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north Second street, and In addition TO
erect kitchen lGXlG feet; Henry Cooke, adj
dition in rear OF house corner Sixteenth
and Broad streets; w. l.. Carneal, sixteen
dwellings corner Leigh and Graham
streets; l.. Washer, stable at i0S Louisiana
street, Rockets; John Randolph, wheel
wright and carpenter shop, with stable in
rear, corner sixteenth and Marshall
streets; W. II. Baker, cow-house at No.
2i23 Nenable street; Henry Cooke, stable
corner Sixteenth and Broad streets; Frank
Il. Burke, dwelling on Richard street be-
tween Seventeenth and Buchanan streets.
On motion Of llr. Elicit, the item in re-
gard to the sentry-boX corner Seventeenth
and Dock streets was recommitted 10 await
the action Of the Street Committee.
The report u amended was then
adopted.
ELECTION or NEW MEMBER.
The resignation Of DR.. o. j. Manson, OF
Monroe Ward, under a suspension OF the
rules, was taken from the table and ac-
ccpted.
Mr.. StrauS then nominated Mr.. Thomas
Potts TO I'll the vacancy.
Mr.. Potts was unanimously elected.
DESIGNATIONS.
Messrs. T. Wiley Davis. OF Marshall
Ward, and Charles i. Taylor, Of Madison
Ward, rendered their designations. which,
on motion Of Mr.. Straus, were laid on the
table.
RESOLUTION.
BY Mr.. Taylor: That the Committee on
Light be requested to report to this body
the feasibility Of lighting the city with
electric lights and the cost OF same, espe-
cially Broad and Main streets. Referred
TO the Committee on Light.
AZ 10 O'Clock the Council adjourned.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Legislators Coming.

ALARGE NUMBER IN THE CITY ALREADY-THE
OFFICES THAT AgE TO BE F1LLED-PERsON-
M-cAUCUsING.
The General Assembly meets tomorrow,
and already large number Of members
have reached the town, and are to be re-
cognized by the newness Of their clothes
and tue bigness OF their sticks. There
seems no subject Of absorbing interest for
them to talk about, except ,he weather, as
the last disputed point is now settled, and
Mr.. Riddle5erger is TO be nearly unani-
mously nominated for senator. II Is re-
garded as certain that John l.. Massey viii
be renominatcd for Auditor OF Public Ac-
counts, II. II. Dyson for Second Auditor,
John NJ Brockenbrougll for Register Of the
Land Office, Il. +. Walker for SupcrinteD-
dent Of Public Printing, and II. +. Faun-
'tleroy for Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
For Superintendent OF Public Instruc-
ton Professor Conrad, Of Montgomery,
and Professor Martin, OF Washington
county, are Out-and-out candidates, and
Mr.. X. II. Farr. member Of the House from
Fairfax county, has been mentioned in the
same connection.
Charges against Superintendent :. c.
Williams, Of the pcnitentiary, have been
recently investigated, and the evidence will
be accessible to the General Assembly by
the time the Readiuster caucus is ready TO
net i'm the matter Of the nomination Of
either Superintendent or StOrekecper OF
the Penitentiary.
There will be one or two applicants for
the office Of Treasurer.
DR.. Strayer, OF Shenandoah, Is spoken OF
as candidate for the Office Of Commissioner
OF Agriculture. The appointment is to be
made by the Governor and confirmed by
the Senate.
The caucus will be held tonight.
For Scrgeaut-at-Arms OF the House: III.
j. VALE OF Louisa (who was a member Of
the last House,, 4. j. Taylor, W. Frank
Pumphrcy, and w. II. Beyeridge are con-
sidered candidates.
For Sergeant-at-Arms OF the Senate: G.
NJ. Weber. Esq, who was in service last
session. and ex-senator James q. Cannon
are aspirants.
II will be hardly possible for the caucus
TO DO anything more tonight than arrange
FOR The organization of the two houses.
General Malone and Mr.. Riddleberger
will show themselves i'm town to-day.
Mr.. John 5. Wise has withdrawn from
the senatorial contest and will east his in
iluonce for Mr.. Riddlebergcr. Mr.. Massey
has not vet got to that advanced stage OF
patriotism, but will in time, il is confident
~ predicted by the friends Of Mr.. Riddle
berger.
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RESEARCHES CONCERNING MALARIA.-
Some of the most eminent physicians OF
italy have from time to time investigated
tbe origin and causes Of malarlal-feyer in
that land. the curious fact having been an
nounced, in the early stages OF these re-
searches, that the characteristic form OF the
bacillus was not found in the circulation OF
persons who had the fever though largely
In certain parts, the spleen and bone
marrow especially. 1t now appears that
during the ingress Of the fever, and
also during the last period OF the febrlle
intermittence, the blood OF the whoie Do9y
contains a considerable number OF indi-
yiduals of the parasitic species. These, Il
seems, are mostly spore-produclng; ana
when. in the second period-up to the
crisis-tlley are all, or nearly all, DESTROYED
one sees merely in the blood number,
Sometimes enormous, of the small spores
which have been liberated, and which IN
savorable conditions produce new gene
ration of baciui in the same blood
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Personals and Briefs.

Miss Mary Blair Grigsby, daughter OF
the late Hon. Hugh Blair Grigsby, was
married on the 1st instant at her home,
Edge Hill. Charlotte county, to PaymaS'er
Gault, Of the United States navy. MIR. and
Mrs. Gault passed through the city on Sat
Grday last for anorthern tour.
Rev. c. A. johnson will deliver lecture
tonight in Rev. John Jasper's church IN
support OF Mr. Jasper's astronomical the
DRY.
Mr.. David Bridges was elected secretary
and treasurer OF the Tobacco Exchange
yesterday in place OF General Pcyton Wise,
who was recently made bonded inspector.
On Saturday Mrs. Wellington Goddin
had fall, resulting in the fracture OF an
arm.
Professor c. Martin, supervising archi-
tcct of the custom-house in Danyile, now
in process Of construction, and at one time
tutor OF Senator Window, OF Minnesota, Is
i'm the city.
The tranSfer-book OF the Second Audi
tors Office will be closed on and after the
9th instant. and stand closed until January
1, 1882, when they will be re0pened.
Mr.. NJ. V. Bailey, late superintendent OF
railway mail service in this district, but
now Superintendent OF mails in the Balti-
more post-oilice, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Bailey is model posi-oflice official,
and is perfectly at home in any department
OF that service.
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POLICE COURT.-The following cases were
disposed Of yesterday:
Thomas Kirtley, charged with feloniously
cutting and wOunding Thomas +. stratton
with knife. The offence having been
committed in Caroline county, the accused
was remanded to await his transfer to that
county.
Anna Knight (colored), charged with
stealing one silk dress, OF the value OF S3.25.
the property Of Margaret Smith, was dis
charged.
Margaret Smith (colored), charged with
using abusive and threatening language to
Anna knight. was fined y.
James II. Kendall and Thomas Walker,
charged with being drunk and disorderly,
were fined g EACH
Jacob street (colored), charged with
stealing five bushels OF corn, the property
OF Segar Waters, was sentenced to receive
fifteen lashes and sent TO Jail for ninety
days.
Warrington Ford and William ii. Craw-
ford. both colored, charged with lighting
in the street, were fined 81 each.
Waverly Fields (colored), charged with
creating disturbance in street-car No. III
and violently resisting the police, was fined
s..
Thomas Draper leolored), charged with
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THE THEATRE LAST NIGHT.-Jarrett d
Rice's company in their first production
here of "Fun on the Bristol" attracted Il
large audience to the Theatre last evening,
and il was happily in keeping with the
eternal fitness OF things that but Il few
ladies were present. The performance is
truly "comedy-Oddity," for we doubt If
there was ever mot excepting lIumpty-
Dumpty entertainments) such con-
glomeration OF varied nonsense offered
in one night by any other company.
Every phase OF incOnceiyable buleSque is
exhibited, and some Of it so broad as to
arouse the most ecstatic expressions from
the galciy-gods. The singing OF the COM
pany i'm many excellent selections from the
light operas Of the day was quite good.
But nothing seemed too lofty or too comic
for their extreme expressions. The heavy
work and graceful cadenzas of Trovatore
sung to a broad burlesque were intermin-
gled with the variety song and dance and
the negrO-minstrel shouting reirains.
The great feature of the performance
was Mr.. John +. Sheridan's impersOnatiOn
OF the Widow O'Brien. His makeup was
remarkable enough i'm itself. Yet his Irish
brogue was undoubtedly the best we have
ever heard upon the stage. II he would
only tone down some Of his actions there
would be little left to make up an evenings
endowment so far as his acting is concerned.
Mr.. Harry De Lorm, who played Count
Menaggio, has fine appearance, and comes
nearer having an excellent and melodious
tenor voice TO miss il so completely than
any one we have ever heard. lie has an
unfortunate propensity Of getting ilatter
and flatter the more he sings.
On the whole the performance is a re-
markablc one. 1t is Il great variety show,
which. while it has nothing absolutely I'M
proper in it, is yet at times rather loud for
refined sensibiities. 1t is a musical en-
travaganza, comedy-oddity which will pro,
woke from the boys hearty, unrestrained
laughter, and furnishes the first instance
where we have seen, at the same time,
white female in burnt cork impersonating a
negro maid and IA male playing the part OF
an Irish woman.
"Fun on the Bristol" will be repeated
for three nights more.
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ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.-The ninth an
nual meeting Of the st. Peters Total Alb
stinence and Beneficial Society was held in
Cathedral Hall Sunday evening last, when
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year-viz., James Sherry, presi-
dent: Louis Fox, first vice-president;
Thomas Byrne, second vice-president;
LANES Creamer, recording secretary; VII
liam B. MahOney, financial secretary; John
Hart, treasurer; Michael j. Ciiillnane,
marshal; Robert Il. DonoVon. sergeant-ai-
arms; Joseph Connors, ensign; Joseph
Silvia, librarian; Rev. Father Van de
Vcyer, V. G., spiritual director
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RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.-Yesierda morn
ing horse attached to a buggy belonging
to Mr.. Il. !. Cannon, which had been lett
standing in front OF the old Commercial
Club-H0use, corner OF Ross and Governor
street,, took fright and ran down Governor
street at a irightiul rate OF speed. The
animal became GiScngagcd from the buggy
shortly after starting, and wren at the cor
ner OF Governor and Franklin streets
barely missed running over Mrs. NJ. l..
Christian, en- elderly lady, who was cross
ing the street at the time. Mrs. Christian,
in her efforts TO get out Of the way, fell.
and WAS painfully though not seriously
hurt. She was taken into the establish
ment of MeSsrs. II. l.. Pelouze n Son.
where she received proper attention. The
horse, after running a short distance
further down Governor street. was stopped.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-The following
sales have lately been made by Furman
Tupper, real estate agent One hundred
and thirty-two feet corner Eighteenth and
Cary streets, with improvements, $4,000;
seven tenements on Jacquelin street be-
tween Washington and Randolph streets,
81 200: two tenements on Beverly street,
$1,000: No. 23 west Jackson street, 5000;
No. GA north Fourth street, $1,000; thirty
acres, with improvements, on Nine-Mlie
road. 81 500: No. 6l0 north Ninth street,
81. 235; dwelling on Sixth between Cary
and Canal streets, $4,000; small framed
house on Cabell street, 5000; cottage on
Roane street, S540; ten acres on Nine
Mile road, with small house, $500; No.
1114 st. James street, s405; house on Cab
eli street between Allen and Hickory streets,
1925; lot, with small house, on continual
ton Of Duyal street, $780, total, s26,365.
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There is not farm, / believe in our
nefghborhood where bottle OF Hamburg
Drops cannot be found; for ehins ana n,'i
ievcrs are very prevalent with us. But
tbe iolks know well that, II they only use
UambIIr0 Drops in good time, they can
'"'' ~ Il. LASGE, Morrison, BIO.
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XMAS, 1881.
HOLIDNY GOOD.

NrrONhRD, QOs Main street. takes pleasure
CO. enooinclnr chat ne hs~ now on hand an i'm
--.,,.s .f0cf Of CHRISTMAS CARDS, comprising
r. choicest designs Of American. English, and
,..rfoan manufacturer. Prices range from &c. to
- sDfctal attention 70 my unusually attractive
st..t IN FANCY PAPETEHIE. WRITING
Nysgs. 4 AEp-CASES, 1NkSTANDS, PHOTO
PURSES, EASELS, PIC
g1ii;'pF-5R RAMES, BACkGAMMON-B BOARDS.
tGWES II at Kind. CliiLEREN'S BOOKS IN
anime. no -
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.DIPUTHERIA
PREVENTED.
RICHMOND AND DASYnLr RAILnoADl

RICHMOND, VA. December 3, 1881. }
\OTICE.-In order 10 prepare llst OF
81 mesting. 10 bc held on December 4th in-
~, iie transfsr-booke will ~ el0sfd f the close
4 Sesinsss-hours Of DECEMBER lTni ana be
as,gshed on the morning Of DECEuDEn iSIn
f.eent, 30 stock will be discharged 10 ihe New
LIZ =. oriee afler the close Of bnslncss-hours OF
.thBER 6TItnniil the books are reopened.
~i'ot X. BROOKE, Secretary
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COMMON COUNCIL.

The Vaccination Ordinance Passed Over the
Mayors Veto-Strect improvements
bate on Water Bills-The Shockoe-C Greek
Improvcment-Building Permits-Election
or a Member-RaiIroad Discrimination
Resolutions, &c, sc.
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LILY BELLE CIGAR, So.

LILY BELLE CIGAR, So.
SAVE MONEY by having your printing done NJ
The DISPATCH pRISTISc-IlOUsF. Good work
low prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
THE STTRlTiyE PROPERTIES of COLDEN's
LIEBIG'S LIQUID EXTRACT or BLEF AND TOSfC
ISVIGORAToE are sufficient to sustain the body
without the addition II solid food. Ask tOr C0i-
dta'S-t0ke no Other-of druggists generally.
VI. ELLYSON x Co. .adycrtisingasents. insert adj
ycrtisemeutsin an OF tie newspapers OF the United
states al publishers rate. orders left at the Dis
pdtch comung-r0om VIII receive prompt atten-
ton.
DELAEUE, PRANCF, rCcK >, and CARDS ofall
the manufacture at J.. LETIs'5, 9l2 Main street.
Picnic CIGARS. 5c.
THE EMULSION or CoD-LWER Oh prepared by
PURCELL, LADD & Co.is palat.ble and pleasant
20 take.
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HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM,

HACAN's MACNOLIA BALM,
GIVES 70 EVERY WOMAN
4 FAIR, FRESH, ASD
Beautiful COAPLXIOS.
No matter how much IL may have become i'm
paired by nature or otherwise, IL makes the SKIN
PURE, SOFT and LIKE THAT OF YOUTH.
It's not only ELEGANTLY PREFCSfED, but it's
In every way most perfect wash and SPLENDID
LOTION.
Its APPLICATION cannot possibly be detected,
and Is harmless as water.
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personal.

RICHMOND, VA, December 3, 1881.
DERSONS WISHING TO VISIT THE
il ATLANTA EXPOSITION for 3ll round
trip, % make up company OF nye or more, vii
meet at No. Tenth street at 10 O'Clock A. Nj.
sharp on the 9TH INSTANT. de t-lts
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TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE.
rnEscRIrED ~ PHYSICIANS.

PRESCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS.
TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE,
PREPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND
PLANTS,
ADELICIOUS AND Refreshing
FRUIT LOzENGE,
WHICH SERVES THE PURPOSE or
PILLS AND
DIsAGREEABLE PCRGATiVE
MEDICINES.
TEOPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE
Is THE
BEST PREPARATION IN TIE WORLD
FOR
PILES. AND ALL Kindred COMPLAINTS.
It acts gently. effectively, and is delicious to take.
Cleansing the system thoroughly, It imparts vigor
to mind and body, and dispels melancholy, hypo-
chondria, etc. ONE TRIAL COSyIScEs.
PACKED IN BRONZE TIN BOXES ONLY.
Price. 25 and 60 cents. sold by all druggists.
fmy 3-deodtNihIO's2I
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
ARCHITECTS. A

A RCIiITECT,
CHARLES II. READ, JR.,
OFFICE No. 7O1 FIFTEENTH STREET, Soar.f
lOpposiie Treasury Department, Washington.
ID. CJ
SCHEDULE or CHARGES Regular rates adopted
by the American Institute Of Architects.
no 25-2w
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KNIGHTS TExPLARs' PARADE.-Yesterday
afternoon Commandery Of -. Andrew, No.
IL, had drill and parade. The display
was most creditable; IT, horses were very
fine, and the men OF course looked well in
their splendid uniform.
Among the prominent citizens and
businessmen Of Richmond that were
noticed in uniform were I. :. Tower, j.
Thompson Brown. William +. Tanner. J.
j. Wright, Joseph :. Bidgood. Frank Dun
lop, Samuel b. Witt, j. ID. Patton. DR..
George Il. steel, Rev. Mr.. Schaefler, Colo
mel Thomas J. Evans. and others.
Colonel Evans is the Eminent Com
mander Of st. Andrews, having recently
been reelected to that position. a compli-
ment which no doubt be appreciates.
This order iucucates charity and hoSpi-
tality. and has the support Of the best men
in our community. The paade yesterday
was the largest That has turned ont i'm this
city on similar occasion for many years.
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m WALTER SCOTS NOVELS AND
,,tt,S-fen scis: editions in volumcs. Is
80. and 25 VOLUMES. BOIN tR's NOVELS
Nou,.f.. editions IN 20 yOluinos aud IN % vol
cosI TifACkFRAN'S WORbS-complete; 10
t.i,,...es. DIChENS's WORNS-nlll scis; cdl-
~. IN 6 volumes. > volumes, aud l6 volumes.
g., ,ya5oIae>. MISS EDGEMoRTH'S NOVELS
IN TAIES, I'm 10 volumes. HANNAH
NS9RTS WOR kS-ll volumes. SHAkS-
fi ffvorito authors in various style, OF binding.
49, WOODHOUSE ( PARIlAM
CHALAlER'S SPARKLING CELIA
| TlN.-This now well-snown article is esteemed
.,,.l 70 ihc bcsl imported. and Is cheaper. Trade
roo.lcl In iwo-oncc packets. one-pomd packets,
.riio sheets. at manufacturers price. by
PURCELL LADD & CO., Druggists.
Ao1.1Ot Agents for Manufacturers.
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assaulting and beating George Cone. Con-
tinued until to-day.
Edward Collins, charged with being
drunk, was fined 81.
Maggie Jones (colorcD was fined s. for
contempt Of court.
Jefferson Taylor (colored), charged with
being 4 suspicious character, was sent to
Jail for six months.
Andrew Tinsiey (colored), charged with
being drunk and disorderly in the market
house, was fined $3.50.
Harry Morgan, charged With petit lar
ceny, was sentenced 10 receive ten laShes,
and sent TO Jail for thirty days.
c. II. Bowen, charged with being drunl,
and a,saulting and attempting to beat
Charles II. Bowles, was fined s..
Charles Terrell, charged with being
drunl, and disorderly, was lined 81.
Charles II. Flanagan, charged with be-
ing drunk, was fined 81.
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WEATHER REPORT

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic states, warmer. fair weather.
northerly shifting to southcasterly winds.
and stationary or lower pressure.
TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was generally
clear and pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 4. NJ, 3S {:
Q a. NJ, 40; noon, SO; z. ~, so; G y.
NJ. 46; midnight, 80.
Mcanfempcature. 4it.
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BUFFALO LITIElA WATER.
DCFFALO LITHIA WATER IN THE
ID TREATMENT OF PrERPERAL
EII IANlasSIAN

ID TREATMENT OF PUERPERAL
ECLAMPSIAN.
DR.. WILLIAM THOMPSON LUSF. PROFESSOR OF
OBsTI TRICs AND DISEASES or wOlfEN AND
CnILDREN. BELLEVUE HOSPITAL, MEDi-
CAL COLLEGE. y. y: CORRESPONDING
FELLOW OF THE OBSTETHiCAL So
CIEIiEs on EDfsBUBGu AND
LONDOS.
DR.. LUSK, IN rccently-puili.fod wCri on ID B.
eases Of Women. after sQeikug OF tue milk diet ~.
The treatment Of " tRPEkAL ICLAhisiA.s
says: " II the mix dict Is badly supported by thc
patient. she should be instructed 10 drink fI1ey OF
Che nat urli alkaline wgtcrs. such Tie Nicly. the
BUFFALO IIllIIA WATERS, the stltzcrs, ETC."
Il will Dee observed that Dr. LIsR ranks the
BUFFALO LFrHlA WATER with the most
noted mineral water. of France ana Germdny.
dc cG-Tu.Ih.Su&Ihit
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LOST. srRAYED. AND STOLEN.

STRAYED FROM MY PREMI- Cgs.Sg
- SIS. 200 north seventh street, DARN --ss.-
ERlNDLE COW. A suitable reward will b. pad
for her return 20 above No. on for information
leading to her recovery.
dc 6-ltf NlLLARD WOODSDN.
Il OST. A CHlLD'S ULSTER-CAPE,
II i dark-cOlored, lined with Cardinal selcsa. The
'tfadcr viii be- suitably rcwarded.by returning sane
30 $40 north Ninth street. DE f-2th
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SILN ERW ARR.
30. only for a picnic CIeAn.

PURCELL, LADD & CO.'S EMULSION COD-LyER
OIL for colds, coughs, sc.
&c. only for a PICNIC CIGAR.
FRIyGED CARDS. WORKED SATIN CARDS,
PAINTED SATIN CARDS al l.. LEwIs's, 9l2 Main
street.
WHEN CoD-LIYER on IS wanted, use the Emul-
sion prepared by PURCELL, LADD & co.
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JAS: MACDOUGALL. l0K 4. NJ, furniture, &C.
RICHMOND BAZAAR. 10 A. NJ. furniture, Sc.
r.. Il. CHAFFIN & Co, p. NJ. trustees sale
Of two brick dwellings, Nos. 81 8 and 320 west
Cary street.
]. THOMPSON BROWN, IL W., 70 Oface OF auc-
uOnecr, commissioners an0 trastee's sale of
tie farm called Wand. Shades IA Caroline
and Es.eN cOgntic4.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

EE- on an sahs Of Real Estate made between the
), OF January and last OF June the taxes for The
present year have % ue paid by The pufchaser. On
al sales made between thC lst Of July and last Of
The year the taxes have 10 De p1id by the seller.
This custom was adopted about hiieon years ago
by all The real estate agents in Richmond, and ap-
nles to Richmond and vicinity.
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of SIMMONS Liver REGULATOR upon the NER-
yoUS system, prostrated by long suffering with
dyspepsia, constipation, and Kindred diseases, t.
without "a precedent It's tonic, oathar7ic. and al
tcrailvc effects are truly wonderful. Genuine pre-
pared only by j. n. ZEILIS & 60.
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WANTED, REPORTS OF CONFED-
W ERATE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY.
Address, stating dHtc of report and price,
CIARLES s. GEORGE \. kING,
Box 300, Washington, ID. G.
CONFEDERATE STATUTES AT LARGE also
wanted. de l-ThSlS ru3t
WANTED. a SITUATION IN SOME
w MERCANTILE HOUSE. Csn give besl
references. Address GEORGE WATT, JR..
de 3-eodft 1918 Franklin street.
NxANTED. PJ RCHASERS FOR HEEls
w & ClsSIL SWISS PROCESS FANllbN
FLOUR, very SUPERIOR equal 60 any -four ON tn,
market. Also. a full stock of all other grade OF
FLOUR. ON consignment and for sale by
II. 4. ThLIAtERRO 4 co,
no 10 II south Twelfth street,
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CHfIsDiAs AND NEw-IEAR's CARDS, &C.-It
Is worth The time 10 pay visit 30 l.. LEwISS, 9l2
Main street. aud look 10 his splendid collection of
handsome Christmas cards OF every design. lie
has also some very fine engrMines and water CO.
lors. Al suitable presents for the approaching
holidays.
THE FINEST AND LhRGE6r COLLECTION or
CHRISTMAS CARDS m thc city now opened, FOR
sale at L. LEwIS's. 9l2 Main street.
\ NEW AGENcY.-Mossrs. Adam. Fxton & CO.,
Of Trenton. y. j., have appointed Messrs W. u.
BLAIR d CO.. Of Richmond, Va, rhclr sole agent,
for the sale OF their elegant CRACKERS for Ylr-
ginla. MCSsrs. ". u. Blair & CO. claim these goods
TO equal any ever sold In Virginia. The trade viii
fud by examination that the prices are very low.
CuICK CIGARS. Sc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-06
HOLIDAY GOODS.
AND FANCY GOODS.
ooo XMAS CARDS.
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH
offer a
res AND VARIED ASSORTMENT
-
XMAS CARDS.
1--WE BEST COMPANIONS"

.,..r of Thorn are new and 20 beautiful rs 20
~ ,,lo have any ariistic taste The prices
ses @ Croln lc. 90 $50 each. no 4-d&w