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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-31

THE ROCKETS MURDER CAsR.-The ease
of Martin Fall, charged with the murder
OF W.J. Champion, was called in the Police
Court yesterday, and continued until this
morning. During the session Of the court
the accused sat in the prisoners dock, a
portion OF the time smoking a cigar, watch
Ing the proceedings with an air OF perfect
indifference. His counsel made application
for bail, which was promptly denied by the
IuSticp
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THE JAMEs-SNow UP TIE COUNTRY
The river continues high, but no further
trouble is apprehended.
The following is the Richmond and ALE
ghany Railroad weather report for Z. NJ.
Yesterday:
WillamsOn's: Light snow. River has
isen two inches since noon.
Balcony Falls: Light snow. River fell
one inch since noon.
Lexington: Weather clear and cold,
River fell three inches since noon.
Lynchburg: Cloudy and cold; light
snow. River fell six inches since noon.
New Market (mouth Of Tye river
Cloudy and cold. River fell three inches.
Columbia: Cloudy and cold. River fell
eighteen inches.
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NEw-fEAR CALLING CARDs.-Largest variety
and handsomcst styles at McCARrHY's. 9l6 Main
street.
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See that all IRON HITTERs are manufactured
BY BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY, and have
crossed red lines on the wrapper.
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THAT LOW, NERVOUS FEVER. want Of sleep,
aud weakness, calls for IIop BIITERs.
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9itIlmond 1ispatch.
SATURDAY. .DECEMBER 81. 1881.

ss~ THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCu-
LATioN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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NEW BRIDGE Across THE CANAL.-ThC
bridge Tor vehicles recently placed over
the canal at Eighth street by the Richmond
and Allegheny Railroad Company not only
improves the appearance OF that thorough
fare. but i a great convenience TO the pub
lie. The Petersburg depot and the Free
bridge are thus made much more easy OF
access, and those who have heretofore been
compelled TO use the Seyenth-street bridge
will feel especially thankful that this long.
felt want has been supplied.
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LILY BELLE CIGAR, Sc.

NJ. ELLYsON & Co, advertising agents, insert al.
verisementsin all OF the newspapers OF the United
States at publishers rates. Orders left at the Dis
patch counting-room viii receive prompt atten.
tiOn.
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY.
apl6-eodly Baltimore Nd
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PROFESSOR LAUBE's CLASSES IN DANCING
EVERY SATURDAY. SOIREE THIS AFTERNOON
at 430 O'Clock.
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DIVIDENDS.

MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK.p
RICHMOND, VA, December 80, 1881. !
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
L THIS BANK have this day declared DlYI-
DEND OFTHREE AND ONE IiALk PER CFNr
upon the capital stock out of tire net earnings OF
the bank for the past six months, payable 10 the
stockholders on and after the 81 day of January,
1882. j. r. GLENN, Cashier,
d. 81. IM
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Mr.. J. III. Hayerly's fine comic-opera
company viii appear at the Richmond
Theatre next week, presenting Patience -
at NewYear's matinee on Monday after
noon, and the same opera at night, and on
Tuesday evening "Pirates OF Penzance.v
All things considered, this engagement
shonld be the great occasion OF this win
teI's season. The operas are the best works
OF the popular authors and composers
Mcssrs. Gilbert & Sullivan. and they will
be interpreted by one Of the finest comic
opera troupes in this country. The "Pi-
rates" is a favorite here. and the simple
announcement OF It's production here will
suffice 10 fill the Theatre. The score is the
best Mr.. Sullivan has written, while the
libretto is excellent.
In Patience the composer does not inn
prove upon the former work, and many OF
his motives and themes in it remind one
most forcibly OF the Pirates. The librett0
l., without doubt, the cleyerest we have
ever read in light opera. II Is brimming
over with keen satire, but must be seen
two or three times to be appreciated; for,
like all meritorious works. IL improves
wonderfully upon acquaintance.
As musical and literary productions, how
much superior to the light meaningless
and disgusting character OF the French
opera are these works. The music is pleas
ing and easily understood by the generality
OF people, while il is at the same time
thorough and of the highest order; and
the librettos are full OF humor, sharp wit.
and clever satire, but, withal, so chaste and
refined that they might with perfect pro-
priety be given in the parlor Of any house
hold.
The company numbers forty people, and
is highly spoken of. 1t is composed of the
following artists, assisted by large cho-
rus: Mile. Rose Stella, Miss Gertrude
Orme, Miss LOuise Manfred, Miss Pauline
Hall, Miss Fannie Corey, Mr.. William II.
Seymour, Mr.. AlonZo Hatch, Mr.. G. VI.
Pyke, Mr.. J. I. Dalton. Mr.. Henri Lea
rock.
The sale Of reserved seats will commence
this morning at 9.o'cloCk at Ramos q Mo-
scs' and at the Theatre bOX-ofllce.
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VIE FREIGHT DEYOTS OF Ihis
4 COMPANY will be CLOSED on MONpAa - ;
ncoember 26, 1851, and MONDAY, January =
1852. IL. ID H LsLhr,
De 2l.25&9l-9t Aeehl.
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POLICE COURT.-Thef following cases were
disposed OF yesterday;
William Smith, charged with being
drunk, was fined 81.
Il. J. Martin, charged with being disOr-
derly and interfering with the iircmen
while in the discharge OF their duty on the
night Of December both, was discharged.
George Bishop, charged with abusing, as
saulting, and threatening to kill Louisa
Yenabc, was required TO give surety in
the sum of 500 for his good behavior foI
thirty days.
Belle Willis (colored), charged with
stealing So in money from Ii. Rosenberg,
plead guilty of petit larceny and was sem
fenced, as her own choice, TO be punished
with ten stripes.
Henry Diggs (colored), charged with
perjury, was sent on to the grand jury.
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THE EAGLE-ALLEY FRE.-The insurance
on the building Of Mr.. X. Adam, destroyed
by fire on Thursday night, was $4,000.
Hersman a. Co. were insured on their stock
for 81 900; on their machinery for $1,000.
All the insurance was taken by the City
e-Insurance Company, but so reinsmed
that the loss Of the company will only be
about 81 900. The building, it is believed,
can be restored for less than $4,000. Hers
man & Co. will, however, lose a consldera-
Bile amount over and above their in
surance.
William VI. Parrish, Goodman X Bou-
dar. and others in the neighborhood, siIi-
fered slight losses from water.
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pRowN's IRON BITTERS

Are highly re-
mcuded
for all diseases
IRON BITTERs requiring a GER IRON BITTERS
tain aud eff
Client TONIC,
A True Tonic. especially DIs- Cure Dyspepsia.
PERSIA, INDI-
lCES1ION. IN
T ERMITTENT-
FLNER, LOSS
OF STRENGTH.
WANT or Al-
rE1ITE, LACK
IRON BITTERS or ENERGY, IRON BITTERS
iCic.: cnichcs
it he blood.
Complete strengthens the For Delicate
muscles, aud
gives new life.
Strengthcncr. to the nerves. Females.
They ACT LIKE
"a CHARM on
the digestive
IOrgaus, remOY-
Ing all dyspep-
tic symptoms.
IRON BITTERs : old by an IRON BITTERS
druggists.
Write for the
sure Appetizer. "A y G Book 4 sure Rcyivcr.
sEST FREF.
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NATIONAL BANK or VIRCTNIA.p
RICHMOND, VA, December 20, 1881 \
THIS BANK HAS DECLARED A
L DIVIDEND OF THREE PER CENT, psya-
bic 10 the stockholders on aud after The 30 DAY
OF JANUARY, 1852. J. W. LOCKWOOD,
dc 3O-td Cashier.
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CLOSED.

DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
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lEntorcd at the Post-ofiice AZ Richmond. Va, as
sccond-class matterl
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

LEA & PERKINS, SAUCE,
TIE WORCESTERSHIRE.
Delicious with
xseATs, GAME, sour, WEt.Sti RAREBtTS, &C,
JOHN DuNCAN'S SONS,
n17-saly Agents
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4 SPECIAL jury 10 TRY WILL CASE
List OF the special jury summoned to attend
the Chancery Court Of the city OF Rich
mond on the I'd day OF January next at 10
O'Clock in the matter Of the probate OF Mrs.
Ann NOrvelrs will, to ascertain which OF
the two papers produced in said court Is
the will Of Mrs. Noryell: o. +. Weisiger,
5. II. PuIliam. George A. Haynes, George
A. Hundley, II. :. Price, William \. Arinis-
tead, j. {. sinton, George ID. Pleasants,
w. T. Fitzgerald, Moses EIlyson, VI. West.
William 4. Sublett, William 5. Pitcher,
Samuel w. IIarwood, Il. VI. Parham. Henry
Tyler, Benjamin Cottrell, John II. Cooke,
Boswell Alsop, and John L. Booth.
Mrs. Noryel died this year. in the nine
ty-eighth year Of her age, leaving an estate
valued at several thousand dollars. One OF
the wills offered was dated in 1855; the
other was dated in 1870, and il is qucs-
tion whether the latter reyokes the former.
This jury is summoned TO decide the mat
ters at issue in this respect.
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THE STATE BANK OF NiRGIStA,l
RICHMOND, VA, December go, 1881.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
L HAVE DECLARED DIVIDEND OF 3
PER CENT. free of taxi ont Of the earnings of
The past six months, payable on aud aiter January
3, 1882. WILLIAM VI. hill,
de 3l-1Ot Cashier.
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Briefs and Personals

Those who intend to receive on Monday,
and who desire notice OF the same pub
lished, are invited to send to this office to-
day their names, residence, hours OF recep-
ton. dc.
The Old Dominion Iron and Nail-Works
Company are now building on Belle Isle
the largest steam puddling-m;ll south Of
Mason and DiXon's line.
There are fourteen electric lights Of the
Brush pattern in operation here, and there
are orders for two more.
The Board OF Directors OF iIc Richmond
ana West Point Terminal Railway and
Warehouse Company have determined TO
increase their capital stocl. fcom three to
five millions, as authorized by Is charter,
and they offer TO the stockholders OF record
January 10, 1882, the option Of subscribing
to the new stock at par to the extent OF two
thirds Of their holding.
Governor +. W. NJ. Holiday returned to
the city yesterday evening, and has taken
suit Of rooms at the st. Claire Hotel.
The Sovereign Grand Lodge OF the /. o..
O. +. will convene in annual session on the
third Monday in September next in Balti-
more. The representatives from Virginia
are Major A. X. Courtney, Of Richmond,
and james Il. Blanks, OF Petersburg, from
the Grand Lodge Of Virginia, and Major
L. =. Branch, of Petersburg, from the
Grand Encampment Of Virginia.
The Benjamin Scott who was before the
Police Court on Wednesday last is not
Captain Benjamin Scott (colored), the plas-
terer.
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RALwAY'l
AGENTS OFFICE,
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NEw-YEAR CALLISG-CARDs.-Lar variety
and handsDmest styles at MCCARIHY's, 9lG Main
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A TERRIBLY SWEEP,

NONE OVER SEVEN YEARS OF THIS
Lor.
ONLY FORTY SUITS on HAND.
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T-on murica;ed.l
what Hon. A. VI. Kelley and General
william B. TaIiafeTro said OF Mr..
LoyeuStefu as "a Legislator.

From he Dis Fs,ch, October IA, 1876
Ia the Convention which nominated MI.
Loyenstein q a candidate for the House OF
Delegates 10 Ell the vacancy occasioned by
she resignation q Judge Crump. Hon. A.
NJ. Kelley said:
- Nominations beIng 10 order, Hr. Kelley
placed before TIE Convention the name %
Mr.. William Loyensiein. tie ssid be waS
able 10 speak Of Mr.. Loyensiein from
knowltdge derived from 3 service in the
House With him. snd also from the express
sions OF opinion of members Of the Legis-
lature from al sections Of tue Common
wealth. Re could declare that Richmond
was never served by sny one with larger
fidelity and diligence. While BOT deficient
in those high qualities generally supposed
10 be essential in a legislator, Mr.. LoYen-
,tein was specially active and jealous tn al
that affected the business Interests OF the
Sity. and bis course was emiDenilY respect
able. eminently useful, 10 bis constituents,
and emiuently credrisole 10 himself"
"General W. n. Talisfcrfo, Of Gloucester,
chairman Of the Conservative Staie Com
mittee. being seen in The crowd of specss-
tors. was invited by the Convention 10
come forward aud address q. he said that
within the last twenty-five years be bad
served in TIE Legislsture with great msny
representatives Of Richmond, but never
with more efficient, faithful, and eonscien-
tious worker iBsn Mr. LOye0siein. he bad
heard Mr. Keley's remarks 10 relation 10
Sir. Loyensieio, and be endorsed them
fully. He regarded Mr.. LoveBsiein as pre-
eminenily the representative OF the bush
ness men Of the city, and could say that 10
bis opinion they never bad any one 10 watch
their interests with more. sleepless Higi-
IsDce.r
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weIl known throughout TIE county, and bis
death vii be deepIy Eegrtuec.

Brisfs.-Thc fAsrnomefer stood q 10so'
af O'Clock yesterday al The tolI.bouse on
Msyo's bridge.
The doctors report q number of cases of
|typhoid-fever in the city.
The retail price OF nsils hss riser consid.
ersbly in Manchester. owing 10 the short
supply In the hands Of dealers. caused By
ise difficulty Of produciIou from lack Of
wster.
Mr. John T. NcCsun and Miss Henrietta
A. Allen, popular Young couple OF this
eity. crowned their mutual happiness lssi
night by marriage, ia the presence OF
large number OF friends.
A coiored citizen fell into the bands of
he police late yesterday evening on the
suspicion Of stealing some iron. the prop-
eriy OF the Richmond and Dsnyille Rail-
road Company.
Chesterfield County Court meets Bext
Monday. There are severai felony cases on
the docket.
The west.End Methodist Beneacial So
ciety will commence q week OF open-sir
feast at Cersiey's grove. near The Aidlo-
THAN turnpike, beginning next Monday.
The Manchester public schools viii be re-
opened on the Isl q October.
Squirrel aDd bstshootisg are now the
most popular outdoor amussmenis.
Mr.. Wyndhsm Z. Gary. Of Henderson,
\. C.. formerly Of this city, is here on
visit 10 bis friends aod relsliyss.
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TIE THEATRE LAST NIgRT. - Barlow,
Wilson, Primrose & Vests fine Ministries
troupe drew a large crowd 10 The Theatre
last evening. The house was literally
packed from pit 10 dome, with quite \
number OF ladies' occupying seats IN the
orchesira-ei The performance was ex-
cellent throughout, sud Of 4 nature which,
while il furnished rare fun, was unohiee-
tionable TO the most refined sensibilifies.
The question has been offen asked why
ladies bere do not, as i3ey DO 10 the North,
sitend ministries performances, and II Il has
faIled Of 4 satisfactory answer heretofore,
practical solution was given 70 IL Inst night.
when the rowdyisD, and even rufisnisIB. OF
the gallery gods almost drove the ladies from
their seats. The fendish yeils with which
every gratifying festure was greeted, though
they would have been disre putable even IN
the Bowery, might have been tolerated;
but when. not contenied with such express
sions Of their nature, the demons fran
above spit toblcco Juice down upon toe
ladies and geatlemen in the orchestra chairs,
words fail 20 characterize il. Until a sum-
mary example can be made Of such fends
ladies esrtainIy will have to forego snch
amusemeots.
The eompany presented one Of the finest
minstrel programmes We have ever wit
messed. The minstrel portion was excel
lent, the jokes for the most part fresh. the
clog-dlneing highly artistic, while the bur-
Iesque sketches were inexpressibly fine.
Mr.. Milt g. Barlow Is The only true de.
lineator OF the genuine negro character 10
TIE company; indeed, he i one Of the few
in the burnt-coIk "profes sion" who can
lay any claim 10 faithful impersOna'ion in
that hDe. Many OF the Others, though very
funny, are broad buTlesQues on some i'm
aginary species Of humanity which GER
tsinly DO not fnd their eounierpar;s in the
South, where the darky is known 10 all ihe
freshness Of bis eeeenuiciiies.
However, this organization Of Messrs.
Barlow. Wilson, Primrose & West is shout
the perfection of the present school OF ne
gro minsirelsy. and whenever Il returns TO
Richmond will be assured Of a crowded
and appreeiaiiye audience.
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WQfer S1pp!y.-The supply OF wafer be-
came short yesterday for the nrst time during
this summer. TIE turbine wheel becoming
disyusted A. the slim aqueous standing OF
the elua, refused 10 sel. Chiei oi-POiies
Lipsoomb, who 10 the engineer OF the TNer-
works, was out of town with a patent
breech. loader chasing the feet and TOOTH
some sors, 50 nothing could be done. IL
was expected that the wheel would start TO
work last night Of is own motion. The
water became so low Yesterday In TIE
canal that several OF the manufactures had
10 stop work. An agreement was sffiyed
AZ whereby the corn and wheai-mill and
city pump would work al night and The
cotton factory, hark.miil, aud p1per-mlll
would work in the day tili the river gets ID
a healthier condition
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RICHMOND axD ALLEcHASs PAlLsoAD,l
0FTicK oF ESGixEER OF WATth PoNEk. :
Bsts will be recslFed 81 uhs once unih 7 ~
ressisteir shersAfter Cor the CONTRIBUTION OF
A sTO<E DAN ACROSS THE JAMEs kIFE1
r.. xork ain .nyo've aboa' 8 oco ealse yards
r,,,re or less. of s,Oae mason.y OF Airel1sse--
Fsaifnafes. plans, SPECIFICATIONS. md bAfk foftnt
az uTSosoeais wil ~ rfSdy Al kicanoo1 Asd LsuCo-
burK september 18TH.
kmpis guarxnfee sin b. required VIA he o'b
thsi ,ue contfact With 0oDd isarrty setiiscioIt -
the nsiirc4d CompanSl ig 80 ooO fo1 thr ~ -
M nj u sanss vii ~ txccastd NititA "a osts.i
ea~srd. Work !. ~ be eonHt1ced ssle.e ~
teen DAYS of snch az ard aud be riascnssd ~ -
VI mosf yiG1r CURING the pfcseni sese1. 49,
whole work must t< eampietei ~ Ac<eS IL icc~s
~-''. --''' KEuREx sHsRRfffs.
Yorsaeer of Hatea Festr
Rlcaxoxp, September 8. 1881. secescsels
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city hotels, spd Ind that one " Burt Norton.
CnIi- Ohio" was At the Merchants on
lhe R5.h OF July.
1HREE CHARGES.
The charges agsInsi Marvin here are big
amy, forgery, and getting money under
false pretences- Mrs. Hoyey. the mother OF
Mrs. DeHsrt, the Lakewood N. J.l wife,
has written here tbst she is perfectly will
ing to come on 10 give evidence, and SAYS,
n necessary. Der husband viii come on too.
The Lakewood marriage antedates the
Richmond two weeks.
Mr.. VIII will visit New Haven. which Is
the bone OF General" Morton. and viii
probably there get valuable Information
concerning the aniecedenis Of the prisoner.
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THE MozART Tbs EVENING. First, Uu-
ser Weuzel," march. (Suppe.) orchestra
second. chorus, Sweet and Low" Barn
.by.) Mozart chorus; third. solo violin,
sur IN theme original" tDayid,) Mr.. L.
+. Rueckeri; fourth. solo soprano, 4" DO
Love Thee" lWiegand.) Mrs. George j.
Hooper. Jr.; ffth, chorus, The Tritous.'
lMolloy.) Mozart chorus; sixth, solo elari-
net, Cavatina Robert lie Diable, Meyer
beer.) Nj. L. +. Rueckeri; seventh, solo
soprano. judith" (ConcODe.) Mr.. George
j. Hooper. Jr. eighth, wsliZes, " Berlina
Kinder" lBela,l orchestra
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rrgRY DAyIs's PAIN-Ku.LER Is not = new,
,.-s ftuBesy. FOR forty years ~ has been in con-
80. ne: sos those who have nsed Il The loagest
An lis bess frieuds.
us srecess IS triiE " bsc1uss of is mefiL EvtTy
.,rpy sb.uls have > bottle ready Tor use. Much
~, and heavy docors' bIls may often he saved by
,.o-p, apraoaaoa Of the PAIN.KlLLEe- Ua-
r,s nos, uedicnes, Sc IS perfectly safe even ia The
,.ss. GA ehnd. Try !; onee thoroughly, and 81
III prove 81, vase. Yosr druggist has It Al 2Se'
sQs. Ard 81 pr oo,iie.
PERRY DAVIS a son. ProgrieioTs,
.s1.s.stNol Providence, 2. !.
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rRoPEC-FRUIT LAXATIVE.

FEEscnIBED BY PHYSICIANS.
TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE,
FRrPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND
PLANTS
DFLICOUS AND REFRESHING
FRUIT LoZEN6E-
WHICH sERyEs TIE PURPOSE or
PILLS AND
DIsAGREEABLE PCR6ATIvE
MEDICINES.
TROPIC-FBCfT LAXATIVE
IsTHR
BEsT PREPARATION IN THE WORLD
FoE
CONSTIPATION. BHIOCSNEsS. HEADACHE
PILES, AND ALL KINDRED COMPLAINTS.
Hse.E gently, effectively. and is delicious 10 taEs
sans,ng the system thoroughly, IL inparts vsor 10
Eind aaa BODY, and dispels melancholy, hyPoehon-
Gria, etc. ONK TRIAL coSyIScEs.
PACKED N BRONZE TIN BOXES ONLY.
Price. 25 asd so esuis. sold by al druggists.
irny s-oeoatMhlo, 's2l
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s..s- sf ne - Jehn N. ~ Nstss avs
- - lords sches Issins- SORES. etc. y IL The
p s.s.rF ferledg ne know of. No family
49, Y. ,iInoui a t,oitse % q for siakie hoar.
-, ~ 1inciunsti DiensfcA
sts.vT sfsn ~ usgac tntsts, AHo ES0N u 70 ue
- : PorTzR. Uaised states consul Al Gre
n Es,rkh rrussts, 80.
AfT las ye1Is bsssnS az 7, sedv h's f.r = ~os5s.
~ sVATrER. Y&ldosiS- Ga sAvs;
y pssfctz ior al esSises snd oern~
- r q. ApANS. Saco. Me-;
ti-rs -. - uctiiate reiieL
= 80 - rsrr,' usc 81 never has f&iled me-
I'm Nichalyflr. y. Y. SAYS;
~ go h. All iS-h lf.LkE frsCoeEtiy. It Teliercs
- ss-vness ard heals wounds hks mage.
-, "a a and barns Il isNs nc equal
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sFRrors AocIpEKT.-Yesterdsy afternoon
sbort o'clock the southern bound iasi'
mail train on the Richmond, Freeerleks-
burg; and PoiomSe railroad, when near Elha
PARK. ran into wagon in which WeFe seal
ed AIR. W. r. Nssh and bis sister, VINO re-
side in The vicinity Of Auburn, Hanover
eouut-. wfecking the vehicle aud breaking
Mr.. Nash right thigh near the upper Ihlr1'
Miss Nash escaped u1hurt. Dr. r. u
Cunningham, who happened 10 ee near Dl'
rendered the necessary e1rglesi $50, ai'ei 81
0rhi~b the woanaed msB was removed 10
sbe Retreat for abe SICK. The accident was
~sused by Mr.. Essh attempting to drive
srross the track ahead of iSe train, and 90
e.lsme can be attached 10 the engineer. ore
"a fbe horses hitebs& TO the wagon was also
sen,nRslT injured
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-08

POLICE CoUET.-The following cases were
disposed Of yesterday
James King ieolOredl, charged with
throwing rocks in the street, was hOed 81.
W. r. G. Gsrnelt, charged with being
drunk. was ined g..
Jacob ThOrDbiil (eolOred), charged with
being drunk and lying in the street, was
fined 81.
Robert Turpin (colored(, charged with
fighting and creating 3 disturbance ia the
street, was fined e..
Mary Jackson leoloredl charged with
striking Jenima WoOdson, was required 10
give surety for her good behavior for three
months.
Edward Donaboe, charged with assault
ING and striking Emmett Hin. was fined s5.
KeBBa Burr was fined 3 80 for dis0rderly
conduct.