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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-02
Excursions. Plc-nics. &c.

The Monday moonlight excursions OF
the steamer Ariel continue to be popular,
and on tomorrow night Mr. l.. II. Tatum
makes extra inducements to patrons.
voelker's band, dancing. refreshments,
and cool brcezes invite you to attend. Per-
feet order guaranteed, and street-car con-
nections both ways. Saloon reserved ex.
pressly for ladies'.
The last excursion TO the Cayerns Of Lu-
ray via Chesapeake and Ohio railway will
leave Richmond September 10 from Chesa-
peake and Ohio depot at O'Clock A. NJ.
returning, leave L,lray Tuesday the 1lth,
at o'clock. Tickets good Cor ten days TO
return on any train. Tickets include ad-
mission to the Caverns OF Luray, guides,
and transfer. Tickets for sale by l.. Il.
Thomas & Co., 314 east Broad street; T. l..
ID. Walford & Co.. All east Broad street;
Ramos & Moses, 914 east Main street; and
by the committee at the train.
Listen at Adams & Pcrdue concerning
their excursion to v est Point. They say:
Gentlemen and ladies, we thank you for
your past patronage and hope to see you all
again tomorrow. Fish, oysters. and crabs
in abundance. Train leaves York-liiver
depot at 7:30 A.. NJ. sharp. Returning
leaves the Point at 5:i6 p. NJ.
To Ashland Park. Tuesday, September
4tb, grand picnic for the benefit OF Ven-
able-Street Sunday school. This will prob
ably be the last chance to spend pleasant
day ut this delightful place this season.
Various innocent amuscments will be pro-
vided. Refreshments, &C., at city prices.
Train leaves Elba at O'Clock A. NJ. and
returns at O'Clock p. VI. Tickets may be
oI .,f bo Io,Gt rn.o.lav tf,nrntf,or ar Of
any member OF the school.
A grand complimentary concert and pie
mic for the benefit OF Captain james Il.
Smith, leader Of the Old First Virginia
Regiment Band, will be given at Blenner's
Park tomorrow. September 3, 1888. The
concert by the Band will commence at p.
NJ, and many fayorite selections will be
performed. Captain Smith will play three
solos on the T. flat cornet and his celebrated
bugle, so renowned before aud during the
war. Gates open at i. NJ. Grand march
at4P. VI. After which dancing will CON-
mence and continue until midnight. Help
! the old veteran.
One Of the grandest and best excursions
Of the season 20 West Point will be given
under the auspices OF Virginia Council.
No. 9jl, American Legion OF Honor, on
Monday, September 10, 1888. The .attrac-
tions OF the day will be a match game OF
baseball, boating. fishing, dancing, and
bathing. No improper characters allowed.
All ladies who are without escorts will be
taken care OF by the committee. A good
police committee will be sworn in and strict
order enforced. Tickets can be procured
OF the committee or at the train. Train
leaves foot OF Twcnty-fourth street (old
York-River depot at 1880 a. VI. sharp.
Do not forget to go with the Young Guard
10 Ashland Park on the 18th. Band oi
music, refreshments, anda good time gene
rally. BE sure and be on hand.
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Manchester Matters.

In the Police Court yesterday TWO par
ties charged with using improper language
in the street were turned over to their pa
rents for punishment. !.
MIR. BENJAMIN Franklin, an employ6 at
Dunlon & McCance's louring-mill, had 4
leg caught in the betting Friday night, and
the thigh.bone was broken.
Among the changes in star schedules an
nonnced hy the Post-Otllce Department at
washington is the following: Route 1851,
Manchester to Richmond-leave Manches-
ter daily except Sunslays) at 10 A. NJ. and
4P'M. arrive at Richmond by 1880 a..
NJ. and 4:30 p. NJ; leave Richmond daily
iexcept Sundays) at 9:S0 A. NJ. and $3.50 r:
M.. arrive at Manchester BY 10 A. NJ. ana
4 Il. NJ.
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PERSONALS and Bricis.

There will be no services at the Grace
Street Presbyterian church to-day.
DR.. McRae, as solicitor OF subscriptions
for the Democratic Campaign, started to
work yesterday, and met with good sue
cess.
Mr.. Moses Thalhimer has returned to the
city from sojourn in the mountains much
benefited.
Charles Owens was LODGED in the Second
station-house last night, charged with cut
ting and woundmg Sam. WoocsOn; both
coored.
Tonight the Richmond Nine (Mr. Bo-
schen's) Will leave for Danville, where they
will play the panyiles tomorrow and
Tuesday.
Mr.. Matt. O'Brien, OF Columbus, Ga. is
on brief visit to this city (his former
homc). He was warmly greeted by hosts
OF friends, who retain nothing but plea
surabie remembrances OF that genial gem
tlcmen.
A trc-alarm about $3.50 o'clock was turned
in last night. The cause was needless. Pc
Gently these alarms have been frequent and
the department has been called out without
cause. Chief Taylor will no doubt inyes-
tigatc the matter.
Colonel j. NJ. Page went up to Char
lottesvIle yesterday to see his son, }. L..
PAGE. who has been seriously lndispOsed
recently. but who is now recovering ra-
pidly.
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To Subscribers Richmond TelephOn
Exchange.

Please enter on your catalogues the fol-
lowing new subscribers TO September lst,
1888:
NJ. W. johnson, 500 east Grace street, L..
S. No. 334.
NJ. Millhiser, 1905 east Marshall street, L..
S. No. 33l.
w. f. Pearce, 400 east Leigh street, l.. ;.
No. 800.
w. :. Pitcher. corner Broad and Pine
streets, j.. s. No. $50.
Salmon, Hancock & Co., corner Twenty
sixth and Main streets. l.. :. No. 332.
Thomas c. Williams, SIG west Fronklin
street, l.. ). No. 333.
r. ID. WILKINSON,
Assistant Manager.
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Exquisite Indeed

Is the expression we heard from the ladies
who visited our establishment Yesterday
and looked ut our very large display OF
Children's Suits that's TO match) which we
now exhibit. We are a little vain ut ac-
complishing the result OF our this year, 8
stock. We find the fruits OF our labor well
realized, and now invite parents and guar
dians TO call on lis. A. SAEs a Co.,
Strictly One-Price Clothiers,
1913 Main street, opposite post-ofice.
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The Military and the Veterans.

The Old DOminiOn Guard, Company ID,
First Virginia regiment, having been in-
vited by the Lee Camp, Confederate
Veterans, to attend their picnic at the
Fair Grounds Tuesday, decided at their
last meeting to do so, and viii parade
in body. The riile-team from tnls
company. some OF whom ore fine marks
men, will challenge a team from the
Lee Camp to friendly contest OF arms on
the occasion. The "boys and the Vets "
will no doubt have a close contest.
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1T HAS A TWO-HUNDRED-TIIOUS
DOLLAR HERD OF ELEPHANTS.
IT HAS THE ONLY woOLLY ELEPHANT
EVER KNOWN TO EXIST.
1T HAS THE ONLY PAIR OF LIVING HIP
POPOTAMUS EVER EXHIBITED
A GIGANTIC MALE HIPPOPOTAMUs AND
A HUGE FEMALE HIPPoPOTAMUs,
dwelling together In harmony in their enormous
water home.
APLEIAD OF Performing sTALLIONs.
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLAR ARCTIC
AQUARIUM,
PROFESSOR WHITES ALL-sTAR DOG
CIRCUS,
CLINT. WILLIAMS's TROUPE OF PERFORM
ING BEARS,
A GIGANTIC LION. SLAYER,
A HERD OF LIVING GIRAFFEs,
A 5-TON TWO.HoRNED PHINOCEROS,
100 uNEQUALLED CIRCUS CELEBRITIES.
1T HAS MORE BAREBACK RIDERS,
1T HAS MORE LEAPERs,
1T HAS MORE AERiALlSTS,
than any other show.
THE WONDERFUL. STIRk FAMILY OF b.
THE CARoN & WASHINGTON TROUPE,
j'st from Berlin;
ORHIN HOLLIS,
THE GREATEST RIDER ON EARTH;
VIOLA RIVERS,
THE PEERLESS QUEEN OF THE ARENA;
20 GREAT CLOWNS,
BANDS OF MUSIC.
AN ONWARD AVALANCHE OF WONDERS.
THE GREATEST sTREET-PARADE EVER
SEEN IN ANY AMERICAN CITY.
THOUSANDS OF WONDERS NOT HERE
ENUMERATED.
1T is THE GREATEST SHOVE
THE BIGGEST Shows
THE BEST SHOW
EXHIBITS ALI. 1T ADvERTIsEs.
Admission, rs cents. Children under 10 years,
so cents
This Great Show will exhibit In Virginia az the
following places only HARRISDNBURG.M MUN-
DAY, september 10Th: sTAUNTON. TuEsDAAh >
September 11th: CHARLOTTESvlLLE.M " Mig r,y
NESDAY, september 18th; ;DANvlLLE,IuinnhSS rs
DAY, September l3th; LYNCHBuRG,tkiDAn
September l4th; LEXINGTON, SATuhDAn' y
September 18th; PETERSBnRG. TUEsDh >
September 18th; SUFFOLK, THURSDAY, sep
tei,lbcr goth; PORTSMOUTH, FRIDAY, Septcm-
ber 2lst; NORFOLK, SATURDAY. september
22d. 10 re2,a'o.6'S.V'll l,i2.i3
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ORDER OF THE DAY:


ADDRESS or WELCOME by Comrade WILL
LIAM &. CARRINToN at 1nk A. NJ.
[MuLE.IACE at IL o'clock A. NJ. Prize-sct
OF Cart Harness.
BASE-EALL GAME between Phil Eearnev
Post and Lee Camp at IL O'Clock NJ. Prize-Ball
HoRsE-RACEs at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Prize
Saddle, Bride, Martingale, saddle-Cloth, and
TOURNAMENT at Q O'Clock p. NJ. Prises--
First saddle, Cloth Bride, and M;.rtingstes scs.
oud, Fine Saddle: third, spurs; fourth, Whip. An
CLAY-PIGE0N AND GLAss-BALL MATCH
at 4 O'Clock. Prizes-First, z-keg Duponts
Eagle Duck Powder; second, one bag Shot;
third, 100 Paper Shells.
BASEBALL GAME between the yirgnias and
picked nine from Richmond and Manchester al
WHEELBARROw- AND PIG-RACE and
CLIMBISG GREASY POLE at o'clock:
TOURNEY CORONATION at 3 o'clock =. NJ.
FIREWORKS at o'clock.
DANCING ALL DAY in The elegant. large, new
pavilion, with GRAND BALL at night
Vehicles allowed TO enter grounds TO unload VS.
itors.
Railroad tickets stamped al headquarters.
Abundance OF refreshments at city prices.
regular derail Of city police viii be on the
grounds day and night, In addition to detail OF
guards from Lee Camp, Thus insurinf good order.
TICKETS. Doe; ladies and children. 25c.
The Fredericksburg railroad Will run trains from
the Street railway aud Broad street to The Fair
Grounds. First train at l0I, O'Clock A. NJ: then
at ~, l, 2, 3, and 4 o'clock, &c.
COMMITTEE or ARRANGEMENTS:
Mayor W. c. CARRINGTON, Chairman;
Arthur A. sPITZER. Secretary;
j. Is. MCKINNEY, Treasurer;
A. r. MINOR,
ISAAC NEWMAN.
Competent chiefs aud committees In charge of
each department Of the entertainment. Sc
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Assignment.

Messrs. William jenkins & Co. (William
Jenkins and Henry l.. Rees) have made
an assignment OF all their property in trust
10 secure their creditors, who are put IN
two classes-pre!erred and common. NJ.
NJ. Gillian, Louis +. Boasieux, and a. X.
Courtney are the trustees. Mr.. Rees re-
turned to the city several days ago.
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FRAGRANT BREATH Is always a pleasure, and
you can have IL by using MEADE & BAKERS DELI
cious CARBoLIc MoUru-WAsu. II tdestroys the of
fensive odor cansed by diseased gums and decayed
teeth and speedily restores them to healthy con.
dltion. Price, fifty cents bottle.
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Own ONE HUNDRED CONVERSIONS
Meetings have been in progress morning
and night for the past two weeks Mt Four
Mile. creek Baptist churh, Ilcnrico county,
condncted by the pastor, Rev. James w.
Reynolds. who was aided by Rev. Decatur
ESwards' over one hundred persons had
nrosessed conversion up To Yesterday,
sixty.eight Of whom had Joined the church.
Grest crowds daily attend thess meetings,
and they VIII be continued during this
week.
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FOURTH FLOOR.

Flre-alarm battery.
Papers and surplus records Of various oaces.
Janltors .
Elevators vaults avatorIes. closets. yentilat'nS-
and hea'img-shaft, &C.. should be provided Tor on
each Hoo. besides having "A basement Ielow
ground for hcating- and neutrality-suspicious.,
Of u,I 60.
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CIRCUS CoMISG.-Sells Brothers Enor-
nous Railroad CIrcds-" the only big
show us on the road, moving towards
Richmond, and will pitch their tents here
on Monday the 18th.
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saws, TOOLS, KACHINERY, &c.

OFFICE or e. l.. HAwES.(
SUCCESSOR TO MILLER 4 HAwES.
SOUTHERN SAw-WORKs.
Nos, l42C AND 1925 FAST CARY STREET,
AND Nos. y AND 20 s. FIFTEENTH STREET.
HAVING PARTIALLY REBUILT
III my works, which were destroyea by nre on
the 9th atimo, am now prepared 70 I'LL all orders
SAWS. TOOLS, MACHINERY, &C.,
AZ usual. | will rent out the TwO.sT0RY
BUILDING No. 1926 east Cary street. WITH OK
WITHOUT STEAM AND POWER. and VIII fur
nish neIghborng consumers with STEAM AND
POWER In unlimited anonnt at reasonable rates.
soliciting the orders OF my former patrons Oh 'he
trade and The public generally ] am,
Very respectfully.
x2.lw q. +. IAWEs.
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EXCURSION TO WEST POINT MON
H. DAY, SEPTEMBER Sd. lSS3.-karc for the
round trip only soc. Gentlem(n ana LADIES, we
thank YOU for our past patronage ana nope 70 see
you all again next Monday. Fish, oysters, ana
crabs ln abundance. Train leaves York River de-
moi at 1880 4. NJ. sharp. Returning. leaves the
Point 4 5:fGP.M. ADAMS < PERDtE,
au 2g-Jtf hahaeers.
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NTEW AND DEAUTIFULe,SrMls ,

NEW AND BEAUTIFULS5IsMsi
~ ROUTE TO WASHINGTON, ID. .&zaz1s~---is--
C.,uid old Point Comfort. Va.
KEMARkABLl LOW RATES.
FARE ONE WAY, ~; ROUND TRIP, $500.
Excursion parties Of twenty-five or oven only
60 SO for the round trip.
Fare 10 Old Point or Norfolk, only 81.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMpANY's BEAU
TIFULLY REBUILT STEAMER
ARIEL
Leaves Richmond TUESDAY. THURSDAY, and
SATURDAY at Il. NJ.
SALT AIR. NO DUST.
l.. Il. TATIIM. Superintendent.
te og llCy east Main street.
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sTREET-cAR CONNECTION BOTH WAYS.
r Asst EXCURSION TO CAvERNS OF

r asst EXCURSION TO CAVERNS OF
LLURAY VIA CHEShPENK AND OHIO
RAILWAY, leaving Richmond MONDAY, SIP
TIMBER 10, 1883, from Chesapeake and Ohio de-
pot, at 3 O'Clock A. NJ: returning. leave LuIay
TUESDAY the | lth. at O'clock. IltkEISGOOD
FARE FOR THE ROUND TRIP; Richmond to
Cavcrns Of Lursy and return. s5 Louisa 10 Cav-
erns of Luray and return. $3.50: GOrdOnsvile TO
Cayerns of Luay and turn, 81 Charlottesville to
Caycrns of Luray aud re urn, 1913. This includes
admission % the Caverns Of Luray, guides. and
transfer Tickets for sale by l.: II. Thomas & CO.,
Ola east Broad street. T. l.. ID. Waiford & Co.,
All east Broad Ramos g Moses, 9i4 east Main
street aud by the committee ~ the train.
MCDOWELL i ADAMS,
an %. 6.os.3O&se24,6.S,9
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing a0n, ut
the DISPATCH PRrNTiNG-lloUsE. Good worA.
low pricss.snd satisfaction suarauiced.
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rho Original Lauue.Ad|s

made by George SchGn, and drawn from
the coolest Of fountains, has tremendous
run. Try 1t.
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EMoRY's LITTLE CATHARTIC PILLS arc sufi
ciently powerful for the most robust yet the safest
for children and weak constitutions. The action
In any dIseaseis uniform, certain, and safe. Fife
teen cents.
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BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED BY
the use of MEADE & BAKERS sAPoNIyE DESrI-
FRIcE, which will speedily remove ncpient tartar
and scurf. Price, nifty cents box.
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FORTUNE
BURTON JERRoLD, the man who thinks AS his
wife thinks
LUCY GREY, who bitterly atones for the sin OF
GERALDINE GREY. whose life Is all a dcccp-
tion, aud who marrics because her home Is duh.
OLD MIR. JERROLD. n strange man. who has u
distressing secret, and tries To keep Il.
HANNAH JEHkOLD, the little girl who wit
nesses shocking scene, and becomes prema-
MISS BETsEY MCPHERSON, an independent
old mald. who admires " the naked truth" and
1, sometimes shockingly blunt.
GREY JERROLD, the boy Of fourteen. who unex-
pectcdiy learns a terrible secret, and, knceing
upon The snow Ia the lealess woods, asks God
ARCIfIE MCPHERSON, poor and proud de-
scendlnt OF family much ayersc to'work.
DAISY McPliERsvN, pushing aud aggressive
young lady. who IS as pretty rs shc l. shrcwd.
She has a childish. affected way, hat women
dctest but which takes" remarkably with
FLOssIE MEREDITH, who Is as frolcsome
kitten. and says what She thinks.
JACK THENELLlAN, manly and generous, with
hclrt rs light as ms pnrsc:
NEIL MCPHERSON, who knows the girl he
would Ike 10 marry II she had a fortune.
TIE ROS>iTkk-BROW Ms, who have suddenly
become rich, and are anxious Ia let people
LORD HARDY, who appreciates riches, and has
al an eve for lcauty.
BESSIE MCPHERSON. amiable, afcctonatc,
tender, aud true: bewtchingly sny and modest,
therefore very unlike her mother, the 81 fast"
and aggressive Daisy
BE sure TO read The opening chapters of Mrs.
HOLMES new story, BEssIE's FORTUNE iist
commenced and now ready In No. 45 Of the NEW
YORK WEEKLY, and for sale by every News
agent.
The NEW YORK WEEKLY viii be sent to any
address IN the United states postage frec)
MONTHS for75 CENTS; 4 MONTHS, 81; o MONTHS,
81 80; YEAR, 80.
Those sending $40 for Club Of Eight, all sent
at one time, will be entitled 10 a Ninth cory
FREE. Gctters up Of clubs can afterward add
single copies 1T $3.50 each.
III letters should De addrcsScdto
STREET & SMITH,
81 Rose street, New York.
P.O. Box 273i. Sc 2-d&wlt
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DOoK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
DExECuTED At the DIsPATcH PRINTING
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DICHMOND THEATRE.
III THURSDAY. FRIDAY. AND SATURDAY,
SEPTEMBER 9TH, 7TH. AND STlI.
MATINEE SATURDAY.
Fifth wear OF the phenomenal success, the greatee
American play. -
ONLY A FARMERS DAUGHTER,
ss PLAYED over 1910 times. with Il portion OF the
great original New York cast, including
ADELAIDE CHfRIE and CAMILLE k1NSEY ,
knightod Oy the Metropolitan Press THE RIVAL
BEAUTIES. Both from distinguished American
families. Both with uucxccptional wardrobe Two
distinctive types of American beauty Each claims
to be the greatest.
EuMA FRANK.
the world famous exponent of American character.
IA PETITE BEAUTY.
the worlds greatest living American child-actress.
The remainder Of the company engaged forthese
art representations not Ouirnked rs ladies and
gentlemen of distinction, ability, social standing,
or dramatic reputation.
Prices as usual. Box-sheet opens Wednesday.
80 c-Su WNIh3tA
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rrO ASHLAND PARK. - TUESDAY,

ITO ASHLAND PARK. - TUESDAY,
4 SEPTEMBER 4TII, \ GRAND PICNIC tOIs
BENEFIT or NENABLE-STkEET SUNDAY
SCUOOi..-This win probably DC the last chanceto
spend pleasant day 40 this dell shtful place THIS
season. Various innocent amusements VIII be pro-
Nded. Reir, shments. &C.. at city prices. 1ickets
Adults, Soc: children, 25e childrep, memoers Oh
the school, under twelve years of age. lOc. Tram
leaves Elba at 8 O'Clock a. VI. aud returns at o
O'Clock Il. NJ. Tickets may be had at depot ues-
day morning or any member Of The school,
au 3O-'Ih.Sa&Su
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MOSQUITO CANoPIEs at
GEORGE W. ANDERSON & SoN's,
1904 Main street.
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Hats,

MosQcfTo-CASopIEs a, GEORGE W. ASDrR-
SON SONS, 1904 Main street.
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MEEClIASDiSE BROKERS.
PERSONAL.
OWING TO THE PRESS OF OTHEB

OWING TO THE PRESS OF OTHER
~ business arrangements | have retired from
the manufacture OF paper. ] take pleasure Ia
stating Ia the public that Mr.. HENRY kkAhEH.
who mas heretofore managed the old Dominion
mo and will hereafter carry on the same on his
own behalf lie also assumes 10 pay All the present
liabilities OF said mills. and Is entitled to all stock
va ''''' JAMES {. SMITH.
Ref ring 10. the above notice, VIII continue
tie business under the same name aud style as
heretofore DOMISiON PAPER MILLS.
HENRY KRAMER, Manager.
RICHMOND. ScN.eulbNr l. lss3. - 2-3t
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ADJUSTMENTS.
"OLE coSFEDsi"
GENERAL ORDERS.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1888.
ADJUSTMENTS. A
GENERAL ORDERS.

II. L. LEE CAMP, No. !, viii assemble at the
Blacs' Armory. on seventh street IN rear OF The
Theatre, At Ok o'clock sharp: In company with
PHIL. kEAhNEY POST march, with VOclker's
hand. % the First Regiment Armory, and escort
military guests 70 the fair-Grounds.
Lieutenant Commander Y. g. MINOR. Chief
Marshal; j. y. GERRY, Of Phil. kcarney Post,
First Assistant Marshal: X. ii. FOX, second As
sistant Marshal; JOHN ii. ALLEN, Third As
sistant Marshal; JOHN II. GRESHAM, Fourth
Assistant Marshal; A. l.. PHILLIPS, Fifth As
sistant Marshal.
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WILL EXHIBIT AT RICHMOND
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 17TH.
A PLUME TOPPED TIDL WAVE OF
sPLENDOR,
ECLIPSlNG THE BOLDEST EFFORTS OF
ALL OTHER MANAGERS.

SELLS BROTHERS
ENORMOUS RAILROAD SHOWS,
NOW ALL UNITED IN ONE VAST AND
COLOSSAL EXHIBITION.
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n q 7 | c L.
Having purchased the exclusive right TO manu-
facture the celebrated
COLEMANS PA1ENT PLOW- AND LrAD-
HARNESS
in the state OF Virginia Except rs 70 three eonn-
ticsl. we have this day appointed Mr. JOHN Thi-
BILE oar genera sales agert 10 solicit orders for
the same and % sell for cash only.
X. n. FINNEY 4 CO..
Manufacturers Coleman's Patent 'low and Lead
Harness Mandatory. f,nncy's Mills, Po"ha-
tan county. Va. -
Addfe,s OF JOHN TRIBLE. general sales agent.
Lynchbury, Va. orders viii also he promptly
filled II addressed 10 local agency, Sl2 east road
street, Richmond. Va. sc l-Ss3ts
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1T TOWERS LIKE THE PYRAMIDS ABOVE
ITS FELLOWS.
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A MERICA'S FAVORITE NOVELIST,
THE EyER-poPULAR
MRS. MARY j. HOLMES.

No. 45 OF THE
NEW YORK WEEKLY,
NOW READY,
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-02

A ATwo.MnLIoN-DoLLAR CONSOLIDATION
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-02

The news from every direction is that
our people are inspired with the greatest
confidence by the leadership Of Mr. Bar
bour. They know that if they get out
full vote they will win. The Senate is
within their grasp, and the House is to be
had by proper effort. There is no doubt
that the enemy will resist desperately. but
with the people thoroughly aroused he
will be unable TO stand the attack, and will
have 10 yield.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-02

In this section OF the State the Democrats
ore at work as they never worked before,
the memorable campaign OF 1869 hardly
excepted. They realize now the stake for
which they fight. A taste OF Coalition
rule makes them crave no more Of IL. and
they are going into this canvass knowing
what would be the crushing consequences
OF defeat. and are therefore resolved to win.
In country and city they are organizing, as
certaining their own strength and the
strength OF the enemy, and preparing to
bring out their vote. ~..