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CHANGE OE BUSINESS.

YUNHE ADMISSION OF DR.. S. s. S0UTHWORTH
Il partner in my practice, under the firm
of Brewer Southworth, necessitates the call
ing in Of all accounts due up to date.
In thanking my patrons Of the past few years for
their very liberal patronage, solicit for the new
firm continuance of the same. will be found in
the Office as usual, during regular Office hours.
Sacramento, May 8, 1850.
4-3p1w DR.. B. B. BREWER.
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Fatal ResuIt-Weather.

MARYsvILLE, May 4th.-Young Shelton,
aged about IA years, son of w. h. Shelton,
Of Yuba Dam, who accidentally shot himself
in the right leg below the knee on the 18th of
April, died to-day from the effects of the
wound.
It has been cloudy all day, with a prospect
of rain. Wind southeast.
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The Prizes (the most elegant ever offered in this
city, are on exhibition at MILLER'S -JEWELRY
STORE, No. 62S j street. between Sixth and
Seventh. r. b. HARMON,
President Committee of Arrangements.
Gus. F. COMET Secretary. m53p7t
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ADJUSTMENTS.

COnsOmme. at the Forrest.' every
evening from to II n17-1m
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FENHE CARS WILL LEAVE THE NEW
4 depot at 8 O'Clock A. NJ sharp. ~
Tickets for the round trip, 81 /; children, s<
over and under II, half-price. -"S'
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YEyO RENT - TWO FURNISHED ROOMS ON A
desirable part of street. Inquire at this office.
ms lWf
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LOCAL MATTERS.

MEETING OF TIL. DlRgcTons or THE
CHAMBER or CoNAsRcE.-Ther regular meet
ing OF the Board OF Directors Of the Cham.
ber Of Commerce was held Yesterday after.
noon IN the rooms OF The Board, CONNER.
ciaI-Ciub building. Mr.. 4. O. NUlting.
president. occupied the chair. Present
Mtssrs. Blankenship. Potts, Crenshaw, Ro-
sen baum, Cbildrey, Rogers. Jones, Palmer,
and Spots. The absence Of Messrs. Hill,
Watkins, and Purcell was excused.
Mr.. Rogers drew the attention Of the
Board t. the fact that the Commercial Club
would i'm short time move to the building
on Main street formerly occupied by Ze.
telle. and that II would be necessary to Sc.
cure quarters for the Chamber.
On motion it was ordered that q commit.
tee, consulting OF Messrs. Blankensbip,
Rogers. and the President. be appointed
with p0wer 10 act Ia the matter.
Mr. Blinkenship gave notice that at the
next meeting he would present resolution
looking to change In the constitution In
reference to membership, etc.
Adjourned.
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mASCmEaTaR AND VICINITY.

| Brief Nems.-Rev. w. T. Derieua, p5s-
TOR OF the Baptist church IN A0is city, wss
married ir south Carolina Wednesday, and
| IN expected TO arrive here witA bis bride
| next week.
Randolph yrent (eolcyed. who was corr
mi,ted 10 Jail sor feIonis1sly assahiting and
wonsding Isaac Price (colored) was unabse
to gre bail yesterday, ssd will remain In
isil ustiI the grand jury Eeets.
Several persons from tbf3 city At over
to Richmond yesterday TO Tss.Iiy before the
Uuited states grond jury yelative TO the
charges preferred against the judges OF elec-
ton.
The wnther yesterday WIS very cold,.
and the sondu ness the city were frozen
over. Sose farmers. In Chesterfield have
| filed their e-bouses ,his season.
Only twoScriminal cases are dccketcd for
| trial at the next term OF the Chest
County Cou1t.
The State assessors for Chesterfield coun-
ty, having completed their work, have
turned their books over TO the pI sper' au-
tnorities.
There are several applicants for the posi-
ton OF Commissioner OF the Revenue' for
The First district in Chesterfield county.
The vacancy was occasioned by the death
of Mr.. W. g. Flournoy.
Only one case has been disposed OF at the
Mavot's Court daring the past two weeks.
The Indictment Of the election judges OF
the Third Ward in this city by the grand
jury Of The United States COnrt was much
talked about on the'streets yesterday after
noon.
At present there IL only one prisonercon-
fined in the city Jail That one is awaiting
trial, ana has been confined there only
few days.
The work Of improving some OF tae
county roads will be pushed forward vigor.
Ously during the present month.
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Communicated.
Keeue us Rtchelfeu.

The Rich.lIeu was the most perfect oil
Mr.. Keene's three assumptions. itrequlres
versatile powers, and these II finds IN Mr..
Keene. His Cardinal Il really creation
not original, indeed, nor does u differ ma
terjalIy from the familiar concep,ions; but
II IL noue tue less creation. Resembling
rhe others In form, II differs from them 10
exnression. The craft OF the old fox Is,
under the touch OF Mr. Keene. snpefhc'ai
in the earlier scenes. The sly smile be-
trays il. But IN ,he concluding acts there
ia the reverse Seatment. Mr.. keene there
in presents, at first, tne picture OF inter-
~ broken mauhood--pitiable seniiity. his
facial effect fellows with toe feeble voice
Inc strengthless limbs. The forced pa.
,ieuce under the experimental sarcasms OF J,
De Baradas is eycelIeutly poriIayed, ana
the resenlfnl ou.bursts of the proud sou.,
terrible even 10 It's ,nrrml'y, sueceeus ,s
quickly as a splendid contrast, ao.''.ao's
presented. The curtain descended upon
| ihe fourth act amid perfect s,o'n aannas % az
nIauss toat continued for several seconus
la de:aiI, in tinssse. Ia its reialiou 70 DALI su
We regard his Rlcnclieu as the most i. com - :
msndss.le oI inc three characters ar
Keene has thus far acsed.--c"wssV INV"
Ocean, October I, 1850. g
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\ DOWNTOWN MERCHANT, hay.

In ing pas ed several sleeples nights disturbed BY
the agoniss aud cries of suffering child, and b~.
Counting convinced thar MIs. wINSLOwsS sOOTH-
ING SYRUP was just the article ueede'i.procured
"A supply fsr the child. On reaching home and ae-
.quaiaiing his wife with what he had dons, she re-
fused TO have II administered 10 the chio. as she
was strongly In favor Of Hompcpa hy. That nigtss
Ire chb pas, ed In suffering. and The parents with
owl sleep. Returning home the day following, The
father found the baby still worse: and while con-
|tempiatlng another seep'css nj. ht. The mother
s;spped from the room TO attend 70 some domestic
duties a nd left the father with the chith. During
hen absence he administered a portion of the
Soothing syrup TO the baOy. aud sain nothing.
That might all hands seDt ve aud the little fellow
awone in the morning bright aud happy. The
mother was delighted with the sudden aud wsader-
FIJI change and although at first ofiended at the de-
ception practiced upon her. has continued to'usc
the 3yrup ami suffering crying babies aud reecss
nlahss have disappeared. single trial oT'the
Syrup never yet failed 10 relieve the baby and
overcome the prejudices of the mother Sold ~ all
druggists: rs cents a bottle. Sc lo-eodiw
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CHRISTMAS
TRADE TOO TEMPTING TO TELL
MORE THAN A-MOIETY OF WHAT WE HAvi
sEEN-A FEW GOOD SUGGESTIONS TO
AID you IN SELECTING CHRIST
MAS PREsENTs-wHERE WE
FOUND THEM.

In closing our festive article Of yesterday,
dear readers, we were conscious OF having
done so under caption that TO many may
not have been thoroughly intelhgible but
Noel was such good word, and, although
French, was so expressive OF just what we
wanted to say, that the temptation to use it
was irresistible. 10 French 1t simply means
Christmas, but according to Chaucer,
novel, which has evidently the same der:va-
ton, originally meant shout OF Joy at
Christmas. II was shout for the coming
holidays with which we desired to gain
your attention, as we now under the more
familiar heading beg 10 introduce you to q
little world Of lively Christmas trade.
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Richmond is rather Older than Burning
ton-about two hundred and twenty years
older. IL Is also larger--sone hfty tDou-
sand souls larger. II has ten hills TO our
fonr. Ncw you have good, clear. com
narrative idea OF the two cities, rememDer'
ing that Ricbmond is the Burlington OF eir'
gipia. And then. they had more trouble 10
settling Ricbmondtha they had with Bur
iington. l don't know how many Indians
tney had 10 settle before they could settle
the town. Not so many. perhaps, as needed
II. They started earIy-thirteen years DC
fore the Pilgrim Fathers came ashore. Jobn
smith, OF Smithyille, Smith county, tnls
state. whose mother married a Smith, one
of old Smiths sons--ycs, the same o'o
smith. YOU are rigbt, that is the family
s,epped ashore at Powhatan, town JUS
below Richmond, as they both stand To-Day
and the trouble began. Captain smln'
memory Is held In high esteem. He invent
ed hot bread; and three times DAY,
think, the people OF the South offer memo
risl sacrifices to his inysnlion, = Burde1te u
hamkeye. .asse
| Young clergyman at clerical meeting
.. merely throw out The idea," old mln
Ister +" Well, I think that is the best thini
you eau DO with IT,"
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oyrIcE OF CITY coLLEsS5JooH,l

OYFICE OF CITY fOLLECIOH,y
RICHMOND. Decembel i, 1880
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPENED
IL DAILY bstween the hours OF O'Clock A. Nj.
and q O'Clock r. NJ from The 18Th To THE 3lsr
DAY OF DECEMBER inclusive for The purpose
OF receiving from any person who has already pald
one half Only Of the city axes charge to him the
remaining half. -
Ten per centum will be added 70 the smount;&
said remaining bslf OF The tax ehar I'd In every
rtmaIuIng half within the time 50 limited.
But IA casa any person, having fail 10 pav w
tae month Of June one half OF the cry taxes due
from guch person. shail fail 10 pay the wh y
amount iher, or on or before he 81 DAY oi De'
cfmber. there shall be addfd 20 pr eensuin upon
The amount Of the tax 30 Remaining que ,
A. II. WuODsON. Collector.
~ B--Panies paying several bills VIII pieass
send hss that they may be golIes together.
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PROPOSALS..
ITO q RO Z L r S.

Il -
SEALED BIDS TO supply the Western Lunatlc
Asylum with the articles specihet otiow VIII ue re-
ctiyed a: the once OF the superintendent OF asylum
JANUARY L, 1881. AT 12 n.
Bids shoud d be directed 10 A. NJ fAUNrhEhrvShr:: ~ ]:
supernt, ndepi, and must b. accompanied oy oN =
ssmnr m escn article addressed 20 tbe undersigned
Al stanton, va: payment 10 he made Ia ihirIy
days from January 10, 1881. q. which da'e 'he
foods are 10 be eiyered la stauntou
1000 nbs. best LAGUAYRA COFFEE,
lao n. best GUNPOWDER TEA,
2.cOO fbs. good BROWN suGAh'
1000 NJ. best COFFEE SUGAk.
900 fbs. Dest CU1-LOAF sUoAR,
barrel GRANUL ATEli SUGAR,
10 barrels good l.. X. MOLAtsES,
/ tirrce best CAHOLINA RICE.
Tha right will be reservei to take part or the
The bids 6 A. HOSHOUk.
Steward Of Asylum.
sTAUxIoS. VA, De enbfr 8. 1880.
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TIE MOZART LAST NIGHr.-There was
yery large audience at the Mozart masicdie
last evening, and a charming programme
was well rendered. Miss Swain and Mr.
Hoff were the vocal attractions, and &c
lighted their hearers with several artistical-
,v rendered numbers. The former gave ny
HspeciaI q request "Le Carnival de Venice"
and her execution ia this piece was Dut an
other evidence OF this lady's hnisned Gui,
lure. 1t was simply bird'ike. pr. Hon
Thee. - pretty ballad by Reinhardt. Mr.
I.aube i, fine violin soloist, aud has be
come a great favorite with the Association.
HIS execution of Beethoven's "krentzeT
Sonatan was very sweet and artistic.
The orchestra played well, and We were
particularly pleased with the "Aon keve I
wa,izes by Waldteufel. They are happy 10
several Majestic and lovely strains.
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FANNY DAyENPORT.-Miss Davenport VIII
annear at the Richmond Theatre next wed
nesdav evening as "Kste Vivian" IN MISS
Anna Dckinson's new play. She IS nne
actress. and has often delighted our Rich
mond peopIe. We only regret she does not
give more than one night here. she mas
made great hit this season III the rote OF
Kate Vivian, her dresses in that character
heino represented as something superb.
For the benefit OF the ladies we give iull
descrjption OF the first OF the five costumes
She wears in the play. 1t Is grand toilet
decoIlete. and with very short sleeves,
which show adyantageously Miss Daven'
nort,s perfect arms. 1t Is OF heliotrope
satin de LYONS. The front drapery Is drawn
70 the right and held tightly and gracefully
by a bunch OF wild roses, tulips, ana TO-
usoe. The waist follows the Grecian
outline. and is long on the left SIDE,
while the drapery' is carried up high
ON the right, and hidden under an elaborate
oarnature of flowers on the hip. The stem'
of the roses are woven together and form
mesh. The knobs are tied with moss and
annle.preen chenille. The train Is ol tine
beiiotrope. All the colors are blended In
very elaborate ruche that trims the SKIRT
| A similar trimming finishes the edge OF Tue
Grecian drapery. The second Is party
dress Of pearly.whte crepe de chine ant
noint lace. The next Is costume decoiiet'
of white satin and embossed brocade. Inet
comes the robe de chomtre OF garnet satin
THE fifth is a handsome black velvet; higl
corsage, having tulle sleeves, with emoroi
dered crepe de chine.
Tbe sale OF reserved seats Will open a
pamos a Moses's and at the Theatre Satur
day morning at o O'Clock.
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DICuMOND THEATRE.

TWO NIGHTS AND SATURDAY MATINEE
DECEMBER 10Th AND 1lTb.
ABBEY's MAMMOTH HUMPTY-DUMPTf
AND
TYROLFAN WARBLERS.
fhe mot complete Paniomime organization that
ever travelled.
GRAND Double HARLEQUINADE:
ROBEET FRASER and JAMkS =. MAffilI
Clown
LILLIAN MARTINkTTI and j. LEON,
Pantti Ons. -. =.
THE CELEBRATED MARTlNETTl FAMlLh
(fOrmery Of ine Rayels -
III PAULINE MARIlsETTi, and
BELLE GABklELLE,
An Gymnasnc Balancing ana f,'stuiing;, -,
VAIJFAS The EgNptisn Jusger IN DIS Wonder-
ulI Juggling aud Bird Acts. -
RAJADFS, the ROs al starr 'sc banu on Sui''
no peopiel. =,
IECHSER'S GENUiN. BAND OF IfRoLfAN
WARgLEkS "A w0nen and menl,
broueh; 20 this country especially for tnis oreahi
zition. In their Mountain Warblings and inslru'
mental Acts. -,
Beautiful Scenery aud Tricks, prepared at large
outlay for Rooth's Theatre last season.
n B.-Noiwi hssanding the large expense regular
prices will be or erved. tse5rved seats OF save AZ
the Theatre aud NJ Eamos & Moses. de 2 Al
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ARRIVAL OF CARS FOR THE RICHMOND AND
AILEGHANY RAILROAD.- The Richmond and
Allegheny Railroad Company received yes
,erdav two hand. ONE new cars-0Be regn-
lar passenger.coach and the other combi'
nation car for mail, baggage. and passen'
gers. Now that these cars have arrived,
two OF the cars that were frs, received VIII
be sent to Williamsons for service on the
AIIeohany division.
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REV. r. r. 6URTs, OF Msnata, fia.' says
"TuT1's PILLS are held in high repute rs a h'er
regulator IN this hot climate In fact, hardly know
how we could get along without them. Ch'is ana
fever have lost their dread Our people take one OF
two doses Of the pills and ~ish niteen grams
of onnnt, DIVIDED in three desei' dunnE Tue aaS'
The ague never returns"
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HuaprY DUMPrY TO-NIGHr. .-Don't forget
that Abbey's Humpty.DumDty Troupe; Tue
best company now in the business, VIII eX-
b,bit at the Theatre tonight. tomorrow
night, and tomorrow afternoon. III you
want a good laugh, be sure you see tuis
uumDty.
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HUsTINGs COURr.-The following cases
were disposed OF yesterday:
Joseph Bailey, who was convicted 10 Inc
Police Court OF stealing 80 and a watch
and chain, valued at $40, and sentenced &c
receive ihrty-nine lasbes, took an appeal tC
the Hastings Court, and was yesterday trieC
and acquitted.
&c. Willis and Mary johnson were fineC
$50 nv the Police Court for noiawfuiiy CO
habiting together without being married
They took an appeal and were acquitted.
Jefferson Taylor alias Jefferson Jones
charged with breaking and entering TIT
blacksmith.shop OF w. b. Clarke WIN IN
tent to commit larceny, was acquitted;
Joseph Wills alias William Jackson ,,,,aSN D.
charged with resisting Policeman Hulcher
Dleaded guilty, and was sentenced to jan
| for thirty days and fined $40.
The grand jury will meet again Monoa
next at IL O'Clock.
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The GLASS. BLOWERS The bonemian 'a
glass. blowers are attracting many & peopis
every afternoon and evening AT NO; qua rss' ..'
nroad street to witness their exbioltious 'h
An kinds OF giass.work. Every vs'tos Is
~ presented with specimen oi their WORK
msnship.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS, YESTERDAY
Wolf Us. Armstrong. Writ Of error awarded
to judgment rendered by the Corporation
Court of the city of Alexandra on the 18th
OF October, 1880.
Ackiss, executor. Us BOnuey. From the
Circuit Court OF the city Of Norfolk. Al
firm"d by divided court, Judge Christian
delivering the opinion cf the court, in which
Judge Staples concurred in the resUlt, but
not in all the reasons, Judge Burks deliver
ing dissenting opinion, in which Judge
Anderson concurred.
Mason and ais. rs. Tuttle, &c. From
the Circuit Court OF Fairfax county. Al
tirmed, Judge Anderson delivering the
opinion.
Moses Us. Old Dominion Iron and Nail
Works Company. From the Circuit Cour
OF Richmond city. Reversed, Judge sta
pies delivering the opinion.
RawliDgs's executor Us. Rawlings and
ais. From the Circuit Court OF the county
OF Loudoun. Reversed, Judge Burks de
livering the opinion Of the court, in whicl
Judges Christian and Anderson concurred
Judge STAPLES dissenting.
| Forbes & Alters Us. Hagmar~ Argued 10y
George D. Wise. Esq, for plaintiffs 10 erro
and continued until to-day.
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70 make the hands smooth, TO keep the lips
from cha ppipg, there Is nothing better Than thii
excellent preparation. Now that the cold weather
has set In ever, BODY should have some OF h.
Prepared by r. ROBERTS BAKER, Druggist NO
ola Main street.
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DEATH or Mr.. RoBINsoN.-M William
A. Robinson, an old, welI.known, and
hlghly-respected citizen, died at his nome
near this city, doy before yesterday, Mr'
Robiuson was veteran OF the war OF lol2'
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GLEOPATR Al

Her power WIS retained by force Of rer'en'i
charms. She led the old "boys" captive whenever
n, talked pretty TO them and showed her teeth.
Us,ery should tell us that she used sozoDoSr' nu.
/, don't. The preparation he Ssed might have had
another name then.
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have auaiy zed The wh!ssey knosn under h'
br,pd OF " B SELECT" controlled bs Messrs. WAL'
TER ID. BLAIR 4 co., 2ahmond Va ana hub
PRRE FROM FUsIL OIL and other impuri ~
and recommend us Esa for medicina' anu Ia hs'
nnrnoses. J. Il. McCAw, VI. ID,
late Professor OF Chemistry, Medical coii';s o.
Virginia.
January IS. 1872.
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WE,GuxAsrgR OF THE FIRST Market
Tbe death OF Captain Sam Msccubbin
created vacancy in this position, aud the
two branches OF the City Counci, have been
called by their respective presidents 10 meet
Mopday evening at Z O'Clock 10 uil the w.
rancy. Although the perquisites OF The po-
sltloa are quite small, there are large uul,,
| her Of spplicants for II.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
cold. AT sunrise on Church Hill the mer-
curry stood al l5o.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, 30 !;
0 A. NJ, "a; noon. 80; +. NJ, 80; p.
NJ, 30; midnight. 10.
Mean temperature. 26.
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ToBAcco.rAcroRY BURNED.

Mr.. JAMES LEIGH JoNEs's STEAM TOBACCO
MANDATORY TOTALLY DESTROYED
LAST NIGHT ny AN ACCIDENTAL FIRE.
HARD. COLD wosK-LOss, $4,000; INsu.
HANcG. sl7-50O-DETAHs OF THE YIRE
ETC, ETC.
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p...oyAI..-Messrs. +. o. French, Sam
,,ol snelbar, Z. Il. Leland ana o.oets; w. NV
nave nav been attending the neelings o. .as
new railroad company, LETT yes!eraay a''os'
no", NO" on the northward. bound tra'l'
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DEcEuBxR 0, 1850.

Editors Dispatch Permit me TO say
through your columns thar there are a
whole lot OF people who endorse " West
Ends (" article In your yesterdays edition
concerning a market for our section of the
city. ASoTHEs WEST ExDgn.
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And now, kind reader, with many thanks
for your attention, we shall relieve you fol
the present from further perusai OF tais
fruitful subject. lest, like in the sensual ap'
petite, your reason get a suifeit OF iterar!
sweets. So permit us, with fair juliet to
"Psrtiug is such sweet sorrow
Tb.t shaiI say6 ood- night, Till It be to-morrow'
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9ithmond 1ispanh.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10, lsso.

So THK CIRCULATION OF the DisPArcS
Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED GIRO .
LATIoN OF ALL THE oTHEB DAILY NEws
PAPERS OF THE CITY
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.--For the Middle
Atlantic States. stationary or rising fol-
lowed by falling barometer, westerly winds,
clear or partly cloudy weather, higher tenn
Derature.
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JUDGES INDI.TED.

TIE JUDGES OF ELECTION For THE THfsD
WARD. MANCHESTER, INDIcyED BY THE
UNITED STATES GRAND JURY-JUDGE
HUGHEs's ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS PRO-
POUNDED BY THE JURY, &C.
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FINANCIAL.
V'HE RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANi
RAILROAD COMPANY
YIRsT MORTGAGE 7's,
DUE 1920,
COUPON OR REGIsTERED.

We offer for sale limited humber OF the seoye-oe
seribso i,ohDs at par aud inierest, tbe company
resesyins the rixhs advance the price from tim'
% time without notice.
We recommend the bonds Ms a good aud safe o.
earity.
The bonds may also be hsd from any OF the othe
Eock-orokss In lie eity OF Richmond.
DAVENPORT = CO..
Af stochsljfotsres
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EMINENT DIR. W. =. srEUAaT,

BALTIMORE, WRITES:
- confidently recommend CoIdans LiEBio
LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF FOR CONSUMPTION de'
h,u,v. weakness, &C. Ihaye tested it with unyer-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-10

PONCE COURT.-The fOIIowlbg cases were
dis nosed of at tne Police Court yesterday
Inv Polce.Justice ID. {. Richardson:
Andrew Jackson (colored). charged win
being drunk and riding his mule on the
sidewalk. Fined 81.
j. l.. Darlington was required to pay y
for his driver leaving his team in the street
James Trimmer and Jerry ID. WhiliocB
were fiued 81 each for their sons throwing
rocks in the streets.
Allen McGregor was fined S5 for lighting
and creating disturbance in the street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-10

Entered at the Post-Orice st Richmond, Va. al
secoud-ciass matiar.i