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uANCHEsTER AND VICINITY.

BrieCs.-The proposed Manchester read
;ag.ro0m starts off updGr very good auspices
indeed. All classes OF citizens have liDt-
yalIy subscribed The quarters viii he m
the old Manchestoc National Bank bllit-
ing. on Hull strest which is being llaHAl-
,0mely fitted up for the purpose.
The city churches were largely attended
sunday both in the morning and night,
much interest baipg manifested. The dedl-
cation Of the Methodist chapel on kuth
street was witile ssed by an immense crowd.
Rev. George c.. Nanderslice preach~'i the
usual sermon on the occasion.
Yesterday evening a baldheadod eagle
wos seen cirling in the air over the Guy.
Many an anxious glance was cast 81 hiil,
and numerous guns were made zeadi loI
his receptiOn. but he kept out OF reach
U;s nresence is thought to indicate the dis
nosition hitherto doubtfuD Of many Man
| chester chicken.
The tank on the water-tOwer which ha'
becn erected on the premises Of the Rich
mond and Danyille Railroad Company
ncor the Free bridge, Is to be iG feet hlSi
and Oh feet across the brlm. 1t will holt
SOC, 900 gallons OF water: Ine structure i
So feet high, and several OF the lower $40
rieS Hllt De uScu ~ SAOl's ANU ".
Manchester people are confidently eN
nectjnc. and are being led 10 believe b!
What they conceive reliable representations
that the Richmond and Allegheny rallroa'
viii before the end OF sixty days compiler
n bridge across their basin property, whie'
will give easy access by Ninth street
neople on both sides OF James river. 1ns
regard the Ninth-stEeet route 10 IichiAon'
AZ their natural inheritance.
THE city reservoir was cleaned ose ~
wcek the preliminary operation beng
} LEI out all the water. Forty cart-Vaus =. :
muddy Debris were removed ny tue ,t e.s
carts and hands from the bottom. II
. ,inny tribe, thought toinhabit the pt"e O.
trmsiyely. mostly escaped as the water WI
beng drawn oil. -c.,, Earn,
4 large number OF Chesierheld iarh
, and lots in Manchester have recently pee ,
: old To northern and otler parties WI
intend permanent settlersent IN the piac
named. go, ,.;r;n, {,
a dustry will be more vigorously pursueu
4 Chesterfield county during the eoni''
: spring and summer than ever.
Mr.. john NJ. Merritt Is still very sicA, I,
: i also that well>known citizen Mr. 'nGi ~
/. Atkinson, residing on the corner "a q
e teenth and Perry streets. -. ID.
el Mr.. Nonroe Winiree, brother Oh ~ ~
d. b, Winfree, former pastor OF the u -
D, list tburcb here, died at loeloek on y
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day evening after lengthy illness, and
was buried yesterday evening in Maury
cemetery. The respect entertained for him
was well evinced by the large attendance Of
sorrowing citizens.
Mr.. James Robertson, who had Just
moved in his new store, corner Of Twelfth
and Perry streets, on returning thither
Sunday night found a cart backed up to
the rear entrance and preparation being
made to remove 4 load OF his effects. The
vehicle, under the skiful guidance Of the
intending thief, was soon non est.
Both OF the Manchester stages and sew
cral hacks have been engaged 10 take
parties here to the Cunningham bene-
fit at Mozart Hall, in Richmond, tonight
The beneficiary in this instance is very
popular here. and deseryedly 20.
\ number OF robberies were committed
in this city Saturday and sunday nights.
Among the number was the store OF Mr..
Thomas b. Cersley, on Thirteenth and
Hull streets, which was robbed OF twelve
dozen spoons. The thieves in this instance
were caught, and will be punished. A lot
OF silyerware was also stolen from the resi-
dence OF Mrs. :. W. Blankenship. G.. A.
Carr, grocer, corner Eighth and Hull
streets, had his store !elOniously robbed
saturday night Of lot Of money.
The public free schools are now better
attended than ever before during their en-
istence.
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How the raceediDgs In tho Wager
Case we're Commences.
RICaMOND, November p, |

lNUNU,
To the Editor Of the UiSpGtch:
Dear Sir,-Isce in your Sundays paper
that " Mr.. Yager. who had received re-
ccipt from the clerk OF the Hastings Court,
thus had two receipts, and informed Mr.
wise or some one else OF the circum-
stances" d d have two receipts -one that
| paid for myself. and the other was left at
my fathers house for me. Now, the facts
in the case are these: In my absence my
wife gave the receipt in question to her
father 10 see # ne could find and return 1t
fo the marty that sent it. Ny wife's father,
who is a friend OF Captain Wise, showed it
TO the Captein without my kroslcdSe or
consent. aud did not know ANYTHING OF
the matter until sent for by Captain Wise.
Respectfully. GEORGE A. lAGER'
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- T L V L n :


HAS OPENED IhlS
,l,rye Invoice OF BLACK WALNUT rrs
EnOK SHELVES, CORNER bhACh1cn l,' iroI' - ~
SInr-RBACKETs, TOWEL-RACh9' IoS-
IFT-HIRRORs, &C, &c; .. ,,t,nrS
some HANDSOME SQC ARE EBoHh
TAILS at So, 81 and 90 ALLIGATOR
u,NDsovE LEATHER aud ALLl"N ~"
sUOPPI rc,,v,s.
FIFCANT PLUSH SHOPPING
rtrctxr PLUSH CARD-CAsEs; o.epa
HTATTIFTL HAND-PAINTED CAh"-O'''7''
at&3; CON-. 81, 20 worth SO:
E1xr piI,sH BRUsB-sET at 70; ,,,,o~
- tn,roense Inc Of sXlO COA"iN
FRAMES from soc. to $500
An RrsTICs At bottom prices, co.,p,S 4.
In PLUSH, VELVET, apd "a lN o'
'D TI"Ss ~ ;s We show large assortment; no,,s
yre .hor some wonderful bargains IN Doac-n 'oi-an
notably the one al sl.0O. Al "nO oniv 60 /,
'S,o', :, :. worth 50. There were onIy 'oo Oo -
the case and no more TO be had d. I'm ~, at o5c
-. eli at Sc Ii cheap enough AZ 1vu a",
1"s Oi nnITi, Ihc best we have ever SHOWN "'
Richmond people know what ina. inc nv1, as po.a
Co,ntry orders should be sem sehs - Rad street.
ble 10 - scnd for oDo- 10 ~
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DR.. j. Jay yiilcPs.

The Tabernacle was crowded last nlght.
DR.. Villcr. Is capable ia an instant, without
the adyentitious aids from costumery or
wis. 10 % change his features that ms
personal IDENTIFY is completely lost, and he
i the pclronification Of the pegson or char
acter be initiates. His disp'ay Of charac-
ters shows wide acquaintance in the lee
ture Geld and careful study of men.-
,JouruGi. jersey city, ~. j.
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The RAILROAD SuIT.-The case OF ". H.
smith as. The Richmond and Petersburg
pa;Irood Company was commenced IN TIE
C;rcuit % Court of this city yesterday.
The counsel for the plaintiff are Jame'
.,tred .Jones. Judge w. W. Crump, BeV
'i n, Crnmn' and II. II. Wortham; for De
iandants BENJAMIN ii. Nash, Judge IL ii
Marshall, and Charles 5. strlng,eli,o,m, i,,"nt,on
This suit is attracting muen atte"sapm .so snm,
There are several other cases ol unny ", I oI
nature against the railroad golnpams' ar, ~, .,
oggregating about slOo,OOo: III, n,,ye ntS, =" o
therefore be looked upon IN the h"''n' =
n test case.
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VIEWING THE VOTE.

Meeting OF the State Board Of Canvasser,
Yoacrday-None but Candidates and Coun.
sci Admitted to the Count-Tight squeezs
In the First District; Importance OF a
CountY-Court Seal; Point Made that the
Gloucester Returns do not Bear the Pro.
per Seai-The O'Ferrall-Paul Contest.
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Attention is called to the sale OF Mr..
Williara G.. Miller's beautiful residence, at
the corner OF Cary and Thrd streets, this
afternoon. 81
Az She evenings are bort, bidders vii
nlca.e be on hand promptly, a> the sale viii
commence at 4 o'clock barp.
FRANK ID. HILL n CO., Auctionecrs.
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CIGARS.

HEWITT & son MANUFACTURE
Ill FL PICADOR. Ia NINTA, VISTA. and
WEY YASOkKS, which are all Havana Goods.
0ur o. specialtic- are "OLD JACK" and
" FORGET-NE-NOTS.
our good, are wrapped with inc Sumatra to-
barcO oi. our own importation.
Orders solicited from the trade. no 2S-eod3m
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Dr,ru OF GEORGE w. WILLIAMS
George W. Williams, past gllnu mod'"i =,
patriarch of the Sons oil IemperaIIJi oiorI. 81.
Virginia, and for many years Jourilal c.ci .nd n
Of the state Senate, died at MS resluoHVc' :,
in thi, city. at l O'Clock SUNDAY h4Ininsi hs,i
Mr.. Williams had been coniined 10 MS pe',
for several months. The exciting e"use Vi
the disease from which ne dleu Wa M
wound received during the late war: aI, ~
funeral took place from 'Zo hoItn Ioui ~ -
street Yesterday AFTERNOON, SIN rhen,o
the Grand Division sons OF Temp ~" %ani. az,
and two OF his felow-clerks IRON 'ile ~ O"h'
fol acting as pall.bearers; Inc ,r,mani' re,n",m'
were inferred at Hollywood. mT: w iI,iaI,' n'i;n
married niece OF the late Shei'ol i'"' =,
clerk of the Senate, and leaves VIC ""'
several children.
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NJ TIE BEST CoD-LIvER OIL,

ne IIiE DTl'NI w IT
imported by myself direct from Ne" FouhoIahu
and guaranteed to be pure free from r'hclui';
and more easily assinilated ana more ''cccp''"''
to tbc stomach than other brands OF oil.
For sale by l. hObEH =, ,,1,
Successor TO Meade BakerJ
9I9 eat Main street. Richmond '"
Tno 2l-Tu&Sa-2mI
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r,r Cu.rFIN INyEsTIGATIoN.- N.-Ihe soII-
,i.an nn oxamjning into the Chaffin charges
ini.'et nt ot tlrr Ctv Hall last night and exam
met Il. ''rv numbcr OF the city officials as to
,heG the;r lnowIedge Of Mr.. Chafin's charges r.,
thcir as e"v wsmhers of the Council. Inc
asn,mI,, s',m,,ttre will meet again this evening NJ
4 O'Clock to continue their ihIvo rnoSIedce
and any citizen having any yraarcst@d snUSS 10
bearing upon the charges Is ''i"'''>
come forward and TESTIFY.
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REMOVAL.

HAVE REMOVED Ny PRINTING
l. OFFICE from No. 1905 u lil2 Main street
loycr Ianccy, Waddcy & COZ
am prepared % execute anything In the Was OF
PRINTING. can and ascertain H.limatt-.
no1S-ct. L. KEENAN,.
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Personal.

|,EoPGE w. HILL, OF RlCllMonD' RlCl'1i' ~
N,1 located himself In Washing on, on 4, -
where S I he viii be pleased TO meet 1o "ss as.it. IT.
friends. ----------- ,,.,c
Ill PERSONS HAVING CLAIMs Al ~
4 " ,iSST II. w. OLIVER, seent' are re. iei e.
4ucsled them id4 RrogfTs and ali per
No 500 Bro&S to r. W. Oliver agent, are re9%este'
,ons 80 cal and pay ,aid debts r. n $50 s. ga
RICHMOSD, VA, N"'c''"'' no 2S-lw
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vu,rp OPERA COMPANY. This company
~, li.evn he at ri the Theatre Thursday, Friday
and Saturday nights, onvel'e, e,tsS % sols
and the Mascotte VIII De presence ""''
Of reserved seats begins to-day
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT OR SALE, IhE
Il ,RGF AND DESIRABLE STOREsE-4
= 90 AL 1 / / .outh Fourteenth street, at pre-
s,,i cmnied Nv Mr. : Blanchard Thee stores
are r.ntranv locatd and we'll sni!ed ioI an!
"IioicS'i' ""r' X B CGAFFIS co.
no Ge-3t h'''' r~''-'e' .
NOR RENT. THAT FIhsL.C LASS a.,
X PEsIDENCE No. $40 E0ph keyenta Al
1t now IN the occupancy Of hes. No. start
containing eight rooms; all modem VI, :,
,nsrfs and IN trst-ratc repair. Ee-4'SSi"h ~
Dscetuber next. Applytl l,,..,., ,,o,,
join 7. G0DDLS, Real Estst, ., NtTns; ,,r,.s;.
no cost b''lh anu r''-'''''
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TIMRER FOR SAIL.

I,0R SALE, A LARGE LOT .,lo OF i fdN or Se. e.
;iIered ~ Ai at any saw.mil on the loser James '''
For particulars aooi'Sf WILLIAM ALLEN,
- ,o A Stpte Bank Building:
Room No' Richmoud, Va.
40 O2-1WS
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AMERICAN RAILWAY slGNALs.,

rI,HE AMERICAN RAILWAY SIGNAL
/ ro,tPANy OF yIRGIS1A.-Thec signals
are now ON cxhibitio AZ al4 Main stseet, sec oDc
Moor, Richmond v's No woald rest.,t.'.y 10, y,
,asIways oariicul4Tty, TO the ONLY PERfft
NSD TRAClEAL ELECTkiG RAILWAY
sissHaI ~ s.am ''c '"'T' ", :, >sllTH. Managey
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IN OUR TRIMMING STOCK

IN OUR TRIMMING STOCK
ARE
FOURAGIER'S and HUSSAR LOOPS, TABC-
LAR and SOUTACHE BRAIDS, GERMAN
TOWN WOOLS, ZEPHYR WORSTEDs'Ic.
BTTTONS for the million-eyery kind ana all
prices:
Cd FELT CLOTHS, for Table-Covers, in Light
Hluc. Brown, Red. Bronze. and Green.
4 call Il respectfully solicited from our fflend'
aud the late patrons Of \. p. Fox & Son.
no26-Su, ,Tu,Th&Sa4t
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.


The following PAPERS we're tikel rom my
90, Il, on MONDAY NIGHT lie ZUth Instant
Acceptance Ellington, Roysicr' Alien
Co Raleigh, y. C., thirty days from 80. ,..
November t, fOr...ss-.... ...... - 7i'c y"
Arceptance james |. Prtfhctt co."
Danvillc. Va, sixty ysirOm NoNem- ,,,,
ber 9th, for. ......-....... - IL -
Acceptancc james |. fruch'u N"'
Danyille, Va, sixty days from NOVeIh- ,,,. 90
her lUth. for....-fs ..s.'s 80 ..t'-- 49, -
Note Ready & Phillip, thirty hays from oeo -,
November 9Th, f0r........... ...''..' o0o w
Note ". j. WcstwOod, SIXTY days from ,,g-,
November 9th, for. .......:..,'-. 'A' -
Duc-hiIl Joseph Ieppcrt for fl0o.OV,
subject ~ "A credit on back IN IThch o,.
FOR as /. .JO-ba.RBC e, .'.'''., - w
order OF D. l.. foru Oh ~ DE- ,'..'' .'''' 92 80
coz. 49, =, 3. ''t',
order of MO-e- Morn u On g.. W. BOYD oi
order Of william y instOn on r. DAD - IA
ucy for about. ....t.''''' q. ''''' ''.. -"
order ot ila.r' Jasper w IS So
Check OF Mood"aI" '"' VII ~ SO 81
and other papers. The puDIc are W Wn'iNNl - IN .,
oIanst huN ing. trading for, or other" s' Aii's
nv nf thc above papers, ashley are pay ab'S 70 NY
/ order and have not been endorsed ~ ltS tHi
mcut has n,on Stopped, and dupliclt WI ~. Up
! pied for. ., -, ias1 NO 92.lw
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS POR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, fair weather, nOrtherly
winds, stationary or lower temperature,
and higher pressure.
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the First, Second, and Fifth district certifi-
Gates, aud the certificate for congressman at
large.
There Is no doubt as to their action in
any case excepting the First district.
POINTS.
Colonel Sims. who was before the Board
yesterday evening, says he expects to show
to-day that there are informalties In the
returns from Pittsylvania, where he alleges
that the commissioners were not appointed
until after the election; also, that he has
legal objections to the counties OF Patrick
and Henry. These are all three large
Democratic counties.
On the question Of receiving the Augusta
returns democratic by about / ,00O) Messrs.
Blair and Reveley voted "No" and Messrs.
Cameron, Elan, and Allen "Aye."
In the Seventh district according to the
returns) Paul beats O'Ferrall 20J; Wise
beats Massey 203.
The Board meets At 10 O'Clock this morn
ing. The First district case will not come
up till l:30 O'Clock.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
CHEAP CASH STORE.
j. 7. BRAGG.

J. :. NEAtIfT'
AI
los EAST BEOAD STREET, -
-- low opening beautiful stock ol I'l - O'"
si-ting Of
TOY-DRI' AfS. TEA SCI ,,.,,..,.-
ROCKING-HORSES HOBB1 -hO'HI>'
EXPRESS WAGONS.
TN TOYS of an kinds;
NA~IS from 2cc. per pair up
DOLLS from &c. up;
FANCY CI'P. snd sATCERs MUGS, TN
RAILROAD TRAINS, WASH SRI lot c''''
v.rs heap SET OF CHINA Of A pieces from
1915 70 $3.50; -o.-.,o rcpieces
FRENCH TEA SETS from se.0O 10 -: 80 IN IN, stma.
ThC al'0y, god, will hc sold a. cheap n ,
a We do now. - I,.-.IS T.. t,i' s,.rnou pink
IC-PIECEs WAsHsTAND sfI ~, 1l.s sgsnt .'N
90 2S-Iu3t I've 80
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DICHNQNn THEATRE.
TWO NlGliIS ONLY.
TllF lDHJNAL MAt5>ON-sQCN 4
fkGAIRE COMPANY

fkHAIRE COMPANY
~
FSMER siaDA,
u dram.ss.sS1n (by Mr.. Frances iiodS, y buf-
n.StsnIN IL. GilIoiaj OF Mrs Bur NJ,
.JIN an iIxI, IDYL ~ sOkTu CA LIN
CASTE .ns'ssdes John ;, .-sens, ~. . ss0ss,f
I,eni = lEikon, Louise DIXON, L.. Nilej frv-"Fy'
". II Poe, and T.. &. StangltT. -
"TiEF cFI EBR ATip STUDIO SCI ,,oo
-" IS ALL ITr .SSriIETIC SPLEsDoh:
epElIti LADlks' saDI-vEN w PRO tAMhf.s
saie "a seats cnm,aei;ses Monday gsssns 81 =
o., .oei. Al Theatre md saInOs No, .a
R,..y,r. ssats In s.aiestrt. orcies- siscie' an"
d - circle. 81. Aipissien, 71c sanity Cur
IIifRHDAY / yESiN,s--lle fi'as a. " iLBuh
.d' kRA THOU w ~ phf'f . =
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly clear
and cold.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. VI, 80 {;
Q a. NJ, 81; noon, As; Z. NJ, A; p.
NJ, SO; midnight, 80.
Mean temperature, "a 5-6.
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SPECIAL NOTICES


sT~ SPECIAL BARGAINS
EI.EGANT EMBROIDERED CASHMERE
ROBES
at sresuy-rcduced prices.
BLANKETS
frcm the big sale in New York.
DRESS TRIMMINGS
OF every description.
CLoAKs
of all Kinds for Women and Children.
GOODS FOR BOYS AND MEMS WEAR
LADIES UNDERWEAR VERY CHEAP
NERINo AND LANB's-wooL Usnrpc.p.
NESTs
for Men, Women, and Children.
CARPETS
the larrcs, and Ses'-assOr,ed stock In ibis city.
RUGS, MATS, oIL-CLoThs, MATING. WIZ.
DOw-sHApES aud LACE CURTAINS.
SHAwIs, KNIT GOODS, HORSE.
bLANhkTS, and CARRIAGE
BLANkEIS.
The hrgest eest-assoried, and cheapest stock of
TABLr-CLoTHs, NAPKINS, DoILIEs, TOW.
Els. PIANO and TABLE-CovRRs
ever offered.
HtMBURG EDGiNGs and ndINsERTINGs, LACE
FDGINGs and lNSERTINGs
in great variety atvery cheap prices.
\ large stock OF
LACE NECKWEAR FOR LADIES.
Allof iIe NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON can
roE ~ had AZ
LEVY. DAVIS & DRAKF'S
SUCCESSORS to Levy Brothers
1ol7 and 1919 Main street.
TYGRA-COTTA MOUSQUETAIRE KID
GLOVES IN all shades and qualities nol7
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CAKDs.

We shall opcn our large and vSr'eo "SS'''
esf c.DDS
On MONDAY, November 27th' ana coru'"'nS N ,,'o
site all 10 call and make their selection HUN '''
lsrge and extensive display offered oy US
HOOKS of every description and price co
oe WEST, JOHNSTON 90.
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tr' THALHIMER BROTHERS.
At FIFTH AND BROAD STREETS.
TliK ONLY PLACE
THE WRAP DEPARTMENT

81 the city whore you can find such an assort-
ueni Of goods we mention below.
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Cppc1u GRAND JyRY.- The following
grand Jurors have been drawn ior Gil..''t, an "t,
iourncd term Of the United STATES olII~l' I.l
Court. watch will be held III tnio CIT! ~
cember :, 1882: Anthony l.. Terici,,,s n.S -
- Wclburne, W. II. Mabclla, +. a. Reed,
w I rrnn. Alexandria; c. w. Holland,
p,inrc william: .. NJ. BuSand, Loudonn {;
= Mason. c. Lukins, q. T.. Hine, Fair
fov. g., " = DE Cordy, +. Delany, o. +. Nailty'
w w y UennelN. b. II. Bagnall, Benjamin
noyi. / r. Bfl, J. T. Holland, Norfolk 4;
w w II II NIurlough. Portsmouth; ". =
S,i,es Rcrkeley: Il. f. Jackson, J. ii. Fl
lcrson, c. r. Johnston, W. l. I 1]Sei"iIr' ;'i ~
Jack Temple, Richmond; John padu' S1ISn,o,.
b. Cersley, Manchester; J' .. nus. MoS.'Vf :
Culpcper; J. A. Wingheid' ii"n''''
". Crew, Ashland.
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I,PTF EXHIBITION DAlLI
AT
l.. LEwis's ART-GALLh"f'
MY HOLIDAY GOODS ,

.,rx xow OPEN FOR EXAMINATION
amony which are the following articles article 90,
.,.an""'es amVne rxGRAvINGs, WATER COL
2hsi iMs from 2o cents gpwaTEd;;t; ;;t;wrL CASES;
Plush oDoR;; T9iksn1E; 9likknE3 AR from 10 cents up
PHOIOShdMx,rrt tl,ree hundred difie.ent fD.
EAsEEs u EeosY; srbs: GIk! "'' ''-'. .c.,.r
ron ~ .T,SFp6 ssPt1 ~ irLAcQUEs and PLAosOh-
FRAMES; - ,~rtoIJE BRASS eeganu>
Arr PIECES IN ASid%Hne; 5nS br%S2ze;
Ss ns,1ea y a. sii STYLES made 70 orag. ycu and
p2Esi1dd0 pifp and 0MIArSTiL MIRRORS fhh'0"
GERMAN pLAsThT Ia hTnw-yEAR CARDS CARD sroa az
chEisLIMns khoIese and retail Of II oeo IN ssSes
one cent upwards over SPECIALITY.
ARTISTIC J.. LEWIS.
9l2 Main street.
NO ls
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POLICE CoURT.-The following cases were
disposed Of yesterday:
Thomas Cardwell was Jailed for fifteen
days for stealing one looking-glass from j.
y. Allison.
J. j.. Jones. Daniel Smith (cOlored), and
Mike Sullivan were fined 81 each for being
drunk.
Mary Taylor (colored) was fined g for
beng disorderly in the street.
Robert Scott, Nancy Taylcr. Julia Banks,
and George Burton (all colored), were fined
e. each for being drunk.
George Williams (colored), charged with
recklessly driving his team on the streets
and resisting the police; also charged with
assault and battery. The cases were con-
tinucd till Wednesday.
Mary Anthony, drunk, was sent to the
almshOuSe.
Page Morris (colorcd) was found guilty
OF stealing one lot OF buttons from \.
Alexander, and was Jailed for fifteen days.
Moses Garnett (cOlored), drunk and dis
orderly, was fined s..
William Baker (colored) vas fined 500
for throwing rocks at Edward William
Patrick Sullivan, charged with assault
and battery. The case Wa continued until
to-day.
John Sullivan (colorcd). charged with as
rault end battery. The case was continued
unit, to day.
W. !. Iobson was found guilty OF ,taal'
ing one lot Of underclothirg irom 4. II,
Edwards and Jailed for thirty days.
DIvIDEyD.-rhc Richmond Banking and
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SPECIAL NOTrCE-The subscriber finding his in
crcaslug trade lin manufacturing) tso arduous for
him to manage alone would like some active man
Of means and ability u buy one half of his present
interest, and one thoroughly competent to manage
finances. References exchanged Address "BUsI
NESS" care OF RicLmond Dispatch.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TbEsTOCk-
HOLDERS OF THE RICHMOND AND ALl6-
GHANY RAILROAD COMPANY viii be held at
the company's Office, Richmond, Va. on the Sh-
COND TUESDAY. BEING THE l2ru DAY OF
DECEMBER NEXT. 1882, at 10 W.. for the puf-
pose of elcctsng Board OF Directors TO serve one
year and for the transaction Of any other business
that NAV be brought before the merting.
r.. X. LELAND,
Secretary Richmond ana Mle9bsRy
no 2s-ld RairoSd CompsoE.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. %. 1882.

cs-TiiE CIRCULATION or THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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IT Is IMPOSSIBLE 10 conceive Of a more health
ful aud refreshing draught than ls afforded by
TARRANT's SETTER APERIEST combining, as
II does, the advantages Of a luxury and pure
safe Alternative and corrective sold by all drug.
zlsfs.
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CREDITORs OF RICHMoNIDo DE BANk. M
CiNG AND INST TKANrDU rDtr n 4 SECOND
PLEASEx n1nonnting to % PER ChN, Z, oo.1 o,
nD4,Scpa D and iaieret as Of se9'e99CerN 9c rNi0NpaY
Ix,II he paid on demand on ana "i'ci "0''i-
27th inis, nSietirable that parties shall ca" promptly
md collect their diyidcnds;; oCI,. Trustee.
'''' CHARLES +. W Wiil.o> Ids3 u" no 26-2w
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MEETlyGS.

HEADQUARTERS RICHMOND CoaxASpERr.l
No. 2. X. T., \
RICHMOND, VA, November 2e, 1889.
GENERAL ORDER No. 7S.- N~
~ SIR KNIGHTS: Attend stated ~
assembly OF the COmmandery at the asy- ~
iuni. st. Albans Han. corner of Third =
and Main streets, on THIS lTuesdsy/
EVENING at g O'Clock, In citizens dress. Mem
bers Of the Commandery Of 81. Andrew and vislt-
ing SIR knights cordially inyjtei to be present.
By order Of Eminent COMMANDER.
JOHN +. MAYER, Captain-t;enersl.
Attest: 8. Meg. FISHER, Recorder. no 26-lt
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