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Auction SALES THIs DAY.

EE- on all saLes OF Real Estate made between the
1st OF January and last Of June The Laxes for the
present year have 10 be paid by the purchaser. ON
all sales made between The lst OF July and last OF
the year the taxes have % he paid by the seller.
(This custom was adopted abont fifteen years ago
by all the real estate agents IN Richmond, and ap-
plies 10 Richmond and yicinity.l
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A CARD.-We respectfully request the trade %
call al our store, ll09 east Main street, and ex-
anime "hey West" Cigar We have Just received.
We claim IL % be the best and cheapest genuine
Key West Cigar ever offered on this market
" La Modesto" is the brand.
". ID. BLAIR & Co.
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n. ELLYsoN a Co., advertising agents. insert ad-
yertisementsn all Of the newspapers OF the United
States at publishers rates. Orders left at the Dis
patch counung-room viii receive prompt atten-
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A Healthy Place.-It rarely happens that
the Coroner OF Manchester Is called on to
exercise the duties OF his Office. About
two months since Coroner Ingram was
called upon to view the body OF al, unfor-
tunate deceased, but owing to precedent
conditions be was not even then able to
cali for the full fees Of coroner In the ex-
ercise Of bis ordinary functions. The truth
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JXTOODHOUsE AZ PARHAM invite ey-

w animation Of their stock If ELEGANTLY
ILLUSTRATED BOOLS and goods sliti Nc Tor
presentation-.n,li,h, French, and American
among which .lay be secl Lanisecr's Itctures,
steel engrayings With lelter-prcss deserip;ions-an
school OF Art, suierb folio in full Turksy-mo-
rocco; Lucille, beautifully ilEstrated Iennyson's
Elaine y; Tie Indian SUMMER by Hiss CLARK. .on.
author Of" f"Gathering OF the Lilie,"; Dlckcns's
Christmas Carol; SOngs Of Seven, by jean Inee-
low; Christmas Tide, choicest Poems OF LongfCl-
low and other flyOrile authors.
27 WOODHOUsF 4 PARHAN
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Personals and RrieCs.

Major William Lamb, Of the Scioto Valley
railroad; Mr.. Frank w. Cardwcll, OF the
| Pan-l Handle railroad; Colonel George l..
| Peyton. and Ex-Governor Mathews, were
at the Exchange Hotel yesterday.
! Rev. William +. Hatcher, ID. D., has de-
clined the call to the Baptist church at
Greenville, S. c.
Rev. George c. Sutton has resigned the
assistant rectorShip OF ST. James Episcopal
church.
Judge George l.. Christian and bride re-
turned home Tuesday night from their
northern trip.
Seignior z. de Muogucondo, Consul OF
Uruguay at Baltimore, Nd, and General
Leech, NJ. c., Of North Carolina, are stop
ping at the ST. Charles Hotel.
Mr.. James Miller, cashier OF the Union
Savings Bank, is quite i'll at his home, in
Ashland.
There was heavy fog last night and
Broad street-from which the electric lights
have been removed, because the merchants
did not care 10 maintain them at their own
eXpense-looked dismaly dark. The gas
lights seemed very weak and feeble COM
pared with the late-lamented electric lights.
There will be pound party at the Pro-
testant Episcopal Church Home, No. 517
north Fourth street, on Wednesday the 7th
Of December. The house will be open for
the inspection OF visitors, and contributions
OF pounds Of groceries are respectfully So
licited.
81. Nicholas for December, a superb
Christmas No., has been received from n.
Leonard, newsdealer, 90S Main street.
ELECTION OF OFFl cERs.-At the anniver-
sary assembly OF the Commandery OF Saint
Andrew, Knights Templar, held last night,
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing twelve months: Thomas j. Evans,
eminent commander; Joseph V. Bidgood,
generalissimo; John J. Wright, captain
general; Rev. w. c. Schaeffer, prelate; +.
c. Walthall, senior warden; George W.
Poe, Junior warden; George b. Steel, trea-
surer; William B. Isaacs, recorder; w.
o. English, standard-bearer; Howard
Swineford, sword bearer; William n.
Netherland, warder; George =. Stacy,
Henry Bodeker, William ii. Sands, guards;
ID. B. Collins, sentinel.
After the election the Sir Knights par
took OF a banquet, at which speeches were
made by Past Grand Master Beverly r.
Wexford, Sir Knights s. b. Witt, 10. Lane
Stern, Thomas j. Evans, William b. lsaacs,
James A. Scott, John +. Regnault, Will
liam ii. Sands, and others.
Many members OF Richmond Command
cry, No. 2, were present, and the most
Iraternal feeling prevailed. !
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GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, 4 +. NJ, frame teDe-
ment on Tweniy-fourh street near Union
Station church.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. NJ, corner of Cary
aud Carter streets, dry goods, notions, groce-
rles, &c.
CHEWING a ROsR, 4 p. NJ, brick dwelling
No. north Second street.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, I y. 1., three vacant
lots.
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TAXES.
(ITY TAXES.
OFFICE or THE CITY COLLECToI.l
ELnIIAlnNn. Va. NnNnmllar 30. lsAl. (

OFFICE or THE CITY COLLECTOB.l
EICHMOND, VA, November 80, 1891.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILY from .
o'clock a. VI. 10 q O'Clock 4. N. from the 18TH
TO TIE 31sr DAY or DECEMBER inclusive,
for the purpose Of receiving from any person who
has salrcady paid one-half only Of the CITY TAXES
charged to them the remaining half.
TEN PER CENTUM
win be added to the amount Of said remaining
half where the party assessed shall fail TO pay on
or before December 3lst.
Any person having failed 10 nay half Of the tax
assessed against them In June and shall fall 10 pay
the whole amount on or before December 3lst VIII
be liable tO penalty Of
TWENTY PER CFNTUM
upon the whole amount assessed against them.
A. II. WOODSON,
de Lin CITY Collector.
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Sc.
NALARIAL DISEASES

4 sure and effeciual prevention and cure Il found
In SIMMONS LIyER REGULATOR. IL originated
in the South and there achieved 'ts great fame for
diseases of that section. Genuine prepared only
by j. II. ZEILIS & co.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at
the DISPATCH PRIsTISG-IiOUsR. Good work,
low prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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A DRUM AND FIFE-CORPs.-It is stated
that a movement is afoot for the formation
OF drum and liic-corps to be attached 10
the First Virginia regiment. The drum
mers will be instructed by Mr.. T. W. Pull
ling, who is fully capable OF carrying out
the plan, and who will in all probability be
the drum-maior Of the corps. This is a good
move, and one that should receive the most
substantial encouragement. Mr.. Pulling
is an expert in his art, and in his hands the
success Of the undertaken" would un-
doubtedly be assured. BY all means let us
have the drum and tife-corps.
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ERRY XMAS, 1881.
HOLIDAY GOODS.

N.LEONARD. 9O8 Main street, taxes Measure
I'm announcing that be has now on hand AN i'm
mense stock OF CHRISTMAS CARDS compiling
the choicest designs Of American. English. anu
German manufacturers. Prices range from 2c 90
-. special attention % my unusually atir ictlyc
stock Of FANCY PAPETERiE, WRITING
DESKS. CABD-CASES, ISksIANDr, fIIOJO-
GRAPII-ALBUMS, PURSES. EAsfLS, Pc
IURE-.RANES. CkGAMMON-BoARDS,
GAMES of all kinds, CHILEPEN'S BOOKS, In
cluding CliA1TERB0X for 1851. Call and ex-
anime no27
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TUE THEATRE LAST NIGHT.-sIitchelrs
Pleasure Party appeared at the Theatre
last evening and gave for the first time in
Richmond their musical extravaganza
called "Our COLLINS" They were greeted
with very fine audience, and excepting the
fact that the performance, by reason OF its
length, grew somewhat tiresome, the even
ing seemed generally much enjoyed.
The play, II play il may be called. Is n
hodge-podgc Of nothings strung together.
and interspersed with popular songs and
snatches from light opera in solo, duct.
trio, and chorus, and al laughably pre-
sented by the following cast OF very
spTightly versatile actors: BENJAMIN
Franklin Cobb, William Gil; Mrs. Eliza
Cobb (his wife), Miss Elinor Deering: Ma
ior Eaton Waiiles (Alrs. Cobb's fatherl,
j. VI. Norcross; Alfred Comstock Silver
mine "a successful mining speculator),
Francis Wilson; Octayious Longfelow
Warbler "a Young gentleman with poetic
tendencics), william Forester; Tiliie 81.
Aubyn and Clarissa st. Aubyn sisters
friends OF the Cobbs), Miss Il. Carson and
Miss II. V. Barrie.
Undoubtedly the best feature in "Our
COLLINS is the burlesque Of the old and
modern school Of drama. The society play
Of the day is touched OIL in a way so irre-
sistibly funny rs to remind one very foTci-
bly, oi Bret IIarte's CONDENSED Novels"
The singing OF the company is altogether
very good. Miss Carson has a flexible So
prano, which, while not powerful, is sweet
and elective. Miss Barrie possesses con-
tralto quite round and melodious. while
the voices OF the gentlemen are good when
taken together. The basso OF the company
is Mr. Norcross, and although his tones are
wonderful in power they lack sweetness
and culture to he acceptable in solo sing
ing. In chorus he Is quite effective. The
comedy acting Of Nr. William Gill is eX-
celent, and Mr.. Frank Wilson is 4 gentle
man OF great agility.
Taken all i'm all, the nonsense in "Our
Goblins" Is unsurpassed, and If one en-
Joys that sort Of thing It is excellent for a
good, hearty, fattcning laugh. 1t will be
played at the Theatre during the remainder
Of the week.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALs.-Dayis rs.
Morris's executors and ais. Argued by
John Howard, Esq, for appellant and
Judge j. A. Meredith and John Lyon,
Esq, for appellces, and submitted.
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DISTINGUISHED VISITORS TO RICHNOND.-
A large delegation from the Cotton -Manu-
iacturers' Association of New England will
pass through Richmond in few days on
their way to the Cotton Exposition at At
lanta. II is their intention to stop over at
Richmond for one day to see for themselves
what this point has TO offer i'm the way Of
manufacturing facilities. When they AZ
rive our public-sprited men should not he
slow to show them the cOurtcsies due 10
men OF their Standing. Besides, the in
formation impaired TO them may induce
the lodgment here OF some Of the money
now seeking investment there.
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy and
damp.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: G A. NJ, so:
> A. NJ, 80; noon, 81; p. NJ, 5S; 9 p.
NJ, 81; midnight, 5G.
Mean temperature, So.
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THE EMULSION OF CoD-LTyER OIL prepared by
PURCELL, LADD & Co. Is paIatible and pleasant
70 tlkc.
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Sc. only for a PICNIC CIoAn.

FRISGED CARDS, WORRIED SATIN CARDS,
PAINTED SATIN CARDS at l.. LEwIs's, Oh Main
street.
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POLICE COURT.

During the past month the Police Justice
disposed OF 2lG criminal cases, and tried
213 charges OF ordinance violations. On
crimal charges p persons were sent on to
the IIustings Court for indictment by the
grand jury; % persons were convicted OF
misdemcanor. and 80 were sent to Jail in
default OF surety for their good behavior.
Fines collected: City, $3.50; State,
SG9.J0; costs, s33.0j-total, S441.O5.
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DOILER AND ENGINE FOR SALE.

6o-HORsE-PoWER PORTABLE BOILER.
now In use nj our works:
O-HORsE-P0WER VERTICAL ENGINE,
now iD use at Our works;
35-HoRsE-POwER HORIZONTAL En-
CINE. with large belt-vhsel, jack star, &c.
RICHMOND cEDAR-wokkslt" LfM.1
de LAT
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Police COuRr.-The following cases were
disposed OF yesterday:
Annie AliIicnd and George Brown (both
colored), charged with being disorderly in
the street, were fined $3.50 each.
John Cary (colored), charged with being
a suspicious character, was discharged.
Stephen johnson (colored), charged with
trespassing upon the premises Of Carter
Marshall, was discharged.
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WEATHER REPORT

:, INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic states, southeast to southwest
WINDS falling barometer, generally cloudy
weather and light rain, and rising followed
10y falling temperature.
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WHEN CoD-LTyER OIL Is wanted, use the Emul-
sion prepared by PURCELL, LADD & Co.
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EECrlrRIS.

- GCOUT LIFE IN THE ARMY OF
- ORTiiERN VlRGINlA"-The REV.
FRANK SrElNGFELLOW viii lecture on thc
above subject &C ST. Johns lccture-rooia ON iIti-
DAY EVENING &C : O'Clock. Tickets: Adults,
20 cents; children, ID cents. no 2G-IuIh&f
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DEEDS AND MARRIAGES.

Two hundred and three deeds were ad-
mitted TO record in the clerks office OF the
Chancery Court during the month.
The clerk OF the Hastings Court issued
80 marriagc-licenscs, % OF which were TO
colored persons.
In the Henrico County Court clerks
Office 81 deeds were admitted TO record and
13 maIriage-licenscs issued, 8 OF which
were TO colored persons.
CORONER's WORK.
The Coroner was called on TO view the
bodies of persons who died suddenly
white males, colored males, and 4 colored
females. Two poSt-mOrtem examinations
were made and two inquests held.
FIRE-ALARNs.
The Fire Department responded to five
alarms OF fire during the month.
CUsTON-HOUsE.
Seven foreign vessels cleared from this
port during the month. Six of these had
cargoes Of flour, aggregating 1920 barrels.
Of the total value OF 1852, 40, and bound
for South American ports; and one with
cargo OF white-oak lumber, valued at
S4,G29, bound for Bilboa. Spain.
The revenue collections amounted to
SlSj, ,41G.29.
THE RICHMOND DOCK.
The following are the statistics OF YES
sels entering the Richmond dock during
the past two months:
October-Steamers, 4; brigs, A.; schoon-
ers, 100 slOOps, so; steam-barges and tug
boats, :: canal-bOats, 9.
Noyember-Steamers, 4 barks, / : brigs,
/; schooners, 81; steam-barges and tug
boats, Z; sloops, 40; canal-boatS, 7.
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Monthly StdtiSticS.-During the month
OF November the clerk OF the Hastings
Court issued eight marriage-licenses. three
OF which were to colored couples. During
the same period the clerk OF the said court
recorded twenty deeds.
The police force during November effect
ed the arrest Of thirty persons. charged
with ordinance violations and misdc-
meanors. All the cases were promptly
disposed Of by the Police Court.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

E0R SALE. A LARGE BARK AND
Il SUMAC BUSINESS, located IN Richmond
with lease until November 1859. .On large u roa-
story brick building), with large amOunt Of i'm
proved machinery. This offers rare chance -
buy ilrst-class paying business In fun operation
satisfactory reason given for selling. Apply to
II. II. CITAFFIN & Co.
de l-cOd3t Real Estate Arcnfs.
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9icllmond 0ispattIl.
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 1. 1881.

AS THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CrRCU-
LATloN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
lEniered at the Post-oficc at Richmond. Va. as
second-class mattcr.i
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DUsINEss ENTERPRISE.

a gentleman well known throughout the United
Statcs, desiring TO establish himself in The South,
wishes 20 Invest 100000 IN An ACTIVE BUSi-
NESS. References exchanged. Address, for one
week, j. f., FOrd's Hotel.
nOZe-GtF Richmond W..
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raorrc.rRuIr LAXATIVE.

1hol''--.---,~>-~~>S --',>ss..>-----
PRESCRIBED ny PHYSICIANS.
TRoprcrnUir LAXATIVE
,isrr,aEp FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND
PLANTS,
4 DELICIOUS AND REFRESHING
FRUIT LozENGE,
WHICH SERVES THE PURPOSE OF
PILLS AND
plsAGREEABLE PUHGATIvE
MEDICINES.
TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE
Is TlE
prsr PREPARATION IN THE WORLD
FOR
CONSTIPATION, BILIoUsNEss, HEADACHE,
PILES AND ALL Kindred COMPLAINTS.
t.,ts gently, effectively, and IS delicious to take.
c,,,,..ng the system thoroughly, IT imparts yigor
,omlnd and body, and dispeis melancholy, hypo-
,,.pdrsa. etc. oxr TRIN coNvrScEs.
r,cKED IN BRONZE TIN BOXES ONLY.
rice, 95 and 60 cents. sold by all druggists.
lmy S-deodDhl0's2I
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BriefS.-The various new styles OF iemi-
nine toggery and head-gear have recently
been noticeable for abundance. richness Of
design, and the neat, persuasive way OF
their get-up. The fair beings inhabiting
these cosy and comfortable fabrics are OF
course "the loyelieSt Of their SEX FOR the
Free state does not have any other sort. II
is noticeable here that the lately-introduced
umbrclla-shaped and enoTmous-sized has
are mostly affected by young ladies. ON
some heads, with faces and figures to suit.
they appear with decided advantage to the
wcGrers. The hOmc,iness OF some ladies,
however, is brought out in bold relief by
this style OF bonnet.
The mail facilities and mail matter OF
this city have doubled themselves in the
past year.
The preparations for certain contempla-
ted balls and entertainments, festive and
otherwise, are progressing vigorously.
Several New York ladies are now visit
ing friends in the city. They say that
while Manchester is certainly not as large
as the Metropolitan city, it is quite as agree
able as place OF sojOurn
\ splendid new United States postal-car,
lately finished at the Danyille railroad car
shops, was put on The line yesterday re-
splendent in new paint and aglow with
varnlsh.
4 regular meeting Of the City Council
will be held Friday night.
4 number Of the friends of Mr.. Craig
and his estimable wife assembled last night
and celebrated the tin wedding of that
worthy couple.
The venerable Dennis Whitley, colored
wood-sawyer was recently punished by
his consent for the unauthorized abstrac-
ton OF piece OF corned beef from one Of
our city grocers.
The weather was 50 inclement yesterday
as to keep many OF the ladies indoors, aud
to materially restrict the usual quantum OF
shopping.
The cinder pavement put on many OF the
side streets here has proved very eilicacious
in keeping of dampness. They are be-
coming very popular.
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Is this city Is very healthy and devoid OF
accidents OF "a fatal soI1.
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HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM,
GIVES TO EVERY WOMAN
A FAIR, FRESH AND
BEAUTIFUL CoMPLxGoN.
No matter how much II may have become I'M
paired by nature or otherwise, It makes the SKIN
PURE, SOFT and LIKE THAT OF YOUTH
II is not only ELEGANTLY PEETUMED, but ltis
in every way most perfect wash and SPLENDID
LOTION.
Its APPLICATION cannot possibly be detected.
and IS harmless as water
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MEETINGS.

A LII ROYAL ARCH -MAsONS HfEzze
IA are cordially invited 70 attend S35Aftf
stated conyocatlon cf EICHMON sz..AN..
ROY Al ARCH CHAPTER. No. $, ut thc'~~~s~ss
Hss0ns' Hail. on Franklin street. THIS Thursday,
knENIN.i, Dscembr $, A.. ID. 1881, at o'clock.
by order OF the NJ. T.. n.P.
GEORGE n. KEESEF,
de l-ltf Secretary.
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WOOD AND COAL.

T B. WATKINS, sos EAST MAIN
~ STREET, having stored large supply n 81,
pcrior WEST VIRGINIA sPLINT COkL aud I'll
sizes free-burning ANTHRACITE coal. asks
all buyers 10 ascertain bis prices and fuels quality,
~ nc sells very close 90 cost. COKE End BRIGHT
HOPE GOALS sold, aud WOOD Of every kind.
Orde- In writing, verbally, or by telephone. No.
23O. no i2-lm
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sIwuoNs LIVER REauLAToR.

TAKE SIMMONS LIVER REGULA-
TOR.
THE GENUINE
has ACQUIRED a REPUTATION
GREATER THAN ANY MEDICINE EXTANT
As TIE
CHEAPEST. PUREST, AND BEST FAMILY
IIEDICINss IN THE WORLD.
racts with extraordinary power and efficacy on
ibc Iiyer-lhc largest organ of the body. called,
from if- importance. THE HOUSEKEEPEIi OF OUn
mann. When the Liver l. tOrpidthe bowels are
u sgsh and consii p3tcd. the food lies in the stOm-
srb lndigoSfed and poisoning the blood. Frequent
besdach,s q feeling Of lassitude. dcspondenCy, and
nervcusuoss indicate how the whole system is de-
rsnged 10 prevent z more serious condition at
once
TAKE SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
The test Of time and the experience Of thousands
DIV yf1fa diseases Of the Liver. stomach Spleen.
As remedy ~
NAL IARIOUs FEVERs, DYSPEPSIA, MENTAL
DEPRESSION. SICh HEADACHE. JAUN-
DICE, collie, CONSTIPATION,
and BlLIOUSNESS,
it Is unsurpassed
Bay only the genuine in white wrapper. with red
4 prepared only by ). II. ZEILlN x co.
fno 3-eodtAu30l
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Tor BTTTEEs puriGes the blood and removes all
pimplcs aud eruptions.
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tloP BrTTEEs purifes the blood and removes OH
pimplcs aud oruptions.
NOTHING STRENGTHENS A FEEBLE STOMACH
Hike rhc Lfcbig Conpany's Coca Beef Tonic. re-
commended by the most distinguished medical
scientists Of The Old and new world. Beware OF
worthless limitations.
De Ia RUE, FRANCE, TUCK S. and CARDS Ofall
the manufactures at l.. LEwls'S, 9I2 Main street.
\ FEW WORDS or GREAT INTEREST AND M
PoRTASCE TO THE CITIZENS or RICHMoSD.-Ne
say with perfect confidence aud truthfuincss that
at LANES MODEL DlNING-ROoMs, No. 322 north
seventh street. between Broad aud Marshall, you
can procure the best 25-cent breakfast, dinner, or
supper 10 be had In Richmond
THE FINEST AND LARGEST COLLECTION OF
CHRIsTA1As CARDS in the cky now opened, for
sale at l.. LEwIS's, 9l2 Main street.
PURCELL, LADD & CO.'S EMULSION CoD-LrvER
OIL for colds coughs, &c.
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De la RUE, FRANCE, TUCK S, and CARDS ofall
the manufactures at l.. LEwls's. 9I2 Main street.
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PURCELL, LADD & CO.'S EMULSION CoD-LIyER
OIL for colds, coughs, &c.