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Rase.HQII.

The Metropolitans, OF New York, gained
\ brilliant victory over the Detrots on FRI
day, the score standing to /, as loiiows ::
ClubS. a n q
Detroit. 0 U U o.
Runs d-Metropolitans, 0; Detroits'
O. First base by errors OF opponents-Me-
tropolitans, g; Detroits, 0. Total lett on
ases-Metropolitans, 8; Detroits, D. To-
tai base hits-MetrOpolitans, 3; Detroits,
s. Struck out -Metropolitans, o; Detroits,
4.
Time OF GaIne-One hour and twenty
minutes.
Umpire-Mr. Daily.
The Cleyelands defeated the Phlladel-
phias at Philadelphia Friday by score OF
= to l.
Tbe Delawares and Senecas played Il six
inning game Friday on the Jasper grounds
with the following result Deiawares, g;
Senecas, 3.
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A Practical Suggestion

To We Edltor q Ne UtNPdIcH
Now, As there seems TO be no doubt that
the Trades Parade i. going to be one OF
the largest and, | may add from personal
knowledge, a grand affair, why not suggest
that some five public-spirited individuals
be requested to offer premum-say Of one
hundred dollars cach-for the 1--WE most de-
,cripiiye exhibits OF any business repre-
sented in said parado-'he proceeds 10 be
given 10 the treasurer OF the virginia
State Agricultural Society To- show that we
Il merchants Of Richmond want 10 do All
in our power to help our state FaiI-thc
Judge, to he appointed 10y the five gentle
men who Willcontribute the above amount?
MERCHANT.
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- "Unbidden guests are often wei
comcst when they are gone" Disease Is
an unbidden guest which kidney,W orr
almost Invariably "shows the DOOR"
Here Is a case in point " Mother has re-
coyered., wrote an Illinois girl to her
eastern relatives. "She took bltters Tor a
Ioug time, but without any good; 80 when
She heard Of the virtues OF kidney;W OIL
che she ~ot box. and t completely cured her;
20 that she can do as much work now as
she could before we lcoyed est. sincc
she got well everybody about mere " ID
king It,"
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AUCTION SALES MONDAY.

j. J.TlIOhPSON BROWN. 4 i. NJ. five brick dweii-
inss and several lots on Mayo street.
JAS. MACDOIGAIL. los \. NJ, cataloguc Slle
of Hover bulbs. sc.
T.. HOLZINGER. II. e. {. R,1Ok A. VI. fr-ri.
turc, Iron safe. sc.
QGARIES MCCIRDI. a. l.. NJ. brick dW,V-
Ing AZ southwes; corner Of Grace AMI Ftifh
streets.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR. ~ i. NJ. frame dwelling
No. 400 west Grace street.
l.. POWERS, 4 4. ", apples.
JNO. y. .LAUGIlTON. JR.. pawnbroher', sAi, OF
watches, iewolry. siiyer-pltted ware, &c.
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FANCY GOODS.
- T EVE rs
MAILS III, CATALOGUE FREE TO A>f
Address.
SEND FOR OSI.
uAsoPENTD

4 -p.ondid assortment a. LAMPS, brOn at
Porcelain. ir!Iamnd. complete q y
\ big line Of DECORATED NANiSMtl reg o.. f
4 fno assortment of COLOGNE SKIS al Fl I'r
set. ...
All the choice lhlDz, ia "CRANk'," NriL-
PAPER;
100 TIN SETS at bottom prices:
80 GO1en TIN CGrPADOft-' an soioi'' ~ 3''-
nrw iot OF LlBR ARY-LAMPe seIy Tow: ......
\ few ucw tiiug, ~ hl-S OK = Nm =
WATC Ii-~ APIS. and PO~1l ~ fl'lF'-f
1DAI-iIDD, irom thc cirfpf . 10 thc hh' .
COAL-VAsE- H desirable h1pes ana ' -.
decorations. . . 80. . ...,- g .... .
% barrels Of those PLAIN fLkGANi "vn|H
~ JOc.:
Al size, JAPANED TEA-IEAls very - 10,
Lot. 0f NEW GOODS In TIN" AXE ana hvt''
KEEPING GOODS.
SEW GOODS arriving every day ~
STEyEN~', 5Oj Broad street
CATALOGUES mailed free. HcLh Tor ole
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n,ss., ,CY,oNs a PARTNERSHIPS.

gicnMOND, VA, october Is, i.9<,
DIssOLUTION OF CO-PAkI Pl 'rds- Nhnr
IL SIIIP.-Tise 6rIn heret9ii"Ic he2i v1IiIfISFR is
nj. Say dissolved by mutual consent r. Wii
NTH retiring from the rm' = he he Concern and
isth q, c.,ilet ali debts due the hrE ana
% the nrm-nsme in settlement Of al 1cvd"1T1II 1csvI11I
rUARLEs MILLlllsEk'
M, .,.~s,uad win continoe the bushes, ,-u "a
-, Ihe un1e,slesnsr = ~ Al FRIS SEED-LEAf AMI
sPATIsu TOBACCO ON his own own "S "S ,bs IiIsrai
respectfully soiieits The eontd91a1T1' ald ar,n "
patronage bestowed on tle oiu oiua'sacure Of cigars,
vii I ele,e oaI Ny 1ock Of c,GAkI1 kE1isFR. Isl Ia"'
reduced prices N"' 1907 Main street,
N Richmond, Va
Oc l4-Gt
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wanted, several Young Men to'kearn
Telephony.

Young men Of fair education and good
address, possessing the requisite mental
and good business qualihc tlons. Will Ind
the telephone service a. promising AZ any
employment upon which they can enter
No one under seventeen or eighteen
years Of age need apply. Reference and
testimonials will be required.
Apply by letter or in person to
&. T.. MCCLUER,
Telephone Exchange.
Richmond, Id., October II, 1882.
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Briefs and Personals.

diamond ring will be given to the
most popular lady skater al the prize ska
ting at the Regimental Armory next We'd
nesday night.
Constant inquiry is being made rs TO the
boundaries OF the city wards and precincts.
All this information is contained in Cha
taigne's City Directory.
A meeting Of the old Dominion Club
Captain X. ii. Styll president-will be
held tomorrow night at ! o'clock at No.
1710 east Main street.
The Richmond Baseball Club have
made arrangements TO play the Artillery
School Club, Of Fort Monroe, three games
next week.
The excursion to Washington last night
carried of large crowd.
\ gentleman who attended the Theatre
last night got so interested in the play that
when it was over he went out on the pave
ment without his hat. The nlpping air
suggested to him that his bald head needed
covering, and he thereupon went back
and got his hat
Meeting OF Madison Ward Democratic
Club Tuesday night.
The negro man named Langston, the
Minister to " Hitee," who has been work
ing for Malone in Virginia, finished his
Job yesterday, and passed through the city
on his way to Washington.
A colored man named George Wilkin-
son was found dead in the streets Friday
night.
The cool weather yesterday and the near
approach Of frost caused a good many
people to put up stoves.
The United States revenue collections for
the week ending saturday. October 1ith,
are aS follows: Monday. S7,S10.SG; Tues
day, s5,7ll.52; Wednesday, S9Gi9.09:
Thursday, s6,4jS.42; Friday, S3.jj7IS;
Saturday. Sl0. 0.3O0.j0-total. 43.49747.
Among the visiting Communicates Of
Knights Templar who win participate in
the Bi-Centcnnial ceremonies. which are
to take place in Philadelphia on the 18th
instant, the Richmond Communicates are
announced.
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TOWN TOPICS.
BRiC-A-BRAC'S FIRST WEEKLY soC,r.
TfC CHAPTER FOR THE SEASON.

early Autums-Household God of October
Preparations for the Church Congrcss-Na
"ih'onial Possibilities-Forthcom We'd
dings Bunthorne and Patience-Nain-
street Car-Linc-New Studio on Franklin
>trcet-industrial Depository-Return of
DIR. Miuuigerodc.
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ReautifuI Collection Of Dabiias.

MeSsrs. ToIer x Hooper, florists, -ent to
the Dispatch Office on Saturday large ana
handsome collection OF dahlias, containing
many OF the new and rare varieties OF thiS
pretty flower
These Young men have several green
houses filled with the choicest fOWors and
plants. and visit 20 their nurseries viii
repay any one
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COMPANY ID FAIR CONTRIBi


" TIONs.-The following donations have ben
received in the past Two days. Ia addition y tl9
herc,ofore acknowledged iyory-llandle siiN
Umbrella, from l.. Il. Kiri'y, with teuchtsan
a James, SO White street. New lOfk' thipbF
IhackstOD y Ellington: pair Painted ' ss..'
from Mis- Williams. and nnr tnl-Faihin. lLoa.
Mr., Williams lady artist Of Richmond ihf.hxI
sergeant Cabcil Davis 100 Plo"-iianHit' iI iIo'n
leigh NJ RlantOn, Etq.. fArnVllic M.hhit''e - 'issf
CoI1Dany; | bunch Bananas, from Me.srs. - -
Richardson & CO., " tshington stree, New . D.a'
ibromgh CORPORAL !. Is. HOrnor' Coal a. H4
.tye-Sst from Kclnz& Mansehauer' Bnnaio' Ne.
York; Majolies Dog. from lehr 4 SehencA; rhn-
fhcr New York: Carriage and Wagon, froIn Lni-
low TOY Company; sllk-fmbroidcrcd psnrl o
frorn Nippon Mercantile Company; Hack.N -
nut Ware, f,Dm Lockwood ltall, Phladrlih'A'
/ myalid-Bcd, from q. Is. Davis, nanufAc'nf r.
ito De voted the most popular charitable in,tiiu'
uoul: 4 case Iusire. ] casc soap ease f.rctt0'
from II. X. 4 b. Thurber. New YORK .hsmts,<n, ;
from r. L. Goodman. Richmond: Large v -
Don. from Il. Adam, Richmond; Trunk TOM
Noit a 60. Richmond; frcneh-lhte h't.yf
t'nn n. ". FISHER: Eight-Day Clock, from Ne"
Haven Clock Company. ihr00sh l.. T.. FranA
o.1s-lt THE COMMITTEE.
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+ 1852 IS ,'.".''.. '.o"' $I,36o,9i4 43 :os3,7os IS

i'0' '''"' wv TIC -
1t then says: y comparison OF these
figures will convince the most sccptical OF
the decided improvements in real estate,
which wa, predicted in our last issue, when
the future was not as bright as it is now
With the finest crop Virginia ever bad, and
with all business fixed by the hard lesson,
Of the past on a firmcr and more solid
basis. we can safely predict u progressive,
increasing prosperity for Richmond which
will surprise the most Sanguine."
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THE REsTAURAXr DE LANE. at 622 Broad
street nearly opposite The Theatre, grows "oek by
week more POPULAR among our ctiDcn,. IL l. woT-
thy I'm every way Of the patronage II receives The
host + q most polished gentleman and he accom-
moda,ions are Of tie most excellent character.
The table considering The prices) Is without a
superlor In any city ana the bar Is pre-eminently
fine. Captain JACK LASE has determined to have
arst-clsss MODEL DI.lNG-ROOMs AND RksrAt-
RANT. and has succeeded most admirably. Din
,nr Parlor, for Ladio- and Gentlemen. Oysters Ia
every style. Call and see the old VET at his ne"
hcadquart rters.
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POLICE COUET.-Thc following cases
were disposed Of yesterday:
Charles Madison. an old offender, was
jailed for three months for being drunk
and disorderly in the street.
William Harris (colored), charged with
stealing piece Of leather from James VIII
son. The larceny was not proven, but the
accused WAS required TO give surety to be
Of good behavior for six months. Com
mitted in default.
Jerry Gatewood (colored) was fined s.
for beating Lucy Evans.
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New SCHEDULR.-A new schedule, to
take effect after to-day, will be adopted for
the Norfolk. Old Point Comfort, and Rich.
mond trains, which will leave Richmond
at 7:4OA A. NJ. and 400 7. ", will arrive at
Old Point Comfort at ll:i5 A. VI. and I:5O
=. NJ, and arrive at Norfolk al IL noon
and Sis Z. VI. Trains from Norfolk ana
Old Point Comfort will arrive at Richmond
at I1:45 A. NJ. and 500 L. Nj. dairy except
Sunday.
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ELECTION OF OFFiCERs.-At recent
meeting OF Excelsior Encampmcnt,
|. q. o. f., the following officers were
elected: Worthy Chief Patriot. W. u.
Twynhan High Priest, II. Calder; Sc
nior Warden, Charle, 10th; Junior
Warden, J. Il. Scott; Scribe, Charles
spencer; Treasurer, :. II. IIcrndon.
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COMPANY DIS VETERAN CORPS. Attached
20 tie present Company ID, OF the First
Virginia regiment is Il veteran corps com
posed OF some thirty-fiye survivors Of the
original company odd Dominion Guard,
who left Richmond in 1861 a. component
parts Of the Old First regiment, and passed
through the four years Of war with credit
to themselves and honor to their regiment.
This association OF veterans will have 4
table at the contemplated Vanity Fair TO
be held at the armory OF the First Virginia
regment) by Company ID, the proceeds OF
which will he added TO the present funds
Of the association 10 enable the members TO
procure uniforms and fitting up their
present meeting place. The Old Dominion
Guard was commanded during the war
first by Captain j. G. Gri>wold NOV Of
Petersburg, and afterwards by Major
George f. Norton. Mes>rs. Valentine
Brown. W. Upshur Bass, and Charles /.
Loehr are the committee TO provide for
and attend to the a>s0ciati0n's exhibit at
the Vanity Fair. Friends Of the as,0cia-
ton desiring to aid in this enterprise can
do so through the aboye-named committee.
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[FoR OTHER LOCAL SEE FOURTH PAGE.l

BURNETT's COCAINE. the best and
cheapest hair dressing. II Kills dandru0,
alays irritation, and promotes a vigorous
growth OF the hair.
Burnctt's Fhyoring Extracts are inya-
riably acknowledged the pWcst and best
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c.Rprvs. OIL-CLOTiiss,' 3e.

CAgPETs, OIL,C,Lo,IriiasS'e L,Dlr II goods. Gods carpets
~ igss received ny i4p 4ni~ Cloths, Draggets. hngs
& aais ~ ss1ss ss1ss ' g. sn@ oSsi styles. Paper
aInask csriains of all ;eS fdsi sll offering al low
nspsnss ~ all siy'es' e. own % eonairs AZ oIsgi sIi
tsas tpromntIy astepsed 70. 4; 5ENs'S>rI rI7-2m
Main sfsfet, MchmQuds Va
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RIGHT REV. BISHOP JANssENs. 1t will be
gratifying to the many friends in this city
OF this prclate Of the Catholic Church TO
learn that he will preach this morning at
81. Peters Cathedral during High Mas,
which begins at half-past 10 o'clock. The
choir, in honor of this occasion, will sing
Uavdn's Fourth Mass IA fayorite with the
Bishop, with organ and string quartette
accompanlment. AT night at 7:30 O'Clock
Bishop Janssens will deliver charity ser
mon. when a collection will be taken for
the benefit Of It. Vincent de PauPs Con-
fraternity, the funds to be distributed to
the poor Of the city without regard to re-
hgious denomination.
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YorNG MEMS MEETING.-The Union
meetings OF the Baptist churches viii De
held this week in the Grace-street Baptist
church. The afternoon services, for all,
will be conducted at 4. o'clock by Dr.
John Pollard, and at night at 3 O'Clock,
for men and boys, by Or. Hawthorne.
A welcome Is eXtendedt0 all.
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A FRAGRANT BREATH Is always pleasure ana
Won can have IL by using MEADE BAKERS dell
cIou, CAREoLIc MoUrH-WAsn. itdestroys The OF.
fensiye odor caused by diseased gums and deeayed
teeth and speedily restores them to healthy con-
lition. Price. ATTY cents bottle.
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poRvR.iT.pAINTISG. DRAWING

DORTRAITS PAINTED FROM III J..
i 0rphotoeripls PliOioDkAPii,tyy, -, 9n TX -
TFSSo\- IN DRAWING AND PAINTED
Glass FOR CHiLDREN On SAT- RnANn'
,ncdcr,te nr,c... MRs. HkrH,
,c I5SuCiIlm lCl south Thiri street
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cool. was o'e'r ana
q THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: GA. NJ. 5-.
y a. NJ, G3; noon, II; y. NJ. Gs.e p
NJ, Ga; midnight, go.
Mean temperature, GO I-G.
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ADVERTISING TIE STATE FAIR.--The
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
deserve credit for the manner in which
thev are calling attention to the approach
ing State Fair. They have sent large
printed bills and hangers 10 the various
agents along the line OF the road in the
state, accompanied with printed orders
instructing the agents to post them in con-
spicuous positions at the depots, and also
to send them out in the country tributary
TO the road. The particular attention OF
the agents is directed to this execution Of
the order.
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SMALLPOX

\ member Of my fam
ilV was taken with
SMALLPOX. | used
the FLUID. Thcpaticnt
was not deliriou~, was
not pittod.an was about
Ihe house again In three
weeks, and no others had
1T. W. PARKINSON,
Philadelphia.
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az aNuiS%iioNs ..,, y FOR TO-DAY.-For the Mid.
s,o,; u,c anu south Atlantic States, fair weather
h;"honn h;"Sh,om%ry or slight rise in temperature
ing variable. "''"'' oooo'i'-
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CLAY-WARD ACTTvEs ACTIyE.-A meet
ing Of the Clay-Ward Club was held last
ni9ht-Captain i. :. Derbyshire presi-
ding-and the invitation OF the CITY Com
mittee to participate in the procession and
Massey meeting Of the 10Th accepted.
Canya,sers and committees were ap-
nointed. and earnest efforts set on foot to
poll the Democratic vote OF the ward.
The Club have established headquarters
at Westham Hall Martin Oeters's), and they
will be kept open daily from this time
until election. \ member will be in charge
to give information concerning transfers.
registration. poll-taX, &c.
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CONTACTS AWARDED. the last meet
ing Of the Board OF Directors Of the Cen
tral Lunatic Asylum, held Thursday night,
contracts for the construction Of the new
buildings 10 be erected near Petersburg
were awarded a. follows: For excavation
and grading. to William Lamb, for Sl,92O;
for stone work. TO George Lumsdcn Co,
FOR 81, 800; for brick work, to Madison
Flanagan, for S2l,99j.j0; for carpenter
work. to Madison Flanagan, i,4s0.jO:
stating, to .. o. Thomas IL Co., for S2,200:
for timing, to Shanks Il Barrett. for 500;
for plumbing, to j. B. Brady, for $3.50;
for painting and glazing, to W. I. Law
renee, for $3.50; for steam-litting, TO
Shanks & Barrett, for $4,000; and for
steam-boiler-, TO II. 4. Morrison Il Co., for
S2,343j4.
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EEGALLERY, Main street: Card-Pbotographs'
81 per dozen large framing photographs VI.
LEE GALLERY copy old pictures BEAUTIFULLY ana
photograph children successfully.
LIE GALLERY photographs delight all.
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CONTAGIOTS DISEASES.

Person, waiting on the sick should use Il freely
Scarlel-Fever has never been known t. spread
las been cured with 1t after BLACK VOMtT had
taken place. The worst cases Of DIPHTIIERiA
x...fF
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JUsr THISK.-I was permanently cured oi
chills ana fever by the use Of one box Of OwENss
ANrr-CnILL PILLS. Price, so cents box.
OWENS 4 MINOR. Richmond, Va.
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COOL NIGHTS remind as hat warm bre'AiasM
will soon BE- In demand, and that Hfchkk Shhf'
RAISING BUCKwHBAT will shortly be ready
HycKrn-s sELF-RAIsING FLOUR is always in
season.
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Real Estate Sales and Loans.

The Richmond Progress gives the fol-
lowing table Of sales and loans actually
made and transferred in the city from Jan
uary to October, inclusive, 1882:
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.RoeGu ON RAIs."--Ciears out rats, mice nies,
reaches, bed-bugs, ants, yermin, ehpmunks ioe'
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JAMES O'NEML.-Mr. O'Neill concluded
his engagement here last evening TO quite
a fair audience. There was fine matinee
in the afternoon, and the company in-
proves very perceptibly with each rendi-
lion Of " 4 Celebrated Case"
4 report seems to have gotten out IN
New York that Mr.. O'Neill has abandoned
his starring tour, as will be seen by the
following from the New York Music amt
Drama Of yesterday:
"Mr. James O'Neill is in New York,
having abandoned his starring tour and
disbanded his company. Mr. Dazey's
play. AN American King it appears,
did not draw
The report doubtless grew out OF the
fact that the manager, Mr.. +. VI. Gardiner
ha, given up the company and returns
from this point TO New York. Mr.. O'Nclll
has decided to run the company on hi, own
account. and intends to complete the tour
and fill the engagements made by the ior-
mer management. lie deserves success,
and 1t is to be hoped that he may meet with
il evcrvwh here. He goes south from Hlch-
mOnd.
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IF You DON'T sEE It Is mainly your own laul''
because by procuring par 81 'hLio i"iD
GLASSES YOU can improve failihS 'y.sieh' ~ ID -
80 ce,rIv For ale by al leading Jewellers and
Obiicians.
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"BucmuPAIBA."-Quck complete cure, all an
moving Kidney Diseascs. Ell. At druggists
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20
FENEEED and SICK
person, refreshed and
BED SORES prevent
Ga by bathing with
DARBYS FLUID.
IMPURE AIR made
harmless and purified.
For SORE THROAT II
is o surc cure.
CONTAGION destroy
cd.
For FROSTED FEET,
{ Hill B L 4 ! y :.
PILES. CHAFiNG>.
&c.
RHEUMATISM cured.
SOFT. WHITE CON-
PLFXiO\S secured
hyit> Use.
SHlP-FENER prevent
I'd.
TO PURIFY TIL J.
BREATH. CLEANSE
THE TEETH, IL can't
De- surpassed.
CATARRH rclleyedand
cured.
EEY>lPELAS cured.
BURNS relieved in
-frnily.
SCARS prevented.
by SENTERN cured.
WOUNDS healed rapid
~.
>CURNY cured.
All ANTIDOTE for an
lln2l on vegetable pol
Sons. ,iiugs. &c.
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9lthmond 0ispatth.
''NDAi''''.......OCTOBER Is, 1889.

1'-riiE CIRCULATION OF THE pIsp Arcu
y LAHGER THAN THE CONFINED cIRcr.
LArIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY yrws
PAPERS OF THE CITY. ''-" =
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VANITY FAIR NOTES.-The uesanS'eleiii
virginia, by special request, VIII open
Company D's Vanity Fair on the nlght OF
.,no smr -o at the philadelphia festival. Hon.
r. Kelley and Colonel 7. j., Evans q, ,h1i have We
consented I, m TO play the chess game, In which which
,,onps xonns iadirS At the meeting Friday eve
nin@ Grs decided eide TO attend in costume. The
us BIues. " Retreat for the sick, and Company
~ ',vs' ssson;a,;on viii have booths and tables
IL durinc H,Sots'J ,he Fair. and u number of promi-
hibits lDt ''''' Four hundred ladies went to see
the nrize b,by-carriage yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-15

Comic OPERA AT TIE THEATRE NEXT
WEEK.-On Tuesday, October the 24tb, Mr..
Charles +. Ford's comic opera company
will commence an engagement at the Thea
ire for three nights and a Wednesday
matinee. The company Is said to be ex-
cellent, and contains some OF Richmonds :
favorites i'm comic opera-singers, such as
Miss Marie Bockell, Miss Chapman, George
Denham, and Drew.
ON the opening night and at the matinee
they will present for the first time John
strauss late sensation "A Merry War"
OF course everybody will want to hear an
onera by the great d" Waltz King" Strauss.
II Is said 10 be one OF the brightest now
before the public, and is destined for a
long and successful run. The li6retto Is
fIrIl OF good things, and the music, with
LITTLE exception. is very tuneful, much OF
il being far above the average OF comic
opera. a.,i, ,ho CHARMING
onera Of Mascott will be performed, whilst
on Thursday the company VIII present the
Great nsthetIc opera Patience.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-15
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