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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-22

In the discussion on Monday last at Gull
pepper Courthouse. Mr.. BARTON read GER
tain extracts which had been quoted by
Mr.. ALLEN; then producing a copy OF
some resolutions adopted at meeting in
Augusta, in which Mr.. ;. BROWN ALLEN
participated two years ago, which the lat
ter admitted he then endorsed, wherein
MASSEY was cXtolled rs hero, patriot, a
pure Christian. "lamb among friends
and lion among foes" &c, he inquired of
Mr.. ALLEN which opinion he now en-
dorScd. The effect on the audience was
splendid. 80 says the Exponent.
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-" BEGINNING On
MONDAY, OCTOBER 1GrI

MONDAY, OCTOBER 10TH
We viii di- play most elegant line Of SILK.
SATIN, and FCR-LINED CIRCULARS and
DOLMAN>, CLOTH CIRCULARS. DOL
MANS. ULSTERS, CLOAKS. and JACKETS :
Grand opening Of SILK. SATIN. and WORsTED
DRESS GOODS;
81, Al, 81, and 81 FLANNELs in an the
new shades;
\ fun line Of PLUSHES. YELYETs. and VEL
yETEENs;
Several EMBROIDERED and BRAIDED SUITS
on consignment, very cheap;
Large stock Of CASsMEREs. sACOUEINGs.
CLOAkINGS, FLANNEL>, REPELLANTs.
WEAVER CLOTHS. &C.;
Bargains in TOWELS. NAPKINS, TABLE
LINENS, WlNE-CLOTHS, CRETONNEs.
PIANO and TABLE-COVERs, TIDES.
QUILTS, COMFORTABLES, BLANKETS.
LACE CURTAINS, LAMBREQUINs, &C.;
MATTINGS below cost:
RUGS, CARPETS, and OL-CLOTHs, very
cheap;
More of those EMBROIDERED RIBBONS at
Is and 25c per yard;
CllILDREN'S REGULAR-MADE HOSE and
TIIREE-QUARTER HOSE, three pair for
Soc;
Complete assortment Of CIIILDREN'S, LADIES.
and GENTLEMEN's UNDERWEAR, HO-
sIERY, and GLOVES;
All the new styles DRESS-TRIMMINGs COL
LARETTEs, LINEN COLLARS, LACEs.
EMBROIDERIEs, CORsETs, HANDKER-
CHIEFS, JEWELRY, POCKET-BOOK
SATCIIELs, BUTTONS, RUCHINGs, RIB
BONS, &C.;
All sizes Of GOSSAMERS for children and ladies:
SlIAWLS In great variety;
In fact, every desirable article in DRY GOODS at
lowest price at
THALllMER BROTHERS.,
Sol Broad, corner Fifth street.
oc lo-Su,Tu&Tb Central Block.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-22

Az OCEAN CABLE TO HAMPTON ROADS,
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
obtained last winter congressional grant
empowering IL to lay 4 transatlantic cable
within two years from that time. The plans
have already been made and number OF
large subscriptions secured, among them
several from the large New York journals.
One of the cables is to be landed near Bos-
ton and the other in Hampton Roads
Norfolk VirginiGn.
Evidently Virginia is getting into the
world. The cotton and tobacco-growers
ought to have transatlantic cable OF THEN
own. These are the most important in
tcrcsts in this country.
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Ma ssev VS.. Malone.

You have TO choose between MASSEY and
MALONE when you vote for congressman at
large. MASSEY is the man whom MALONE
most hates Of all those in Virginia. To see
this MoRDECAI sitting at the kings gate
would indeed cause our Virginia IlASAN TO
gnash his teeth. lie would rather that
MAYO, LIBBY, AMB.ER SMITH, HOOPER, and
all the others Of his district candidates
should be defeated than that MASSEY
should be elected. II isn't that he is
SO anxious 10 have JOHN 5. WISE
elected, but because he hates MAS
sEY. lie would not for any consideration
have MASSEY figuring in Washington rs
the man that beat MALONE; the man who
convinced ARTHUR that his alliance with
MALONE was a bad movement; the man
who had b0sSed the Boss. oh, no. Let
nobody 6atter himself that he can stay
away from the polls without helping Ma.
HONE. Let no Democrat vote against MAS
sEY. Above all, let no anti-Mahoneite
vote against MASSEY, nor fail to vote fol
him. The contest is not between the two
men MASSEY and JOIN WISE. 1t is be
tween the Democratic and the Republican
parties; and il between men at all, be
tween MASSEY and MALONE.
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Malone Demanding More Money for
CnimnniGn PurDOSCS.
Especial dispatch to The Boston

Especial dispatch to ;he Boston Herald
WASHINGTON, u. c., October 19.-Mr. j.
y. Brady, Of Virginia, who is chairman OF
the state Executive Committee managing
the canvass OF Senator Malone and the
Coaitonists, is in the city. lie was to-
day at the War Department, and at the
rooms of the Congressional Campaign
Committee. Mr.. Brady is here for money,
and a good sum, too, without which there
is fear that Malone cannot carry Virginia.
\ good deal OF money is needed to pay the
capitaton-taX for those unable to pay it:
A gentleman from Virginia well posted
saws that Senator Malone and his allies are
badly frightened, and there is a very deci-
ded prospect that the ticket will be beaten.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-22

The Second district is, we are sorry {,
say still in doubt. \ report has reached
Grafton that Pendleton county has giyer
wilson eighiy-four majority instead OF
siXty.siX, as at first reported. II this i,
true, Wilson is elected by seyen.- WheeIinQ
I"telfigenoer, Republican,.
Did you never notice how apt election
news Is 10 be Of one kinds When il be-
gins to come In against the Democrats, all
the doubtful counties, and all the doubtful
precincts and all the doubtful districts,
anu all The successes by one or two ma
!V'''S' come IN on the same side. Look at
g, I" no., LOOK al Virginia in 1879, and again
, a. i0oi' We wouldn't be surprised. there
ro,,,. "iIsoN' Democrat, should get tbe
ic'ur" IRON the Second West vlrcinia d,s
trict. ' '"2iiIa dis-
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What Governor Cameron Did shy,

The following from Mahone's organ is
exactly what Governor Cameron reports
that he said in his memorable speech in
Petcrsburg
Governor Cameron continued: " ii was
in this connection, fellow-ciiizens Of Rock
ingham, and having already demonstrated
what the leadership Of the Funder party
was, that ! said, as | do now, that | would
not give, politically speaking, the paring>
OF General Mahone's toe-nails for all the
boosted pretensions to honor, honesty,
aristocracy, and patriotism OF the present
Fundcr leadership in the state OF Virginia"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-22

-" skill and patience succeed where
force fails" The quiet skill and patient
research which brought forth Kidney-W ort
illustrates the truth OF the fable. It's grand
success eyerywher. is admitted. Disease
never comes to us without cause. Ask
any good physician sbe reason, and he viii
tell you something iuterferes with the
working OF the great organs. Kidney
Wort enables them 10 overcome all OBJ
struetions and preserves perfect health.
Try box or bottle at once,
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WHARTON BARgER's american for thl:
week Saws.

WHARTON BARGER's american for this
week says:
1.-THE true meaning of these events IL
that the [Republcan1 party, II it is to MAIN
tain It's perpetuity, must change its me-
thods and It's leaders. AT any rate, II must
be honest with the public. IL must cease
demanding the complete observance OF all
public obligations, and yet striking alli-
ances with Mr.. Malone"
"Nolhing succeeds like success" How
wide open the northern people appear to
be getting their eyes. \ year ago MALONE
was "great man," a "Liberal," the
"friend OF the negro" the "head OF the
only party that proposed TO pay any part OF
Virginia's debt" &C., Sc. Now they see
him as he is. Truth will come out yicto-
rious in the end.
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Look Out.

We hear that gentleman who arrived
yesterday reported that a number OF clerks
from Washington had come TO Virginia to
work for MALONE and ARTHUR. This is
shameful. Civil-service reform Is needed
very much when the taxpayers money is
not only taken from their paid servants to
be used in carrying elections, but these
servants themselves. though paid out Of
the peoples pockets, are sent out to work
for the bosses.
What are we coming to? viii not the
voters resent such dictation from Wash
ington
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
T COHEN BROTHERS
WILL SELL ON
MONDAY, OCTOBER 23D,

cases DRESS GOODS at Toe. yard tirnt tier
soId heretofore at ID and &c.,:
NOVELTY DRESS FABRICS, in French and
English, At considerable reduction;
ALL-WOOL DRESS FLANNELS reduced 10
32kc.;
COMBINATION WORSTED SUITINGS at con-
siderable reduction;
DRESS FABRICS Of every description a. reduced
prices;
Among MOURNING FABRICS are 44-iNCH
IUPIN'S OTTOMAN CASHMERE at 6oc.'
tie price of which Is sI.25:
Su.K-WARP HAVANNAH CLOTH at sl,2o' our
own importation and heretofore sold ~ Si'fo ;
PURE SILK MERVEILLEUX, % Inches Ni'e'
st s0c., generally sold at sl.5O-this we,h''e
in BLACK only: We have the COLONEL III
the same quality at 95c.; .,
We are selling an ALL-sILK SATIN MEk' En-
LEUX at @l.2j that would have sold freely At
81 yard last season;
COLORED GROs-GRAIN SILKS NJ soc. YAK"
thar everybody Is inclinef to get SLID iori
100 dozen FRENCH-WOVE CORskIo ~ o"e''
sold everywhere at 80 to soc;
l25 dozen FRENCH SATrEkN CORShIS az
37Xc., equal to anything sold IN this city at
75c.;
Also. a large stock Of HOSIERY atreduced prices;
10 plcces BLACK SILK VELVET NJ 73c. yard;
27-INCH BLACK SILK VELVET tLyonese man
ufacturel at $3.50, usually sold at % Il yard;
200 dozen LADIES MERINO KNIT VESTS at
37Hc.. the same quality sold everywhere ~
1925 pair;
. cases BLEACHED SIlEETING, two and half
wards wide, ut Sc. a yard.
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MARRIAGES.

Married. on "wednesday. October Is. 1882, at
the residence Of the brides parents 10y the Rev.
DIR. Hoge, W. HENRY MARSHALL 10 Miss
ALICE f.. Youngest daughter Of David Wilson,
ESD; all Of this city.
Married. October 18th. AT Clay-Strcct Methodist
Episcopal church. by Rev. :. ;. Lambeth. VIII
LIAM VI. MILLER 10 MAGGIE l.. CRUMP; both
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-22

UORsFORD's ACID PHOSPHATE IN me
BEIETY.-Dr. c. S. Ellis, Wabash. Ind,
says: "1prescribed it for man VINO had
used intoXicants to excess for fifteen years,
but during the last two years has entirely
abstained He thinks the Acid Phosphate
is OF much benefit to him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-22

j. N. DoLPH, the ncWly-elected United
States senator from Oregon, i Republic
can, OF course; but as MITCHELL, the de-
fcated senator, is Stalwart, we take it for
granted that DoiPH is a BLAINE man, or at
any rate IIali-Brced or anti-GRANT man.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-22
DICInOND TuEATRE-TuREEI

DICIIMOND THEATRE.-T II II + +
IL NIGHTS AND ONE MATINEE. COM
MENCING TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER
"a, 1852, CHARLES T.. FORD's COMIC OPERA
COMPANY.-Mr. Ford has the honor Of an
nouncing 10 the citizens OF Richmond that he Will
present In superb style on TUESDAY EVENING
most famous operate success, entitled THE AiER-
RY WAR; WEDNESDAY EVENING Audran s
brilliant operate gem, THE MAsCOTTE;
THURSDAY EVENING the beautiful opera by
AudTan, entitled OLINETrE. These beautiful
operas viii he produced with every attention To
detail by Mr.. ford's fine organization, numbering
4 o operate singers. led by the charming Primme-
Donne BLANCHE CHAPMAN, aud MARIE
BOCkEL, supported by the distinguished Come
dian, MIR. GEORGE ". DENilAM. Full and
complete orchestra, magnificent chorus, brilliant
costumes. and gorgeous mlse-cn-scene. Prices
Of Admlssion-Rcseryed seats, 81; admission, 25,
90, and 75c. The sale OF reserved seats for the
operas will begin Saturday morning at O'Clock al
the Theatre and Ramos & Moses music store. Fri
evening Hnverly's Ministries. oc 2O-4t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-22

nj UNION PRAYTR-MEETING.-
The young men Of the Methodist churchc9 Of Rich
mond and Manchester will hold their next union
meeting ai minstrel Methodist church, Man
chester. THIS Sunday EvENiNG AZ 3 o'clock
Young men, whether members Of the Church or
not. are cordially invited TO attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-22

Few compilations can bear the strong,
white morning light. which exposes every
speck OF tan, every pimple, and the slight
est spottiDg Of eczema. In DR.. Benson's
Skin Cure Is sure relief from the annoy
anee OF these blemisbes on the check OF
beauty.
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III THE RUSH STILL CONTINUES
AT
SYCLE BROTHERS,.
THEIR STORE Is CROWDED FROM MORNING
TILL NIGHT. DRAWS BY THEIR
MAMMOTH STOCK.
sYCLE BROTHERS,

MAMMOTH SIOth.
WE WILL OFFFE MONDAY SOME SPECIAL
BAfG AIMS ~ Ni RECEIVED.
| ease DOl BLE-FOLD TWlLLED DEBEGE N
! | case CASHMERE at 1910. reduced from 25c.
! l case AliMOUEfs DHE>o-GOODS At IKE, re-
/ ] case SiIt'DNIi CLOTU at 22c. worth Ace;
l case MORE DRESS-GOODo at l2sc. worth
/ several cases DRFsS-GOODs at % and 12'.c.
/ 500 pieces BLACK CASHMERE from 25c. to Il
I 100 'Iiccc, 'ELEACHFD AND UNBLEACHED
SHEETING AZ ,Ac low ptice OF zoe" reduced
50 aeon ErINFoRCED LINEN-BosoMED
SHIRTS ~ 6uc. worth q;
100 dozen LINEN-BO>OMED SHIRTS a, zoe.
IS dozen RED INDICATED UNDERsHIRTs
IN immense ni, Inc # t,NDER-G GARMENTS suita-
bic for the -et,on az very low prices;
/ - doz-n GENTLFMFN'S PLAIN WHITE LIN
IN HANDkFRCHlEFS, extra size. slightly
damaged. at -isc. worth 2Jc.:
| 80 dozen GENl'LTMtN'S COLORED-BOR-
DERED lIANDkERCHlEFS,no not damaged, nj
1000 PAR WHITE and GRAY BLANKETS
An immense stock Of CARPETS. RUGS. OIL
CLOTHS, MATTlNGS. and CURTAIN
LACE. in all Of which We oner special bar
gains.
mi, city Of FIR-LlNED ClRCGLAES. SILK
CIRCULARS. CLOTH CIRCULARS. SILK
DOL1iAN~. CIOAk~. LISTERS, and JAtk-
ETS; GO~~AMERS for ladies and misses. gem
Another lot Of Silks, sATINS. YELYETS, and
PIT-.IlI,~ if.t nt.ncd
30 piece SXI'iN NARVEMLEUX at 90c. per
20 iiiicccs BLACK Silks inches wide a, 9oc.
10 pieces SILK 20 inches wide at 81 per yard
10 pieces SILK 81 inche, wide at 1925 per yard,
COEOPED OTTOMNNS 23 inches wide at Il. 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-22

NJ ST. JOHNS EPISCOP \ l.
CHURCH Twenty -Afth and Broad stre2ts).-Ser-
vice, 1T l \. VI. Rev. Dr.PSTERkIN Officiating
at p. NJ. Rev. PRESTON NASH officiating.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-22
VANITY FAIR
REGIMENTAL ARMORY.
PROGRAMME OPENING NIGHT.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 23D.

P:ij., GRAND NANITY-FAIR MARCH: the
King Of Carnival IN his golden chariot; 30 fancy
dressed and costumed ladies and gentlemen.
I0P.M., RECEPTION OF VISITORS.
1880, TABLEAU AND sTATUARY.
IL. PROMENADE CONCERT AND TERPsI-
CHOREAN CARNIVAL IA the grand square
till IL Z. VI.
Admission, 20 cents; season ticket, ~.
Oc 22-1f
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III TIE GREAT DRY-GOODS BOOM
j. LED By
JULIUS MEYER * son.
Col AND Glib BROAD STREET.

We claim 10 carry as large and the be,i-a,-ortcd
stock Of any house in the city. which We are selling
al The LOWEST PRICES. our buyer having just
returned from New York. and having purchased a
great many bargains, We are ready to offer them
thi, week. Wcwin name a few, rs follows:
\ fuu line Of LYONS sILK-FACE PLUSH, IN
all shades, at -; an extra qusIityat 50;
\ very hne MORE SATIN, all shades, only zoe
POLAA-Dor orToNANs l-omcinng new at
81.
We have Just rccciycia an immense stock Of KID
GLOVES. Among them will be found some
rare bargains.
\ very fine THREE-BCTTON KID only Soc;
Also. q very large assortment Of KID GLOVES IN
Tcrra-Cotia, OK Blood, cadet Blue. and all the
fashionable shades, and at all prices.
We have . very fine assortment of
CARPETS,
RUGS,
OlLCLOTlI.
AND
MATING.
We give the best value for the money, and ais
some shOIce patterns.
WO sss very fine TAPESTRY CARPET. in
very hAs patterns. for the low price OF 75c
We have engaged an experienced man 10 max,
and lay our carpets, aud We guarantee perfect
satisfaction.
Call carly and secure some OF the GREATEST
BARGAINS EVER OFFERED IN THIS CITY
Toe l5-codl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-22

IL WIIISKEY.-The largest a,sort-
mcnt Of FINE WllISKEYS to be found in the
state. up 10 ten years old. in bond and tlX-paid.
GIBSON'S PURE RYE is made to order, and is
kept in heated warehouse I'll fully maturcd
&c dim OSCAR CRAM.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-22

Ina. thank Heaven, MITCHELL /. beo,eo 70,
D"ited States senator. The or "ea.e" 10, lor
= gone under Look out, MApoNpr 'H ''''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-22

The largest stock Of
LACE CURTAINS
ever shown in thia city.
LACE CURTAINS at 81 a window: n $3.50 r
window equal TO anything ever sold a. -:
We are also in receipt Of 80 pair REAL LACE
CURTAINS. which viii be sold very cheap;
CARPETS, OIL-CLOTIiS. and not >E-FCR-
NISIlNG GOODS If every description:
All contracts for furnishing houses warranted *
ocuted to perfect satisfaction. GO 21-~a.~uGW
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IN MONUMENTAL ClIURCIT-Di-

y ~ TT
vine service atII 4. VI. bY the rector, Rev. DR..
ARMSTRONG. and ut Pm by Right Rev. Bishop
r. L. DUDLEY. Of Kentucky.
sunday school AT $3.50 \. VI.
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.

The largest and best line of OLD LADIES' and
GENrLENEN'S DROAD-B0TTOM, FLAT-
HEEL, SOFT aud FLEXIBLE-sOLE SHOES
ever carried previous TO this; SCHOOL SHOES
for children. HANDMADE GOODS IN all the
best makes. oc l5-9m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-22

TIMOTHY sEED.-1O BAGS CHOICE
Il SEED. loc loI A. \. STOKES 4 GU
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-22

III Gil A VI = y On L.
Receiving direct from my house I'm France,
EXTRA DRY VERZENAY,
WIN. IMPERIAL,
MAXINIf VI. aud
PREMIERE SERRE.
Also, constantly on hand,
G.. II. MUAlM & CO..
PIPER HEIDSiECK.
LOUIS RODERER twaXcd). and the
URBANA WINE COMPANl'S GOLD SEAL, a
very superior wine, made in this country.
Oc 3-lm .. CRAM.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-22

N1TGRAND OPENING.
-. & +. MITTELDORTER
WILL HAVE
on MONDAY \ GRAND OPENING
or THEIR
SEW DEPARTMENTS.
on THE SECOND FLOOR;
CARPETS. OIL-CLOTlS,
WINDON->IADES,
RUGS. MATTlNGS,
CLOAkS. DOLNAN~.
JACKETS. SACQCES,
SILK DOLNANs.
ULSTEES, &C., &C.. &c.
on THE FIRST FLOOR
we will display large stock If new and desirable
goods. Just purchased. mostly at auction. at such
low prices as to astouish al, consisting Of al the
new shades and i'm all qualitic, of
DRESS GOODS. SILKS, SATINS,
sURAHs. VELVETS PLUsIlEs;
CASHMERES, In black and colorCd, from y C.
TO the best goods imported
BLANKETS and colorcd;
COMFORTABLES. LAP-ROBES.
FLANNELS, CASSIMEHES,
HOSIERY, GLOVES,
UNDERSIlRTS FOR children, ladies. and gentle
men.
Ribbons. BUTTONS, WHITE GOODS.
BLEACHED and COLORED TABLE-DANASK,
CORSETS
LAUNDRIED and UNLAUNDGIED SHIRTS,
DOMESTICS Of all kinds retailcd at wholesale
prices.
FELT and BALMORAL SKIRTS,
JEWELRY. SUSPENDERS.
VEIL BEREGES and TISSUES.
HOOP-SKlRTS, TOWELS.
NAPKINS. IIANDkERCIHEFS,
PRINTS AT all prices.
NOTIONS Of every kind.
TORCHON LACES. HAMBURG EDGINGS.
RUBBER COATS for MISE, and ladies at Sl.iO
worth 1928.
All We ask IS an early call before you buy.
-. & T.. BIITTELD ORFER.
&c S-su,W &Sa3m J27 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-22

III" CHRIST CIIURCH.-Scryice at II
\. N. and at 5 T. NJ by Rev. DUNCAN McCUL-
IOII.
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DRY GOODS. &c.
NEW GOODS.

~ooo~-l>yOS,..c-~ >~o--''-,-~"'-
NEW FIRM NEW GOODS
BREEDEN, TALLEY & CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO
Ap.FoX & son FORMERLY BREEDEN &
FOX.
No. 300 EAST BROAD STREET.
We will open On or about OCTOBER 25E
with a general assortment Of
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, AND TRDDuNGs.
Our stock has been carefully selected, and VIC
respectfully AK DE patronage Of orr friends ana
lhe general public.
We pledge ourselves to SELL AS 10" ~
THE LOWEST, and ~ keep
FIRsr-CLAss STOCK OF GOODS.
POWHATAN BREEDER,
NAT. TALLY, JRr
j. II. CHENERY.
Y R-vr 4. p. FOX viii remain with a.. and
cordially recommends the new firm to DIS if..nis-
10 2c2-toc25l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-22
COMMITTEE hOOMs
READJCsrER ORGANIZATION,

ININHNV.NT. n, VNIVDFT 3, 1851,
Let us assure you, as | do cONfdenlu,
that your electoral ticket, headed by Cam
eron and Riddleberger, and pledged to
Hancock, will carry The State bya piltrality
Of $4,000; that it will beat either the
Funder or Grip-Sack ticket by this vote
not less. Rely on this.
WILLIAM MALONE.
The Herald ought to reproduce the
above.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

DICIIMOND MOZART ASSOCIATION.
The regular weekly sOiree will take place at Nc
Fart Hall TOMORROW (MOnday) EVENING al
81 o'clock. Admission only by membership or in
ytatlOn-cards which must be presented at the door,
Members can obtain inyitatiOn-cards on applica-
ton 10 G. l.. SIEGEL, 42l Broad street: {. +.
JOHNSTON. 9lS Main street. or RAMOS X MOSES,
Ola Main street. oc 22-It
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-22

Two THE MEMBERS OF TIE "BlG
L FOUR: \ meeting of your Club will be held
ON TI-ESDAY NIGHT at o'clock ut No. 1916
cast Main street. Every member !, earnestly in
Vitcd 10 DE present, rs business Of Importance
will he transacted.
by order of the President.
THOMAS KENRIGHT.
w w CANSON. Secretary. Oc %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-22

Mr.. Malone says he will elect seven con-
gressmen next month, and that the Read
iuster ticket will have 10000 majority in
Virginia. Boston Herald.
The same MALONE said in 1890, not ten
days before the election, that his ticket
would beat the Democratic ticket 10y $500
majority. The vote was $4,000 for the
Democratic and $1,000 for the MALONE
ticket, and $1,000 FOR the GARFIELD, or, as
General MALONE styled it, the Grip-Sack
ef:cket. Perhaps the HerdId would like to
Sec the document. Here II is.
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OFFICE or J.. ). LEVY & COZ
2I3 EAST BROAD STREET
RICHMOND, VA. october II. ler3. ,
WE ANNOUNCE THE ARRIVAL

10000 yards Of NARROW HAMBURG tpc-
lNGs at from } to 0c. Ter yar'l-yeY scarce
and desirable goods inst az present.;
CIITLDRFN-S and MISSES CLOAk>-tcartifal,
chaste. and elegant in style an@ aa.h;
INFANTS CLOAKS. embroi lerci aul quilted m
white and mode color
INFANTS WORSTED HOODS. BOoTEE-. ami
LEGGINS. "r 81
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III FRENCH BRANDY.

JAMES HENNEssY BRANDY. IN casks and
cases, direct from Messrs. Hennossy 4 Co., Cog
nae. France, for sale in bond or duty paid and on
very liberal terms TO the trade 10y
DC 1-lm OSCAR CRAM.
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III SHERRY AND MADEIRA.

large lot Of sllERRIES from the well-known
house Of Widow, Harmony < Co., Cadil. Of my
own importation, on hand also, MADEIRA from
six 20 fifty years old aud very fine.
Oc sim o~cAp CpNNv
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EEEEINGS.

A MEETING OF THE MARSHALL
"A WARD DEMOCRATIC CLUB viii be hcld
AT the Club ROOM on TwcEtv-afih between Mar
shall and CLAY streets MONDAY NIGHT al :
o'clock. Every Democratic voter OF the ward J.
earnestly invited - attend.
Ky order Of the President. . ....,
j. SAMUEL WILKINSON,
oc 2D-It Secretary.
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MEETING or THE COMMITTEE IN
vi CHARGE OF THE TRADES PARADE.-
The members Of the COMMITTEE IN CHARGE
OF THE TRADES PARADE are reIuc ted -
meet IA the Council Chamber OH tuesday, EVE
Ming 1T 6 o'clock. The chiefs Of division, and
chiefs of section, are requested to be present.
By order of CLAIBORNE WATKINS. Acting
Chairman. Il. T. AUGUST.
Oc 22-lt Secretary.
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would 70 ,pcctfuny inform my friends that
am with the above firm. and would De glad 10
serve them.
oc S-codlm W. i.JF INNINGS.
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NirCiufn NpMa.

a new post-oflice has been established at
Rock Castle, Goochland county, with james
c. BoWleS as postmaster.