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JAS. MhCDoUGALL, 104 A. NJ, furniture,
clothing. &c.
GRUBBS A. WILLIAMS, 4 y. ~, three granife-
front Broad-sireet stores and dwellings, Nos.
40G, iOc, aud 40.
GEORGE II. POINDEXTER. farm at Mechanics
vile; also, thoroughbred stock, household sud
kitchen furnIture machinery, farming imp,e-
menis, stock OF goods, &c.
THOMAS :. BOC0Ck and others, commissioners,
IL ~. at BrcmO Blun, sl1ie-guar1y property
known as "FerrOw's Big CURRY including
$50 acres Of land; also, buildings, heller, &c.
THOMAS j. KIRKPATRICK and CHARLES NJ.
BLACKFORp. Commissioners, "Rand0lph
House - and other Farmyille property.
JOHN T.. LAUGHTON, lOk A. NJ, parl0r. cham
bcr, aud dnning-rOOm furniture, mat'ings,
oil-clOLlis, bedding, sc.
r. Il. COOK, 10 \. A., $50 II. g., and 1880 i. NJ,
the stock Of q New York wholesale importing
house, at store 1907 Main street.
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FROM PARIS TO VIENNA on A BiCYcLE.--"I
carried with me, among my scanty baggage. a
small supply Of Coca an Indian tonic, by which
was able to assuage the sudden and painful hunger
which sometimes accompanies continued cxertion.
When fatigue and sleep began TO tell upon me, the
marvellous Coca again supported me and gave me
strength NJ. LAUMAILLE.
who rode bicyle from Paris 20 Vienna, distance
of 760 miles, !n \ iittie More than twelve days.
The unequalled tonic and rc,nyigoratlng powers
OF the Coca are embodied In The Liebig Companys
celebrated COCA BEEF TONIC, which Is rccoen zed
as the standard tonic 10y the medical profession Of
every civilized country. Beware Of cheap, WORTH
less limitations, under ours and similar names.
Cures dyspepsia, malaria, debility, and all who are
run down.
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MONTnIY HTpnRTS
2,s6I s247 s2 ss9 II

After the above reports were read Presi-
dent EIlyson introduced Rev. DR.. John
Harmon TO the Association as one OF the
speakers. DR.. Hannon delivered an ad-
dress on "spiritual Clothes" which was
listened to with unusual interest, II being
full OF fresh, impressive thought. lie was
followed by Professor Charles ii. Winston,
who, taking as his theme "Sowing Seed" 7"
drew many new lessons for the Sunday
school teacher from the curious and striking
means which Nature takes TO disseminate
the seeds of her plants. Altogether this
meeting of the Association was one OF cX-
ceptional interest and benefit to those pre-
sent.
The Association was dismissed with the
benediction OF Rev. w. T. DerieuX, pastor
OF the Manchester Baptist church.
The next meeting Of the Association is
TO be with Leigh-Street Baptist Sunday
school on the second Sunday Of December.
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DEATH OF Mr.. CHAMBLlN.-Mr. a. VI.
Chamblin, formerly OF this city, died at The
residence OF J. B. Throckmorton Esq, IN
Loudom county, Va, on Tuesday last.
He was the eldest son OF the late Mason
Chamblin, OF that county, and brother OF
Messrs. John and Clay Chamblin, OF this
city. He was in business with Messrs. Jo-
seph Hall & Co., up to about a year ago,
when he was obliged to give up his posi-
ton on account OF falling health. The
WaShingtonidn says Of his death: " lie was
a model OF rectitude in all the relations OF
life. Possessed Of fine intelligence, kind
and generous heart, being good citizen
and neighbor and friend. he died, leaving a
memory which will be cherished by those
who knew him."
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GERMANS TINS WINTER.-The Richmond
German Club have reOrganized for the
winter OF 1SS1-'s2. Their Germans will be
given at Singer Halle on alternate Mon
day evenings. The first Of the season took
place last evening, and was an enjoyable
affair. The following is the organization
OF the Club: President, DR.. j. $. ID. Cul-
len; Vice President, Mr.. Frank ID. Steger;
Secretary and Treasurer, Mr.. William H..
Grant, Jr. Executive Committee: Mr..
Meade HaSkins, Mr.. 5. Il. Witt, Mr. A. L..
Elicit, Jr., Mr.. Corbm Warwick, and Mr.
Meredith F. Montague. Lady Patronesses
Mrs. John III. Montague, Mrs. 0. A. Cren-
shaw, Mrs. Louisa X. Norton, Mrs. ;. b.
Paul. Mrs. L. b. Smith, Mrs. Philip Hax-
all. Mrs. Yirginius Newton, Mrs. Adolph
Osterloh, Mrs. Frank ID. Steger. Mrs. W.
Russell Robinson, and Mrs. Charles L.
Williams.
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A farsi of Thanks.

OFFICE or METROPOLITAN lRON-WORKs, !
RICuaoND, November Il, 1891. !
We desire TO eXpfess our heartfelt thanks
to the Fire Department OF the city Of Rich
mond for their noble efforts 10 save our
property from the cOnfagration visiting
our works last Friday morning; also, to
our friends who aided us i'm the removal
and storage Of our books and papers; and,
lastly, to those who by personal assurance,
letters, and kilograms, expressed their SYM
pathy and rendered us substantial aid
should such be needed.
WILLIAM T.. TANNER & Co.
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Briefs.-It is difficult 10 give the daily
average OF prisoners Ia the Manchester
iail. Sometimes there is o., occasionally
three. but most generally none. The place
OF City Sergeant Is one Of decidedly more
dignity than emolnment.
A prank-loying citizen OF the Second
Ward recently concluded 10 enact the r5le
OF ghost to the temporary terror Of credit
lous parties. Being informed, however,
that funeral might ensue, he wisely con-
cnded to intermit bis endeaSors In that
line.
Two young aud lovely New York city
ladies, who have been making brief visit
TO the family OF DIR. Il. w. Brodnax, OF
this city, left for their homes on the New
York steamer Manhattan, Captain Kelley,
on Sunday. They left with many good
impressions Of place and people, and were
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Churches Ssnddy.-The pulpits Of all The
city churches were supplied by their regu-
lar pastors on Sunday. Large congrega-
tions were generally in attendance, and the
interest manifested in the ministrations
was unmstakable. The day was exceedingly
pretty overhead, the air balmy rs that oi
Indian summer, and the fair sex mustered
numerousy. The idea that desire 10 dis
play the tasteful and becoming fail tOggery
now with its first gloss on had anything to
do with their simultaneous turnout is ap-
propriately "giyen the go by" in this rela-
ton.
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approaching CompIetion.-The kaolin-
and porcelain-iGctory roof is nearly cont
pleted. Though nesting under the shadow
Of the Richmond and Petersburg railroad
bridge It will he quite handsome and
commanding structure. II would take a
considerable flood, even If one could reach
it. to disturb the integrity Of this aggrega-
ton Of granite, brick, Virginia pine, and
Buckingham slate. Work on the interior
will be commenced very soon. The roofs
ON the new machinc-shop, foundry, Sc, Of
the Danvillc Railroad Company, are being
placed in position.
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RICHMOND SCHOONER SUNK By CoLll-
s,ox An. Associated Press telegram re-
ea;ycd here yesterday states that the
.e,'ooner Amos p. Walker poland mas
se,l from Richmond for Boston, came in.o
vi eoII;s,on ON saturday evening last with the
np,n Jeyemiah, from Delaware City, also Tor
Dnsten M and that both vessels were sunk.
pSo mos y. Walker sailed hence on The
so,s ss - 0ctober with a cargo OF coal ship.
ned by the Chesapeake ana ono ,,dinm ma',vau yss
Company. The crews OF 'ac e"''o''s w
sels are reported safe.
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DIR. T. W. YOUNG,

oF OXFORD, NORTH CAROLINA,
,i,ohr Of the state Medical Associate on. and du-
,lng the late war distinguished surgeon OF the
Ionfederato states army:
sWben in condition 80 prOstrated and disabled
e,,uo q gOuty affection that ] was compelled tO
sbsndon the practice Of my profession, ,oiM blu
Jitfie N anu hope that 1 should crer % abs 20
ss,,'sss a. a Visit Of some weeks 10 the Buffalo
yttb,a Spring>. and the Of the water OF spring
n d resulted Ia the complete restoration Of my
6osIth and | am again actively engaged in pro-
ses.i,,5al pursuits. From my own experience in
~. use and observation of its effects upon other
,ersons feel well warranted In the expression of
the oniuion that In gout, rheumatism, and gravel,
snd Indeed. tn diseases generally resulting from
De uric-acid diathess, this water Is entitled to
sstc rank among the most potent OF known rene
@,i sg,nfs~ no S-9aw3w o.
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TUE Monte MARIA FAIR.-The ladies'
fair for the benefit Of Monte Maria Con-
vent Of the Visitation will be opened to-
morrow night ut the new regimental ar
mory, corner of Seventh and Marshall
streets, when the fair managers and their
charming assistants will be pleased TO see
all who are inclined to aid them in their
good work.
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TOBACCO. CIGARS, &c.

ID WHITLOCK, 1445 MAIN STREET,
i manufacturer OF tho following fine brands OF
CIGARS:
MODEL, LITTLE FLORA,
LA EsTELLEsFIII.ABLST
PICNIC, WHITLOCk'S KEY WEST,
MOZART, CHICK, ..
JILY BELLE, and ORIENTAL.
Also dealer I'm the following brands OF FINE TO
BACCO at manufacturers prices
DIANORA, EMPEROR,
WARD BRAND, HOME AGAIN,
PIONEER, ROUGH AND READY l5c. plugsl,
BALLA RAT,
ATLANTIC, &C.
Send for price-list my Zf-eod
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CARPETS, OIL-CL0THs, &c.-I have
~ just received my fALL STOCK Of GOODS.
CARPETS, OlL-CLoTlis, RrGs, MATS, and
Damask Curtains Of The latest styles shades, bioi-
lands, Ac. Paper-IIanginys Of AL styles. which
ara offering at lowest prices All orders prcmpuy
attended 10. Work done Ia town and country.
A. JENNINGS, No. 1871 Main street,
&C 1e-9m Rieanond, Va
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UNITED STATES CoURTs.-The United
States Circuit and District Courts will
meet to-day at 10 A. NJ, with both grand
and petit juries-Judge Hughes presiding.
Judge Bond will be here on the 18th, when
important matters in the Atlantic, Missis-
ippi and Ohio railroad case win come up.
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LILY BELLE CIGAR. &c.

CoLDEN's LIEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF
AND TONIC ISvICoRAToR, in pint bottles, IA the
only condensed beef that does not require cooking
or warming. wlneglassful or this Wholesome
inylgorant always produces tranquil reposc. Ask
for C0LDEN's; take no other. or druggists gene-
rally.
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 4. NJ, 4S;
Q a. NJ, 81; noon, 50; 3 L. NJ, 81; p.
NJ, 81; midnight, 81.
Mean temperature. IS 5-6.
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Ne,o Dep5t.-The Richmond and Dan
willie Railroad Company are arranging for
the building OF new depot adjoining
their present premises. It's erection has
been necessitated by increasing business.
The Common Council not long since
granted the company permission TO make
use OF part OF Sixth street in putting up
the building, the company in return to
open thoroughfare adjoining sixth
street. This viii be done, but the topo-
graphical ''lay Of the land" win require
a large amount Of excavation.
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CHICK CIGARS, sc.


HACAN's MAGNOLIA BALN,
GIVES TO EVERY WOMAN
A FaR, FRESH, AND
BEAUTIFUL CoMPIxtON.
No matter how much IL may have become iu'-
paired by nature or otherwise, II makes the -iIS
PURE, SOFT and LIKE THAT or YoUTn.
II is not only ELEGANTLY PERFUMED, but tits
In every way most perfect wash and SPLENDID
LOTION.
Its APPLICATION cannot possibly be detected,
and Is harmless as water.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-15

TIE TAx-pAYERs

NoTICE.-To THE TAX-PAYERS
~ or HENRiCO COUNTY: Yon rre hereby
notifcd that Inc Isx-bius for 1uckahoe, brsok-
land and VaIlna magisterjai districts will be rstdy
for collection at the county Courthouse. In the
Ireasurer's Office. from the l5Ir DAY pf NQ-
VEMBER to TIE lsT DAY or DRCEMDER.
1881; after which time } per cent. VIII bc zdcea
and the biils sent nut for collection.
WILLIAM ~ AcGRuDHr,
no 10-t<Ol5 County TTsSssurrr.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

Money for the Relief OF the Poor-Claims
md saiaries-Fiyc Thousand Dollars for
the City Hospital-Buiiding Pcrmits-Com-
pulsory vaccination-The Pay of City En-
pioyees-The Reclamation of a Member
Resolutions, &c.
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often pleased attendants at the Industrial
ExDosition I'm Richmond

The waltz, the polka, tho quadrille, the
schottische, the redowa, the german, and
other lanccs now In vogue are regarded .as
a sort Of intellectual water-mark OF modern
society, and the young folks Of both sexes
here have already indicated their intention
OF this winter going up to high-water mark
in that line.
The November term of Chesterfield
County Court commenced yesterday. Only
routine business was transacted.
The Bright Hope railway between Ches.
ter and Bermuda Hundreds still lacbs the
finishing touches.
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PouLTRY.-In using the SIMMONS LIvEE-REG-
ULAToR with my chickens take package. mix
It with the dough, and feed ~ n them once day.
by this treatment have never lost from chicken
cholera or gapes single chicken In the last i've
years. T. q. BACON. Edgeneli, $. c.
GenuIne prepared only by J. II. ZEMIN co.
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SUPREME Court OF APPEALs.-Pairo rs.
Bethel. Submitted.
Thomson rs. Brooke and ais. Argued
by Judge J. A. Meredith for appellant,
and r. T. Scott and Judge w. W. Crump
for appellees. and continued until to-day.
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VI. ELLYsoN CO., advertising agents, insert adj
yertisementsm all OF the newspapers VI tie United
states AT publishers rates Orders left At the Die
patch countng-room will receive prompt atten-
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Ne,c Bridge Tim6er.-To refioor the
James-Riyer Free bridge will require
1870, 600 feet Of timber. The work will not
be commenced till all Of this amount shall
be ready on the ground for use, which Is
not the case now. II is the intention when
the new door is laid to cover it with tar
and sprinkle it with sawd,st, which, it il
thought, will add much TO is wearing ca
rocifV
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MEETING OF THE RICHMOND AND

MEETING OF THE RICHMOND AND MAN
CHESTER BAPTIST SUYDAY-ScHoOL AssocIA-
TION-ADDREssEs REV. DR.. JOHN HASNON
AND PROFESSOR CHARLES III. WINSTON
FINE SINGING.-Sunday evening the Grace
street Baptist church was crowded with
Sunday-school scholars and teachers and
other friends OF the Sunday school. the
occasion being the monthly meeting OF the
Richmond and Manchester Baptist Sunday
school Association. The exercises were
opened by singing led by the Sunday
school choir OF the Grace-Strect church,
after which the Assembly was led in prayer
by Rev. Arthur Cox. The minutes Of the
last meeting were read and approved, after
which the following reports were read:
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WEATHER REPORT

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, generally colder north
erly to westerly winds, rising barometer,
and fair weather.
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RACE.

GTATE FAIR ns.G
- GROUN S.-FISE <fNAEsy~>
TROGTING RACE. TUES I.XAE2<r>>
10, 1881. AZ 4 o'clock. Mstrn, e4VO. hiie heat,
thre. IN i've. 10 harpcss Andy ~praauc enters ..
=. DTTCHMAN; Henry sale tn.crs D. horse CAP
LOSE. Each party l. confident Of winn,ng. 4
good race may he expected.
GATE FEE, 25c. no lJ-ifs
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REMOVAL.

DR. CHARLES NJ. SHIELDS HAS
IL REMOVED MS RESIDENCE TO 4Q3
EAST MAIN STREET, between Fourth and fiith.
Ills Office remains rs before, at 10 north tifth
s.ree, corner Grace no 13-1w
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OYSrFR-SgPPER.

V'IE LADIES OF UNION-sTATION
i METHODIST CHURCH will give an Ol--
TER-SUPPER TONIGHT I'm the Basement Il
the churca. Admission, 20 rents- no lJ-ft
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OYsTER-suPPER.- ladies OF Union
Station Methodist church will give an
oyster-supper tonight in the basement OF
the church, TO which they invite all OF
their friends willing to help them in their
good work.
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THE BEST 25-CEyT MEALS In this oty or any
other city At LANES MODEL DISISo-R Rooms, No.
322 north Seventh street opposite First Virginia
Regiment Armory. Open from $50 A. NJ. 20 10
II. NJ
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HUSTINGs CoURT.-The following cases
were disposed Of yesterday:
James Prosser. charged with felonious
assault, was fined $40 and sent to Jail for
six months.
Il. A. Bowers, charged with stealing 500
from the person Of Thomas Carroll. The
jury, after being out for some time, return
ed TO the courtroom, and reported that
they were unable to agree upon verdict.
They were thereupon discharged, and the
prisoner remanded TO Jail. The accused
was ably represented by Mr.. Wyndham Il.
Meredith.
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Also, SOLD ny ALL nooksrlLxns:

NAY AGNLS FLEMINb.
"a CHANGED HEART =: another ,ntcrscly In
tcresung new novel by MAY AGNgs FLEhiNG. lg-
thor ~ those capital novels, Guy Esnseotrts .
WIFE, Wonderful Woman, Mad Marriage. silent
and fnlc Lust for Moplan. etc. Beautifully
bound price, fl.o0.
G.. W. CARLETON & CO..
Publishers.
oc 22-eodim New York city.
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(FIFTY-Two YEARS BsTABLsnRD.)
The old house OF W. ID. BLAIR s. co. call atten-
ion u their FANCY GROCERIES and LIQUORs.
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PERSONAL.

AL PERSONS INDEBTED TO MISS
"A c. l.. PARK, AGENT, (deceasedl must
como forward and settle Mt once. Books and
accounts at her cid stand, l4O7 Main street
STOCk. FIXTURES, &C., for sale.
j. L. ETCIIISON.
M 15-eodSt 1913 Main street.
7 ID. X. SLEIGHT, having formed q
VI business connection With the house Of FOUR
OVRFAN, PRICE, TEMPLE 4 CO., will hc glad
~ 20 and serve his friends at 429 BROAD
STREET, and viii esteem their patronage per-
sonsl favor. no 4V-eouot
DOICY-HOLDERS IN THE PRU-
K DENTAL DEPARTMENT OF TUE LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY or NlRGlNiNlA re-
Sidlug cas-: of Ninth street are Informed that du-
ring the sickness Of Mr. Caskic their premium
payments must be made at the ONCE OF the com
pany No. north Tenth street, or 10 Mr.. Cl.EM-
NIT. the superintendent Of The Prudential De
Wrtmcnt. JAMES W. fEUhhM'
M slim secretary.
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RtYrAI.o LrTIIIA WATER.

DUFFALO LITllIA WATER
~ rOR
eorT. RHEUMATISM, GRAVEL, AND DIS
EAsEs GENERALLY OF THE URIC
ACID DIATTEsIS.
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FAIR SKIN, ROSY CHEEKS, buoyant splits, and
the sweetest breath IN HoP BIT1ERs See notice,
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NEW lot of"R "REIsA VICTORIA (Rey Vest just
received. ". ID. BLAIR & co.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
j. HOLMES.

Nj Ak1 u. HOIMES.
Just published. MADELINE: q Splendid new
novel 6y Mr.. MARY j. HOLMES, whose novels sell
80 enormously and are read and re-read with sech
interest. Beautifully bound: price, sl.5u.
Also handsome new e'itions ~ Mrs. Holiness
other works: Tempest and snnsLine. Lena Rivers.
Edith Lyle. Edna browning, Marian Grey, West
Lawn, Forest House, etc., etc.
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FELL FROM Yesterday af-
ternoon 4 colored man, while engaged at
work on the high trestle across Dock street
at Ilawes's coal-yard, fell TO the street be-
low, distance of about twenty feet, and
sustained severe injuries.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

LIQUoRs AND CIGARS OF every variety, both
'holcsale and retail ". ID. BLAIR & co.
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Al each viii be paid for $1,000 COUPON
BONDS, and So each for $500 BONDS, by
C.. JOHNSTON,
uo1b-3ts 9lS Main street.
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RACE THIS AFTERNooN.-There viii be a
trotting-racc at the FAIRGROUNDS this NJ
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Police CouRT. The following cases were
disposed OF yesterday:
Sylvie Robinson. (coIorcd), drunk and
disOrderly on the street. Fined 50.
John Scott, drunk and disorderly in the
street. Fined 81.
Robert +. Fleming, drunk. Fined 81.
Archer White, drunk and disorderly in
the street. Fined $3.50.
Robert Roach, drunk. Fined 81.
Sarah Crcstic, drunk and disorderly.
Fined 81.
Walter Goode, drank. Fined 90.
Henry Ellis (colored), charged with
stealing one horSe-blanket and surcinglc
from Joseph VI. Blair. Sentenced to be
whipped fifteen stripes. Appeal taken and
the prisoner bailed in the sum Of $500.
John Scott, charged with carrying con-
cealed weapons, Fined $40.
Cynthia Lewis, stealing one pair gold
bracelets from John e.. Andrews OF the
value Of $40. Continued till Monday next,
and the accused committed to Jail in de-
fault OF bail.
Monroe Reynolds (colored), charged
with carrying concealed weapons, was
fined SO.
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8itllmond DispattIr.
observation-disclosures 10, 1881.

RS- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRcU-
LArIoN OF ALL TIE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF TIE CITY.
tEntcrcd at the Posi-ofice at Richmond. Va, as
sccond-class mattcr.l
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DOLLS RECEPTION.

THE DOLLS RECEPTION
u WILL OPES AT
lO2 EAST FRhNKLiH STREET
on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER l1Tif. At i. VI
Admission: For adults, 10 cents for children, ;
cents.
Zach little ruest viii be presented with box of
weddlng-cakc. no lJ-IuSlh2t
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zErHYns-7c an nouncc.-IIurzLKn BROTHERS.
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1T is WORTH REMEMBERING THAT TARRANT's
sELTzER APEIIEST Is the concentrated duplicate
Of che celebrated German spring whose name 1t
bears, and whose virtue II so emincnty contains.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-15
Sc. only for a PICNIC CIGAR.

PRIME OLD VIRGINIA HANS (ash-cured).
ID BLAIR & Co
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-15

The next meeting will be held at Cente-
nary church the second Sunday in Decem-
Der.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-15

WANTED, A GOOD HOUSE-SER-
w WANT and IROSER. Apply at sos north
Tenth street no lo-2tF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-15

ternoon at O'Clock. II Is announced that
the purse is 500, and that Dutchman and
CarIose have been entered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-15

Council CoNNITTEEs.-The following
committees OF the City Council will meet
to-day:
Elections, City Auditors Office, at II NJ.
subcommittee OF Finance and Grounds
and Buildings, at Engineers office, at .
i. NJ, in relation TO new City Hall.
Committee on Streets, at I p. NJ, at City
Engineers Office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-15

pOOK-KEEPER WANTED. Address,
I'D with refer.uees GROCER,
nols care Dispatch Office.