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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-02

POLICE COURT.-The following cases
were disposed Of at the Police Court yes
terday morning by PoliceJustice ID. C..
Richardson:
A. Bardnett, charged with creating a dis
turbance on the premises OF Abraham Har-
rs. The accused not appearing, an attach.
ment was issued for him.
Sarah Conway (colored), Lee Tucker, and
John McCaflery, charge separately with
being drunk, were fined 81 each.
Frank Halstead, charged with being
drunk and disorderly in the street, was
fined IS.
Samuel Scott and Bette Russell, charged
with creating a disturbance on the premises
OF Nathan Russell, were fined $3.50 each.
Levi Benedict, charged with using pro-
fame and indecent language on the street
and abusing Catherine Fletcher, was fined
g so.
William Sutherland (colored), charged
with threatening to cut William Moseley
with knife. Continued until to-day.
William Moseley (colOred), charged with
threatening the life Of William Sutherland.
Continued until to-day.
John Tennus (colored), charged with
stealing a box OF manufactured tobacco
from the Old Dominion Steamship Com
pany. Continued until tomorrow.
Charles Allison, charged with contempt
OF court, was fined %.
Jones James (colored), charged with be-
ing a suspicious character, was committed
to Jail in default Of surety.
Thornton Williams, Thomas Dickerson,
and Henry Bryant (cOlored), charged with
stealing push-cart from some person un'
known. Williams was found guilty and
sentenced to receive ten stripes; the Others
were required to give surety for five days.
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Rooms STATE CONSERVATIVE ,
EYECItIINN EnMuIInrE
LAtNUTIFb NUNMIITEb
RICHMOND, November 1, 1880.


My labOrs at these rooms cease with the
going down Of tO-morrow's sun. The
earnestness with which | have eXerted all
the energies OF mind and body towards
sustaining our regular ticket is attested
by a satisfied conscience and | hope an
approving public. trust that news OF q
triumphant victory in Union and State
will soon reach our anxious ears. Let no
Virginia Conservative be laggard In this
contest for good government ana society.
n combination OF all tue opposition to
our success will result 10 our defeat, let
us at least enjoy the proud CONSCIOUSNESS Of
having done our duty. Rally around the
ticket that the National Democracy ask us
to vote for, and let us work with one mind
and heart 10 win for the gallant Hancock
the honors he deserves. | return thanks to
the prOprietors OF all newspapers who have
sent 10 these rooms complimentary copies
OF their respective papers. and 10 Conser-
yatives generally for their hearty co0pera-
ton in the work OF this committee.
j. BELL BIGGER, Secretary.
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George d. Wise I'm the Know.Nothing
Campaign.

10 the Editors OF the DtSpdtch:
Gentlemen,-Among the mean falsehoods
which have distinguished this campaign
none have been meaner or falser than that
industriously circulated among our foreign
born citizens, that Captain George d. Wise
occupied doubtful position in the Know.
Nothing campaign. The following letter to
his brother from General w. III. Payne, Of
Fauquier, whose name Is the synonym OF
honor, dsposes OF this little lie effectuaIly.
II will be seen that the same courage, di'
rectness, and enthusiasm for the defence OF
political and religious freedom animated
the boy which distinguish the man; anf
that when candidate for no iavor at the
hands OF The people he plunged into the
thickest OF the fight with the gallantry
which marks him when, as now, he asks
bis fellow-cltizens to honor him.
Those who never forget a kindness, and
to whom ingratitude is a vice unknown,
will reward him to-day for his intrepid and
unseltsh Iabors on their behalf.
A. NJ. KELLEY,
Chairman Executive Committee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-02

The Election TO-Day-Yesterday quite
a number OF delinquent pOll-taXcs were
paid up, most Of them being paid by white
voters. The indications are that large
vote will be polled here FOR George ID. Wise
and The National Democratic ticket. A num-
Der OF bets have been made on the election.
Let every Democratic voter do his duty to-
day, ana rally TO the support Of Hancock,
English, and George ID. Wise.
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To Subscribers Richmond Telephone
Exchange.

Please note following changes and addi-
tions 10 November 1st:
CHANGES.
John Poe, Jr., Chief Of Police, from Law
system, No. l07, to Magnetic saystem.
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, from Magnetic to Law system,
No. 1Gl.
Messrs. SPOTS & Gibson, from Magnetic
to Law system, No. l62.
Post.Ofiice, from Magnetic to Law sytem,
No. 1863.
NEW STATIONS.
Police Station No. |, Old Market Police
Station No. 2, New Market, and Police-Sta-
ton No. 3, Brook avenue, Magnetic system.
John Tyler & Co.. Tobacco alley, Law
system, No. 1874.
DISCONTINUED.
Mrs. Jane King, 1911 east Cary street.
Richmond College, west end Broad street.
d. Columbus, No. 408 east Broad street.
e. +. McCLuER, Manager.
Richmond, Va, November !, 1850.
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NO CREDIT.

"IeUYrERRp FOR . long time with soitse, cake
or sweled liver Indigestion, and general bad htaia,
and after n ahy other remedies nothing done me 90
much good as simmons Liver Regulator. Il cured
me, and now have not to take any medicine, FOR
am well but shall always keep it In the house TO
cure any Que else Of the family that bsve anything
the matter. II Is good for nearly everything
M. ]. WILTA, Clinton, Ga"
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MANCHEsTER AND VICINITY.

Church NOteS.-Services were held in all
the different churches in the city Sunday,
and the congregations were quite large.
Owing TO the sickness Of his mother Rev.
w. T. DereuX was unable TO preach at the
Baptist church Sunday, and the pulpit was
fled by Rev. j. a. Leslie. of Chesterfield.
At the other churches the regular minis
teTs otliciated.
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WARREyToN. October 30. 1880


Dear James, Your telegram inquring
about George ID. Wise's services IN the
KnOw.NO,hing campaign has just been re.
ceiyed, and | answer at once. George and
were very young fellows then, but the
county OF Fauquier was allotted to us, new
ertheess. In no part OF the state was the
contest fercer, and by no man was the
issue met with more energy, spirit. and
success than by George ID. Wise. He
travelled the county from the mountains
to Stafford, he spoke and wrote, toiled,
and wrought, and fought, too. | have
known him to force his way upon the
stump at precincts when written notice
Of intended violence had been served upon
bin. | have known him to speak "wiih
his harness on" His courage, his impetu-
Gus and passionate eloquence, did as much
for the cause OF religious freedom, open
suffrage, and security to the stranger
within our gates" as any mans OF his age
in Virginia. IL was under the /" fierce
light" OF that campaign that came to know
George ID. Wise, and he has been my bro
ther ever since. You and PeyrOn will not
rejoice more in his success than |, your old
friend and comrade, will.
WILLIAM Ii. PAYNE.
10 james ~ Wise.
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By the excitement OF the day after the elec-
tion may be prevented from personal at
tendance upon the pound-party can contri-
butte according to their means by orders
upon merchants.
1t Is hoped that the charitable will not be
prevented from finding such pleasure In
their duty as will be afforded them by aid
ing this excellent institution, which calls
upon all alike without regard to sex, sect,
or condition.
The bank account Of the Home is small
and the family large this winter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-02

satoDEN DEATH OF An EsrfsaBLE J1ADY.-
Mrs Lncy I'D. TYLER. wife ~ Policeman
John III. Tyler died suddenly at IL O'clock
SUNDAY night G apOpiexy.
Her husband left her about B O'Clock
sondaf sftern0na to go on dutg, at wkich
TINE she complained Of paio In the head.
On his r@tnrn at midnight he sSand the
chamoer-GOor ioaked as usual. 4,xt beiHg
unable to arouse lps wife forced open ..s.
door and fS0Dd her lying insensibse upon
the door. Dr. DavIsW quickly Summoned,
but she died ia few minutts after a.s ar
rival.
Mrs. Tyler IL The daughter OF Captain j.
u. PIeasants, Of the potAce, and was a most
excellent lady aad devoted wife and mother.
abe leaves TWO Ihsie childSeD. Her funeral
VIII take place from the Second Baptist
cb9rch This morning at III O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-02

V0ting- PtQceS.-In the First Ward the
place 10 vote to-day is at the corner OF
Fourth and Hull streets; Second Ward at
the Market; Third Ward az Owcns's store,
on Hull street near Twelfth; Fourth Ward
at the corner OF Eleventh aud Hull streets.
The polls will open at sunrise and close at
Qungpt
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LOCAL MATTERS.
x,. r,.c,,o. Returns Tonight.

Arrangements have been made by which
ue hope to get tonight unusually full tele-
1ranbic election returns from our own and
other states. As they are received they
x,ll be given to the public from an upper
story OF the Dispatch building, so that they
may be easily read by the thousands who
will be anxiously awaiting to hear the re-
suit Of to-day's voting.
Bulletins will not be displayed earlier
than 8 O'Clock.
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LADIES

who wish 10 Rave their
FOSTER LACED KID GLOVES
put on their hands BY lady expert sent 20
Messrs. LEVY BROTHERS,
the agents in this ciiy, by
FOSTER, the celebrated Kid Govisr
are requested TO call this week.
The FOSTER KID GLOVES
are superior In many respects TO any other Kid
Gloves made and the patent notwithstanding makes
II decidedly the most com Portable and the most
fsc:-ftting Kid Glove. As are the agents IN this
city for this celebrated Xii Glove, we can always
supply our customers with any size and color they
raay desire
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-02

Brief NemS.-A youth named Bob Lee
Jones was badly injured at the Cedar.
Works last week by being caught in the
machinery. His arms were cut in such q
manner that they will probably have TO be
amputated. The unfortunate youth was at
work at the time.
There were no cases before the Mayors !
Court yesterday morning.
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THE COMMON COUNCIL.

sHE POOR or THE cITY-MATTERs OF r.
NANcE-THE WATER DEPARTMENT.. AND
WHY THERe IS A scAyT sUPPLr-DE.
BATE; QUANTITY OF WATER USED IN
PROVIDENCE AND -THR
NEEDS OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT
OTHER REPoRTs-TBE LATE FIRE ON
NINTH AND CARY sTREETs-NEw BUsr'
NEss-BAp CONDITION OF THE FREE
BRIDGE, ac., &C.
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THE ADVANTAGES OF OUR PATRONS !:

NV fNEH
Fist. We carry one OF the most extensive stocks
now offered In this State. Our stock comprises all
kinds OF foreign and domestic goods, from the low
est grades TO the very finest.
second. We present all the novelties as they ap-
pear. both in this and foreign markets.
Third. We warrant all goods As represented, and
prices as low ss auy In this country. Samples may
be compared.
Fourth. Ladies desiring 10 send special orders for
goods from New York eau do 50 through as free OF
expressageon all such bills amounting TO over el
an extra discount OF Ave per cent. VIII DC allowed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-02

CONSERVATIVE ORGANIzATIoN.-Ther
have been appointed for each precinct one
challenger, one ruuner, and one ticket
holder. II is expected that all OF these will
be promptly on hand at the opening OF the
polls this morning. The challenger will
keep an account Of all the votes cast and
send The runner for tardy Conservatives.
and make a list OF votes east upon other tax
receipts than those OF Andrew Jinkins and
his deputies and Mr.. 1insiey and his depu-
ties.
There are two printed taX-lists for each
precinct. One comes down to May 1st, and
the other includes the names Of all who
paid between May lst and September 1st.
All persons who voted at the last primary
or last tMay) election will find their names
upon one or The other list. Look for the
name in the ward where the voter resided
In the spring OF 1879.
Every vOJer who can 1Dd his receipt had
better take il with him to the polls. The re-
'ceipt paid for 1879 is the one needed. Look
for " 1879 on The left-hand corner.
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VoTE BRIGHT AND EARLY. TOWARD:
NIGHT the polls will be greatly crowded.

PoUND-PARTY AT THE CHURCH HOME, 507
FOURTH STREET.-The annual pound-party
OF the Episcopal Church Home, 6O7.north
Fourth street, will be beld Tomorrow, the
Sd instant. The doors will be open from
early morning until 10 O'Clock at night.
Large contributions are expected from
the many who are interested In It's excellent
work and Ito high objects. All those who
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Xnfin2.Pfncea.

The following shows the voting places in
sbe different wards to-day.
CLAY WARD.
First Precinci-At Westham House, cor
ner Of Cary and Laurel streets.
Second Precinet-At John Houck's, near
the corner OF Broad and Henry streets.
Third Precinct-At No. 103 west Broad
street John AgNtilaZebrook' old Ofhce).
MONROE WARD.
First Precnct-On the west side Of Sec
ond street between Cary and C1nal streets.
Second Precinci-At No. 109, south side
OF Broad street between First and Second
streets.
Third Preciuct-At G. +. ElIiOtps hard
ware store, No. 10 east Broad street, be.
tween First and Foushee.
Fourth Precinct-Corner OF Third and
Marshall streets.
MADISON WARD.
First Precinct-In rear Of Roberts Bro
theI's, Marshall street and Market street be-
tween Sixth and Seventh.
Second Precinct-At the engine-house on
Broad street between Ninth and Tenth
streets.
Third Precinct-At c. W. Aliens shop,
on Seventh street between Main and Frank
lin SlTctls.
Fourth Precinct-At the southeast corner
OF Main and Eighth streets.
JEFFERSON WARD.
First Precinct-At No. 300 Governor
street.
Second Prccinct-At Old Market Hall.
Third Precinct AT No. 2218 Main street
Fourth Precinct--On Broad street next
10 Trinity church.
MARSHALL WARD.
First Precinct--At No. 1906 Lester (oI
Main street, Rockets.
Second Precinct--At the corner OF Twen'
ty-seycnth and Marshall streets.
Third PIecinct-In rear of Farrar's drug
store, Twenty-fitb and Leigh streets.
JACKSON WARD.
First Precinct-At No. S0S Brook ave
nue..
Second Preeinct--In rear OF Nj. Griffin:
store, on Duyal street between Second anC
Third streets.
Third Precinct-At No. 700 north Seven
teeDth street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-02

THE PROPER TIMR TO UsE DIR. TUFTS LivER
PILLS is when You have nausea, loss OF appetite,
yellow cast Of the skin, rush Of blood 10 the head,
cold exrremt,es, ringing In the ears. pain In the
back, side, and shoulders high coored urine, ver-
tigo, and biOusness. They afford prompt relief.
As family medicine they have no equal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-02

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT, YEsTER.
DAY.-The only business done in this court
was that the Master for the sale Of the At
lantc. Mississippi and Ohio Railroad Com
pany on. F. Peasants, ESQ., made procla-
nation as to the adjournment OF the sale to
the 10th day OF February, 1881.
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PETERSBURG, Va, November 1, 1880. !
h:4n L. M

5:40 7. II.
General w. @. Wickhdm
The following has just been received:
NEW YORK, November /, 1880.
Hon. Joseph JorgenSen, PeterSburS':
Replying to your telegram OF yesterday.
have to say that no one ever suggested that
the Republican electoral ticket OF Virginia
should be taken down, or that votes should
be Withdrawn from 1t in favor OF any other
ticket. have written no letters and signed
no kilograms which could be so construed.
This committee has recommended nothing
in Virginia that you did not fully concur In
at the time. We do not control Mr. Brady
and General Malone, and are not respons-
bic for their acts. [ognedl S. w. Dorsey.
JOSEPH JORGENSEN.
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CONSERVATIVE WARD SCf fERINTENDBNTs.- -
The following are The Conservative ward
Superintendents
Marshall Ward: John Pitt.
Jefferson Ward w. W. Wood.
Madison Ward Samuel B. Witt.
Monroe Ward: =. L. Dupuy.
Jackson Ward W. j. Epps.
Clay Ward L. Emmett Hill.
CITY Superintendent Il. c. Gray or some
member Of the committee Will be at head
quarters f(AaIn between Ninth and Tenth
straets) allday. All information Cf impor-
Lane should be sent there promptly.
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COHEN BRoTHERs.
To EXPLAIN OUR PRICES:

First. We buy our goods Ia lsrge quantities. for
cash. from manufacturers, commission and auction
houses, or wherever and whenever they are sold to
our greatest advantage.
Second. The extent Of our business aud other IA
ellies reduce expenses 10 less than one half the
percentage IL costs most merchants 10 sell their
Onois
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-02

BRIEF ITEMs.-A captain, a sergeant, and
two privates in the United States service
arrived in the city yesterday morning. and
opened recruiting Office near the corner
OF Fourteenth and Main streets.
A heavy rain fell during Friday night
and Saturday last in Hanover, Louisa, and
other counties along the line OF the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad. Frost 10 now
general each morning in the same localities.
Preparations have been made at Louisa
Courthouse to hang Albert Mitchell Color
ed) in the iail-yard at that place for the mur-
der OF p. C.. Walton at Yanceyville more
than year since.
Many thousand tons OF West Virginia
coal have been accumulated at the depot OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio railway in this
city awaiting transhipment TO the North
and other places.
Yesterday, known in the Church calendar
as "All-Saints' Day." was celebrated IN
some Of the Episcopal churches by religious
obseryances.
INQUIRIES are being made OF the Rich
mond police OF the whereabouts OF dark
bay mare stolen from Hunlersville post-of-
fee, Powhatan county, few days since.
DR.. Burruss. a prominent physician OF
Louisa Courthouse, died there Saturday
morning, after brief illness, in the six
tieth wear OF his age. He married daugh-
ter Of United States Senator Pearce, oil
MARYLAND, and leaves surviving him son
and daughter.
The Richmond guardians OF the peace
have been notified OF the offer OF $500 re-
ward for the apprehension OF John Slater,
aged forty years, who, it is alleged. robbed
the safe OF the Western Hotel of st. Louis,
Mo-, a short time since, OF $4,000, aud left
suddenly aud safely for parts unknown;
According to the report made to the local
gems d'armeS, Slater Is an adept at lifting
"unconsidered trifes," an ex-convict, &c.
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IRON.WORKS.
THE TREDEGAR COMPANY,

THE TREDEGAR COMPANY,
RICHMOND, VA.
BUILD FaEIGHT-CARs OF ALI DEsCRiP'
TiONs,
MAKE WHEELS AND AxLLs.
AND ALL KINDS or
RAILWAY WORK, Flst.PLArEs, BOLTS,
CHAIRS, SPIKES, AND BAR-lROS
or ALL SIZES.
HORSE AND MULE-su0Es, WATER AND
GAs-PiPE,
and all kieds Of IRON sod BRASS CAsriNSs'
JOSEPH r. ANDERSON,
a, oo.am President
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"HAxALL's PATEsr," "DUSLoP DEcoRTIcA-
TEp,m Bridgewater Family" The above brands
of Flour are lower Ia price than they Will be.
Cali at w. ID. BLAIs 3 Co.'S, ll0Y east Main, and
buy your years supply.
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A wSrd From Garfield.

PETERSBURG, Va, November l., 1880.
General W. q. Wickham:
The following telegram has been re-
ceived:
MENTOR, OHIO, October 30, 1880.
Hon. Joseph JorgenSenL Petersburg, Va.:
No one has been authorized by me TO
abandon the fight for the electoral vote Of
Virginia. [Signedl j. A. Garfield.
JOSEPH JoRGENs0N.
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PERSONAL James W. Robertson has
accepted a position as book-keeper for a
large retail grocery establishment in Bos.
ton, Mass, and will leave for that city to-
day by the Old Dominion.
General Malone left the city for Peters
burg last night.
Mrs. Benjamin Bagby, OF Staunton, is in
the city, stopping with her relative, Mrs.
Bagby, No. 100 east Clay street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-02

DyLY-cERTlFIgD pgfSTED lists or ALL
wulTs VOTERS who paid the espitation-tsx
for 1879 prior TO September 1st will be in
The bsnds OF the judges os election to-day.
stu II will save time for voters TO take
With them their taxreceIpis. Then there
will be no occasion TO look over The lists,
aud 10 trouble about misspelt names.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-02

DULY-CERTIFED PRINTED LISTS OF ALL
WHITE VOTERS who paid the capitation-taX
for 1879 prior 10 September 1st will be IN
the hand, Of the judges OF election to-day.
Still it will save time for voters to take
with them their taX.receipts. Then there
Will be no occasion to look over the lists,
and no trouble about misspeIt names.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-02

A cARRIAog WILL BE SENT FOR ANY IN.
VALID CosssRvArisc voter II notice Is
gwen the Conservative runner at the pre-
einct waerc the vote h 10 be cast.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-02

NJ. ELLYsoN = CO., advertising agents. insert si-
vetiisements in all of the newspapers of the United
States at publishers rates. Orders left at the DIS
patch counting. room will receive prompt aiten-
ton.
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CARRIAGE WILL BE SENT FOR ANY IN
VALID CONSERVATIVE voter II notice is
given the Conservative runner at the pre-
einet where the vote is TO be cast.
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WEATHER REPORT.

IxntclrIoSs roe eTo-DAY.-For the Middle
s,ates. clear or fair weather, southwest to
northwest winds, stationary or higher ba-
rometer, and 10 decided change in tempera-
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CELEBRATED DIR. WILLIAM II. STOKES,

HoRsFORD's ACID PHOSPHATE should be used
when YOU are nervous and cannot sleep.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-02

READ YOUR TICKET. See that the name oil
George ID. Wise is on it.
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The Common Council held its regular
monthly meeting yesterday afternoon In the
Council chamber--President Clarke In the
chair. Present at roll-call: Messrs. Camp
bell, Cole, Curtis, Davis Of Madison. Davis
OF Marshall, Edwards, Elicit, Eilyson, Fer.
gusson, Forester. Foster. Gum, Hayes,
Higgins. Hooper. King, Lubbock, Mellow.
ell, Phillips, Pizzini, Robinson, Straus,
Taylor, Tinsley, Warren, and Weisiger.
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CoMMIxsIoN MERCMANrs.

DOBERT TANNAHILL e. CO.,
III COTTON COMMISSION MERCHANT
No. Corrox EXCHANGE, NEW YORK.
Personal auentop giyen 10 eUpstepmsnts "i tot'
ton, and The purchase or sale for Failure delivery
Reference: Charles VI. Fry. Esq, Pre<tstcnt baak
OF New York Messrs. Waiter X. Martin Z cAs
kiehmonds o. sv-iAs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-02

BALTIMORE, WHITES:
al confidently recommend 10 the medical profes-
sion Colden's Liebig's Liquid Extract OF Beef for
Consumption, Depression, Weakness, and lndiges-
ttOn.
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DULY-CERTIFED PRINTED LISTS OF ALL
WHITE VOTERS who paid the capltation-tax
for 1879 prior to September 1st will be in
the hands of the judges Of election to-day.
Still it will save time for voters to take
with them their taX-receipts. Then there
will be no occasion to look over the lists,
and no trouble about misspelt names.