not cure or help. DOUBT not.
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JULIUS MEYER & son .cn good LAoY's
ULSTER at "a.
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PROGRAMME.
,,r direction Of frofessor G. G. DE NoRDEN-
1lt' pORf.
p.rrI ~ $40 T. NJ
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yasco;ie. nIIsn'
10 bsstitrtc'
= rssfinr (Nilsril solo soprano.
y iisocl. kfcni1er,i r. O. English. W. A.Watkins,
s. M. 4. Chapin, N. =. Rsmos'-DaShieii Quar-
tqffr
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This division Is comprised OF a loan COLLECTION,
and Is under the management OF Miss MARIA HlVi'-
RIs President Of the Art Association.
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julius MEYER & SON are selling DEMoREsT
Patterns at half regular rates to close them out.
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THE OLD rIRx Of W. D. BLAIR & Co, estab-
ilshea 1899, Is llC9 es,t Main stre,t, kschmond
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DICUMOND TUFATRE -FOUR

DlClIMOND Il III T. y Il IL l. .-tOO IL
IL NIGHTS ONLY AND ONE MATINEE
Wednestlay Thursday. Friday and Saturday eve
nngs- October 2, 20, 2i, %, 1881. The famous
artists Henrietta aud frank :. Chanfrau, recoe-
nzei and slluted by the world a. 1T the very hetd
ofther brilliant art, and G. w. Tayleure's splendid
casts. Wednesday, Friday, and saturday evenings
October To- 2l - 1881, first time here OF The re-
constructed version hit, TIC Arkansas Traveller by
Edward Spencer and G.. w. Taylcure. "Ihe beSt
American comic drama of its class York
Hsrdid. Witnessed by one million Of auditors ~
Booths, Waliacks, and al hrst-cass theatres II
has realized Mr. Chaufrau over 100000. kitkeJ-
ding, 4. :. ChanfIstu. New scenes, new lncldehts'
new fun. Thursday evening, October 20, 1881,
frst performance Of Sara Bernhardt's version OF
the greatest Of all emotional plays. lex prcssly trans
lated and adapted for Mrs. Chantrau.l AleXanlfe
Dumas Camille. Marguerite Gauticr, Henrietta
Clnnfrau. Exquisite in grace, feeling, and ma -
ginaton."-BOstoH Post. saturday matinee nfst
prforlnauce In this city Of {. W. Tayleuros cele-
bratcd play lexpressly adapted for Mrs. Chanfrau)
entitled & Mystery Of Paris. Marie, Henrietta
Chanfrau. Box-shcet at Theatre and Ramos
Moses; oc lS-2tf
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pArr H. at 0:9O y. NJ.

Snlo bAtfleuc
l. EiSe Ne NV own Native Isle. (Whitcl..........
. O'' Dashicll Qarictic.
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srrnEoscorrc PICTURES or the cIrr al the
Lee Gallery.
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Special sale Of INCgAIN CARPETS, way below
regular prices, at JULIUS MEYER & SoS's
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> sn,. Mother kissed Me. lsketch) .........,,.....
= N'S Solo French Horn, by T.. kluge.
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100 YEARS AGO
1nn WARS AGO
DICHMOND MOZART ASSOCIATION,

Tie regular weekly solree will take place at
Mozart Hall THIS "Wednesday EVENING" at 81
o'clock. Admission only by membership or lnvl-
tton-cards, which must he presented nj the door
Members can obtain inyitatiOn-cards on appllca-
ton 70 c. l.. SIEGKL, 42l Broad street, or c. r..
JOHNSTON. QlS Main street. Oc 1911
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-19

HAVE yvur Photograph. taken at he r.seGaIlsry
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-19

Lxx-eALLEnY PHoroonArms are tue lost.