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A. HUTZLER & SONS.

I.E
complete line Of
DRESS GOODS,
including MONTE CLOTHS, PLAlDs. SATINS,
MATELASsE, BROC AIDES. FLANNEL SUIT
INGS, VELVETS, aud MOURNING FABRICS.
Also. an unusually large stock of WHITE GOODS
and II A l. LIE >. such as PRINCES. CLUAkS,
SHAW LIS. BLANKETS, and UNDER FLAN-
NELs.
Ladies' NECKWEAR, Ladies' and Gentlemcn's
UNDERWEAR and HOSIERY.
Notions and novelties In TRfMMIN G s,
EDGlSGS, and INSERTINGS u specially.
PASSAMENTERIE TRIMMINGS, BUTTONS,
and CL0Ah-ORNAMENTSi I'm great variety.
oe "a
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
HOLDERS OF THE RICHMOND AND ALLE-
GHANY RAILROAD COMPANY vi . be held az
The company cfice. Richniond, Va. ON ths FIRST
Mkt. at IL o'clock NJ, for The purpose Of eect-'
lug Board OF Directors 10 for ore year, and
brought before the snfefipg. E.R.LElAND,
Secretary OF the Richmcn5snd AiIes<hsny Ret rpad
& Company. 80 no gaia =
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THEATRICAL Attractions FOR DrcgxpgR,

THEATRICAL ATTRACTIONS FOR DECEMBER,
JANUARY, AID FEBRUAgY.--Tbe regular win
ter season will begin tonight at the Thea
ire, opening with The Euelish actress, Miss
Ada Cayendlsb, supported by George G..
Boniface aud an excellent company. The
engagement is for three evenings. On the
Alb Rose Eyiinee and SyriI SearIe In Zola's
great work. L'Assamoir; December 9th,
7th, aud Stb, HaverIy's Widow Bedotf, with
&. Il. Bishop as the widow; on the 9th,
Professor Cook; 10th and 18th, Abbey's
Humpty Dumpty Troupe; on the 18th, Miss
Fanny Davenport; on the 18th, ibe Men
delssobn Qnintette Club; 18th. 17,b, and
18Th, Thomas w. Keene; 20lh, 2lst, and
22d. The French Opera Bouffe Company;
23d, 24th, and 18th, Frederick PauIding
9th, 2stb, and 29tb, open; 30tb and Janu.
ary 1st and I'd. Hazel Kirke; January 81,
M'Liss Combination; 4ih and 5tb. Rice's
Surprise Party; 9Th, Jack IL Miller's Cor
nets; 9TH and 9Th, b. Macauley us u Gle
Dan'i; 10th, 1ltb, and 18th, Pat Rooney
Troupe; 18Th. 14tb, and 18th. Robson &
Crane; 17tb, 18th, and 10Th, The Knights;
10th, 2lst, and 22d, The Bankers Daugh-
ter; week OF January 24tb, ibe Italian 0pe-
ra; February 1st. Joseph X. Emmet; I'd,
M.nslrels; 81. 4tb, and 5th, Leavetps
Grand English Opera Company 7th and
9Th, Lawrence Barrett; oh and balance of
week. The Great Hermann; l4ih, 18Th,
and 10th, open; 18th, 18th, and 10th, The
Pirates OF PenzaDce; 20tb, 21.t. and 22d,
ChaDfrau as Kit; 23d. oath, and 25tb, Tony
Deniers Humpty Dumpty Troupe; 9th,
'2S'b. aud March 1st, Mary Anderson
which will end the winter season. A glance
at the above will show well-selected roper
tory, and no city can boast OF better first
class attractions. The prices will be ave-
rage, excepting a few attractions, when
there will be slight advance on regular
charges.
Among the spring attractions are the
great Soldene and Salyini.
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EMINENT DIR. w. {. .CAsE3AGH,
REMPHIs, TENN, WRITES:
For WeGk digestion, consumption, general de.
biLity, and want OF appetite. / cbeerfully recon-
mend Cosen's LIEBIG's, LIQUID, EXTRACT OF
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RICHMOND AND DAyyTLLR RAILROAD CoMp'Y,l
RICHMOND, VA. November 2, 1850. (
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i STOCKHOLDERS or THE RICHMOND
AND DANvii LIE RAILROAD COMPANY wui
be held at the Office of the company, corner OF DQnk
aud Tenth streets. IN The city OF Richmond on
WEDNESDAY,, December 9Th proximo, at IL
O'Clock NJ The books for he iran fer OF stock viii
be closed from the 1sTu INSTANT until after the
day Of meeting. X. BROOKE,
ne 7-2aw2w&dtd Secretary.
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For GENTLEMEN we have now in stock:
SCOTCH Wool, AUSTRALIAN WOOL. CASH
MERE, SCARLET, and INDICATED UN-
DERWEAR. costing soc. 10 IS;
Complete line, as CASTOR, KID, DOGSKIN, BER-
LIN, and FUR.ToP GLOVES, at very lowest
rates.
In GENTLEMEN's CLOTHS, CASSIMEREs,
DOEsKINs, wORsTEDS, CREPEs, we have
a complete and unique exhibition.
To these goods We call especial attention.
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kIcuMoyp. Noyemher an, i . ~,

NOTICE.-A GENERAL MEETING
~ Of THE SUBSCRIBERS TO TIfk STOCK,
TERMINAL RAILWAY AND WAREHOUSE
COMPANY VIII he bed at the Office OF wl,aam w.
Gordon. over the Planters National Rank. ufth<
city OF Richmond. on the 9rH Day OF DEeE "
BER, 1850, at IL VI. JOHN II DAVIS.
r. NJ. LOGAN.
JOHN p. Mr. 4NCff
REUBEN FOSTER.
no 24-td (ou,ns<,ors.
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Entered at the Pcst-osice at Richmoi d, Va. AZ
second.ciass matter.l
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MISS NELLA BROwy.-A good audience
greeted this lady Monday night, but
she ought 10 have had an auditor for every
seat in the hall. Some OF her renditiOns
were unsurpassabie. One OF these moved
many in her audience to tears. The fact
tells more than can be crowded into a mere
newspaper notice. Young, handsome,
graceful, OF fine voice, she readily riveis
attention and holds 1t throughout. Better
known in Richmond, she will be decided
iavorite here. Those who know her say
that she is as modest and fascinating in pri-
yate as she is magnetic in public. She will
appear again on Friday evening next at
Mozart Hall in most attractive programme.
On that occasion Madame Bernard, who has
been engaged, and probably Mr.. Hoff or Mr..
Grant, will sing, with piano accompaniment
by Mr.. Reinbardt. The programme in full
will be duly announced.
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REFORM ISnHB ORDER OF THRDAY
but let's-soap that old Brown Windsor will never
be removed from the toilet OF the fashionable
world. The purest and most fragrant Is that of the
Old London llrm-J. K Il. ATKINSON,
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RICHMOSD. VA DtceFnttF I, 560.
r o. o. F.-THE MEMBERS sx~sxx..
'xs OF AURORA LODGE. No rI6. 81 ~
are hereby notified and urfeult re 7Sz5&s
Quesied 10 attend rexuar neefsgR Of >,>z0f<S'
the Lodge THIS tWedaeadayI gvfNIkG st ~
O'Clock at schiller Hall, on Broof be- weeu SS1tij
and .eventh siresis. Bus,Uess--an fmuortans
iion by order JAMES r. OLIVER Noble t;ran6
JOH y }. scLBtvAH,,
1e Ill Rfcor.iius Sscfetary.
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We hsve lust in stock the largest stock OF
GESTLEMEN'S AND LADIES' NECKwEAR
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS;
among the latter we specify Languedoc, Duchesse,
Real Point, Spanish, Mill, and Point d'Elancon
Fichues. OF this department we make a speciality
possessing many designs cOnfued TO our houses.
LADIES' PLAIN and EMBROIDERED HAND
KERCHIkFS. SILK HANDKERCHIEFS
CORsETS, SCARfS; also, PERFUMERY and
SOAPS.
MILLER'S CYDONIN, for chspped skin, at 25c.
FOURQUREAN, PRICE, TEMPLE 4 CO.,
CARDOZO, ALSOP. MOSBY & co.
TnO 2S.eOdI
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THEO. II. KLINE,
General Superintendent.

AdlQurhtu.
Theiuseresting and very favorable results
OF the business OF the company for the past
year must be read With great pleasure by
our citizens generally aud the friends OF the
road. It will be seen that the increase In
net revenue over that OF the preceding
year has been elo, ,7os.S2.
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LEVY BROTHERS

LEVY BROTHERS
now show
splendid assortment of
BLANKETS, FLANNELs,
CARPETS, OH CLOTH, GIMBs, FRrNGEs,
SATiNs, VELvETs,
and every article in their line, of the very be
quality, and at the
LOWEST CASH PRICES.
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SUPERB STOCK OF VESTS AND DRAWERS
In merlno and wool. costing soc. TO 80.
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FOR the lip there Is no brightness,
For the teeth there 10 no whiteness,
Where sozoDeHT has go, no place;
But these who use II know full well
How bright and beautiful the spell
II throws o'epman's or woman's faea.
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iTOR RENT. T1sE FARM KNOWN a
II AS "sEvEN. oAy .s." In Chesterfield u
county, cmtsisine. ~ acres, aud near Chala
depot, wihsmple SILL .DtNGs, &c. We will lease
H. L. STAPLES a CO..
ReslISsnt Agents, II o3 Main street.
de etA2
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LADIES

eor this polar wave we are now Offering for the
LADIES':
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T HAVE THIS DAY IL EDUUED MANY
EGOODs TEN PER C8x7,., which makes them
lower than they, have sNsr beea offered before.
Those in waIA OF H0usSf-R URNfsH1SG GOODS
Fad better call and sattskU y pmseyes ~ the fact.
III. ~. WALLACE,
aul 400 Bi oaa street.
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The forty.sixth annual meeting OF the
stockholders Of the Richmond and Peters.
burg Railroad Company was beld Yesterday
at noon at the company's Office. No. IIO3
Main street. Colonel Charles Ellis was
appointed chairman and MIR. NJ. w. Var.
ringtoL requested TO act as secretary.
On motion, Messrs. III. e. q. BaskeryiIl
and Barton Haxali were appointed Commit
tee on Proxies.
The committee reported a quorum pre-.
sent In person and by proxy.
PRESIDENTS REPORT.
The President next submitted the re mort
OF the Board OF Directors, which was read
as follows
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD, }
RICHMOND, Va, November 20. 1880.
On behalf OF the Board OF Directors |
submit the following statement Of the busi.
ness OF the company for the fiscal year end
ing 30th September last
1879. 1850.
Gross receipts. go Sl6al9s 2S
Expense. ordinary
aud extraordinary. 1881 l5 $1,000 l3
Net receipts.,.". S7a,071 As e79,O99 Is
interest en- debt...... Z2sb50 OF 1854 As
--
Net reyepuc...... s5O,521 35 s61,224 20
Included in the expenses is the cost OF the
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POLICE C0URr.-Tbe following cases
were disposed of yesterday by Justice ID. Z.
Richardson:
Henry Joyce. found guilty OF stealing a
bunch OF shoe-strngs from Paine Now
lin. was ordered ten lashes.
Emma MsyO (colored) was sent on to the
grand Jury on the charge OF keeping dis
orderly house.
Andrew James (coloreD was committed
70 jaIl for sixty days Is suspicious cha-
racier. in default OF security.
Charles Warren (cOlored) was committed
to Jail for five days for disorderiy con-
duet.
assaultng and abusing Bette Meyer.
Dolly Green was lined 81 for abusing l.
| 4. Lacy. ,,,.
r. y. Gran was fined 81 for disorderl'
conduct.
drunk and abusing Policeman Shneiy "hll'
IN the discharge Of his duty.
| Mrs. NJ. A. Keller was tined 81 for allow
ing her COW TO run at large in the night.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
I,anrd of Aldermen.
BusTSEes FROM rnE OTHER BRANCH STANDING
COMMITTEES APPOINTED. &C.

BrsISEes FROM The OTHER BRANCH H-frANDTyt
COMMITTEES APPOINTED. &C.
A meeting OF the Board Of Aldermen wn,
held Yesterday afternoon President Mere.
dith IN The chair. Present at rolfeall
Messrs. BarksdaIe, Bass, Cabell, Creusiiaw,
Crump, DIckerson, Gray, Kelly. Ransin,
Scott, smith, Wagner, and Wexford.
Mr.. Crump stated that Mr.. Gasser was
detained from bis seat by sickness.
The Chair laid before the body the official
bonds Of various officers, which were re-
ferred 10 tho Committee OH Finance.
The Joint resolutions from the Common
Council (adcpfed az the last meeting OF that
body) were taken up and concurred In.
The Chair announced the following
standing committees for the ensuing term :
Streets Generally: Charles l.. Todd.
Robert G.. CabeiI, +. a. Saunders, Lewis
d. Crenshaw, Jr., l.. l.. Bass, and o.
Gasser.
Relief OF the Roor: L. Wagner, William
Ii. Williams, and e. X. Barksdale. '
Finance James 7. Gray, w. II. Scott,
and Charles l.. Todd.
Light: w. II. Scott, l.. Wagner, ana q
II. Barksdale.
Water: James C. Smith, w. II. Scott,
and John s. Wexford.
Fire Department f. ID. Kelly, John
Rankin, and J. G. Smith.
Schools: l.. l.. Bass, J. c. Dckerson, and
Robert q. Cabell.
Elections: X. G. Cabell and John Ran
kin.
Police: O. Gasser and Josiah Crump.
Claims and Salaries: j. G. Dickerson and
Josisb Crnmp.
Grounds and Buildings: w. II. VIII
iams and Josiah Crump.
Accounts and Printing: James L. Gray
and f. ID. Kelly.
Health: John s. Wexford and o. Gasser.
Cemeteries J. G. Dickerson and +. d.
Kelly.
Ordinances: L. L. Bass and james T.
GRAY.
First Market, j. c. Dickerson and john
Rankin.
Second Market: c. X. Barksdale and
Lewis u. CrenSbaw, Jr.
Rptrenchment and Reform: James l.
Gray and Charles l.. Todd.
Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph: VII
liam II. Williams and John s. Wexford.
Lunafics: L. Wagner and j. Z. Smith.
Improvement OF James River: Lewis ID
Creushaw, Jr., L. a. saunders, and l.
Wagner.
Board OF Public Interests: g. r. Barks
dale and Il. A. Saunders.
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Church Notes.-At the Baptist church
Sunday morning Rev. Mr. Eager preached
from the subject, " Why I Became Mis-
sonary.v At night there were several
baplisms.
These were the last sermons 0f this gen.
lleman IN our city. lie ewil vrsit' his rela-
tives in the South, ami expects 10 sail for
Rome in October. During bis residence In
Manchester Sir. Eager has made many
friends among all DENOMINATIONS, and his
departure is a matter OF regret to our entire
community.
AT the Presbyterian church In the morn
Ing the pulpit was filcd by Rev. NJ. w
Staples, of Richmond.
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DEATH OF DR.. &. II. DICKINsoN.-Dr. A.
f. Dickinson receive a telegram Yesterday
announcing the death OF his brother, Dr.
Charles r. Dickinson, in the titty-siXth year
of his age. He was one OF the best known
and most highly esteemed Baptist ministers
in his section Of the State. DR.. Dickinson
was graduate OF one of the Philadelphia
medical schools. practiced medicine fol
twenty years in his native county with great
success, but subsequently entered the mn
istrv, where be was distinguished for bi'
faithful devotion 10 his pastoral duties. he
was greatly beloved by his people, and vii
be sadly missed BY those among whom DC
had spent the best years Of his life.
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Irerdge 1T
tendance. COLLECTIONS

1otal'''''.'' '.''''''' ~Vf iip't ~ 90
The above does not include all the schools
Of the Association, some Of the largest not
being heard from.
After Tie reading OF the reports Superin-
tendent Hancock, OF the SwansOoro' school,
made application for The admission Of that
school iute the Association, and Mr.. w. o..
\. Cole also applied for the admission OF a
mission school under the auspices of the
Young Mems Missionary Society OF the
Leigh-Sireet church. Both applications
were referred TO a committee.
The Association was favored by interest
ing cddresses from Rev. Drs. Hawthorne
and Hatcher, Professor ii. ii. Harris, and
Superintendent Hancock OF the Swsnsboro'
school.
After prayer by the Rev. Mr. Eager the
Association adjourned.
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METHODIST SrSDsY-SCHCOL SOCIETY,"
The regular monthly meeting OF the Meiho-
dist Sunday-scboos Society Of Richmond
and Manchester was held at Centenary
church Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock-A.
l.. West presidenD in the chair, J. l.. Sims
and J. T. Riddick secretaries.
The meeting was opened with IN organ
voluntary 6y Professor Charles w. Turner.
singing by the school, and prayer by Rev.
Thomas II. Diggs.
The pastor, Rev. Dr. sledd, made gratl-
fying report Of the condition OF the school
under the superintendence OF Mr.. y. 5.
Morton, assisted by Mr. X. L. Richardson
and Mr.. r. p. Hudgins, and. a. an evidence
OF the interest felt blythe school in the work
OF foreign missions. handed the treasurer q
check for S35. raised in support OF school,
for boys. under the patronage OF the society
at Naziaug. IN China.
Rev. A. G.. Brown then addressed the
meciirg. forcibly explaining what are the
duties and proper qualifications OF sunday
school teachers.
Rev. W. +. Judkins also made an inter
esting address on "The Day OF Small
Things not to be Despised."
The meeting was very pleasant and pro
ti'able. and the singing by the sunday
school was pronounced excellent.
Manchester school reports the largest PEI
cent. 92-Oi average attendance Tor The las'
month.
TIE next meeting will be held at the Ore
gon-Ilill church the second Sunday In July
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HENRICO COUNTY ITEMS.-The recently
appointed county assessors qualified before
Judge Waddll yesterday. Or. {. Archer
il assessor for the upper district, with Jo'
sept =. Stewart rs assistant, and j. NJ. Redo
for the lower district, with Il. M. Hum
phreys as assistant.
The County School Board met yesterday
but adjourned over until August 1th FOL
want Of a quorum.
Deputy-Sheriif William walsh returned
Sunday from 4 visit to Old Point.
In the County Court ye terday Gilbert
Henderson and J. W. Soulhward, charged
with selling liquor on Sunday. were tried
and acquitted. Ned Reid and Charles Reid
the witnesses in the clse OF the Common
wealth u.s. J. w. Southwark. noted above,
were afterwards arrested for perjury.
judge Waddil has ordered the toli-gatc'
OF The Brook turnpke TO be thrown open
and forbidden any toll 20 be taken until th'
road is put in thorough repair.
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,sorcoe,s and Euslish-Grand H"'ih'
cation Meeting.

RICHMOND, VA, July IL, lsSp.
II has been suggested t1at theie oe
crand ratification here OF the regular Crn-
sa,va,Ivc. r Democratic Hancock and En;, lish
s,sc'nral sI' ezra ticket on August 9Th. Core.
srondence viii be had With prominent
speakers 10 this aud other Sales .v.,,ns. WIN
View View Of their presence. Conservative
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Brief Items. July term OF Chester
field Court commenced yesterday at III
O'Clock.
After a suspension Of n week operations
were resumed yesterday on Belle Isle.
Several upimportant casts OF ordinance
violations were disposed OF yesterday at The
Mayors Court.
An important meeting OF the Board oi
Governors OF the Beethoven Association
will be held tonight.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Excursion 10 Chester. The Methodist
Sunday school win have its annual picnic
at Chester next Thursday. A pleasant time
Is expected. Refreshments viii he fur-
nisbed by rhc ladies' Mt city prices. The
train will leave the Richmond depot at
81 a. NJ. and Manchester NJ o 4. NJ. This
Is a very cheap way of spending a pleasant
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Democratic clubs and other cittzrns OF
Richmond and elsewhere are requested Ia
lend their aid 10 this matter. The oh oi
August has been selected for the reason tba,
n large number OF visiting Georgfans and
North Caroinians will be In our cify on that
day. COMMUNICATIONS on this subject viii
be promptly attended II addressed TO
J. BELL BIGGER.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
very warm, with heavy shower in the az
terno0n.
TgERsOyRTER YESTERDAY 6 \. NJ. 20;
9 A. W, IS; noon, 96; z. b., 96; Z.
ST., 81; midnight. 81.
Aean tsmperatnre. SIt.
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CHURCH NoTEs AT Leieh.Sireet Baptist
church, at night, i've members were re.
ceiycd hy baptism.
AZ yensble.Street Baptist church two
members were received by letter.
At Elav-Sireet Baptist church Rev. VIII.
liam O,opion extended the right hand Of
fellowship 20 one new member.
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CASES CONTINUED.-ln the Hus'lngs
Court the eases Of Raphael Bsntantl, charged
with the murderof Walter :. Ferneyhough,
and william Burke (colored), charged WIN
the murder OF his wife, were continued Tor
sufficient reason TO Friday next. In tne
mean time an examination Will be lnaue
into the mental condition OF Burke, VINO Is
alleged to be insane.
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ST. JoHN's Excelsior TO BRANneS.-The
fine large steamer Louise carried down
SOC or 1000 persons yesterday On the oc'
ca,ion OF 1t. Joha's Sundsy-school excur'
Ion 10 Lower BsaBdon. The exenrslonist'
are loud in their praises of the ladies whC
had the management OF the atElfr. Barrina
the crowd aed heat the trip was deIigG
y,,i ono
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DIR. rrrr,s FILLS.
nUTrs PILLS.
srnrro,Is OF 4 roRrlp LvrR.

Loss OF Appe,i,e. Nausea, Bowels cos'ive' fa'"
tho Head. with ,ull sensation IN ihe back part +;
ain Uudcr the shoulder Biade' f"''n's' AVE-
eating, With disnclina,lcn 10 eNerion os oodS UT
a,ni: rrri,abilny or Temper; Low Spir'is' Loss
4 Memory, with feeling Of having neglected some
,u,v; wesripess, Dizziness, Fm,ierins s'ihe Heart,
ots Before the Ewes. yellow skin, Headache Rest
e,sness =; night, rish'y-Colored Urine.
" THESE WARNINGS ARE UNnEEDED Sc.
RloUS DISEASES WILL SOON
RE DEVELOPED.
TUFTS PILLS are especially adapted 70 srch
cases. One dose etsccis such change OF feeling as
20 as,0nish the sufferer.
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OFFICERS Installed. DAT the last regular
meeting OF Monroe Lodge, Knights oi
Honor. D. q. G.. u. j. H. Taylor installed
the following officers for she ensuing lerm :;
Dictator, VI. y. Pinneli; Nice-DictahoT'
w. II. Jennings Assistant Dictator, Nj. J'
Powers; Prela;e, William a. ,. DnEl'
Reporler. J. ID. Matthews; Financial Re-
porter, z. :. Deunv; Guide, }. IL. Tayior
Guardian, ii. f.. Gasrett; Sentinel, }. W.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-Dar.--For the Md
die Atlantic States, partly cloudy weather,
southeast yeering to westerly winds. station
ary or higher temperature, falling followed
10y rising barometer.
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THE substances composing Dr. THrT's Lfybn
PILLS are derived from the Vegetable Kingdom, and
are particularly designed To net with gentleness aud
thoroughness upon the stomach, towels, liver, aud
general circulation. They produce one or two easy
passages II day, wl'hou, any purging or gripping
They contain no drastic temlnt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-13

THE RApS.-This city WAS visited wiHs q
heavy shower yesterday afternoon; nae II
was only local. At HollSwood, for inssaaee,
and in chat vicinity, there was no ram, ano
late ia The evening the dust was as disagree
ahle ak before.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-13

The G-PLACEs.- following are
the primary election votlng-places as iar IL
determined upon:
Marshall Ward -Payne's Store.
Jefferson Ward-Old Market KAN.
Madison Ward-Ninth street near BANK
(No. 9OD. -, -. c.0oo ho.
Monroe Ward-South side OK Grace De-
tween Second and Third.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-13

DID Nor WANT TO BE CorNrEp M
United.states Commissioner Thomas ,. At
kins Yesterday issued warrant Tor Tue ar
rest Of Thomas Jackson (colored). oi Louisa
county, for refusing TO answer the usuai in'
terroealeries propounded TO him by Jonn
Amber. one OF the United states census
enumerators for that county on lhs Ith ol
lime last.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-13

POPULATION OF RICHMOND Lhs eensus s,.,'
enumeraIors have deposiieu WIS 'ne .ra;,.
Of the Hastings Court dup'ica'.s VI ~"
lists. From those u appears '"'' '"' ''P"
ttion OF the city Is G3,243.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-13

4 THouGHTFrL PRESENT TO THE FEMALE
ORPHAN ASYLUM. M.-Satul day Mrs. Thomas
Pott. received by express box containing
thirty u,s brellas from Miss Mary Irene " Do
nobne. OF New York city. to be presented TO
the little girls OF the Female Orphan Asy'
INN. The little ones were made happy 10y
the thoughtful attoniiun OF this young LADY,
and enjoyed their umbrellas on Sunday,
Miss O'Donohue is the daughter Of Mr.
Joseph J. O'Donohue, VINO has been llie'
long friend to orphans.