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Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-03-10

A Louisville retailer of eleomargine
asserts that 1t costs him 221s cents a
pound.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-03-10

Two Illinois lunatics, who imagine
that people take them to be Guiteau,
have been sent to an insane asylum.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-03-10

An Iowa woman has accidentally
shot herself in the chin.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-03-10

The man who died with his boots on
had a sole to save.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-03-10

The most Abe-ly conducted admin
istration-Lincoln's.
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DISSOLUTIoN. /.

Martin & Billings have this a.x ,,.
from Tie h,aal hns,a. consent Mr.. BiIIinyrr o. r,,s
The business y. The undersigned Will carIY ny
west side. ~ the Old stand No, IS
MARCH In nj. Pianos Organs and Musical Goo,
No 46-:y
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-03-10
CURE EOR ALL
PAINS AND ACHES.

1T CURES
Rheumatism in from one to six days.NeuraIsfain
one hour. TOofhache in one minute. Sprains In
ene hour. Coughs and colds In twenty four hours.
Coles or cramps In ten minutes. Sore throat In ten
minutes Headache in three minutes. Ear,iche tn
three minutes Pain In the back side In min.
utes, DiarrhR IN one hour.
Catara, Fever and Ague, Cuts. Burns, Bruises,
Dyspepsia, Piles, Corns, Frosted Feet,
Bunions. Inflammation of the Kiducys,
Contracted Cords and Muscles,
Diseases of the Liver, etc
And all Nervous or 1nfamatory Aches and
Pains. cured in from three minute to three
days,
This great Household remedy should be in
every family, as it is sure cure and perma-
nent cure for all it is recommended. There can
be no danger in using it, as it is perfecly
harmless when used according TO directions.
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Fer AeAes and Pains in man or least,
used b0th externally and internally.
An instant relief for aHtains
and tile quickest enrs for
Diseases caused from
inflammation or
Ds6iHy Of
tie Nerges
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-03-10
1T is PURELY VEGETABLE.

Each bottle contains twice as much in guam
tity, and five times as much in medicine, rs
any like preparation. and the world is chal-
lenged to produce an equal in merit and real
worth. Wherever it has been used it at
once becomes the Standard Household
Remedy.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1882-03-10

The man who fired at tn. Queen
gives his name as Rodrick MacLean.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-29
What They Said ofOur Knights.

The Richmond knights Templar have
returned from Philadelphia. bringing with
them lively recolloctons Of the CITY u
BrOtherly Love and the following notices Of
the press
Richmond Commandery, No. ,, OF Rich
mond. Va, carried long pixies with 4 small
Masonic flag floating from the top OF the
staif. 1t was novel and pleasing feature
Of the procession.- Philadelphia Record,
9th.
The feature Of this division was the
" salute to the dead" given by the Rich
mond Commandery. No. ,, 20 the statue OF
Penn at Chestnut and Sixth streets.-Phii0-
delphiG correspondent Nelc York Herald.
Richmond COmmandery. No. ,. OF the
capital city Of Virginia, and Monumental
Commandery, No. 3, OF Baltimore, took
their positions. The Sir knights on duty
in Richmond Commandery, which was eS-
corted to its place in line by Kadosh Com
mandery, No. ,, Of this city, presented
very rich appearance in black lance and
flag with spear. The Tempiar sword was also
worn. The triangular aprons OF black
velvet and the sword belt and baldricks
made of similar material, both being trim
med with silver fringe and tassels, were
unique in their contrast TO the white silken
and leather trapping- worn by the other
communicates in the column. Within the
lines OF Richmond Commandcry were ir-
cluded detachment Of ten Sir knights Of
AppOmatt0X Commandery, No. 3G. Of
Petersburg, in charge Of Gcncralis,lmo J.
T. Parh1m. - Pbi1deipiia Press, eth.
One of our knights describing their re-
ception said: I'VE were applaudcd all
along the line: met some Boston Knights.
and had specially good time with Provi-
dence Knights
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-29
Rriefs and Personals.

There will be a change OF schedule on
the Chesapeake and Ohio railway TO take
effect to-day. Time for the arrival and de-
parture Of trains can be seen in the adver-
tiscment.
The ladies OF the Fourth PRESBYTERIAN
church have rented the dining-room under
the grand stand at the Fairgrounds. This
will be the only place at which hot coffee
and oysters can be had on the grounds.
The German brigantine Amor, KohIer
master, from Rio Janeiro, was reported in
the river yesterday in tow for this port,
with 1900 sacks OF coffee for Messrs. Day
enport & Morris.
There will be free musical entertain
ment and social gathering at Leigh-Street
Baptist church tomorrow night. The
musical programme will be attractive, and
the dime supper after the concert Will be
one Of the enjoyable features of the occa-
sion.
Last night Officer Deuring arrested 4 ne
gro man named Alex. Davis on charge
OF being drunk. Earlier in the day
Davis's wife fell down with her child in
her arms, and hurt IL severely, and false
report was circulated that Davis had killed
il.
The firemen had battalion drill last
night in front Of the Broad-Street engine
house, and made quite a fine appearance
in their uniforms. The Fire Brigade will
make Il credtable display in the Trades
Parade
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-29
Chesterfield yOfinG-Prccincts and
Judges.

The following are the yoting-placeS and
judges Of election for the county Of Chcs-
terlield:
Matoaca Winiree's store, Tuck
cr's shop. fuckers store. Cloyer-Ilill
Distrct-CIover-IIill Complny'S Store and
:. :. Goods store. Manchester District
klcycrsahrs Store and llancock'> store.
Bermuda Di,trict-Chestcr and Evlcr's
Store. Dale Di>trct-Chc,tcrficl Court
house. Midlothian Decentralization
Judges Of Election Winirec's Store
William VI. Rowlott. Thomas \. Hewlett,
and Pmk Boiling. fuckers StOrc-W. l..
Wilkinson, Il. ". Nunnally, and Henry
Hatcher. fuckers Shop-William ~.
Crowder, d. V. Wilson, and Charles Lun-
dy. Cloycr-IIill Company's Storc-G. II.
Robertson. j. l.. Owen, and Thomas Heath.
Goods Storc--J. +. Laprade, l.. \. sims,
and John Tucker. klcyersahrs Store
Frank Guy, J. 5. Clayton, and Charles L0-
gan. IIancock's StorC-A. j. McTyre, j.
+. Gregory, and Henry Robertson. CheS-
teri. +. Winfree, Frank DancoX. aud
+. J. Bland. Eyler's Storc-G. II. Bur
rows. Il. y. Nicholson. and K. T.. Crowley.
Courthousc-J. +. Muse. W. Il. Chalklcy,
and Gran. Archer. Midlothian-L. A..
MorrsSettc, Joseph &. Rock, and Bcnjo-
min W. Johnson.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-29
Tho Third District.
SCOCRAGING DEMOCRATIC NEWS

L.'NbN hhbisNb iLMV' kAllN NEMN.
During the last week Captain George u.
Wise, the Democratic candidate for Con-
gress from this district. has been in the
country. and everywhere has been met
with flattering demonstrations. During
the time he has spoken TO six meetings i'm
Louisa county and two i'm Hanover, and at
each meeting the enthusiasm was such as
to warrant the fact that Captain Wise will
come to Richmond with majority Oi at
lear one thousand votes. Yesterday he
addressed one OF the largest meetings in
Hanover county, at Shrp'> Store, that has
been seen in the county for number OK
years. The day was dark so far as the
weather was concerned. but as bright aS an
electric light for Democracy. Hundreds
OF people cheelcd Captain Wise. and he
came on 10 Ashland i'm the highest spirits.
He addressed over four hundred people
at Ashland, and was chccred loudly by the
crowd which followed him to the depot.
The Democrats are aroused, and their
war-cry, death to Coalition and Rcpubn-
caniSm," is ringing with an accent that
prcsagcS a dire defeat on the day OF clcc-
tiOn for this political element.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-29
tGrpnf Work Of Art.

VI. !. Powers, photographer and artist,
52j Broad street. has finished lfo--izc (1lI
hand-work) portrait in oil-color> Of the late
DR.. j. B. Jctcr. This picture j. truly q
work of art and perfect likeness of That
great and good man. There appear, in this
picture two copies Of the RcligionS H.
rohi-onc of February =. 1850, the la>.
one he read. The other oi March II, lsso,
which contained the last editorial Bee wrote,
entitled Mind and Natter" On closer
observation you viii sec on strip Of Grape
which bind, q package oi manuscript the
date OF February +. 1850, at which time
the spirit lett the body and went TO it, God.
Mr. Powers remarked tots: II placed the
HraH there from The iact that regard
DR.. J,ter and thr Her0N a- one and H.
-rpaublc."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-29
LECTURES.


I,S. ROBERT ASHCROFT,
= - ..s-rc eai,onal Minister Of Liverpool ing
laudI. viii deliver q course OF
FRLE LECTURES
Al TIE
VNIVERSALISr CHURCH
.rllce ha. been hircd). on Nayo street
FRIDAY EVENING. OCTOBER ~ lS>z'
IT 1870 o'clock.
SUBJECT.
.rrv .NT, s40O \ YEAR" WHY ,AS \
HfiirVIR IS THE SCRIPTURES. DIS
CsEDED BOTH
,ATT-EDAY EVENING. OCTOBEE 2SIh'
al 1870 o'clock.
SUBJECT:
D.. THF ST9N~ OF TIfE TINES. ~ i, -t II ~ \,
TPON Tie WORLDS DELI Li-'>N" -
CHRIST. , d.
Sunday MORNING. OCTOBER 29TH'
IL IL o'clock.
TIE BLOOD OF CHRIST IND ~ IiiE nxr ~ II - -
SANT~ or PROMISE: WHAT u ~ - =, =, ~ Il, n
10 20 WITH THE OTHER. AND "HAl =
HAVE 10 10 WITH BOTH
SUNDAY ENENING. az 7:3o o ''"'A'
sUBJECT: ~ ..
. THINGS SUPPOSED TO BE IN Iiih DIP Hn <.Ii
WHI(H GAN%OT BE FOUND IHtktS = 81 y :;
THlNG- TIIFRE WHICH VERY fE" AM
AWARE or" ,.,..orof,,
Dan onr law nudge any man before It heaic'"
Lim.~-Jshh rit., 81.
TIE prELIC ARE INVITED. no CO5L41tt
TlON. SEATS fltkE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-29
MOTHERS! MOTHERS! MOTHERS!

Arc YOU dlstarlca At night and broken oi %, ~
rest by a SICK child .uierns aud cfiink "'-" u.
cxcruclating pain Of cutting iecth' II - =, ~
once and gct lottlc n Mrs. "lN-ip"
SOOTHING SYRUP. II viii rclievethe poor .'''"
sufferer Immediately dcicnd ai"h ~ t''c - ~
mistake about IL. Their T. no, iIoS'' "' ''. -
who has ever used u Who VIII 3oi ''H You - ".
that II will regulate the bowels and yiNs ''' 20 '"o
mother aud relief and health TO ihe on.''''i' Ae
M, r,,yic +. A. nernectly ,afe % ne IN az c.'''.
,, ,los.ant to ,le taste and 4. the prcscrig.ioa n
- ol,et aud i,st femaie physleians q d
,nr.e, IN ,ne Ua!te4 s,2tes SID cyerywherc. %
csnts Uotyc. w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-29
Political Points,

There will be 4 stirring meeting to-mor-
row night Of the Jefferson Ward Demo-
cratic Club. at their rooms. No. l7l0 Main
street. \ full attendance Is confidently
looked FOR. and every man j. expected 10
be on hand "Uncio" Bob Stvll will he
on hand, and will tel the boys how 10 do
their duty. when to DO Il, and where.
On Tuesday night Jackson-Ward Club,
No. 1. VIII have a grand Democratic meet
ing at their rooms. corner OF Seventeenth
and Washington streets. The meeting viii
be addressed by Hon. II. \. Atkinson and
others. All Democratic clubs and the pub
Tie generally are invited TO attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-29

CoLLIEE's LIGHTS o LoNDoN.-This cele-
bratcd melo-drama will be presented at The
Richmond Theatre on Monday night. The
nlay ran $50 nights in the Union-Squale
Theatre. New York, and from this some
estimate Of it, merit may be truthfuliy
gathered. II abound, in eccentric comedy,
rare drolarv. aud startling situations. The
scenery used will be entirely new-not one
bit of that in the Richmond Theatre being
used. The company will pass through This
city to-day on a special train to Norfolk.
over the Chesapeake and Ohio road, ana
will return on special train "Wednesday
morning next.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-29
SOMETHING To "IIoLLER ABOUT.

The pretcns.ons which shoddy clothing -hou.s
make TO appear what they arc not reminds rs Of
the story of gentleman who met quiet news
boy selling papers. Is there are any news,
sonnyr" inquired the gentleman. 81 Lots Of
news" replied the hoy, "but there's uo,.n' worth
hollern' about" just 50. And so their cnstom-
ers Gnd out I'm the end But when We boiler"
you may be sure there's clothing news worth
hearisg.
For example, we offer TOMORROW. in connec-
tion with our perfect stock OF Mems and Boys
Clothing OF every description, the following bar-
gains:
Lot ssls-
GRAY FAIL OyEICo,r
made well, trimmed nicely. They won't sell at
what they are worth. which Is As. so we mark
them down to a.. VIII that induce You to par.
chaseg
Lo. ss2l-
ENGLISH GRAY AND BROWN SERGE
OYEECOATS.
Big value at $l5. There is not over 2 dorea Of
both shades. so we cui The price to $40. II you
can huy As good a coat elsewhere az .l5. brin;
ours back.
Lot S9lG-
MEDUN-WEIGuT, ALL-WooL CASHMERE
tLATEBETTES,
cut full length, llncd with a good mc'Auy. lining.
You could hot luy the Cashmere in any dry-gools
tore for less than she price. We Offer you the
Coat complete for.S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-29
POWDER, &c.

NUNPOWDER.
0NJ.poN1~s EAGLE RIFLE, in kegs;
DuP0NI-s EAGLFEi EAs6GLiFiHG 3GGEh; ~, u ff and FFFG, in
pu$oST1s EH6KE;JhooE6dEa 6da Il M,S$IS,; fSsi POWDER
DtPDN : ~ ~ these celebrated BRANDS UT
,Ili 1sp psnsWn everywhere and the most Iop"-
lar In use. ALSO
.r, ,S POWDER and HEMf ana
PROOFF'St' ITIF,SEY IT, WORTHAN,
Agent for the manufacturers
o, n-deed3nskw3m -----
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-29

The CADETS. The cadet corps Of the
Virginia Military Institute arrived i'm the
city Yesterday morning. under the COM
mand OF Colonel Scott >hipp.
The Richmond Light-Irfa9try Blues -
>cmhcd at their armory before : o'clocl,
yesterday morning and under the com
mand OF Captain andrew PiZzui went
down to- the Richmond and Allcghany Rail-
road depo, for the purpose OF meeting aud
rendering the Cadets the hospitality Of the
company.
Unfortunately the train Was two hours
behind time, and ne Blue, marched back
to the ArmOry. When later the Cadets ar
rived on The delayed train. detachment II
the Blue, met them and escorted them TO
their Arn0ry, on seventh street. where
breakfast had been prepared for the VIZ
it0rs. After breakfast a detachment ~ The
Blue, under command OF Captain riZzini.
escorted the adct- TO the Fair-Grourds,
where they cncampcd.
The Cadet, looked pretty in their gray
uniforms, and numbered over hum
drcd men rank and ilc. They Will remain
in the city during the Fair, and next Mon
day, ii the weather j. clear. viii lie re-
viewed in The afternoon by Governor
Cameron. rhP review viii take place on
the Capitol square about O'Clock p. II.
VIRGINIA TEMPERANCE SOCIETY. This
Society will hold meeting next Tuesday
II = o'clock i. VI. at the lodgo-TOOm>, Oh
Church I'LL. -Thc officer, and members Of
Spin Hicld Division, No. lG1. Sous Of TcT-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-29

The activity in the matter Of registration
and transfers yesterday was altogether un-
prcccdentcd IN Richmond. and wa, not con-
fined 10 the Democrats. The negroc, came
up in large numbers to register and 10 ask
for transfers. Some Of those who wished
10 have their names added to the lists de-
clarcd that they had not voted since the
Chahoon election. Most OF them appeared
10 be well drilled in the answers they gave
to questions prop0undcd, showing that
there are careful mana ger, ut work behind
the scene, here.
The Democratic club, did good work,
not only in bringing out our voters, but in
dctcrring fraudulcntly-incincd coIored par
tics from getting places on the lists.
II is believed that over 1000 transfers
and new entries were made.
At one yoting-prccinct seventeen men
who had long been residents oi the city
and ward registered for the first time.
The Democrat, must have 21incd three
or four hundred votes by the registration
Of young men now Just Of age. The Co
aitionist>, of course, made gain from the
same cause.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-29
.,o,srs. MULES, WAGONS, &c.

NOR oALrz =" r,des and drives well; /S11
Il siN yesIst I harness Can be seen a.
FnsiB'S SIABLf- o." q. W. HURT
~ Isl: or apply 10 Richmond College.
ne Ds-Zt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-29

VANITY FAIR AND THE TRADES PARADE.
Vanity Fairs exhibit in the Trades Parade
promises 10 be most interesting feature.
They have been assigned to the Third divi-
sion. and Beech Military Academy, head
ed by Il full band, will form the escort OF
honor to their King Of Carnival and Queen
of Mirth, who will be seated III golden
chariot with proper costumed attendants.
Vanity Fair for the past week has been
well attended, as the enterprise OF its man
ayers deserve, and they have fulfilled their
programme on every occasion 10 the >atls-
faction Of all. Without doubt il Is The best
and most attractive military falr ever held
m Richmond, and all who attend VIII be
nicn.cd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-29
\. -AKs & Co..
ONX-pRfCE CIDTUIrRS,
1913 Nal. STREET.

Come to the halc. O. man. this mnuo;
Here, the proc -h. and paw + In it.
q. lut H.. Nag,
Taking the rtg
Of cy'ry proco-h. There no way 60 fhiu 81
There they go, NAV, Aud there is delr Gu;
Isn't he sweet? .. my, what fus''
And there are some men
Loofug perfectly splcu
ON horses. why didnt Gioy 60 ia bus2
.. I'm 20 clad. Ivi,h could hoii
That would De wrong iu fact, would j, l.
IN wait and i'il read
tmtri,,r3l fc,d)
Al about the Irocc.h Ina the 'scicty col.
Ani how the MAI. taok wine With hls zap
When the grand pt9cosh wound the diy up
Alliance Dining-Hoom- Mod;
.. dear man, aren't Il odd
That Cap. fakcs both toe cake aud tn cup
In serving good meals NJ rcisonahl, pri pos %, his
MODEL DISING- ANp >ANrLE-itooMs, G22 Br' Nd
street, near Theatre Dnine-rariors for ladies
aud gentlemen. OY~rLHS In every style. btN-
crAgc5 uucNcelci.
TIE FISCHER PIAVo. -lrong and sweet tn tone
durable IN structure, reasonable IN price. Is VIM
ming It, way everywhere
RYLAvD & LEE. Agents.
Beautifully WHITE TEETH ENSURED BY
the use Of MFApE & BANEe's SAroSiat bENrI-
rRIcE. which VII pcei.ly remove incipent tartar
and scurf. Price. nifty cents a box.
TIE BEsg CHEAP rIASo j, the nHJVE,TEES
x FULLER. EfLANp LIE Agents
DE. MrTrrpoprEH. 81 Broad ,trc th,yc
the greatest bargains and largest assortment ot
Carpe,s. Cloak. Dolmau-. sacqure Drca Goods.
silk, Nclvets. Flu-he-, >itm-. lni' rweas. 10
siery. and oycy thing usually kept in d hl-t-c'i5s
dry-goo1, house. Give them an carly call
Fine. brilliant and clear Lenses are a,ed in max
ing the CLLLULOlD EYEGLASSES. When you
huy q pair you may know ;hat you are getting the
best.
For sale by al leading 'cwelers and opticians
THE erEINwAY PrA>o has no poor DO this
country. hfINND y |.',
SIXTY THOUSAND CmcKEHtSG TiN>o i1Cc.
Better an tlc t.Ia'. FfLANp& LLi.'A .'''
Jr.r TnlSK.-l v1- permanently eng ~ ~
,tll. and f.v,, 1y tir u-. ofoH h'f '' 'NAN''
Avrl-,uLi Pi-f-. rr.',.'0 c'u'- d ''>.
OWLS, & Nf>oE, N'cht. '..i.N -.
AFnAGRASr BErtritls ai"ay- ' 'I-. F'' '.'
yorclu ntyeit iy using NEAbt iAhnf 'c'.-
ci,,. ctruoiic MorIn-VA- ttr.i". ti"'i-
c.r.iyc olor ral.cd .y ~ ci',i T'in l.i '..'.
teeth. and si,rjily lr u.r' uen ID .'''''. ''"'
.piiou. Price. Hrt, cont. Il tDule
AVE uoxLy by tuy.., ,'1r "rorc''.
U.n>l-- Y.rtLhI. Dl..D.rr.
,.r... ~,.r.rl. a.I Nlr...'t. .'t. .-.
Ask yorr cno.ln lar John N.ig .s ,.n i-
md i,tn.. tlit. ne .n cil..s inrs -l ... 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-29

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy,
drIzzly. and generally disagreeable.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, 80
. A. NJ, 81; noon. 5S; 3 p. NJ, Sc; G 7.
NJ, Sc; midnight, 50.
Mean temperature, 55 Is.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-29

THE PROFESSOR Monday and Tues
dav nights Gillctte's Professor will be at
the Richmond Theatre. The Professor
has been popular in other cities, and the
expressions OF praise that precede the play
here would indicate that full attendance
Of our fashionable people Will be a the
Theatre on both the evenings mentioned.
The courting and iilting scene viii be sure
to attract attention, for even those who
have been successful in love and wear tEe
.ilEen cords OF matrimony will never lose
interest in the old story that will continue
TO be repeated As long as the world lasts;
and rs for those who are rehearsing for the
great drama, why, of course, they will
closely identify themselves with the spirit
OF the play. There will be eight pretty
Girls and marriage before the footlishts,
and = handsome S0uuenir for the ladies.
The box-sheet is now open for the sale OF
reserved seats. and 4 good many have
already been sold.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-29
AucrsoN sAlEs MONDAY.

oU.sRLrs & McCCkuY A. r. NJ, sne.i = '' sel,'.,,
y niissiapolH sale % Nlice c"c,i.us '' -at'
Nenatlc street.
GRuBBs & WILLIAMS, A. =. h- g..
stores AMI dwcihusa Nos. sos "H' 9t' "''-"
SOyG.th street.
JAS. MACDOCGALl. lex 4. N't'ia'' '''''-
pet, hcds, stoves, r. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-29
)ICHMOND THEATRE.
NO INCREASE IN THE PRICES.
THEATRE.
CUR NIGHTS AND SATURDAY MATINEE,

IUUR NlGHI> ND >AIIKDAl MATINEE.
commencing
WEDNESDAY ~ \f\ING. NOVEMBER 1ST,
COLLlER'> "LlGHTS O. LONDON" COM
PANN.
A. ur4ulilcd md an assured success a. the
I-ui.u-~luarc Theatre. New York. and wherever
ei-t performed. George :. SHINES powerful spec
4cu.a. Iurlolrama.
THE LIGHTS o. LONDON.
I-e-.rtcl with I'm especially selected company II
The it-t talent ~ tie country. under the auspices
II Mr.. 4. VI. Palmer. II the Unions ludrc Thea
r.. Nv York. and with dll the scenery. proper
t.e,. alI mechanical appliances rs u.cd at that
theatre. Received nightly with thunders oi ap-
V'au~-. roar of laughter. tear- OF sympathy, anu
rcrl.te with picturesque sketches, FlNld por-
traltlIes. striking situations. magnihccni stage
.eftiu... scenery hy the world-reuowned Richard
P-,-.r,ie. lv Ne,.r,. Hudson & Mcbride.
>CArEOf PRICEs Reserved seats In orchestra
- circle and IN. s-circie. IL; admission. Toe.
family circle. soc: gallery 25c. sale OF seats be
eius tuesday a. = 4. VI. At Theatre and Ram"s q
". &C 29-3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-29
A LOOK AT LAST WEEK.
TOWN TOPICS PLEASANTLY TOLD.

me church ConRress-Amusements- Mo.
zart A"ociation-St. Paul's Church Choir
Trades Parade-AgricuItural Fair-A Word
of Explanation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-29
,,D1,1- NfI-SICAI rNTFRT AINNIENT.

EREE MUSICAL ENTERTAINER J..
L There viii he FREE MUSICAL tNTE K
TAINNfNT AND SOCIAL GATHERING az me
Itlgl--ireei Rapti,, church on MONDAY NlGli l.
October 3G.h. commencing promptly ~ Sl%oVn' %
Al friends and mcmters of the church ana COZ
.reraiIom aye cordially invited L. attend, hv h1
musical programme viii cou-iSj ~ chgifn -olos
tic choir. vocal solos and duel>' ana v. e,t1rc-
loom % '"c 0h"'V" ii'''' Oc Z9-lt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-29

BASorgr ARMY NoRTnERN VIRGINIA AS
sorr,T,oS % [The ANIMAL banquet OF this
Asaociot;or viii take place at Pizzinrs,
eoz r'V eaSt 't'I Rood street, Immediately after
I tbs annual NM ,oecflng and address at the hall
OF the House OF pc!eSates' iH"iSo'!' Nv
Yember Cd, at i. VI.