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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-06

HB TNTRRRCPTs FRIEND cRRNsHAw TO SAY
THAT GOD NEVER ANSWERED ANY OF HIS
YOUTHFUL PETITIONS, AND he DOEsN' I
THINK MUCH OF RELIGION ANYHOW.
As is often his custom, Mr.. John B.
Crenshaw, OF the Society Of Friends ia this
city, visited the city jail on Sunday morn.
Ing TO conduct religious services for the
benefit OF the prisoners. When the con-
gregation Of sinners had assembled Mr.. .Cren-
shaw remarked, good naturedly, " Well,
boys, are you sll herei" TO which came
the response, AN except gentleman UP
stairs, who Is busily engaged writing"
"Inyite him down by all MEANS" said
The benign Instructor, and shortly thereafter
Monster Marvin was ushered into the yard,
and was soon one OF the most attentive OF
the auditors.
A chapter from the Scriptures was read,
which was followed by a most earnest ex-
hortation, during which Marvin was OBJ
served to be very intent upon the words OF
the speaker, and be occasionally took notes
Of Mr.. Crenshaw's line Of argument. At
the conclusion OF the service Marvin arose,
and, addressing Mr.. Crenshaw. said tpat
while he appreciated the motive which
prompted the address, be begged leave to
differ with it. He took great exception to Mr..
Crenshaw's exhortation to them to "make
use OF this time during which God had
removed them from temptations and evil as
soeiations, to pray to Him for forgiveness
and gracelto lead honest and upright lives"
He said he did not believe in any such God
who would send them to such a place TO
make them love him. Said he had often
prayed TO that God In bis youth, but bis
prayers bad never been answered.
Mr.. Crenshaw suggested to Marvin that
perhaps he bad not tried prayer in the right
way, and begged leave TO defer the discus
sion TO another time, as he had now to
hurry off 10 the Friends Westinghouse.
In his discussion of religion Marvin eX-
hibiied that same shrewdness which has
characterized him in all his yillalnies. He
was neatly dressed, but had on no coat.
When he was sent for be was in cell OF
the upper tier. In his speech be gesticu-
lated much and stammered somewhat until
warmed up with his subject then he talked
almost as freely and easily as any one. His
disposition seemed 10 he TO ridicule all reli-
gion, and especially to deny that God an
swered prayer. and the chief reason given
for that faith was that God had not an
swered his (Maryjn's) youthful petitions.
BY the way, one OF his mOthers-in.law
has written here 10 say that she will con-
slider il a pleasant duty to come on here 10
give testimony wbereon to convict him OF
bglmy. lie will be up before the Police
Court for examination tomorrow morn
ing, but it seems understood that the eX'
animation will be again deferred.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-06

PsRsOxAL.-Mr. II. J.Gensler, one OF toe
official re porters Of the United States Sentte,
| wss in tho city yesterday.
At Vensble-street BapIist church SUNDAY
morning Rev. II. II. Pitt, the pastor, preach
ed morning and night. IN the morning.
three were received by letter and TWO for
Baptism.
ioty that he wild sbertly leave the city for q
sesgon of rest. He has arranged to supply
bis pulpit sunday mornings.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-06

BAsE.BAIL.-Tbe Champion Maryland
Club, OF Baltimore. Will arrive here this
morning at 10:30 O'Clock, and this afternoon
q series OF games with the Richmond Club
will commence at the Baseball Park. The
BaItimore's Is quite strong organization,
aud some fine ball.playng may be looked
for, as the Richmond Club have lately de-
ieated several visiting clubs, and are now in
thorough practice. With the assistance OF
Collins, the famous catcher, they intend, II
possible, to defeat the visitors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-06

KEYsymLE AND GAINESVILLE RAILROAD.
The engineers OF the railroad extension
from Keysyile to Clark.ville have finished
their survey and made estimates OF the cost
OF the work. These papers will be submit
ted TO the directors OF the West Point Ter
minal Railway Company at meeting OF
That body to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-06

FERRY DAvIs7S PAIN-KIGER is not neS
rAsied remedy. Eor forty yearsl has been 10 con
AAIk use; aud those who have aSed II the ionSes
Arei.S best friends.
lh aecess Ia entirely because OF ia merit Ever
sAmySbssid have a bottle ready Esr use. Muci
vsln sS heavy doesors' bills may oftea be saved p'
Hompt application Of Inc PAIN KILLER. I'm
hss most sedioipes IT is perfectly safe even In the
hsass Of a khild. Try IL once thoroughly. aud II
Splproye H. value. Yosr druggist hss II u 2ocr
'Ve- snd ti per bottle.
PERRY DAVIS q son. Proprisier',
kI.eos.SoI Providence, b.. T.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-06

MAMMOTH MIxsTRkLs- Those who are
fond OF burnt-cork" exhibitions OF hu-
NOR and amusement Will have the oppor-
tunity OF witnessing at the Theatre to-
morrow night the performance OF one OF
the finest and most complete minstrel
organizations In the country. Barlcw,
Wilson, Primrose, & Vests Mammoth
Minstrels will appear here tomorrow night,
and 1t Is oniy necessary to announce the
fact 10 iII the Theatre to overfowing.
They are we'll known and appreciated 10
Richmond. Reserved seats are now on sale
at Messrs. Ramos 4 Noses and a! the Thea.
tre.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-06

AMBULANCE CALLs.-The city ambulance
was called out twice Yesterday. The first
call was to attend colOred man who was
overcome by the heat near the corner OF
Cary and Twenty.fourth streets. He was
taken to bis home, near the lower gas
works The second was to attend Co
Iored man at tbe First police station who
had received a cut on the head from a brick
during fight with bis wife. The physi-
clan in charge Of the ambulance dressed the
wound, and the man was left at the station
house TO answer the charge of lighting.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-06

CoHPEErIox OF rHs RICHMOND AND AL
sGUApY RAILROAD.-Tbe rails Will DC
down az q connections made for the passage
~ trains over the Richmond and Allegheny
va,d from Richmond 10 Williamsen's on
s.tnydsy night next. On the I'd sevtem-
her. 1880, the 1rst train on this road rsa 10
tbs Thxee- Mic locks.
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EXPLANATION.

The men who went on Grants dam were
Superintendent Davis and one or two OF
his hands. Their object was to see il there
were any obstructiOns between Grants
dam and the Chesterfield shore, and IL so to
remove them. The Instructions found
we're chiefly boulders and drmly.set rocks,
In The removal OF which that force could
have done little. They could have cleared
the streams OF any driit-wood damming
them up, but the bsmmocks that came under
the reportoriRl observation were all high
above water, and therefore afforded no i'm
pedlment to the passage Of water.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-06

Frouw ExPosYATroE.--Th British brig
sntine Z,reon, Captain p. l.. Frauc's,
eiearsd from Che cnslom'house yesleldsy
say Rio Grande do Sui, with cargo Of
a. 4 al barrels OF -four. shipped BY the bax-
az sifCrepsbss Company valued st slSS0S'
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TnR WsIrugR.-The weltLer continued
dry and hot yesterday. During the day
tbe sky was soecked WITH clouds. but they
failed 10 gather in sufficient mstefiAito pro-
xuce rain. Reports received up 10 $50
o,eiock Inst nIeht from Wiliamson's,
Buchanan. North River Lynenburg, ana
scotlsville, represented the weelber az those
points as very wsrm aud clesr.
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MR. SLATER PARTED WITH MRS. HARVEY !
TIE ERNRY-
ANOTHER POINT.

The passenger train left West Point at
O'Clock, and the freight did not leave until
III O'Clock. From Mr.. Siater's statement as
to seeing the passenger train depart, il will
be observed that Mrs. Harvey must have
remained in West Point OF least two hours
aud half before the departure OF the train
upon which il is alleged she started for
Richmond, after allowing for the time con-
sumed in crossing the ferry. 1t is Doi un.
reasonable 10 suppose that lady as well
known as she was in that section must have
been seen and recognized by somebody du'
ring the time, but as yet no one has been
found TO say so.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-06

PRIMLRY neutrality-suspicious. Of
wards sud judges Of election will call at tue
sherf's Office on Wednesday night. 7th To-
stant, at O'Clock, 10 get tickets, &e, for
the primary election.
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FINANCIAL.

LYScHBURo, Va. ssp,ealer ,, 1851.
CIRCULAR.-l respectfully request ell
~ hslsefs for their repressDlstlyssl x ils ~
GINA AND TENHte~EE RAtLkoAD >IpCn
fnaase Committee ot she aid eiiy a. he iIeeh-
burg National Bans. Lynehburs Va en ~ DAl.
srpismtsr 9th. 1881. a. O'clock Il. NJ. bus'hssS
az srsat i'm portansr will DC pre- erts fo- res een-
siasrauon, and 3 flI speDsasee 10 solieiisd.
PsTER ,. oTEy.
eat ehsirmsn P'nspes ~ mwtk W.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-06

THE WILL or THE LATE X. b. LYME
The will OF the late Robert b. Lyme was
presented for probate at the Chancory Court
yesterday morning. Judge Wexford sitting
for Judge Fitzhugh. The will, written by
Mr.. Cannon, was made April 10, 1878, and
was witnessed By William Hall Crew and
George p. Stacy. Charles E. Whitlock,
Henry G.. Cannon, and his wife, NJ. K. Lyme
(since deceased), were appointed executors,
and it was requested that the court require
no secnrity Of them. His wife and Henry
&. Shawl han (his wiie's brOtber} were ap-
pointed guardians Of the children. with the
request that no security be required OF
them. There were special legacies to two
sisters, 81, 900 each, and to an old servant
tMollle Psrsons) 800 and all the remain
der OF the estate, after the payment OF debts,
was bequcathed to his wife and children.
His wife being dead, It all now goes to the
children. From the testimony taken yes
terday it appeared that the assessed value
OF the estate was about $l50,000; the life
insurance S30,0 900 more. Messrs. Cannon
and Whitock declined TO qualify as execu-
tors; and thereUpOn they were blythe Court
appointed curators, and qualified in S50,-
600, with John b. Davis as surety. The
bond is oply intended to cover the personal
property.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-06

HAGAS's MAGNOLIA BALM,
GIVES TO EVERY WOMAN
A FAIR, FRESH AND
BEAUTIFUL CoMPLExfoS.
No matter bow much It may have become Inn
naIred by nature or otherwise, Il makes the SKIN
PURE, SOFT and LIKE THAT Of YOUTH.
It's not only BzEGANTLT PERFUMED, but is
In every way a most perfect wash and sPLESDr
LOTION.
Its APPLICATION caanOt possibly be detected,
and Is harmless as water.
f
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-06

If THE SUFFERERS FROM PREMATURE BALD
NESS but knew II, The tonic qualities Of QuiniDe
are a specific. IN no shape can II be ufed more
agreeably than il j. x Il. ATKWsoN's Quinine
Hair-LOtion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-06

TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE.


PRESCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS.
LAXATIVE,
PREPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AMI
PLANTS,
A DELICIOUS AND REFRESHING
FRUIT LOzENGE,
WHICH SERVES THE PURPOSE OF
PILLS AND
DIsAGREEABLE PURGATlYE
MEDICINES.
TRCPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE
IS THE
BEST PREPARATION IN THE WORLD
FOR
BLIOUsNEsS. HEADACHE
PILES. AND ALL KINDRED COMPLAINTS.
It acts gently, eG, ctlyely, aud Is delicious to take
Cleansing the system thoroughly, 1t imparts ygor "a
mind and body, and dispels melancholy, hypochon'
dria, etc. ONE TRIAL CoSvlgcFs.
PACKED IS BRONZE TIN BOXES ONLY.
Pfice. % aad 90 cents. sold by an druggists.
lmy S-GeodtMnlO, 's2J
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-06

Millions Of rats, mice cats, bed-bugs, reaches
lose their lives by collision with "Rosgh on Rats.
Sold by druggists l5c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-06

MISTAKEN CoHsUKPTrvEs In the treatment
OF lung aud bronchial difeases the liver is often In
piieated TO sHeb exfent that hepatic remedy be-
comes necessary In erscing cure of The Iusgs. Ia
the treatment Of such eases | prescribe SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR With entire sattsfaction.
]. l.. sTEPnESs0Y. ". d., Owensboros. Ky.
Genuine prepared only by 8. II. zETLIs q Co. B..
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, rs ;
A. NJ, 30; noon, 96; Z. NJ, 90; ,6 r.
NJ, 90; midnight. so.
Mean temperature, SSa.
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1IT0oLIC BENEFIClAL SOCIETY,

" ..sp,.r monthly neetipg of the above Soci.
Issn ~ "a THIS fruae0Avl EVENING. Pep
eV - - AZ Al O'Clock. The election of . deiseats
ie@escS S,ssonal convention aud other important
g 80 ~. Al he transacted. Members - the W. apd
seses vs,i pieaSe come prepared for three asses
reos o' A. NJ. KELLEY.
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The RESERVOIRS.

The old reservoir is now full. That is the
result In part ot~~the water hours" (.ix
out Of twenty-iour). and In part Of the 'd-
ditional power the city got through Mayor
Darlington taking possession OF the Waste-
gate near Hollywood. The old reservoir
holds 10,000.000 gallons. Ordinarily tbs!
would last less thaa-two days; with present
wster hours it viii last several days. But
not only ls the old reservoir full, but there
are three feet in one compartment OF the
new reservoir. The effort Will be made TO
keep the old reservoir full and TO put the
surplus, II any, in the new reservoir
The city dam was quite full OF water yes
terday evening, but riyer-wise people say
that the rise in the river will pass of to-day
unless there have been more rains IN the up
country since Saturday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-06

al have used the LIEBIG CO.'S ARSICATEDiEx-
TRACT OF WITCH HAZEL In cases requiring that
valuable remedy, and have had every reason to be
satisfied with It's purity ard eficiency.n
MIIIIAM Ii. HOLCOMRE NJ D..
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Cures Piles, rheumatism, Painful Monthlies, and
Females Weaknesses, salt-Rseum, Pimpes and
other Eruptons. Sold IN hfiy cents and dollar
efv
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An EXCURSION TRAIN viii leave the Dauville
defoi AZ Richmond, ria York River railroad, on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1881,
a, $50 O'Clock p. NJ; arriving at Baltimore at A..
NJ next daY. IN tIme Tor New York train.
Baggage checked through. tt
Fare " Baltimore and return tIicket good FOR teD
dAy.l, a.. Fare 20 New YORK and return idcket
good FOR ifieeu daysL tls5O
The undersigned viii snare no pains or sNlense 10
render this the mOt pIeasSnt excursion of the sea-
500 for businessmen and tourists. TICKET ana fnr-
.heT nfOrmAliOG can bT bad OF X. L. ASans, NO. ~
street: G. p. Johnston IS Msin street; e. A. Ber.
nan. Seventeenth aud Main streets, kiehmoaai and
IL. frank Ii ,bDs. sycamore street, Petersburg Va.
G3ets PEBDUE ADAMS. dAnsgers.
RICHMOND AND DASvILLE RAILROAD Co.,l
PAssENGER DEPAHfAENT.
RICHMOND, VA, June 2o. 1881.
COMMENCING FRIDAY, JULY 1sT,
AND EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
thereafter, until further notice,
SPECIAL EXCURSION TRAINS TO BON AIR
win run as follows:
Leave Richmond at 2. NJ; and returning, leave
Lesye Richmond al 6:s5 p. NJ: and returning,
leave Bon Air at hour 10 be fixed each OF said
evenings no 70 period not later than 10 O'Clock
Il. Nj.
MUSIC AND DANCING.
TICKETS FOR SALE AT DEPOT.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
* l5.Tu&Fts
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". GODDlN, 8 Z. ~. uu tees sale OF very cesi-
rably-localed ard first class sable property Nos
1929 aud 1891 Franklin street.
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CuLoRIEE sTRoNTn WATER, warranted \
cure dyspepsia. a. CHRISTIAN WHITES.
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WEATHER Rrpnpr,

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid.
Ole Atlantic States, warmer, fair weather
sou'herly winds, stationary or higher ba.
rometer. ~
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CANNED GOODS Of every description.
w. ID. BLAIR & Co,
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on, WHY WILL you let that invalid friend suifer
that HOP BITTERs will so certainly cure.
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BASE-BALL-

BASEBALL.
MARYLANDS toF BALTIhoBE)
RICHMONDS, =.
at Base Ball Park. TUESDAY and WEDNESDAh.'
september 9th and TIN, at 4 4. A Admissl99; 81 s 20
cents. &c f-Su~ ~
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MONEY TO LEND.

MONEY TO LEND AT LOWEST aAkhfT
RATE5 spop city or enehsrr rcss e'As' - ''44e' ~
five HuNDRgp RARns r0R SALE Can er
write for eaisloeus. u. l.. srApts S,
u20-im ttVo n~ns sHN@
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RiCHMOND. VA August is, 1881.

MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS OF
n THE WESTHAM GRANITE COMPANY OF
XIQGTNTl will be helt ~ The oidce of The con pauy
on THURSDAY the 22d dsY % September. 1881,
ff he eecuon OF iiosrd ot directors and Tor The
fransAction OF other bustoess.
Il. SNOWDEN ANDREWS.
Treasurer. and Stockholder representing more than
or fourth of the stock OF ghe Westham Granite
company or Virginia. au l9-tSe23
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THE LAST EXCURSION TO STAUN-
Il TON rid Chesapeake and ohio raj way. Lew
lug Richmond from Chesapeake aud Ohio depot
SATURDAY NIGHT, SEPTEMBER ~, lsol,
day night a. @ O'Clock. FAR for round triD; Rich
mond 10 Charlottesville. $780, Richmond 70 stsun-
tn a.. special arrang- -menH for cOored people
Tickets for sale by The committee }. NJ. THOMPSON,
Bis esst BroAd street; G.. r. Johnston, SIs east
Aziu street; r.. 7. ADAMS, corner FOurteehth ana
Franklin streets. aud at The train.
on 8O.sel,3.4 6.9,AlO,7t
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IRISH AND CANADIAN OAT-MEALs at CHRIS
TIAN K WHITES.
NEW LOT KEY WEST CIGARS.
w.D. BLAIR h co.
WEsTPHALIA HAMS az CHRISTIAN Il WHITES
LILY BELLE CIGAR, Sc.
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VI. ELLYsOS z CO., advertising agents, Insert az
verisements IN all Of the newspapers Of the Usite'
states at publishers rates. Orders left at the DIS
patch cogn.ing-room viii receive prompt atteD
ton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-06

RAorEaniIsd for the sessoa of 1881 'S2. Every
hing ~. moves. fehned. aud elegant
t'ourslng criticism snd de:ytng com petition, We
submit 20 The verdict OF au enlightened press sad
a siscrimipziing pu tic.
SCALE OF PRICES: OrchestrA noor and dTsss.
circle, 75e.: fami!y circle, soc; gallery. 25c.i
reserved seats, Sl-tO be had st Theatre aud RAMOS
NOSES se 6-2S
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ExCURsIONs AHp PIC-NICS.

EXCURSION TO BALTIMORE AND
IL NEW YORK.
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CHICK CIeARs, Sc.

SAVE HosKr by having your printing Done ssme
DISPATCH PRINTIsG-iiouss. dooa "ofk' "~
prices, snd satisfaction KuAranteed.
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BUsINESS AND PLEASURE COMBiNROAT
GREATLY-REDUCED RATES.
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PERRY DAVfs's PAIN.KILLER..-

PERRY DAVfS'S PATN-KILLER.
DERRY DAVIS'S VEG f T a l. e
PAIN.KILLER,
A NEVER FAILING CURE FOR BURNS,
sCALDs, BRUISES, CUTS, SORES, ETC.
APrKR FORTY YEARS OF TRIAL
PERRY DAvIs's PAIN-KHLER
STANDS UNRIvALLEzS.
II Gs SAFE. 1T ACTS IMMEDIATELY 1T
NEVER FAILS!
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Sc. only for a Prc.NIc cIeAn.

DoS'r OUTRAGE YOUR STOMACH with violent
cathtrtcs but use thar pleasant aud sslntary laxa-
five TAHRANT'e sELTzER APKRIENT.
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Picnic CIGARS, SC.


LIEBIG Co.'S COCA BEEF TONIC
has received highest medals at principal exposi-
tlons, and IS endorsed and prescribed by the medi-
cal faculty here aud abroad as the standard TOME.
It embOdies the nu,rtlye elements Of the mu'cu-
lar 6hre blood bone, aud brain Of llyseeeted
healthy bullocks. combieed with the powerful tonic
virtues Of Coca, or Sacred LifePlant Of the Incas,
and choice quality Of sherry Wine. Beware OF
worthless limitations under ours and similar names.
II Is Invaluable IN Dyspepsia. Biiousuess, &c.
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FINEST ROE HERRwes at CHRISTIAN &
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AMUsEMsNCS.

DICHMOND THEATRE.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER TIN.
l. The Acme Of Art. Hf,
=. The ifnacle Of Fame.
3. The summit of Refinement.
a. The Peoples Clioiss-
5. The World Famous.
BARLOW, WILSON. PRIMROSE & wEsT's
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Ro0K AND JOB WORK NEATLY Ex.
uxsggUTEp st lhs DISPATCH PBlaTiS"'
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FURNITURE.

NEW GOODs-D ALLY ADD a
~ TI0Ns TO OUR LARGE STOCK oFA
FURNITURE. Extra Inducements, speedily w.
% cash bayers. We invite all 10 examine our
large and SUPERIOR llDs, embracing All The styet "
PARLOR. CHAMBER aud dDISING-k0OMs SUITS,
Largest stOck In the cty. Easv terms OF payments.
K. GATHRIGHT 4 SON,
ty 3-3m 16 Governor street.
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DEEP.sEA MAcKEREL at CHRISTIAN &
WHITES,
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CANDIDATES ron oFFsCE.

Rfcgxosp, VA. september s, 1891.
ITO COLONEL JOHN b. CARY: We.
Il the undersigned, ettixeos OF Riehm0nd. N<IInx
the great importance OF naying our city and state
well represented IN the rexf General Assembly OF
VtrEiDia, where 80 many grave aud Important sub.
tects Will come up for confederation IN which the
present aud future welfare OF the STATE ls az tssse
and knowing your qualifications and voui love for
The STATE We your felow.ciiixens ask YOU 20 corn-
ply with request and allow 10 send you 70 ;hs
next Geaeral Assembly.
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MekrINes.

wERICAN LEGION OF HOk0R.-
A s... msmhsrs az NAPOLEON COUNCIL, No.
al g H. s assps s"sesr 81 s'iS Fiss .sss'Sg s"s ,s
kafns ~ IN T9Is tTessdsYl EVENING, Sep
SAL ~ a lssI at s o'cloct. CaadldEtss are ~
,smo1t % % ~ promptly hand. Mensers of sister
seens,i. sre invited 10 attend
B'e1es " x, 5. DENNY, scersisyy.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

RYE FLOUR, "GRAHAM" FLOUR, at CHRIS
TfAS & WHITES.
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LIoUoRs Of an Kinds for sale low.
w d. BLAIR a 90.
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No. l and EXTRA MESS MACKEREL, in kite.
w ID. HAIR & co.
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TERRIBLE Loss OF LIFE.

LILY BELLE CIGAR, Sc.
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NnTICE.

Az RroHxoNp. VA Aueust 10. 1881.
r,r ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
HoJnBas 9E Iht Rn,,hFMM9lSXh nm mp ~ WIS?
f,lsi,SNsre COMPANY wiu be held al l2 NJ SRP-
hyNS9SSR 4 1851, a. she Office Of The company,
~ ii0s east Main street, Richmond Va.
Nc INV a. NJ. LOGAN,
o0-fd Vice. President.
x-OrICE.-A meeting of the STOCK
n uaI pEgS or THE RICHMOND AND DAN
S,tiE kAUsfGAD COMPANY will be beld az
~ Al N tse once of the conpsny, In the citv of
nv...fpond on the 20Tu DAY OF SEPT EMBER.
1es above meeting IA called by the undersi sned
s.ocSholdefs, ho.ding more than one tenth OF the
s,cSt r. ~. LOGAN.
wv" JOSEPH BRYAN,
e. w. PERKINS,
.o a0.M JAMES n. BOOLEY.
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EXCURSION TRAIN viii leave the Danvill
defoi al Richmond, ria York River railroad, on