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ruE CAPITOL QuIEr-vrsrons FEW.

ton.
THE CAPITOL QuIEr-vIsIToRs FEW.
AS the House was not In session today
and the Senate only held a brief session,
the small number Of visitors at the Capitol
found little TO interest them. OF the one
hundred and twenty bills introduced in
the Senate, few were Of public nature,
and none were interesting TO Virginia.
Personal NEWS ITEMS.
The new postmaster OF the House Il a
very tne-looking man, and il generally
popular. He has not yet made many re-
movals. General Gilbert Meem left here
this morning for home. The press Is well
represented among the clerks Of the Senate
committees. AT the request Of Senator
Johnston the Senate to-day ordered that
the papers in the cases Of Henry Williams,
OF Hampton, and c. Bonn, Of Norfolk. be
taken from the files and referred to the
proper committees. B. W. ellis is here,
and illremain all the winter. Supcrintend-
emf Bailey, Of the postal mail service, Is also
In the city, and appreciates the kind opinion
OF Richmond people. Senators Bayard and
Morgan are on the committee to prepare
memorial on the death OF the late Prcsi-
dent. George McNeir, a son-in-Iaw of Rep
resentative Burrows, Of Michigan, is the
new assistant postmaster Of the House.
Mr.. Mcpherson, Clerk OF the House, will
not mako n cloa,, c,voo,, IL, HE oNica Mr.
Garfield will be voted the ranking privi-
lcge. Senator Voorhees, resolution for
the purchase OF Pcale's Washington and
the painting Of the embarkation OF Lord
Baltimore will come up in the Senate to-
morrow. Senator'S Edmunds and McMil-
Ian are among those who are now chairmen
OF two committees. Changes will be made
to provide for Senator Window. The re-
port is that Postmaster-General james will
remain in the Cabinet until June next, il
not longer.
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.
II the knowing ones are not at fault in
their calculations, the President has framed
his Cabinet. Secretary Lincoln, they say,
will not be in it, but will have foreign
President Arthur took up his residence
at The White House this afternoon.
Senator Groome to-day introduced bill
to pay the Lady Of The Lakes owners 3d.
10j for her partial destruction in 1874 by
steamer.
Government receipts to-day; Internal
revenue, $2Sj,s9S; customs, Sjj2,jl9
The training-ship Portsmouth reached
here to-day and will go on the stocks for
repairs.
General Sheman's presence rs 4 witness
to-day in the Guiteau trial caused a senSa-
ton in court.
The report tonight is that the Cabinet
will he sent TO the Senate Mon
day.
Three lady-postmasters from Kentucky
are here seeking disappointment. The Pre-
sident is a widower.
Edgar Allan, eX-Staie SENATOR leaves to-
morrow for Europe.
Among the arrivals tonight are Colonel
+. Il. Montague and Collector BOwden, OF
Norfolk.
Alto o'clock tonight the weather is clear
and cold.
Associated Press report by telegraph to the
Dispatcb.I
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
A GAlNST SMALLPOX, DIPHTlIE-
~ RIA, TYPuOID-FENER, &c.

DLAIRS CIILORAL TIIYMOL PROPHYLAC-
TIC AND DlsiNFECTANr
destroys the germs Of contagious diseases IN re-
cordance with the latest teachings Of science. its
use il simple. harmless, and agreeable. IL l. en-
ploycd 10y come OF our ablest physicians.
Pgopar,dby j. BLAIR,
corner Broad ana Ninth streets.
Price. soc. bottle. nO3
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FIonr.

Flnur-Wc quote: Fine. ei.50TS5: extra, STA
1928: supcrfnc, SG.2jMS6.JO; common family,
S7.2JNE7.7j; choice family, sSWs9.
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cRoCKERY. Glassware. x~.


NEW GOODS.
RICH DINNER, TEA, and Tou.ET-SETs, In
new shapes and decorations:
ELEGANT CANE, FISH, DESSERT, aud icE-
CREAN-sErs Of the latest Style;
DRESDEN FIGURES and ORNAMENTS In all
TIE latest designs;
RICH cUT-GLAsS, BRoNzEs, &C.
The largest stock ever exhibited IN ihss city. Call
I and hook a, them. n. TAYLOR.
sel6 No. l01l Main street.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NV YORK, December l. E,entDg.-EXchange,
4Su. ,,ovcrhmcnfs strong: new 0's 1929; new
49, II44: new a. l1Si. Money, 4M6 and
l-}2 ucr cent. St''esdul. Sub-Trcasuy balance
Coin. $e6.25OGg5: currency, st59i.36-.
stock. opeuod i,sveri,h. closing firm: Alabama
CIa,, -, =" 2 TO ,, 81; do. ~ small, : DO.
IL -. 1Ol; do -, 50; Chicago and North
East Tennessee Railroad. IA: Georgia Rail-
road. 1853: Illinois Central. 132: Lake Shorv.
l2l: Louisville and Nashville, 1921 ; Memphis
and charleston. II Nashville and Chattanooga,
81. New York Central, 1885; Pittsburgh, 1876
Richmond and Aheghany, ~: Richmond and
Dan,itc. los; RocS Island, 1874; Wabash. II.
Louis and r. 42l do. preferred, S2s6; Western
Union. 81. -
BALTIMORE.
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LUMBER.

no PARTIES USING PINE AND
i OAK LUMBER would say am prepared u
contract for hling bills from 5000 20 100000,
nt the shortest notice, OF tie BESI HEART
PINE, &c. W. \. CHANIbhhs' JM.'
Hardware Depot, NRliena POsi-Oifce,
no 0-3m Richmond aad Allegheny railroad.
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DR. sANFoED's
LIVER lNfIGoRAToR.
ONLY VEGETABLE COMPOUND
ACTS DIRECTLY UPON TIE Liver
AND CURLs
LVFR-COMPLAINTs,
JATNDICE.
BILIOCsNEsS,
MALARIA.
COsTIvENEss
HEADACHE.
II assists digestion. strengthens he sys'c. sesa-
la,es he bowels, puTiGes The blood.
4 BOOK SENT FREE.
Or. SANFORD,
I62 Brosdwsy,
For SALE ~ ALL RucaeTs.
"a Enthusiastically
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norsr nrrIcFrs APPOINTED.

= WASHINGTON, December 7.-Doorkeeper
BroWnlow. OF the House Of Representa-
tiveS. has made thefollOwing appointments:
Richard W. Austin, OF North Carolina, to
be assistant dOOrkeeper; Colonel j. Il.
Popham. OF Virginia, to be assistant door
kecper in charge OF the document-rOom.
Colonel Popham is Rcadiuster. Mr..
George McNeir, Il son-in-law Of Reprcsen-
tatiye Burrows, OF Michigan. has been ap-
pointed assistant postmaster Of the House
OF Representatives.
The point is raised that Colonel John II.
Pophan. Of Virginia, cannot legally hold
the position OF superintendent OF the
House folding-roOmS. He is now clerk Of
the United States Circuit Court at Rich
mond. a Government position. His new
appointment is also Il Government position,
and both places have salaries attached.
There i. Il law against one person drawing
two salaries from the Government.
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TAKE HoP BITTERs three times day, aud yod
will have no doctor blls 10 pay.
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pEprBLICAN Caucus.

WASHINGTON, December THE Repub-
lican senators held short caucus this
morning to arrange for making some
changes in the Republican membership Of
the Senate committees, in order TO meet
personal convenience Of senators, and more
especially to provide suitable committee
positions for Mr.. Window, whose reGntry
10 the Senate this session makes it desilJi-
bic, in the opinion Of his colleagues, that
he should again be placed in committee po-
sitions OF prominence. 4 committee was
appointed 10y the caucus TO confer with in
diyidual senators and report hereafter.
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Tile TAX Anorr TIE CAnIXEr.

WASHINGTON, December THE star
saws: The belief is that the President has
made UP the Cabinet slate, and the names
OF those selected will hc sent TO the Senate
Of an early date. II is said that 4 day or
two ago a party OF senators called upon the
President to urge the claim of we'll
known public man for Cabinet portfolio,
when the President brought the discussion
to an abrupt termination with the state
ment: "Gentlemcn, the matter is already
closed"
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BALTIMORE. December 7.-Virenia g., cOnsols,
7Git: Second series, 4OS; pasi-'ipe coupons. 50
new lO-i0's. Az. Bid to-day.
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! PERFECT LIGIIT-PERFECTL
n SAFE-THE BEST ~ THE WORLD
FOR FAMILY IsE.
The RED 9 OIL f. ABSOLUTELY PURE. and
can De- entrusted - The use ~ amy member Of the
household. II WILL NOr SMOKE nor CRUST 1DG
WICK. Try II. At wholesale aud retail by
BODEKER BROTHERS, druggists.
oc 6-Th3m lil4 Main street.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

+. ROBERTS BAKER, Druggist, gI9 Main
,lr,ot. has secured the exclusive agency for Rich
mOnd city and lIcnricO county.
PULMONA, THE GREATEST KNOWN RENE
by FOR COUGHS, THROAT, AND
Lung TROUBLE.
II requires only fair trinl 10 convince one Of its
ea.cicy. II aiyes satisfaction Ia every instance.
REFERENCES.
Rey. \. =. Gibson. d., Rev. ". VI. Osborn,
Rev. ". :. Edwards, ID. d., Rev. :. A. Wilson,
Rev. job \. Price. Rev. A. :. Hank,
Rev, j. n. ". Lemon. Rev. L. ID. Herring,
Rev. X. ". Black. Rev. l.. ". trOwl.
Rev -. H. Carroll. Rev. d. Henderson,
Rev. J. j. g.. Web-ter-ail 81 Baltimore, Md.
Rev. A. Foster aud Rev. George V. Lccch, OF
Washington, ID. 4.
Rev. Jamcs Gamble, IIiger-tOwn. Nd.
Sold by Druggist AR. METER. Proprietor,
i22 west Fayctte street, Baltimore, Nd.
PRICE. soc. Oc 4-1uTh&S13m
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Price. soc. n bottle.
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NEW YORK, December 7.-Cotton--Nct receipts,
Steady: sales, $4,000 balcs: Dsoo,nber, sll.s4
msl /. SO; January, sl2.06ssl2.Q7; February,
I226&sl2.27; March, Sl3,55@+l2.4o; ApTil,
si2.6Om.l2. Oh May, tl2.ia@sl2.l3; June,
si3.02@ Si3.O3 september, si2,3e@si2.s7,
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THg RIGHT TO LEVY 4 COLLATERAL-INHERIT-
ANcE MENT-NISCELLA-
NEorS.
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BALTIMORE.

CfSCIxNATf December Flour steady and
unchanged. Wheat firm; No. 2 nd winter Sl.3s
MSI.4O. Corn Grmcr 40 65M653,c. oats IN fair
demand az 4SM49c. Pork dull and unchanged.
Lard stronger al SlI.lO. Buik-meats quiet and
unchanged. Bacon scarce and Arms shoulders,
SIC. Whisky FIRM At $l.lj; combination salc-
of finished goods, 600 barrels, GA the basi, Of
sII5. sugar easier; hnrds, l0MlU &C.; New Or
lean. unchanged. Hogs steady; COMMON and fair,
S5@SG.I5; packing and butchers, s6.2O@S6.6O.
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MILWAUKEE. December T.-slour IN fair de-
mand and sirOGger. Wheat strong and higher;
No. 2 Aulwnukte, soft, fl-3la cash and Dsc'n-
Der: January, si.30t; February, yl.3O1; MaEsh,
No. 2 GOs,e. Oats .iesdy; No. =, t3e. Rye
frIner; w. !. 9Sc. BARLEY weak and lower No.
. spring. cash, 96Ac. Provisions steady. hes--
pork 1870 cash and December, SITES January
iaT,i-rrime stcan-sll.l2a cash and Dccem-
Der, xll.279 Jdnmry. Hogs steady aud In fAii
demand al e6.6Ohs6.iO.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Church Notes.

4, Rrcsd.S,reet Methodist church Rev.
n q. starr preached morniag and night,
80 conducted tho review Of the Sabbath
..so.N atsA. NJ. ORe person was received
~ profession OF faith.
A. on.Statian Methodist church Rev.
NJ. c. Walden peseched msTning and aieht.
psytysl SsrviceS will 6e conducted during
;se week.
a, Lsurcl-S,Teet Methodist church Rev.
II r. Wright preached morning, after
ra,n, and nighi. snd received two men,
49,. one Of whom was bap,ized. Revival
sericeS will be conducted during the week.
The usual sunday services were held at
rhe other Methodist churches.
A, Eeu&6le-Srcet Baptist church the
1ss,or. Rev. Z. II. Pitt, preached Sunday
morning and night, aud at night baptized
ssrec persons. There will be preaching at
,h.s church every night this week.
Atfhe Pine-ciTett BapilS; church in the
morning the pastor, Rev. j. Il. Hu.son,
praCaed an able sud impressive sermon to
4 hrge congregation. In the course Of bis
rsmHkS be paid besutiful tribute to the
ehsrscier OF The late President. He thank
al Sod We had bad at lesst one President
who carried his religion into Office, and
Who could ray when shot down by the as
ssssin. :. am not afraid TO die"
Al BE Monumental Episcopal church the
Ns.or, Rev. }. q. Armstrong, oticisted for
tbe hySt time since his return from Europe,
spa delivered splendid sermon appropri-
ale 70 the occasion Of the death Of President
Gsrseld.
Rev. ". Frost Bishop, OF Petersburg,
filed DT. HOge's pulpit Sunday very accept
sb.y.
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College chapel, In which Tue College au-
thoritIes. members Of the Town Council.
aud representative citizens generally par.
ticipated.
The large Chspe! bali was heavily drsped
and was blled with sympatbetic audience.
Services at Rschmeud College.
AT 10 O'Clock yesterday morEiog iine
congregation consisting OF the professors,
students, and number OF ministers and
ladies' and gentlemen from the city) assem-
bled 10 the chapel OF Richmond College.
Rev. DIR. j. William Jones conducted the
exercises, and In opening them called espe-
cial attention TO the fact that II was pecu.
larry appropriate that Richmond College
should participate In the general expression
OF the grief OF the stricken land, since
President Garfield was preemipently a
college man. Amid many difficulties be
bad struggled TO pass through college;
afterwards he was college president, aud
at the time when be was stricken BY the
assassin's bullet be was on bis way 10 attend
a retinion OF his class and 10 deliver the ad-
dress at the commencement o. bis Alma
Mgtr. He thought IL we'll 20 hold up this
Christian collegian as an example for these
young men Just entering on the work OF
new session, and to urge them to be fol-
lowers OF him as he followed Cbrisi."
The singing, led bya choir OF students,
was very sweet, The hymns selected beiu~>
Jesus, Lover of Ny soul,v az WouiI
Not Live Away" "what . Friend We
Have In Jesus" aud ASLEEP in Jesus,
Blessed Sleep"
Rev. DR.. W. 4. Hatcher, Rev. George
W. Abbilt Zone Of the studentsl, aud Rev.
j. u. Tyler lead in appropriate prayers.
Rev. DR.. W. ID. Thomas made an appro-
priste and feeling address, 10 which be
| brought out the point that The community
Of grief which now peryades every section
OF our common country Is not mere form,-
not elected at the dictalion OF government,
not simply tribute to great ruler, but an
expression OF affection for man who had
| the courage OF his convictions, and who
was admirable In bis relations as son, hus-
band, father, but above all as an humble,.
earnest. and outspoken Christian man at
all times and In sll places.
Rev. DIR. A. B. Brown, in the course Il
some very appropriate remarks. gave sn sole
exposition sf the theory Of prayer and a
Triumphant refutation OF the skepticism
that would sneer at the failure Of our Wise
Father to bear nations prayer aud spare
the life OF our President.
Rev. DR.. j. X. HaZeD. a clissmste OF
Gsr6eld's, msde some touching remarks, in
which be gave striking illustrations OF the
college life OF our dead President; said that
his Christian experience was bright one,
aud that he gave evidence there OF a gen.
uine piety which developed and rpened all
through his public life.
The whole meeting was tender. appro.
PIRATE tribute OF Richmond College 10 the
unfionjs m dead
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VISITING MILITARY-PREPARATIoSs FOB
YORKTOWN CENTENNIAL Colonel JOnn d.
Purcell has issued an OrdeH stating thal ID
order 10 properly Teseiye and care Tor Tue
various military organizations which VIII
lsi Redmond or their way TO ana from
Yorktown the following details are ordered
iof escort and reception duty-yiz
On Friday, October lab, Company A;
Ol Saturday, October 15tb, Company d.
On Sunday, October 16 b, Company O..
On Monday, Ocober 17,b, the day OF de-
plfiure for Yorktown, the whole regiment
viii be on duty.
Oa the 18th, 18Th, 20ib, and 2lst, the regi-
ment will be at Yorktown. and details ior
tloSe days will be made hereafter.
On Saturday, October 22d, Company u.
On Sunday, October 23d, Company Il.
On Mondiy, October 24'b, Company r.
On Tuesday, October 25th, HOwitzers.
Ga Wednesday, October 18th, X. L. l..
Blues.
A field or stsff officer will be present on
each day.
The following places will be arranged Tor
lhe reception and comfort OF the VISITORS,
aud will be uDder the charge OF the omeer
on duty with bis eompsBy--viZ.
Blrracks No. 1-MOsby warehouse.
Barracks No. Warehouse, Cary.
Barracks No. 3-Old Regiment aTmory.
Barracks No. 4--Ferd's warehouse.
Colonel P0rcelI says: We have prepared
Spacious aud eommodioDs barracks, WIN
gas, water, and closets, for such troops as
~ili stop 10 Richmond; but owing to the
kfeat numbers expected IL will be impossl'
we for us to undertake 10 provide ratlons
ahring their stay IN The city. There VIII,
however, be no trouble In getting meals al
ihe various hotels and restaurants.
wonid adyise that ratioDs be esrrled
70 f0iktogn by all the comtDancs arepd'
lpg toe Centennial celebration, or that iheir
ssommissaifes precede The comman0s o.
'essi one week to make The necessary ar'
'sngements there.
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MEMORIAL MONDAY.
ihh DAY OF FHUMILIATIoriA AND pRAypa
AND RESPECT TO TIL MEMORY
OF PRESIDENT ARPrsLD.

s"'pehsson 'sf Busiuess In Rich
mend-RelislousR Rxer, ei.es D,,,ng an. H..
'"' As"eIAi services Ia Clevcland-Tri-
su'es TO the Dead, P rayers for ,hs a.r..,.,
.""''i, "na Tor tue Country--Lessons Drawn
rom sac Life and Death OF Presiden, Gar.
neid-E'idsncesO 'fSOrrOw Outlines oryar,.
oasih'ercs''ns AseOurses-The Prayers and
hym"s-incide' its-PersOasl. &C., &c.
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JNO. u. LAUGHTON. 10Y A. 81. boasesnld fsrni-
lure, Knsoe rosswoOs plsaD. Bfa ssis, pzrlor,
chamber. and bali carpets. bsddink Jsri0f sna
chamber suits. &C., AZ No SIR wesf frsnkiin
street.
SUTTON a CO., 5P. ~, trustees sale ~ frsmsd
dseing ca the east aide OF fiaac,ck between
Clay ana Leigh streets.
>. THOMPSON BROWN. T. NJ. sfu,rs Of land
on ChuTcn Hil. bounded by C,ay. Leigh. fasn.
tY.second. and T T~enty-ihrd street,.
JAS. MACDOUGALL. 10y A. NJ. houI Ielo fsrus
tnre, seho )l-desks, mattresses. stoves, &e.
JAS. MACD0uGALL, IL A. NJ, tsvsasy dorm
assorted whips.
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RAGAS's MAGNOLIA BALNs
GIVES TO EVERY wosAS
FAIR, FRESH AID
BEAUTIFUL CoSeLEKfoS.
No matter bow much Il may have become i'm.
.alrel by nature or o.berwise, Il makes the SKIN
PURE, SOFT aud LIKE THAT Of YoUrH.
II Is no; only EEEGAErLY PSRFUARD, but Il Il
In every way most perfect wash ans a sPLRsH
LOTION.
Ito APPLICATION cannot possibly he detected,
and Is harmless as water.
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THE SUPERB CRoss AND CROWN, composed of
roses aud tube roses rseedin front Of the ehsuee-
rail- at ~. PsuI's church yesterday. was made by
MORTON, the florist. and was all elegant work OF
art aud an appropriate design FOR the solemn oeca-
siOn.
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SRF HIRE.

You sre tiek. Well, there Is jus! one remedy that
will cure you beyond possibility Of doub' If its
Liver or Kidney trouble. Consumption, Dyspepsia,
Debility, "WELLss HEALTH RENEwER 4" ia your
hope. 81. Druggist. Depot, PURCELL, LADD &
Co., Richmond, Va.
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SLzzPLRsskEss.-Removs the csuse by regu-
lztiug the bowels, by essbIshiDg good DIGESTION,
aud by quleiing the nerves with SIMMONS LIVER
RBGULAroR. Try II, and you will sooi know the
blessing Of good health and sound sleep. Genuine,
prp red emily by J. II. ZaILIS & 90
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BOARDING.

MRS. CAMP,
vi No i0ii EAST CLAY sTRxEr.
wl receive TABLE aud LODjiSei-6vAkDfh
az her family residence.
Prices reasonable. Rooms large ana comforts.
De. Table satisfactory. te2fxIstNi
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The DEBILITY PRODUCED BY NALAaL
and Ihe disease Itself are eaectusg s@mtdied by
the LIKBIG CO.'S COCA BEKF TosIc. Beware of
imi iatons
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Sc. only for PICNIC CIGAR.

JAMES BUNGARDsER's OLD WBi.KEY cau be
bought Of Joseph NJ Blair, "THs GROCER No
e26 Main street, between Eigh II snd Sinth. a,
w 80 a gallon. We recommend Il for medicinal
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Picnic CIGARS. SC.

THOUSAND ukALTHFUG ELEMENTS ARE
BLENDED in TAEBANT's sRLTzRR APnRIEsT
containing u does all the virtues OF the celebrated
setIer Springs. whose name Il bears Sold bya
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xXyANTISG no CLOSE eUT Mf
w gVS,SrSs I snsf fos sale fcs t>iitE
sTt,cK nF saelCFRfEs. FIX rukEs se.. q aaisv
foand IN a assl-,izss retail srotttt. Nc. $40
For particulars adfress, with rssl nanlts !, s.sr
Lstlef-Carrter No. 4. s@f->s~
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DON'T USE sTIaULASTs, but natpre's rea! btsn
aud aerye fOod-uoP BIrTERs.
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CHLORINE sTRoSrIA WATER. warranted 10
cure dyspepsia. at CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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NO. aud EXTRA MISS MAoKEREL, IA kio.
w. ID. BLAIR 6 60.
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wEATHER REPORT.

,xrrlrIoSs FoR To-nlv.-For the Mid
as Atlantic States, Increasing cloudiness
VA ~ heal rsIus, sou,herly wiGds, stationary
!, )ewer barometer and temperature.
Tpg WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
clsuay aud wsrm.
TEsRNoNETsR YESTERDAY: A. NJ, y;
Al NJ, 81; noon, 90; Z. NJ, 81; 6 p.
n. SS; midnight, ~.
pau temperature. 81 SO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-27

IRISH AND CANADIAN oAT.MEALs a, CHRIS
TIAN WHITES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-27

.NEw LOT KEY WEST CIoARs.
w. ~. BlAfR A &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-27

[FoR OTHER ''LocAL SEE FOURTH PAos.I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-27

CHICK CIGARS, Sc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-27

CANNED GOODS Of every description.
W. ID. BLAIR & o..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-27

FINEST ROE HrRRiSos a, oupsrrAs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-27

wEsrrmALrA HANS at cnRlsrrAS wnIrr'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-27

RYE FLOUR. "GEAmAM" PLoUe, a, cHRss-
TIAS & WHITES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-27

LILY BELLE cIeAR.5c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-27

DEEP.sEA MAcKEHEL at CHRISTIAN q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-27

LIQUORS OF all linds Tor sale low.
" IA Or A.. q 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-27
Randoiph-M Macon College

Randolph. Mscon College at Ashland sus
pended rs exercises yesterday, and all
places OF business in the town were closed
in accordance with proclamation Of the
Mayor.
Appropriate exercises were held Ia the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-27

No. / aud EXTRA MISS MAoKgREL. Ia kitS.
w. ID. BLAIR 6 60.
IRISH AND CASADIAs oAT-MEALs a. CHRIS
TIAN WHITES.
CHLORINE STRosrIA WATER. warranted 10
cure dyspepsia at CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
.NEw LOT KEY WEST CIGARs.
w. y. BlAfE A &C.
wEsTPHALIA HAMS at CHRISTIAN WHITES.
CANNED GOODS Of every description.
W. d. BLAIR & o..
LILY BELLE CIGAI,5 Sc.
DEEP.sEA MAcKEREL at CHRISTIAN q
WHITES.
FINEST ROE HERRISGs at CHRISTIAN q
WHITES.
LIQUORS all hinds Tor sale low.
w. u. BLAIR CO.
RYE FLOUR, "GRAmAM" FLoUe, a, CHRss-
TIAS WHITES.