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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-31
TO BANK-CUSTOMERS

n . 4 c T..
In order to give the officers Of the Banks an op-
portuniiy Of attending the state Far on Thurs
day, November lst, the customers are requested tO
give their attention 10 the payment Of obligations
maturing on that day on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3lsT.
MANN :. QUARLES.
Cashie PLANTERS National Bank;
~. &. BURNETT.
Cashier First National Bank;
JAMES MILLER,
Cashier i'uOu Bank;
j. w. LOCKWOOD.
Cashier National Bank Of Virginia:
JOHN +. GLENN,
Cashier Merchants National Bank;
WALKER hill,
Cashier City Bank of Richmond;
WILLIAM NJ. HILL.
&C 27-4t Cashier the state Bank of Virginia
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special Policemen for Hcurico.

The following order has been entered
In the County Court OF Henrico:
In Henrico County Court, October 20,
1888 AS provided by the 11th section OF
the 11th chapter Of an act OF the General
Assembly OF Virginia, approved the 14th
March, 1878, the Court doth appoint Will
liam Talley, Beauregard Howell, Charles
Anderson, William Woodward. A. j.
Hickerson, Thomas Glenn, Henry Clay
Shaw, Henry Miller. 7. Il. Tibbs. Robert
Shaw, Benjamin Walton. and j. ii. Bull
lock special policemen for the county OF
Henrico, who are to serve "a such without
any expense or charge to the county Of
Henrico.
A copy-testc
SAMUEL y. WADDLL,
Clerk HenricO County.
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BARBEB.WIgE FENCE.
HARMLESS BARBED-wIRE FENCE.

This fence will be exhibited on the Fair
Grounds. Patented by George Watt October 10,
1883. Its HARMLESS, SIMPLE, and CHEAP
ER than ANY fence yet made. and can be moved
IN less time than any other. and WITHOUT IN
JURY toit. Made MOVABLE or STATIONARY.
Also, the WATT CHILLED PLOUGHS of all
sizes ana sorts The points of this plough arc put
on without KOLTS. KEYS, or MEDGES. Not
one point Of the thousands sold has broken 10 our
knowledge, up To ths date They are 10y large
odds STRONGER, SIMPLER, LESS LIABLE
TO CHOKE; VIII wear the points longer time !:
VIII plough hard land where no ether viii: pul-
NeriZes the soil better; runs Steadicr To man and
team Than any other plough. and VIII pull as easy
and shed sticky soils perfectly as any plough yet
Invented.
Also, the WATT FLEXIBLE HARROW. the
most perfect pulveriZer and smoothing harrow yet
Invented.
Farmers and others are Invited 10 call at our
place on the Eair-GrOnnds aud zee these newly
patented Improvements. which have been fully
tested and proven 10 be all We claim for them.
send for circulars. WATT & CALL.
at the fair-GrOuDds,
and at 1918 and 1920 Frankln street,
Oc Slit Richmond Va.
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CUTICtRA.
DEAUTY SOAP.

To keep Inc pores epon, the oil-glaads and tubes
active, and thus furnish an outlet for impurities
In The precipitation and blood which cause humil.
iatinr blotchek bisckheads, and minor skin blem-
ishcs, especially Of Infants 20 cleanse, whiten.
aud bcautify the skin, remove tan, freckles, sun
burn. and oily matter; to keep the hands soft.
white and free from chaps and roughncss, prevent
contagious skim and scalp-diseases, and TO pro-
vide an exquisite skin-besutifer and toilet bath,
and nursery sana,ive, rcdolen, with delicious
flower odors and CUTICURA healing balsams, use
the CUTICURA SOAP. Endorsed by physicians
aud chemists as absolutely pure aud highly medi-
oinal. sales II sI-'S2, 100000 cakes.
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SOUTHERN HIsTORICAL-S0cIETY MEETING
TO-NIGHT. annual meeting OF the
Southern Historical Society to b held at s
O'Clock tonight in the hall OF tle House
OF Delegates will no doubt attra,t a large
crowd, and be an occasion OF interest.
Father Ryan is expected to deliver the
address, and the annual report Of the Exc
cutive Committee will be presenhd. The
public generalIy-includlng, OF course, the
ladies-is invited, and all members OF the
Society are especially urged to be present.
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Ambulance Calls.

The ambulance was called out yesterday
morning TO attend colored man named
Alex. Davis, who had been seized with an
epileptic fit while near the corner Of Sixth
and Cary streets. He was taken 10 his
home, on Jackson street. In the evening
it was called to Tanner & Delany's engine
shops to white boy named Tim Reanard,
who had fallen into a vat containing hot
water. and received very severe scalds.
DR.. Bosher dressed his wounds and he was
conveyed TO his home, on Sixth street.
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EirennrkR.

f1reWOrkS.
The frework exhibition Jill take place
on Friday, November 2d, commencing at
S:15 sharp, at the old City-hlll lot and on
Broad between Tenth and Ebventh streets.
The large shells and rockets viii be fred
from the old City-IIal lot. an may be seen
from any point in the city. The set pieces,
batteries. illuminatiOns, mints, &c., will be
fred in the centre OF Broad street between
Tenth and Eleventh, aud my be seen TO
advantage anywhere on Bro'l street above
Tenth street.
Parties living in the viciiity OF Broad
and Eleventh streets are req ested to hoist
their window-sashes to say5 them from
damage by conclusion.
The programme will be aboat al follows:
Flight OF Signal Rockets.
Flight OF Streamer Shells.
Set piece" Golden Cascade"
Battery OF Tinted Stars.
Flight OF Fiery SerpentS.
Set piece" Revolving Glory."
Flight Of Large Bombs.
Parachute Rockets. Discha'ging Float
ne Stars.
Display OF Grecian Batteries
Set piece. Silver Fountair."
Golden Rain.
Prismatic Illumination.
Rocket Display.
Set piece" Rainbow Cross
Trailing Serpents.
Silver Shower Battery.
Set piece" ChromOtope."
Aerial Floating Lights.
Emerald and Crimson lllumiiation.
Set piece" Fountain Plant
Aerial Double Explosive Flo,al Shells.
Aurora Stars in Battery.
Set piece" Jumping-Jack."
Flight OF Bombshells, Comet'c Stars.
Flight OF Hornets.
Battery OF Mines.
Set piece" Hunter and Tree"
Flight OF Rockets.
Battery display, Rainbow-Stas.
Set piece" Boss rweed's Di,mond."
Silver Star Display.
Variegated Illumination.
Set piece" Scroll. Wheel"
Floral Bombshells.
Jewelled Tree.
Set piece" Mosaic Filagree.'
Air-Serpents.
acknowledgements Stars.
Set piece" Star Of America
Rocket Display.
Set piece" Sporting Cross"
Set piece" Falls of Niagara
Grand Illumination.
Grand Rocket and Bombshell Display.
Set piece Motto, State Fair, 1885,"
with two flags and the Virginia coat-oi-
arms.
This exhibition will be fred rapidly,
and will take from one to one and half
hours.
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that badge will indulge In LIQUOR: but
should one so far forget himself, the City
Committee hope that such person will fall
into the hands OF the police and be taken
to the statlon-house. Drunken men are
not wanted at the polls by Democrats.
/. We wish a full vote /; a peaceable elec-
ton, fair count, and with these we know
that our majority will carry us triumph
antly through.
YOUR TICKETS, GENTLEMEN.
Democratic committees in printing tick
cts for senatorial districts, or for two or
more counties that elect one delegate,
should exercise the greatest possible care
in having the tickets (ballots) printed.
The name OF the Democratic nominee
should be alike on each ticket. II II Is
John Smith on the ticket for one county, it
should be John Smith, not j. Smith, on
the tickets for the other county or coun-
ties. Care in this respect may save us a
senator.
JEPFERsON-wARD MAss-NEHTING TONIGHT.
There will be mass-meeting Of the
Democratic voters OF Jefferson Ward at the
club.rooms OF the Jefferson Ward Club
(under the st. Charles HoteD tonight at
"a O'Clock to consider business urgent and
important. II is hoped that large ma
jority OF the voters will attend. The MEM
bers OF the club organization have per-
formed good work, and call on citizens
who are not members 10 assist them in per-
fecting it. A list Of the voters Of the ward
can be found at the club-rooms, and 1t
would be well TO examine the same.
MOTION TO REMOVE HENIIC0 REGISTRARS.
A motion TO remove number OF the re-
gistrars Of Henrico county was argued be-
fore Judge Newman yesterday. His deci-
sion is expected Saturday. 1t is alleged
that these gentlemen failed TO perform some
part Of their duties on Saturday last.
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PICTURE.FEAMES,E ENGRAvINGS.&o
EREE EXHIBITION DAILY
AT
L. LEWIS'S ART GALLERY.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Is.

The hiest importations Of WATER-COLORs,
ENGRANINGs, and OLEOGRAPtlS for sale at
the lowest figures. Fine assortment of ART NO.
vELTIcS for WEDDING aud BIRTHDAY
plushl, bISQUES. TOTLEr-CAsEs, ALBUMS,
FRENCH-PlATE MIRRORS lin bronze flamesl,
&c A fun stock Of PLUSH, GOLD, and BRONZE
CABINET FRAMES FOR PHOTOGRAPHS;
SxI0 PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES I'm every style,
from 25c. upwards. A special lot OF over 5Oo
CABINET FRAMES 70 be sold at hail the usual
prices. PARLOR EAsELs at prices less than half
previous figures, and large number OF FINE
PICTURES ut great bargains. over 10000
CHRISTMAS CARDS FOR $50 now on hand
and FOR SALE AT HALF PRICE. special
discount to dealers aud Sunday schools. Prnmps
attention 10 mail orders at l.. LEN lS'> Ar bai-
lery, No. 9l2 Main street. Oc 81
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The Davis Gallery. sa7 Broad street.

having within the last iew months secured
the services Of Mr.. \. $. Beadley and Mr..
VI. j. Powers, the i)rmer being we'll
known in the city and State for his taste
and skill az an artist i, water-colors, ink,
and crayon, and the later for his large eX-
perience and artistic Photographic work,
which. with the addition Of the services OF
one OF the finest pastelle artists in the
country, make Il corps Of assistants un-
equaIled IN this or any other city for the
production OF strictly Artistic work in every
branch OF photography
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THE HERMITAGE OF WOE.

Misery. shame, and agony, often bequcathed as a
sole legacy 20 children by parents, Is neglected
Scrofula. To cleanse the blood of this hereditary
poison, and thus remove the most prolific cause Of
human suffering, 20 clear the sktn of DisGguring
IumOrS. Itching Torturcs, Humillating Erup-
tions. and Loathsomc Sores caused by It; to purify
and bcauiify the skin, and restore the Hair that
no trace Of the disease remains. CUTICURA RE-
SOLVENT. the new Biood-Puriher, Diurctic, and
Aperient, and CUTICURA and CUTfCURA
SOAP, the great skin-Curcs and Beautiiers, are
infsllible.
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The Indian show.

The Indians have pitched their big tent
at the corner OF Broad and Laurel streets.
There are about a dozen real. live Indians
In the company. They give sort Of va
riety show--songs, dances, rihe-shooting,
calisthenies, trained dogs, trained ponies,
and pantomime TO wind up with. Alto
gether 1t Is well worth going to. II Is eer-
tainIy novelty In its way. The tent will
seat 1900.
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IUAD SALT RUFIIN

In the most aggravated form Tor ciVht years. No
Kind OF treatment. medicine. or doctors did me
any permanent good. Ny friends In Maiden know
how I suffered When / began 10 use the CUTI.
CURA REMEDIES my limbs were so raw and
tender that could not bear my weight on them
without the skin cracking and bleeding, and was
obliged 70 20 ahont on crutehes Used the CUTI-
CURA REMEDIES five months, and was COM
pletely and permanently cured.
Mrs. :. 4. BROWN. Maiden, Mass.
References: ANY citizen Of Maiden, Mass.
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Some Things AT the state Fair.

The exhibit Of Bees. ives, &C., showing
the workings OF this lite insect, by Mr.. e..
ii. Lake, Of sunnyside .Apiary, Baltimore,
Nd. who has been successful in the raising
OF bees, will be well worthy OF visit TO
the State Fair. Also. his collection Of
Fancy Fowls, including the Langshans "a
new breed and Golden Sebright Bantams,
&c.
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Wantsa,

All our friends and firmer patrons TO
know that we, the tw, principal artists
formerly with G. W. Davis, are now in
business for ourselves at 52j Broad street
lover Mrs. NJ. Campbel's millinery estab-
iishment). where we win guarantee the
best work ever made n this city at the
lowest prices. Call and examine ourwork
before going elsewhere. Respectfully,
w. w. FOSTER,
Artist and Late Manager Davis's Gallery;
Il. :. CAMPBELL,
Late Operator and Photographer Davis's
Gallery.
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Tho Greatest Attraction OF the Fair

the King OF Cattle, weighing about four
thousand pounds, and the Champion, his
mate. weighing nearly the same. Heaviest
pair of cattle IN the world. One thousand
dollars offered for pair to be produced TO
excel them. Are or exhibition at the Fair
Grounds between tle Ladies' Pavilion and
Art Gallery. Owned and fattened by
George Ayrault, Poughkeepsie, n. 7.
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Birds. EirsIs. birds.

A fine collection OF imported German
snging-canaries. African tinches, cut
throats, and paraquets are offered at pri-
vate sale only for " few days by the we'll
known New York bird-man Edward
Reiche, at John 4. Laughton's auction
rooms. 1906 Main street.
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We understand that thirteen head Of
young Jersey stock from Rowe's co0pe-
rative stock-farm. Fredericksburg. Va,
were shipped from tere yesterday to North
and South Carolina and Georgia, amount
ing in The aggregate to the sum OF S2,l3O.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-31

Spence, Tyree & Co. exhibit in tie Mis-
cellsneous Hall at the Fair-Grounds the
handsomest and finest collection os shoes
and sstchels ever shown in Virginia. Fac
similes of the same can be seen a. their
store, S15 east Broad street.
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Have you called on {. Il. ChailiE u Co.,
real estate agents ? Ii not, do so nj once
and get their free catalogue Of farms for
sale, and let them snow you the country
free OF cost. Office Teath street near Main.
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James q. Tinsiey's

Early June Peas
Lima Beans,
Okra and Tomatoes, and
Tomatoes, all G superior quality, and
are for sale by
JOSEPH VI. BLAIR, Grocer.
sos Man street (Pace Block.)
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Professor rayIeurc.. exhibition.

One Of the attr: ctions Of Fair-week will
be the grand caI:ium-llght art exhibition
which will be gwen Wednesday. Thurs
day, and Friday rights on Broad street be-
tween Eighth AMI Ninth. II is free ex-
hIbition, and will draw a large crowd.
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COpPER-COLORFD.

have been afflicted with troublesome skin dis
ease. covering almost completely the upper part Of
my body, causing my skin o. assume a cOppcr-cOl-
ored hue. IL could be rubbed OF like dandrun and
at times causing intolcrabie itching and the most
intense suffering. ] have used blOOd.purttcfs,
renced no relief until procured the CCTlCURA
REMEDIES. which. although used carcicssly ana
irTegularly, cured me, allaying that terrible itch.
ing. and restoring my skin to It's natural color l
am willing 20 make affidavit - The truth OF this
statement. ;. q. BUXTON.
MILAN. MICH.
Sold by all druggists. CUTICURA, 80 cents 4;
RESOLNENT. 81; SOAP, 25 cents.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL co,
Boston, Mass.
Send for L" How TO Cure skin-Diseases.n
oc 2S-su&W&w
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Nou Country Merchants

that YOU have a chance to drop in 6, W. d.
Blair a. Co.'s, ll09 east Main street ana
examine their stock OF Liquors, cigars,
Tobacco, &C., &C., ask TO see Is select +"
and Montrose Whiskey anyhow.
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IL THE CITY OFFICES BE CLOSED
THURSDAY
rnE lsT DAY OF NOVEMBER.

Penalties for non-payment Of bills due that day
will be remitted by the Treasurer. The superin-
.endents Of the various departments viii suspend
work In their respective departments. so far as
they can without dctriment 30 the public service,
In order that their employees may attend the Fair
on that day. W. {. CARRlNGTON.
oc Silt Mayor.
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PERSONAL.

+ EFT HIS HOME on SATURDAY,
IL October 27, 1888, at o'clock \. NJ, WILL
LIE EVANS lie is twelve years old mulrtfo
color; wore blue iqcket. dark pants and vest coi-
ored SHIRT. and new shoes Information Of his
whereabouts will be thankfully received and
liberal reward paid by =. II. SMITH.
Oc 3l-2tF l4OO Poplar street.
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The grandest. best, and cheapest enter
directly on ihe road to the Fair
Automatic City. See and be
made happy. wealthy and wise.
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Notice..

Our friends and patrons will plea'e send
In their orders Wednesday evening, IL
possible, or Thursday morning beore 10
O'Clock, as we intend closing at thst hour
to allow our young men to attend tie Fair.
CHRISTIAN Il WHITE.
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Never leave the city until you have called
on II. B. Chaffin Il &c, real estate agents.
They have large quantities OF city and
country property for sale. They will show
YOU farms free OF cost
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-31

"The Richmond Mercantile and Manu-
featuring journal" fer November is for
sale at G. f. Johnst,n's bookstore. No.
9ls east Main street. II IS the cheapest
publication i'm the UniCd States.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-31

Parties in search OF homes in slty or
country should call on X. B. Chaflirs& Co.,
real estate agents, No. | north Tenttstreet.
They issue free catalogues, and mrnish
conveyances free Of cost to look a. their
properlies.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-31

All visitors to the l'air will get more for
their money at 2l3 Bload street than can be
found elsewhere in Richmond. Positively
the last week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-31

All strangers to our city should pay a
call to the Fine. Art Gallery Of Mr.. l..
Lewis, 912 Main street, where may be seen
a large and beautiful collection of Steel
Engravings, Wa.er-Colors, handsome
Bronzes in plush, and many other things.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-31

Call on Il. B. Ch; fin & Co., real estate
agents. No. north Tenth street, near the
post-otlice. and get q cir free catalogue and
let them show you th. country free OF cost.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-31

Finest French Brandy and Purest Wines
and Whiskeys are foi sale by
JOSEPH II. BLAIR, Grocer,
S03 Main street pace Biock).
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Do rot fail TO call on Z. Il Chatfin X Co..
real estate agents, NJ. 1 north Tenth
street. They have larg. quantities OF real
estate for sale. You WI be shown free OF
cost
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LEE GALLERY. Copy old pictures successfully.

A CHEF D'1uyRg IN THE ART OF. PERFUME
RY, Is the composition OF new and distinctive
Bouquet. as In the case Of }. & T.. ATKiSsoS's
SfenhanOtis.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-31

The AUTOaATONs WI close out their
business in Richmond IL 10 O'Clock next
Saturday night II yot miss a visit to 2l3
Broad street you will Miss the grandest
treat Of your whole life.
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The MANY friends Of lr. Y. b. Herndon
will be glad 10 know thai he has returned
to the city, and has resuiied the practice OF
his profession.
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IL you SUFFER- with sick headache, consfipa-
tion. sour stomach, or bilious attacks. ExoRYs
LITTLE CATuARTIc PILLS viii relieve you. As a
regulator of the bowels they have equa. Fifteen
cents.
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At JacksOn's. 303 Broad street, for
China, Crockery, Glassware, Table-Cut-
lery, Tinware. iIouse,urnishing Goods.
&c.
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Person. v,si,inr the Fair

will find at Ryand Il Lees warerooms,
Ol3 Main street, the largest stock Of pianos
and organs, new and second hand, ever
seen In Virginia.
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FURs. sEALSKINs. ROBES. dc.

NO EXHIBIT AT THE FAIR, But
~ at GA east Broad street. The h,udS0mest
display Of ASTRACllAs And SEAL PLUSH
DOLMANS, MUFFS, BE4THAS, FUR TRIM
MINGS. CARRlAGE-ROBES, FUR CAPS ever
seen Ina tins city.
SEAL sACQUES to order speciality.
CHARLES IiAASE & co.
Oc 3l-3t nearly opposite Theatre.
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Old Ladies' Broad Bottom. Fla.-IIeel, softSolc
shoes at GRIGe's, Pace Block.
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pAMPAS PLUMES. &c.

CALIFORNIA PAMPAs PLtNEs-
~ the largest and finest ever seen IN thls city'
FANCY GRASSES, natural and coiored' just re-
HyACiNIns, TULIPS, CRoCus, Sc.
r. ". MOOD, >ecdsman.
oc 30-3t corner sixth aud Marshall streets
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Raifrnal Icn. Attention!

We have Just rec'iyed fifty Double
Breasted Blue Beaver suits, which we viii
sell at $l3. Mistit Stole, 9l2 Mann street.
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Old Gentlemen's Broad Bottom, Flat.Heel shoes
at 6RIGG's, Pace Block, corner of ,iain and
Eighth streets.
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Fol ten cents a glorious entertainment
awaits you at sla Broad during thu pres
ent week only.
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Finest Green and Black Teas

at moderate prices are for sale by
JOSEPH ". BLAIR, Grocer,
S03 Main street pace Block
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The largest stock of Medium Grade Boots and
shoes and Trunks in the city ut GRIGc's, Pace
Block.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-31

The best class of Peggcd snd screw-wire Boots
and Shoes mt GRIGG's. Pace Block.
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JERSEY STOCK.
Jersey STOCK FOR SALE. Us
GET THE BEST.


THREE CHOICE EXTRA WELL-BRED JFR-
SEY HELPERS imported in dam, and ONE M
PORTED BULL, all Of the celebrated FARM
Frs GLORY and CETEWANO strains WI be
sold for $1,000. Two OF the hclfers now IN celf,
and I'm twelve months will be worth, With tneir
calves. All the money asked for the i0ur. Also.
some EXTRA FINE. WELL-BRtD. REGIS
TERED JERSEY BULL CALVES, ~ from SO
TO 500 each.
Apply on The Fair-Grouuds, or address
RUWE'S COOPERATIVE STOCK Farm.
oc 3l-ot Fredericksburg. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-31

Hand Made Boots and shoes. full lines for gen.
tlemen and ladies, at GRIGG's, Pace Block.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-31

Rubbcrs, in styles. to be had only at GRIce's,
Pace Riock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-31

In order that the officers and employees OF the
CITY Government may have an opportunity Of
sendlng q day al the state Fair II Is ordered that