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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-05-05

The longest drouth that ever oc.
Cured in this country was in 1852.
No rain tell between May 1 and Sep.
TENDER l. making one hundred and
twenty-three days without rain.
Many OF the inhabitants sent to Eng.
land tor hay and grain.
A scholar in a country school was
asked: "how do you parse MARY
MIXED the COW p" The last word
was disposed of as follows: "Cow,
noun, feminine gender, third person.
and stands tor Mary" Stands for
Mary! How do you make that out
because, added the intelligent pupil
"if the cow didn't stand for Mary,
how could she milk her ?"
Road locomotive engines are be-
coming quite common in England tor
heavy teaming, blowing, etc. The
excellent roads of that country favor
their usefulness.
sgA An extra copy OF the AGRI
CULTURIsT for q year to every one
who will send us five paid yearly
subscribers.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-05-05

By Joseph r. Dunton, Manager, american Vege-
table Fiber Company Limited, No. 2l3 South
Front Street, PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
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NO. !O4.

names appear on ibe registration.lisss, but
vho arc either dead or have removed from
the city. This suspicion gathers intensity
from our reliable Information that negroes
will be sent down here from abroad TO re-
peat, and from our supreme conviction
that one or more foreign corporations have
sent money here TO DE used In behalf Of John
5. Wise.
This is 20 give notice fbat our arrange.
ments for tie dete elton OF fFguds Of every
description are Of the fullest possible char
acter; and that we will prosecute up TO the
very doors OF The penitentirry any person
engaged in them. whether he be In the
highest seat Of power or the lowest crimi-
nal in the yilest den'cf vice.
HEADo'Rs COSGRE ssioNAL COMMITTEE
THIRD DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA,
October 20J 1880.
The foregoing communication, having
been received from responsible source, is
given TO the public with che assurance thar
the Conservative-Democ Committee OF
this district will take the Decessary steps 10
punish any and every person who may be
guilty OF any infringement OF the law.
CHARLES u. WILLIAMS,
on behalf OF the Committee.
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SUPERvIs0Es up ELECTIOSs.--No apphca.
! tons for The appointment Of supervisors
bgpe been fled by the ConSeryatiye.D Demo.
cratic party in the following counties: Ac.
coEiac, Brunswick, CulpeDcr, Elizabeth
City, Fairfax, Faugnler, King George,
Lancaster, LoudouD, Lunenburg, Middle
sex, New Kent, Northampton, Prince
George, Prince William, Spotsyfvania, 81 af-
ford, Sussex. WestmorelGd. and York, and
city Of Fredericksburg. None by the Re-
publicans In the following counties Acco-
mac, Charles City, Chesterfield, Fairfax,
GoochiaDd, Hanover, Loudoun, Middlesex,
Northampton, and Prince William. None
by tbe Resdiusters ia the following coun-
ties: Dinwlddie, Gloucester, Hanover,
Loudoun, Louisa, Mathews, Npttoway,
SpotsyIyania, and Surry. II there Is no
opposition those applied for will be APP
pointed.
The following appointments hare been
made siuce our last report:
Northumberland COunty.-Re&diusters
A. e. w. CorbiD, WicOmico, and William
Ticer, Heathsvilie. Conservatives William
X. CIaugbton, Lott burg A. f. Rice, Bur-
gess's Store, and n. ii. Limbs, Tignor's
Store.
Orange County.-Gordonsville s. G.
Brown, Republican, and Festus Cowherd,
Conservative; Rogers's Store, A. G.. Ma
son, Republican. aud A. T. Priest, Re-
adiuster; Courthouse. 7. w. Thornton,
Republican, and J. s. Brown, Conserva.
tive; BarboursyilIe. Egbert Terry, Repub-
llcan, and n. Newman, Readjuster; Wool
folks, John j. Towns, Republican,, and Z.
p. Graves, Conservative; Locust Grove,
j. r. james, Republican, and y. S. Bart.
lett, Reidiu,ter.
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BRIEF ITEMs.-Mrs.s william II. Brauer,
Of Henrico, lost valuable diamond ring at
the FAIR Grounds Thursday.
The City Circuit Court-Judge Well
ford-was 10 session yesterday, and Was
engaged in hearing civil cases.
Colonel w. S. Gilman spoke Wednes day
(Middlesex court-dsy) at Saluda, and Thurs
day night at New Market, near Chesapeake
bay, in the same county, to large and en-
thusIaStic audiences.
Mr.. W. ID. Whitted. OF Staunton, re-
Gently of the White Sulphur Springs, and
formerly committee clerk OF the State
Senate, is in town, stopping at the st. james.
Mr.. Il. y. Conrad, OF Christlansburg, is
in the city and at the Exchlnge.
The all rail line TO Washington will, it is
understood, be continued.
Colonel John l.. Euba0k, Of the Warm
Springs, is in the city.
A special train will 90 up with Mr.. III. d..
Whilcomb TO Cartersvile, on the Richmond
and ALE ghany railroad, to-day. Mr.. Whit
comb is to inspect the road and report the
same to the Board OF Public Works.
The Chesapeake and Ohio and the Virginia
Midland Railroad Companies will not put
on their fast trains to Washington, as al first
intended.
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Rooms OF REPCBLICAN STATE EXECUTIVE }
COMMITTEE OF Virginia,
RICnNOND, October 20, 1880.

RICHMOND, OclODcT 70, lSoU. J
At meeting OF the Republican State EX-
ecutiye Committee OF Virginia held at their
rooms, in the city OF Richmond, this day,
the following resolutions were unanimous
ly passed:
Whereas in certain districts certain Re-
publicans have announced themselves as
candidates for Congress, and opposed by
many members IN the party, thus produ-
cing dissensIOns; therefore be it
ReSOiCed, That this committee express
the hope that no Republican will 50 con-
duet himself as ts endaDser the interests Of
the Republican party, and this committee
hereby declare that all Republicans in con
gressiOual districts in which there are no
candidates nominated by Republican con-
yoRtiOns, or committees authorized by such
conventions TO make nominations for Con-
gress, are free 70 east their votes according
to the dictates Of their own judgment.
Resolved, That she committee declare It
10 be the duty Of every Republican voter
TO east hi, vote for the regular nominee Of
the Republican party In his district, and
the committee earnestly request them so to
90. WILLIAMS G. WICKHAM, Chairman.
.Arthtr 4. Splitter, Secretary.
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The MOZART THIS EvENING-ATTRAcrIvE
PRoGRAsAE.-First,o overture. "Agonies OF
Tantalus," (Suppe,) orchestra; second, duo
tenor and baritone, Excelsior," (Balfe.)
Messrs. L. w. Hof and Charles ii. Read,
Jr., of Washington; third, solo violin,
Arkansas Traveller" (Vieuxtemps,) Mr..
II. f. Laube; fourth, solo baritone, Il
Fear No Foe" (Pinsuti,) Mr.. Charles H..
Read, Jr.; fifth, waltzes. Ever or Never"
tWaldteufeI,) orchestra; sixth, ballad. my
Sweetheart When a Boy" (Bishop,) Mr. E.
W. Hofr; seventh, SOLO baritone, "in the
Valley Of Cauteretz," (Pease,) Mr.. [. ii.
Read. Jr.; eighth, pot-pourri, "Troya-
tore.D (Verdi,) orchestra.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-30

THE THEATRE.-The Theatre was well al.
tended last evening. The Naiad Queen will
he presented for the last time at the matinee
this afternoon. Tonight FOrd's company
will play the Two Orphans. When here
some short time since this company played
tbi, wonderfully popular drama, and they
received many compliments for The success
they achieved.
Monday and Tuesday nights Goodwin''
Froliques will enlven the Theatre. They
will. IL q said, make the most melancholy
smile md the most sedate laugh In spite o
them selves.
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For Suspension of Business on Elee.
fiOn-Day.


We, manufacturers, merchants, and busi-
ness-men OF the city OF Richmond, feeire
the vital importance OF having the Third
congressional district represented In Con-
gress in the interest OF honest and econOmi-
cal government, and believing that the elec-
tion II George ID. Wise will contribute to
that result, agree that on electlon-day we will
leave our places OF business and contribute
our personal aid and iafluence 10 the elec-
lion OF George ID. Wise.
4. +. Bankinship, Joseph II. Anderson &
Co., b. c. Gray & Co., n. VI. Wilson, A.
Gary, John Booker, A. II. Waddv. G. Nc.
Leod, r. G. Morton, John X. Childrey, G.
d. IsrwoOd, J. n. Boyd, David Bridges,
w. l.. Sims, Vaughan Il Sarvay, :. A.
Ellison, George 5. Palmer. Maxwell L.
Clarke, Charles ID. Hill. NJ. T. Smith,
John EnderS & Son, W. J. Gentry,
w. J. Yarbrough, L. :. Turpin,
A. L. Elicit, Clay Drewry, s. B. Hughes,
Charles }. Anderson, J. p. Yancey,
ThaXton & Ellington, o. +. Weisiger.
William II. WeiSiger, Stephen Putney.
&. w. Thorne Il Co., s. ). CottrelI u
Co.. X. w. Powers d Co., Watkins, Cot
trell Il Co., Heller & Feishman, NJ. Mill
hiser & Co., Lewis II. Blair & Co.. A. Op-
penhimer, Baughman Brothers, Gresham
& Brown, Baldwin Il Jenkins, A. III.
Mott, Powers, Blair IL Co., Charles L.
Stokes & Co., Cringan IL Watkins. J. z.
Rogers d Co., James H. Capers, 4. Court
ney jenkins IL Co., SPOTS Il Gibson, 4.
A. Saunders, j. d. McIntire, Lathrop x
Leigh, Ellison IL Harvey, j. ID. Patton,
G. l.. Todd, Kindred 4 Galloway, Alex
ander Delaney, West, Johnston Il Co..
Nowlan & Co., Thomas Nowan, X. e.
Macomber John II. Tyler II Co.. Charles
i. Taylor & Co.. W. G. cambridge, j.
Blair, Andrew Pizzini, Jr., Christian &
White, Il. =. Richardson Il Co., William
T.. Tanner & Co., r. Roberts Baker. q. Il
4. Bargamin, Talbot Il Sons.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-30

GRAND RALLY IN CLAY WARD.-Under the
auspices OF the Clay Ward Active Club
there will be demonstration and public
meeting at the corner OF Main and Henry
streets tonight at O'Clock. The following
speakers will be present: George ID. Wise,
Samuel b. Witt, General Fi,zhugh Lee, and
II. A. Atkinson. Let there be a grand rally
OF the supporters OF George ID. Wise, Han
cock and English.
The Young virginians will meet at the
Circuit-Cou room with their torches, uni.
forms, ETC., TO take part in this meeting.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-30
MANCHESTER AND VICINITY,

Republican Meeting.-A Republican meet
ing was held at Chester field Courthouse
Thursday night. A number OF colored
people from various sections OF the county
were present. The meeting was gotten up
by the Republicans, but speeches were made
by Dr. T. J. Cbeatham, who advocated the
cause Of Democracy; j. NJ. &. Fitzpatrick
and w. +. Giddings, Readjusters, and Sam.
uel +. Maddox, who urged the claims OF
Garfield and Arthur. IL was presided over
by Or. Hill (colored), was prolonged unt!la
late hour, and was very orderly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-30

Editor of he DiSpatch: Through you
wish to call the attention Of the proper an
thorities to the condition OF the little bridge
In rear OF Professor HarrisOn's residence
over the branch which crosses the road
leading from. the Grove road 10 the re.er-
voir. About two thirds Of the vehicles go
ing to and returning from the drive cross
this bridge. and il is now in really dan
gerOus condition. | would suggest that it
be repaired or renovated before an accident
occurs. We are not prepared to lose any OF
our fair damsels from such cause.
A. B. &.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-30

FROM THE CUSTOM ii The brig
Edith Hall, De Winter master, cleared from
the custom-bouse Yesterday with cargo OF
-four, valued at sl7,475,30, for Rio Grande
do Sui.
The American schooners Grace Cushing,
Mosher master, and Carl d. Lathrop,
swerd MASTER, entered from Nova Scotia
with cargo Of lump plaster, consigned to
Warner Moore.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-30

ATLANTIC, MISSISSIPPI AND OHIO RAIL
RoAp.-Thc United States Circuit Court
was In session yesterday, and was to hear
an order which was 10 have been presented
by Judge Shipman, relative TO the sale oi
the Atlantic, Mississippi aud Ohio railroad,
but did not, as Judge Shipman was unable
TO have the proper papers prepared yester.
day. The Court Will meet again to-day, al
which time the matter will come up for g
basefnn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-30

THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE who are rdsictcd with
diseased liver. indsesuon. heartburn, vsterbrashs
sour stomach, or q general intolersble hsionsness,
a. IL is termed, use n:sreury. This Is enc reiuc-
rantIy perhaps, but the sommonpace arsnmenti iss
On. nothing viii reic9the liver and spleen except
b,,semass Could get something else f1ou'dnt
use 1t. Reader, you can get something else, ana
tsst so;eetb,nx eke is SIMMONS LIVER RBerLA-
roH II is saual IN rAwer to blue mass, aud rStho1s
any of its In furious Eff, cts.-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-30

Political MEETINGS "A number Of Con-
scrvatiyes assembled last night at Hardin's
shop. About one hundred persons were
present. Mr.. Charles w. Thomas, presi-
dent OF the Fairfield Club, presided. and
speeches were made by Messrs. :. h. Wit
and &. A. BohannOn.
At the Marshall Ward Conservative meet
ing last night, corner Twenfy-ffth and Clay
streets, Colonel John ID. Whitehead pre-
sided. Speeches were made by Major W..
+. G. Gregory, General Fitz. Lee. Captain
George ID. Wise, and Senator b. f. Bland,
Of Mathews county.
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SIMMONS LAYER REGULATOR.
NIALARIAL POISON.

The principal cause Of nearly all sickness at THIS
time Of the year has its origin I'm disordered
Liver. which. IF no, r gula;ed in lime great suffer-
ing. wretehedness. and death will ensue. A gentle
man writing from south America, says;
al have used your simmons Liver Regulator
with good effect. both as prevention and cure ior
Naiarlal Fevers on the lsthmus of Panama"
II you feel drowsy, debllitated. have frequent
headache, mouth tastes badly, poor appetite and
tongue coated you are suffering from torpid liver or
.miouspess." and nothing Will cure you so speedily
and permanently as TO take
SIMMONS Liver REGULATOR.
It's given With safety and the hsppie't resalts to
The mos. delicate infant. II lakes The place Of qui-
nine and btiers Of every kisd. 1t IS the cheapest
uprest and best family medicine in The world.
Prepared by .. H. HElLlN CC.'
Philadelphia.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGIsTs. Oc 9.eodtAul0
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Police COURT.-The following cases
were disposed Of at the Police COuIt yes
terdey morning by PoliCe-Just,ce ID. c.
Richardson:
John Rebman, charged with a,saulting
and striking Henry Thompson, was nned
{2O and sentenced TO be confined in Jail
twenty-four hours, and required TO pay The
costs in the ease. which amounted to SIl0
An appeal was taken to the Hastings Court
William Rebman, charged with assault
ing and beating Henry Thompson, was dis
charged.
William Davidson, charged with beating
and cutting Henry Thompson with knife,
and Henry Thompson, charged with assault
ing and beating William Rebman, were
discharged.
Denis O'Neal, charged with unIawfully
and maliciously beating Mary L. LaughtOn.
Continued until next Wednesday, and the
accused bailed in the sum OF $500.
Enoch Campbell tcolored), charged with
unlawfulIy assauIting and beating Sarah
Johnson, was sentenced TO be confined In
jall five days and to pay a fine OF $40 and
costs.
James Mackey tcolored), charged with
stealing a package OF candy from George
Gersdorf. Not guilty.
Charles Miller, charged with being drunk
and resisting the police, was fined So
Charles Allison and Joseph Orange,
charged with being drunk and creating Il
disturbance in the house Of ID. W. Stand
lev. Orange was fined g 80, and an attach
ment issued for Allison.
Charles Robinson and Moses Baker (botb
colored), charged with throwing balls In
the street and damaging the house OF Lewis
Muller, were discharged.
. LIZZIE Gleason (colored) and Pauline
Preston (colored), charged with bein1
drunk aud disorderIy at the Fair-Grounds,
were fined S2 each by Justice lsbell at the
| statiOn-hOuse.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-30

GRAND MAss-biEErISG IN CLAY WARD To-
NIGHr.--A msss-mectiDg OF the Conserva-
tive Democratic party OF Clay Ward will
be held at the corner Of Main and Jeiier.
clubs In the city are invited TO attend.
General Fiiz Lee, Captain George ID. Wise,
and Mr.. c. A. Bohannon will address the
audience. Let all attend. The above.
named speakers, and possibly others, will
certainly be present.
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OR. rrrs-s piLLs.
rI'UTT'S PILLS.
SYMPTOMS or A TORPID LIVER.

toss Of Appetite. Nausea, Bowels CosnVe' rsi"
A. ,he Head. with duh sensation IN the back part;
~, Under The Shoulder Blade; Fullnes, After
Eating. with adisiocinaion to eSertion OF oooy OF
mini; IrritabIIiy OF Temper; Low Spirits; Lo's
:, memory. with feeling Of having neglected some
suty weriness, Dizziness, Fotierins at the Heart,
Dots Before the Ewes, yellow SKIN, Headache Rest
,ss.pess At night. Illshly-coIored Urine.
~ qursr WARNINGS ARE UNHEEDED sE-
RIoUs DISEASES WILL SOON
re DEVELOPED.
TUFTS PILLS are especially auap''u 70 teoh
cases. One dose effects such ca"aseo' 'e'"nS "s
70 as,onish the saferer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-30

pR.C.L. MITCHELL. Fort Meade, Fla. or Nay
2s. 1877, wrote "l think 5ou would coni"F u
blessing on the people in lhs country by estabisd-
ing an sgency here for the sale ofTulTs FiiLs.
Having tested them. know their superiority, sad
want TO see them used instead OF tie worthless
that are sold in this country"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-30

LEAVE Your PLACES OF BUSINESS AND
IN to-day's paper viii be
found list OF the names OF few Of the
businessmen OF Richmond who have agreed
to close their places OF business on election
dag and aid in securing the election of the
Conservative ticket. A much larger num-
Der OF signatures could have been obtained,
but time did not admit OF it. and Il was
deemed unnecessary. 1t is hoped that all
our businessmen will follow the example
OF those whose names we print to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-30

RICHMOND, Va, October 20, 1880.
TO the Conservative Democratic Committee,
Third Congressional District Of Vir-
gintd
William IL. Beyeridge-he OF the picnic,
camp-meeting notoriety-has been appoint
ed by the Auditor OF Publie Accounts the
collector OF delinquent capitation taxes In
this city. The custom has always been to
appoint the Sheriff OF this city to perform
this duty. The law on this subject at least
suggests that some bonded officer OF the
state already in existence, and not newly
created officer, shall ~ entrusted with this
work. We are reliably Informed that 10
Alexandriaa person against whom two In
distmen,s for larcepy are pending In the elty
Of Washington has been appointed by the
Auditor OF the state TO collect delinquent
on nitatiou taxes there. l. IL too much TO
anticipate. In view OF the character OF these
two appointments, that frasd will be per-
netraied, even il fraud is got contemplated.
in making them! Il IL too muco 10 suspsc'
that the revenue al the State WIN De ee-
frauded by the issuance OF cerlncales loi
which no money is received, and when,
| after being voted upon, viii be Ieluinsa ~ :.
| the collector and Destroyer VT .nas ger
tIaeates, II bald for. win be issued 70 pa'vs. ~.
| them to sote 10 the place Of pe's0as "us''
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If you will, but be sure TO use soZoDoSr rssht
away In order 20 carry of It's nlurous efiscs npon
The teeth. All esndy-eaters should carry 5000
DON'T With tlem II they WISH 10 Keep their teeth
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LiEBIG's EXTRACT OF MEAT.

IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
NEAT. FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FLAyORING STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE
DISHES, AND SAUCES.
LIRBIG CoMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT "ls
asuecess and a boon for which nations shoulo
feel grateful."-see Medical Press" " Lancet
British Medical Journal" &C.
CAUTION.-Genuine only with the fac sfnafLs
OF Baron Liebig's signature IN blue Ink across
the label.
Consumption in England increased tenfold
In ten Ye,rs.n
LlEBIG CONPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT. To
be bad Of all storekeepers. Grocers, and Chem
ist.. soieagent. for the United States twholesaIe
only. C. David & Co., 43 Marx Lane London
England nb lo-sost
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-30

"HAxkLLs PATEST," "DUStoP DEcoRrrA-
rED,n "Bridgewater Family" The above brands
of Flour are lower now In price Than thew VIII De.
Call at W. ID. BLAIR & cos, 11os east Main' ana
buy your years supply.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-30

LADIES
who wish to Eave their

who wish To Eaye their
FossER LACED KID GLOVES
nut on their hands by a lady expert sent ID
MeSrs. LEVY BROTHERS,
the agents In this city, by
FOSTER, the celebrated Kid Gi0Vier
are requested to call this week.
The FOSTER hid GLOVES
are superior In macy respects TO any o'Her M"
Gloves made, aud the patent lsce-fasiening makes
n decidedly The most comfortable ani the most per-
fec.Gt.ipg Kid Glove. As We are the agents In this
clty ror this celebrated Kii Glove, we can always
supply our customers with any size and color they
may dcfiTe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-30

The Late Democratic Demonstrdtioa.-
The grand Democratic demonstration held
In this city Thursday night has awakened
the people, and will do much good for our
success. The Young Virginans from
Richmond brought band OF Music ard II
cannon with them, and were attired in tAeir
uniforms. The meeting was the chiertopic
OF conversation on our streets Yesterday.
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EMINENT DIR. IL. Il. wfLroN.

ANNAPOLIS. MD, WhIitr'
Colden's LnBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF BELs
IS s,nerior TO Cod-Liyer Ol or anything have ever
used In wasted or impaired constitutions,
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Brief Hems.-William \. Page. H., OF
Ansted, w. Va, is here on visit 70 his
friends and relatives.
Three thousand Republican tickets have
been dealt out to be distributed q! TIE az
ferent yoting-places in Chesterhelu county
on election-daY.
Justice James N. Perdue presided at the
Mayors Court yesterday.
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AUCRToN SALES THIS DAY.

If,. On all sales ~ Real Estate made between the
Isl of January and last OF June the taxes fofTi5o
nresent year have 10 be paid by the purchaser. On
ali s;es made between the LIST ot July ana issS OF
the wear the II kos have 10 be paid by hc seller.
i1'his custom was adopted about fifteen years no
bv ail the real estate agents IN Richmona, anc'Hp-
pi,es to Richmond aud vlelniivI
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. NJ, horses, mules,
Duaaes, phaetons, &c.
ROBERT Is. LYME, il A. NJ. administrator ME
Of tobacco. screws, steam. boiler. steam-plpipg
aud fittings, ut iaskins's old buiIdlhy' 'o'he"~
tJNO, E. IAUGIITON, JR, 10 a. NJ, gensra' as
sor,mtng OF household furniture
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TnrApyAsr.crs CO oua PArn0ss !:

Fist. We carry one Of the'most extepsive siocks
now off, red Ia this state. Csf stock comp,ses all
kinds OF fose sn az domestic goods from The low
est grades 10 the very 6nest.
Second. Wcprssent all the rurelties as they aps
pear, both In i'fs aad foreign mstkets.
Third. We warrant all goods ~ represented. ana
prices us low a9xry In this county,. Samples may
be compared.
Fourth Ladies' desiring TO send special orders for
goods from New York can do so thgo,sh us free OF
expressage-on all sugn bills amounting TO over $40
an extra discount of ave per csnt. wiz pe allowed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-30

VI. FLLYSos & CO., advertising agents, iSscft ah-
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-30

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