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News from Richmond.

Editorial Correspondence OF the Norfolk Ledger
| have learned incidentally that Major
John W. Daniel does not desire tue noml-
ration for Governor.
was amused TO read a paragraph IN the
last Rockbridge Enterprise (Mahoneite) that
among other persons elected as directors
and attorneys for the Norfolk and Western
railroad. John B. Whitehead was put down
as a Malone supporter. That sort OF asser-
ton may be believed in Rockbridge. but
those who know Mr. Whitehead will hard
ly regard him as Il member OF that faction.
But go away from home TO learn the news
at home Is a common saying not always re-
liable.
learned by private letter received in
this city yesterday that james A. COwardin,
senior editor OF the Dispatch, and the Oldest
member OF the Fourth Estate in Virginia,
who has for the past two years been unable
to write, has been greatly benefited by the
baths at the Hot Springs, Arkansas. His
friends write cheerfully now OF his condI-
ton, and i earnestly hope that his cure will
be permanent, and that for many years YET
to come the State will have his experience
and wisdom to aid her in building up her
waste places.
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fCCmmnnlcated.l


NeSSrs. Editors Dispatch Communica.
tio1s appearing In your paper induce me to
state that having once published at my own
expense ana against my pecuniary interest
pamphlet CT fifty.six pages concerning the
relations OF the Richmond and Fredericks-
burg railroad and the Potomac Steamboat
Company, some copies OF which are still
accessible, l need only pow repeat that
there Is not now, never bas been, and never
VIII be, effective process OF stopping such
occurrences except by raising Sl.50 for a
summons to answer bill for the appoint
ment Of commissioner to adjust the ac.
counts between those companies on princ.
Piles Of equity for the last forty years, with
damages exceeding $1,000 900. A panel OF
good lawyers can be found TO do all else
Tree OF any cost 10 the State or the stock.
holders Till recovery with the simple use Of
their names.
Not in vanity, but avoidance Of vanity,
In expressing legal opinions, may say, 1t IS
not likely ! would thus proclaim without
full consideration Of the statute Of Imita.
tions and other obstacles, after my conuec-
ton with the State code Of laws and prac.
tice once pronounced by the clerk OF my
county "equal to every lawyer at the bar put
together" The man who believes that this
restoration Of boats at the heavy loss thus
reported is for the benefit Of the State or
general stockholders, or for crest to the
weary traveller" should take the Williams
burg or StauntOn route for more appropr.
ate rest. Judge Ould's retirement, as pre-.
dicted, only increases the noble army OF
martyrs previously retired, and which will
continue as long as such materials can be
found for sacrifice. There is one pOstuate.
however, only as true as others, that can
stand benefit to other lines as long as the
state and Others can stand an injury. But
don't want to hear any more mere pratinq
about maintaining the dignity and honor Of
the State by paying her debts as long as
such materials are neglected.
May Is, 1881. EDWIN G.. BooTH.
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| New p0st-offiees will be established thi'
week in Virginia as follows Joe, Bedford
county, on the Atlantic. Mississippi and
Ohio railroad between Buford and Blue
Ridge Springs, with j. W. Chapman; Sc
daIia. Bedford county. near Cbarlemoni,
with C. b. Price; Reeds wharf, Northamp-
toa county, with w. +. Reed3 Craft. Scott
county, near Rye Cove, with Niles Graft ;
and Daggers, Botetourt county. near Gala,
with w. b. Bean as postmaster. The post
Office at Cranberry Plains. Carroll county,
and at Robbins Run, Norfolk county, are
discontinued for want OF postmasters. The
papers OF the first Office go TO Hillsville and
OF the second 10 Indian Creek.
Two little boys-John Counor and Eddie
MarSs-who have Just reached their teens.
have been missing from their homes 10 Bat
tersea since last Sunday. They were seen
on Tuesday some distance up the Norfolk
and Western railroad, travelling on foot and
going West.
Rev. S. i. Ferguson, superintendent OF
the Five Points Mission, New York city,
thu, empha ,ieally endorses the 81. Jacobs
OIL: l know IL 10 be an excellent remedy
for rheumatism.
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THE VISITING KNIGHTS TEMPLAR-OPERA
| AT MOZART HAIL-ROsTER OF THE De
MOLAYs. The Knights Templar OF Rich.
mond are earnestly and energetically en-
gagged in perfectng their plans for the proper
entertainment Of their expected guests who
will visit Richmond next week, and from
present appearances they will leave nothing
undOne that will add TO their comfort and
pleasure, and will more than sustain Rich
mOnd'S reputation as being the eXemplltica.
ton OF Virginia hospitality.
Decidedly one OF the most pleasant fea-
lures Of the entertainment OF the visit
ing knights Tempar here next week
will he the charming comic opera, "a
Night in Rome at Mozart Hall, courteous
" rendered by the operate corps attached
to the Mozart Association, in which Madame
Caroline Richings- Bernard and Messls. lIOt,
Bernard, CardoZo, Walker, and WaggOner,
a. well as the full Mozart chorus and or
chestra, conducted by Professor Reinhardt,
will appear.
Tue main portion OF the floor will De re-
served for the visiting and home Sir knights
and their ladies. but few reserved seats
and the gallery will be sold to citizens gen.
orally. Reserved seats can be procured by
citizens at Ramos Il Moses on and after to-
morrow morning at 8 o'clock.
The De MOlay COmmandery will stop at
Ford's Hotel. The following is the roster
OF the members Of the Commandery and the
ladies who will accompany them. IL in
cludes seventy. knights and seventeen
ladies'. They will be accompanied by band
Of twenty-one pieces:
Hon. Charles j. Noyes, +. G.. Walbridge
and wife, II. p. Hemenway and wife. q. +.
Wright and wife, J. b. Mason and wife, III.
G.. Jordan and wife, W. K. Cook and wife,
f. w. Gould and wife, W. Fl. Nichols and
wife, ID. S. Watson and wife, l.. W. Wheeler
and wife, George b. Brown and wife. j. NJ.
Smith aud wife, w. f. Chester and wife, j.
III. Cummings and wife, A. ID. Holmes and
wife, L. b. Holmes and wife. j. NJ. Russell,
NJ. Williams, f. l.. Parker, f. w. Gil
bert, William B. Fisher. Miss j. NJ.
Fisher, j. W. Dadmun, W. s. Stud.
lev, p. +. Dellirer. j. W. Fairbanks,
ID. f. Knight, j. f. Sherman, william
Lamb. John Mack, j. +. Gammell, u.
Holmes, c. A. Drost, w. II. II. Porter, &.
T. Ambrose, j. p. Soule, S. p. Bartlett, =.
Edwards, F. c. Fairbanks, A. X. Timson,
+. j. Davis, II. n. Fisher, X. G.. Ferguson,
7. A. Taylor. j. III. Davis, $. Moves. Jr..
w. A. Kidder. 4. A. Loud, T.. Dew.
Graves, George w. Oliver. f. A. Messenger,
J. Ii. Peak, +. x. Frost. b. j. Parker,
]. A. Johnson, f. L. Kent, ID. 5. Clark, +.
NJ. PIatt, John Foster, I. S. Hittenger, G..
II. Maynard. A. j. Gordon, A. 7. Bacon,
A. Webster. l.. Baxter, i. w. Chick, j. X.
Carr. NJ. s. Holway, Josiah Bryant, George
NJ. Hosmer, A. Il. Babcock, Il. w. Leavans,
Z. S. Hamlin, A. d. Thompson, G.. s. Car.
penter, G. NJ. Proctor.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Setting Without LiCeRSe.-RObert Nor.
ton, welLkn0wn colored citizen OF this
city, was arrested yesterday on the charge
Of exercising the rights OF real estate
agent without complying with the law, or,
in other words, without having a license.
1t is alleged that Morton has sold recently
some seven or eight lots situated IN the mp
per part OF the city to colored persons for
certain parties in Richmond, and for doing
this received certain per cent. The ca.e
was called in the Mayors Court yesterday
morning, continued until to-day, and the
accused recognized for his appearance at
court this morning
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Little Red Riding.HoOd.

The writer Of this communication han.
pened two evenings since to enjoy the re.
hoar,al Of this charming little opera. To-
night, at Mozart Hall, the Richmond people.
old and young, will for the first time have
the rare privilege OF witnessing its beautiful
scenes and hearing its fresh and beautiful
music. The young ladies OF Mrs. j. C..
HallOwelPs school, 600 west Grace street,
have volunteered this treat to our citizens
and as we will have an opera presented us
for only twenty-five cents, we will have to
90 early in order 10 get seats. Mrs. William
II. Clements will direct and Mrs. John O.
Chiles will preside at the piano. The pro.
ceeds OF the entertainment viii 90 toward.
the fund for the &" Home Of Aged Women >
u - w
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THE GAMING CAsE.-Granyiile and George
Robinson (c0ored) were before the Police
Court yesterday charged with exhibiting a
game called faro, and other improper
games, at a house on Eighth street between
Main aud Cary streets. Sergeant Seal, who
made the arrest, stated that he saw faro
table on the premises, but no game going
on. Chelsea Jones (cOlored), on whose
complaint the warrant was issued, came
into court so much under the Influence OF
liquor that ne was unable to testify
IinIelligbly. The Justice decided that
the charge was not sustained, and dis
missed the case. Subsequently Robert
Howard and Chelsel Jones were ar
rested for contempt Of court. Jones was
charged with getting drunk and coming In
the courtroom rs witnCs, in an intoXi-
Gated condition., and Howard in soliciting
Jones TO drink with the purpose OF render
ng him incapable Of testifylng as a witness
for the Commonwealth against Granville; !;
and George Robinson, charged with mis-
demeanor. Surety was required OF them in
the sum OF 800 each for their good beba-
yior for twelve months. Howard gave
bond, with James Fry and Granville Ro-
bnsOn as securities, aud Jones was COM
United in default. All Of the parties were
cOlored.
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Brief TENS. The Hastings Court was
in session a short while yesterday, aud wa,
engaged in bearing chancery cases. It will
probably adjourn for the term this week.
Rev. W. q. LumpkiD, former pastor OF
the Manchester Methodist church, was in
the city yesterday.
Justice James VI. Perdue presided at the
Mayors Court yesterday morning in the
absence OF Mayor Taylor, AND disposed OF
several civil cases.
The river has suddenly become very
muddy, and has risen eight or nine inches
since wednesday afternoon.
The trees in The Courthouse Square are
growing beautifully, and it has been sug.
gested that the Council have some kind OF a
fence placed around the square in order TO
prevent cattle from injuring the young
trees.
The CherterfeId Circuit Court was In
session again yesterday.
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Councilmen TO be ELected.-The candi.
dates for the City Council nominated by
meetings held in the various wards are as
follows: First Ward, r. W. Gentry; See
Ond Ward, j. r. Perdue and Andrew Gal.
agheF; Third Ward, DR.. A. Monteiro,
Harry B. Owen, and DR.. r. w. Brodnax
Fourth Ward, }. ii. Patteson and C.. f.
Moore. Messrs. T. w. Gentry, J. X. Per.
due, and }. II. PattesOn are at present men,
bers OF the body, and were unanimously
recommended for reelection. DR.. A. Mon
toirO served IN the Council few years ago.
Messrs. Andrew Gallagher, Harry b. owen,
DR.. X. W. BrOdnaX, and G. +. Moore have
never tasted of official hOnors, at least as
far az serving in the City Council i, con-
cerDed
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CheStertieM PoLttcS.-Politics are run.
ming high in the county, and considerable
electiOneering has aud is being done by the
different aspirants for Office. Justices OF
the peace and con>tables are to be elected in
the different townships, and for some OF
these offices even there promises to be a
warm contest. The ticket nominated by
the Democratic Convention, to be voted for
at the election which comes off next Thurs
day, is a. follows: For Treasurer, l.. l..
Lester; Sheriff, W. Z. Gill Commissioner
OF the Revenue for District No. |, II. G..
watkins; Clerk OF tue County Court, VI.
4. COgbill; Clerk OF the Circuit Court, f..
III. FlournOy.
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TIE COLD WEATHER IN MAY.-The cold
spell OF May is upon Us, and this year has
been OF longer duration than usual. IL be-
gan on Sunday afternoon, and since then
the weather has been cool and cloudy, with
frequent light showers Of rain. The ipd-
cations have bid US hope for warmer weather
for several days past, but it bas not yet
come. The highest reading Of the ther-
mometer on Yesterday was 64o, while 1t was
$50 at sunrise. Fires are very comfortable,
and light OvercOats and wraps for pedes-
trans have not been oppressive. Many per-
sons WHO had changed their clothing have
been glad to get on winter garments again.
In few days though the clouds will dis
perse, and the sun will again shine, she'd
ding his inyIgora;ing rays on all around.
The birds will sing as before, and all nature
will rejoice. Man, however, will complain
a. he has ever done. II is always either
too hot or too cold, too wet or too dry. He
is never satisfied with his condition, no
mltter bow fair or pleasant the weather.
Even the most pompOus senator will resign
for a change, and the next day want to get
back again.
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HUsTINGs CoURT.-Judge Christian was
engaged yesterday in hearing applications
for liquor-Iicenses. The balance OF the week
will probably be consumed IN this way in
order to give parties desiring to get licenses
an opportunity OF doing so before the meet
ing OF the next grand jury.
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MINERAL WATERS.

ScHGN's MlNERAL-wArER DEPOT
on draught from the new and elegant MaHmotn
Arctic soda Fountain:
SODA WATBR, BEIHteDA'
KISsESGES WATER, BUFFALO Ll1blA,
Vicuy WATER PONCE DE LEON,
DEEP ROCK WATER, sUMMlI'
SElzFn WATER GINGER ALE,
SARATOGA WATER OTTAWA BEER,
GEYsER WATER, BIRCH bELh'
CONGRESS- WATER, APOLLINARIs,
EXCELSIOR WATER.
Have alse made arrangements with Mess1s. Pur-
cell & Ladd to sell their " LIZ TRAP LlIHlA.
Ny BOTTLING tSIABLl ,HMtNI having been
enlarged and fitted mp with i'm proved apparatus, ]
am prepared TO supply the trace with my unrIvaled
GINGER ALE. SODA, and 0 her caroonated beve-
RACES in bottles anC IN fountains. .
GEORGE SCHEN.
Eleventh and Main streets.
al 24-Su. .W.F3m
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EXCURSION DOwN THE JAMEs.-An eXcur.
sion to Norfolk and Portsmouth uid the
James river, on the new steamer City OF
Richmond, is announced for Monday next.
The low price at which the tickets have
been put, combined with the pleasure OF a
trip down the historic James, will make
this one OF the most attractive excursions
OF the season. Captain w. n. Bragg, q
gentleman long and favorably known to
this community, will have the affair in
chprOp
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ROYAL ARCANuM ENTERTAINMEST.-T
entertainment TO be given tonight at El-
lett Hall under the auspices OF Virginia.
Union, and Mccarthy Councils. Royal Ar
canum, promises 10 be a most enjoyable af-
fair. Besides the addresses 10 be delivered
by prominent speakers, the public initia-
ton OF q candidate will be a most interest
ing feature.
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ORKNEY SPRINGS,
SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA.

THIS DELIGHTFUL SUMMER RESORT VIII
II opcn for the reception Of visitors on lne , ~ ~
or JUNE. and will close late In Octoosr' In,s =
one OF The mos, szhhr,ous places In THIS country.
Win an altitude OF $500 feet above ,hs Level oi me
sen renders the climate pcSnlM,, neasu, Ssu re ne
itSb tfoI Rpsloes The curative waters. Nature has
conferred upop this spot the most attractive sur
roundtugs OF varied phyScSi beauty Win pure
For h.aISs, pleasure. and good living Orkney is
the place. - e,,o, .nA h,.,,ou a., COCOON
rorfv-iwo 10 nfty dollars per month OF thirty
A,ys, special arrangements with large party for
s,.v oi one month or more.
A,l4.lm =. VI. MULLIN, Pronrietor.
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Police COURr.-The following cases were
disposed OF yesterday:
Eliza Perkins and Rufus Oliver Doth co.
loredD were fined $3.50 each for using pro.
fame language in the street.
Branch Jlckson (colored), disorderly in
the street and interfering with DR.. w. W.
Parker, was placed under bond to be Of
good behavior for twelve months.
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Field. In Hanover county, The hospitable
home OF Major 4. w. boswell, to witness
the trials OF his horses before their departure
for the race-meetings In the East. Not only
the racing, but the bounteous hospitality OF
the Major and bis good lady were enjoyed
10 the full
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OLD SWEET SPRINGS.
MONEOE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA,

This DELIGHTFUL SUMNER RESORT viii
=. oreu for the SCcOmmO alton OF visitors JUNE
fs 1851. All The ap. Ointmcuts are trSt-class.
tT,yation, 1000 feet: cApscity for t.oOO guests.
5Ne wAtes Is powerfully ODlc, diureiic. mildly ca
,ss-iic and alternative. Mineral pinngo-baths.
Es.IsnS fresh water sieam-na,hs. EN enStve hvers
Ix-rlent band If music. express, telegraph, and
,.,si.onces IA hotel.
Fsosrd psr daV. 80 so: per week, &l5 per month,
s.,,c sAO 20 $50, according To location.
nv l4.lm !. l.. GlNtNS. Superintendent.
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The ArlnOry.

Editors Dispatch: Why is it that the
move in providing an armOry for the First
regiment has come 10 q stlnd.still? The
money has been appropriated for weeks, and
the officers OF the regiment have selected
the lot nearly opposite Mozart Hall. and
still nothing IN the wav Of building is done.
IL the armory is TO be finished By the time
Of the Yorktown celebration work on il
should be commenced at once. WIX.
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GERMAN LAUNOFrY SOAP.

HANDSOME. NEW. AND ORIGINAL
III HAND>OME. NEW, AND ORIGINAL,
HANDSOME. NEW, AND ORIGINAL.
ILLUSTRATE PlCTURE.CAHDS
GIVEg TO EVERY PURCHASER OF
HIGGINS GERMAN LAUNDRY SOAR.
ASK YOUR GROCER FGR THEM.
[my l-Su,W,&F1mJ
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RED RIDING. HOOP TO-NIGHT.-The pretty
operetta by this name will, as before an
nounced, be given at Mozart Hall tonight.
The entire proceeds OF the entertainment
will be added 10 fund already secured for
the purchase OF home for aged women.
Ii is not ST. PauI's Church Home for Aged
aud lnfrm Women, but is TO be a new
charitable institution, and deserves encour-
aVemcnt
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appear 10 full summer uniform. and will no
doubt present handsome appearance. In
this connection It may be truly said that NO
city In the Union can boast Of a finer police
force. both as regards efficiency and per.
sonnet, than Richmond.
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,,,ur HEALING SPRINGS. Bath county

Ia. will be open for the reception OF visitors
"a. lST or JUNE Baths at the natural iempcra-
- 81 the water, which II Sc and SIS degrees Fab
,Fnbfst Hot baths at sny temperature desired |;
.,so plnnse- and shower oaths. Pamphlets TO he
s.s Of PrRCkLL. LADD & Co or the proprietor.
-X lS.2m ~. CARTER EUBANk.
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EPISCOPAL COUNCIL.
Eighty-sixth Annual Session.

First Meeting Ever Held in Epiphany Church.
Conservation Services-An Interesting Oc-
casion-ProceedinRs of the First Day-Ap-
pointment of Standing Committees, &c.
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VI. ELLYsoS & Co., advertising agents. insert "a.
vertisements in al Of the newspapers OF the United
states at publishers rates. Orders left at the Die
patch counting-room will receive prompt sitep-
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Imported Claret, bottled BY US and OF superior
quality, at very ios figures. w. ID. BLAIR & Co.
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Now IN SEASON, and for safe eyerywhere-cal
for them-WnIrLock's "PIc-SIC" CIGARS
Only DC.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid.
die States, rain, followed by partly cloudy
and slightly warmer weather, stationary oil
rising barometer, and variable winds, gene.
rally from south TO west.
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CITY CIRCUIT COURT.-No business Of
public importance was done in this court
Yesterday. Several motions were heard and
some cases were set for trial.
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DEvILLED CRABS, LOBSTER, AND SALMON, a
CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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POLICE. g.iNsPECTI0E.-There will be an In
spection Of The police ut the 0ld-Market
Hall to-day At u O'Clock. The men will
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TT CAN Re UsED CLEAR OR WITH FRESH
MlLK. ICE. SODA. OR HOT WATER,
LEMONADE. OR WITH FINE
lCE,TO SUIT IHE TASTE.
Sold by leading wine-merchants. grocers' NOTES.
and druggists every where. $780,, =,
CHRISTIAN s. WHITE, GroceTs, SI4 MAN
streei, Richmond, Va. ia 9-dSu'W Sfom
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ICECREAu. CONrECTGONERIEs. & e.
DCRE ICE-CREAM.

DURE ICE-CREAM.
Families, managers of plc-nics, Girs, festivals,
excursions, &C., will lind 1t 10 their Interest 10 trY
my
PURE, CNADULTERATED ICE-CREkM,
prepared from cream Of the best mountain dIIies
orders for sunday must be left exclusively on sat-
urday.
Always on hand, of my own manufacture, good
supply of CAKES. H. w. MOESTA,
my lZ.3m No. l09 East Main street.
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SUPERIOR ENGLISH BREAKrAsr, OoLoSG, and
GUsPowDER TEAS at CHRISTIAN 4 WHITES.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy and
cool, with slight rains during the day.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY g A. NJ, IS (;
Q A. NJ, CO; noon. "a; p. NJ, 65; 6 p.
NJ, 62; midnight, So.
Mean temperature, 613.
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AN OLD STANDARD Sc. CrGAR-none bs,tsr q
be had at the price. Smoke them, aud you win BE-
convinced.
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TERRIBLE Loss or LIFE.

Millions Of rats, mice, cats, bed-bugs, reaches
lose their lives By collision with "ROsyh On Rats +"
Sold by druggists. l5c.
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HucxIS's CELEBRATED soUPs (eleganil a,
CHRISTIAN 4 WHITES.
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bIsso,UTIoSs a PARrNERsHIPs.

(O'PARTX XERSHIP.-The Undersigned
" have this dsy formed cO-psTtnership under
the nrm. name OF WALDEN RAGLAND, for The
purpose OF Carrying on he MERCHANT TAILOR
ING BUSINESS an all ITS branches, al No. 2O9
north Nm street. near Broad
Our Mr.. Kagiam has for The laSt e1ghteeL months
been cutting Tor Messrs. McAdams x Berry, and
Mr. " alden for himself for tweniy.by years. Sat
I.fsctien guaranteed. u. B. WALDEN.
JOHN Y. KAGLAND.
MAY I6I 1851 nv l7,2O&22-3t~
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THEY DON'T LEAVE ANY UNPLEASANT TASTE
after smoking-no artificial -WHITLoCK's
"PIC.NIC~ CIGARS.
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: THE hub PUNCH"

has aiely been introduced, and meets with mai ked
popular favor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-20

APLgAsANT OCCASIONAL few days since
about diIy gentlemen assembled at Bull.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-20

We have just received large 10, Of fresh Apol-
llparis Water, W.p, BLAIR & co.