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IMPORTANT TO TOBACCO MANU-
l. FACTURfRS
FINANCIAL.
NEW YORK, September o, 1851.
VNO OSTOCRH0LDER RICHMOND AND
l. DANVlLLa RAILROAD COMPANY.

At mtelinR OF the Pool Committee of the stock.
holders OF the Richmond and Danyliie Railroad
Company, under agreement Of June /, 1881, hell
the 27th DAY vi Ausu I, I'm the city Of New YORK.
tbe following resolution WAS unanimously adOp'ed:
4" ResOiced, That all stockholders 0fihe kickmoud
and DanYiiie Railroad Company who desire 70 io %
sball, until the l9th day OF september, 1881. have
the privilege OF signing The pool agreement and be-
coming members Of the pool upon the same terms
shall as speedily as possible. cause circular letter
10 bs sent 20 each StOckhqlder OF said company IN
forming such slocsholdtr of she privilege herrOy
giyen.m
Copies or the agreement OF June i. ] SSl, apdlr
which the stock IS 10 be- pOOltd be seen I'm Rich
mond Va, at ihe Office ~ the Treasurer Of the COM
pany; AZ the Office OF ". X. 1rigg, General Agent
Ric Imond and West Point Terminal Railway and
Warehouse Company, No. ll03 east Main street:
at IN nffice Of Msssrs. Thomas Branch Co, and
Al tae Cily Bank OF Rchm0nt.
Copies OF the agreement can be seen ln New YORK
si y ag the Ceniril Trust Company, No j. Nassau
Bro. .dwly; and az the Office OF the Richmond S1f
Dauyie Extension Company, Room No. 2, l4o
B OadTay.
stockholders who desire 10 pool their stock under
he above resO.u ion, ca1 do 50 b. signing copy Of
he agreement ~ either lhe Offices above referred 20
aud by having their stock Transferred Into the names
Of the Pool Commit ee ana forwarded % the Central
Trust Company OF New YOrk, who npOn rayfnen, of
commission OC 10 cents per share ~iil Issue Intin
pool certificates.
rlnss the adOp ion OF the above resolution the
privilege has be,n further extended 20 the 7th of
October. 1881. aud stockholders have un;i that date
10 avail themselves theresf.
RAuu Secr.farV fe -
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FANCY GOODS, &c.
STEVENs

STEVENS
is receiving lots OF NEW GOODS. among which are
100 BIRD CAGEsattI
rs TOILET SETS at o.. as good as those No
usually sell at ei so and ~;
25 Fiye-foos sTEP-LADDERs AtsI
rs six.foot srEP-LADDERs atti IS;
60 dozen four,row TOOTH BRUSHES at l0e.;
so dozeu SOLID BoSE-HAsDLE KNIVES at
sl per set;
so FRENCH PLATE-GLAss MIRRORS asl;
A full line OF sires In CBISA-lEAD DOLLS from
Soup
A fun line OF INDEsTRUcTABLE DOLLS nun
Zoe. up
A full1ine Of WAX DOLLS from Toe. np-,he e'ai
goods for the mosey IN town.
we continue our CROckERY SALE, sellins
selected DINNER PLATES al s5e. peI colen;
Extra thin CUPS and sAUcERs At so per set
splendid EwERs ana BASINS for d5e,;
Handsome PLAIN GoBLErs at SOC. per dozea
and ali other goods In proportion. ~
sfkyENs'.
sa2l SEQ Brad slress
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THE EXCURSION OF THE CALEDOYdAN
OuuB.-The excursion to West Point OF the
Csledonisn Club yesterday was success
both with respect to the enjoyment afford
ed and the numbers present. The day was
pleasant, and great interest was taken in
the games and exercises.
Inpulting the light stone there were seven
entries. The three best were Humphrey
Calder, James Cook. and George Lumsden.
Running high leap--four entries-Hum-
phrey Calder, George LumsdeD, and James
Philips were the three best.
FOR the three-legged race there were four
entries. james Phillips and William Rus
sell were the two best.
Throwing light hammer--seyen entries
Alexander Dick, Humphrey Calder, and
Alexander Watson were the three best.
Hop, skip, and iump-seyen entries
Humphrey Calder, n. hcLaughton, and
Edward Smith were the three beet.
One-buudred-and-fi race-six en-
tries WRliam Russell, Humphrey Calder,
and Denis Wren were the three best.
Boys race, one hundred and fifty yards
five entries--Henry Russell, James Russell,
and James Craig were the three best.
Quoits-fge entrles-Aiexander Dick,
Alexander Watson, and John Marshall
were the three best.
There were dances and other entertain
snents, in which the ladies joined.
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MILITARY NEws Colonel ID. T.. Austin,
Iieutenan,rCo Colonel II. e. King, aud Cap
tain j. +. Aekerman (qUartermaster), OF the
Thirteenth New York regiment, left here
this morning for Yorktown TO select camp
ing,erounCs for theK regiment. They VIII
retuSn from Yorktown at ii O'Clock to-day
and leave for New York on tue 8 o'clock
traln. Major Joe LaBe Stern. OF the First
Virginia regiment. accompanied them. The
Thirteenth will participate in the reVIe" of
the Virginia troops by the Governor oa the
morning of October tsth. They will re-
main here during the 17bh and leave with
the First regiment on the morning OF The
18Th
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Mr.. OwENs's REPEL'rGfBE.-Mr.J John T..
Owens, the popular coluedian, who " i'll ap.
pear at the Theatre this H'eek, Is supported, 1t
Is said, by good company. The following
Is his repertsire for toe engagement: Thurs
day. "irbe Victims OF Scion Sblngle";
Friday, EveYbOdy's Friend" and "The
Happiest Day OF Ny Lief Matinee,
"seii"; Saturday evening, "Paul Fey "
and "Fony Winks." Mr.. Owens Is q
fayorite here, and viii doubtless meet With
o cordial reception.
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PerSOndi.-Aliss Mary Dance, one OF
Petersburs's faiIest and most lovely daugh.
tiers, Is In the city on visit to friends and
relatives.
John II. Ingram, Esq, has returned from
his accustomed summer visit to Lunenburg
to his home in this city, He will devote
himself to the law, OF which he promises to
become an able exponent.
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FIRE ALARH.-Tbe alarm OF fire yesterday
afternoon at 2:20 O'Clock, from Box 3, was
caused by the accidental ignition OF benzne
in the dying establishment OF Mrs. Alice
Chaon, No. 403 east Marshall street. Dam
age slight. Mrs. Chaon was painfully
burned on one OF her hands I'm attempting
TO put out the flames. Mr.. Z. Stephan, a
member OF the Hook .and-Ladder truck, was
also slightly burned.
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personals AND BRIEFS. There will be a
regular monthly meeting Of the Committee
on Reiai OF the Poor this afternoon at .
O'Clock.
At Centenary Methodist church Sunday,
| in the absence OF the pastor (who was
| called 10 dedicate a church in the country,
! Rev. G. ". Petherbridge preached in the
| morning, and Rev. DR.. Read, of the Pres
| byteran ehzrcb, at night.
| AT LaRrt! Street Methodist church the
pastor preached morning and night. Three
persons were received by certificate, ana
one on profession OF faith.
The Council Committee on the Centennial
Celebration here will hold an important
! meeting tonight at S O'Clock.
The City Conservative Committee VIII
meet for pressing campaign business on
kFrlday night next.
The Republican Straightout State Com
nittee will meet kere Tuesday, september
fa0th.
fbe new WoFtlIngton steaa1-pump ar
rived yesterday moTning. and VIII be ipR IN
position as SoOn aspossi6le.
RsY. John Pollard, ID. d., will give dec
ture at Leigh-StseetiHaptist chure5 to-nlgst
at 81 O'clock subject, "A Tired Preach
er's Vacation; or, Il Trip to toe White
Mountains"
Rev. j. G. Armstrong, d. d., rector OF
the Monumental church, sailed from LNer-
pool on The Cunard steamer CataioRis on
Saturday ibe 10th, aud may be expected in
New YeTk about the fist.
RIebmQId was visited %y another hne
rain Sundag night, betweeDDand 10 O'Clock.
Professor John KessUieh and portion OF
hts band have returned from the springs,
and will pesHme the busiaessN furnishing
sweet mnEie sxben needed
Voelker's band has retnSbed from the
springs, and It's readiness for engagements
Is announced.
Mr.. w. Leigh Wilson, TO wbom The al
eyed Blair Iett9s are addressed, IS SAID 10
saye been a conSaittee clerk under tile ke-
ld;usters In the last House OF Deleg~tes.
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Reddjuster- Republican COnuentiOn.--D
ring the present week these opponents OF
the Democracy win meet in the several
wards Of the city and elect twelve delegates,
three from each ward, to attend their Con.
yention, which meets at the county court
house next Monday to nominate two candi-
dates for the House OF Delegates from Pow
hatan, Chesterfield, and the city Of Manches-
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HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM,
GIVES TO EVERY WOMAN
A FAIR, FEEsH AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION.
No matter how much II may have become i'm.
paired by nature or Otherwise, it makes the SKY
PURE, SOFT andLIKE THAT OF YoUTH.
1t Is not only ELEGANTLY PERFUMFD, but Is
in every way most perfect wash and a srLESDr
LOTION.
Its APPLICATION cannot possibly be detected,
apd is harmless rs water.
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Editors Of the Dispatch Referring to
the statement in the report Of the engineers,
published in the Dispatch this morning.
that "the Superintendent Of the Water.
Works having informed you that the
present pumpage is quite equal to the con-
SUMPTION" ! beg leave to state that at least
two families-an1 do not know bow many
more-haye not had drop Of water in their
hydrants for seven days DRYAD.
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1893 sS2 g95
406 204 $50
l,Se5 l.0S6 1895

MEETING OF THE RICHMOND AND MAN
CHESTER BAPTIST SUNDAY. SCHOOL Ass0oIA-
TIoN.-This Association held its regular
monthly meeting Sunday afternoon with
the Clopton-Street school, in Manchester.
President William Elyson presided.
Rev. w. Il. De Dieux acted as secretary.
The Association was led in prayer by Mr..
sEyans Snead.
The following monthly reports from the
schools composing the Association were
read:
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$500 REWARD.

Five hundred dollars is big heap OF money, but
M go tha, figure FOR the recovery OF that barrel Of
Apple Sass which some pesky euss stole on. or the
tail end OF my wagon while was into corner
grosery getting suthln' warm to take.
SOInN SINGLE.
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AN ALLEGED THEFT.-Yesterday Officer
Fensom arrested Mike Murphy and Barney
Hall, two small white boys, on charge OF
stealing old iron from the Richmond and
Petersburg Railroad Company. They were
locked up in the Second statien-house. and
will have q hearing before the Police Court
this morning.
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charged more than I, yet do not think
public opinion should be excited against
him till be is proven guilty.
Respectfully. JOHN b. CRENsHAw.
Minister 10 Society Of Friends.
September ~. 1881.
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efAas%t%
Chairman City Committee.
A Singular Geological Formation
Low Water Developments in james

River.
Editors Dispatch: Starting from point
on the south bank OF james river about $50
feet west from the Water-gatc OF Manchester
mill.race, aud extending from shore to
shore in direction north 800 east, there is
an upheaval Of the granite forming a natu-
raj wall, the width for about one half OF the
distance being Of an almost uniform breadth
Of II inches, and thence throughout the re-
naming distance the width Is twelve inches.
An old resident seyenty.twO years old says
he has never seen anything like 1t. Will c.
II. W., NJ. s. ", or some other OF our &C.
oogists, please avail themselves Of the pres
ent low state Of the water 10 examine this
ledge and give US their views in regard
therefor X. NJ. q.
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While YOU are looking about our city sightseeing
don't fail to call az GEORGE sCBGN's, corner Main
and Eleventh streets. where You viii find the fines,
CIGARS, SMOKING and CnEwING.ToBACCo, and
th e handsomest SODA FOUNTAIN and all kinds of
MINERAL WATERS.
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Auer. AttsHd.--- a--COilscti0nS.--
on. q Trrs. S6SOl Schools. ASSN
Total........ ESQ 1859 s97 2l sI9 as

.TOtal......,,. Ktg I4bHB 9VT II tIJ 4b
Twenty new scholars were reported.
After the reading OF the above reports the
Association was addressed by President
Ellyson on "The Wor3. OF the Associa-
ton"
Speeches were also made by Rev. DIR. Nc
Donald, j. NJ. Pitcher, Rev. u. II. Harris,
and w. II. Williems.
This meeting OF the Association was
very interesting one. 1t was the first time
II had amet with the CIOptOn-Strcet school.
This f. an organization which has been re-
Gently established in SwansbofO', a suburb
of Manchester. II bas built for Itself a
pretty chapel, aud is 10 a prosperous con-
dition, doing good work in that locality.
Mr.. Bee erly Hancock is besuperintendsnt.
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TAKE SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR 10 Improve
the appetite, 10 strengthen The system, to stimulate
the lyei to cleanse the skin Of its yelloTness, 10
remove bos aud pimples, and cause new life in the
blood. Genuine prepared only by J. n. ZRILIN
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Summo SIS LIVER REGULATOR.
DRuTEorIoN FROM MALARIA.

30 Rumerous are the Developments ,of Malaria
ibatneople oeEunnally suffer from fror, this mex
ig pcisOuylsh they least imagine It is sarking In
ilet SYSTEM.
,SFilJLSAnD FEVER, HEADACHE,
INTERMITTENT FEVER,
,9BSRRAL'DEBILIFY BILIOUS EBVER,
LASSITUDB,.
TYPHOID FEVER, NAUSEA
ARR THE
PAINFUL OFFsPRINGs OF MAbARIA.
iuftsre theirarigi in disordered ltyer, which
nTooreeulated IN time, great neutrality-suspicious.
ness and deaib.wlll ensue.
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR
tPEEELI YEGETABLEl
sstttely certain in its remedial effects and acts
Eost promptly In curingall forms Of MalaTial dis
taseithsn eaiome or quinine, without any OF the
iBjcrioGs consequences which follow theinuse.
II tazOl OCCASIONALLY by persons exposed TO Ma
lsill, ,dtWil expel TIE poison and
N2OTECT THEM FROM ATTACK
See thatvy0u get the genuine in white wrapper,
viii FeiZ, prepared only by
au sO-deodly y&wly j. II. ZElL1N0& co.
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The following is the official announce.

The following is the official announce
ment:
RICHMOND, September -, 1881.
We, the undersigned, having been consti-
tuted a Board OF Election Commissioners
for The city Of Richmond and county Of Hen
rico under the primary plan, have this day
csuvasSed the returns for senators, aud APP
pend the following result:
II. 4. H G. Il. Bo- W'na. LOv-
ktRsOg, hannah. enstetE.
Jr.
cUanT Csy GT G'a@%qs Gf sSs $Ss sSS2 sS ssS
l.se5 1,0s6 1925
II. A. Atkinson. Jr., and William Loyen-
stein having the highest number OF votes
each In the aggregated votes Of city and
county, are hereby declared the nominees
OF the COnseTvative-DemOcr party for
the Senate for the Tbirty-fiith senatorial
district, composed OF the city OF Richmond
and county OF HenricO.
j. BELL BIGGER,
Chairman Of City Committee.
j. Il. BROADDUs,
Chairman Henrico county.
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MEATS AND PROVISIONS.

COG EICHEL & SAELZER cOe
OZOs beg leave 10 Inform their friends OZO,
and The pub Is generally that on THURSDAY
MORNING, September Is, 1881, they wili.ortn
tner due aud lew establishment, NJ he cpfner "
seventh and Broad streets. with ffesn and we'll.
assorted supply Of MEATS aud PROVISIONS OF all
Kinds. The new estAbiiskment will be kept open for
lhe benefit OF our customers curing ard also alter
market hours.
on commlssien. EICHEL sAEf ZEE.
626 Broad strse..
Nr. WILLIAM j. BURKE Is with Us, ana will De
pleased 10 see ms rrlends. fe l3-3t
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ROyERwRoUGnT AID FEEBLE NERVES are
quieted, digestion promoted, aud the system
strengthened BY the LIEBIG CONPASY's renowned
COCA BEEF TONIC.
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OK BOARD STEAMSHIP OLD DOMINION, !
Gnnfonnhnr - 1891


September II, 1881.
At a meeting OF the eXcursionists CON-
prising the chief engineers and representa-
tiyes Of fire apparatus and supplies 1t was
unanimously
Resolved, That we tender oGr sincere
thanks to Captain Walker and his able off,
GERS and assistants for the kindness and gen.
tlemanly conduct shown us for our comfort,
instruction, and benefit on our trip from
New York to Richmond, Va.
ReSOiCed, That a copy OF these resou-
tions, duly signed, be presented to Captain
Walker. JAMES Ii. LLOYD,
Chief Engineer WATERFOWL, n. Y, Chm.
A. G. HENDRICK,
Chief Engineer n. III. +. D.;
JOIN A. BENNETT,
Chief Engineer, Cleveland, o.;
DANIEL T.. BENEDICT,
Chief Engineer, Newark, n. j..
Committee, aud others.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Ofiietai Vese for Senators for Rich
mond aud Henrtco, and Delegate
fcoTa HenrIeO.
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NJ. ELLYsos CO., advertising agents. insert sd-
yerisements In all Of the newspapersof the United
states 1t gnblishers rates. Orders left at the Dts-
patch eosn,ins-rocm win receive prompt s,tsD-
ten,
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SURELY AS THE BIRDS IN sPRISGrDiE, come
natures demand Tor that most potent remedy for
all bilious troubles-TARRAET's sELTZER APERI-
m
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IRISH AND CANADIAN 0AT-MEALs at CHRIS
TIAN 4 WHITES.
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rRePICFRUIT LAXATIVE.

TR0ftO-tN NChh HAAAAAs hs
pREscRIsED ny PHYSICIANS.
TR0PIC-FRUlT LAXATIVE,
PsgrARHD FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND
PLANTS
A DRDtCoUs AND REFRESHING
FRUIT LozENGE,
vnoFsERvEs THE PURPoSE'OF
PILLS AND
D,SAGREEABLE PURGATlvz1
MEDICINES.
T2oPIC-FRCIT LAXATIVE
is THE
BEST PREPARATION IN THE WORLD
FOR
CeEEiPATfON, BILIOUsNEsS. HEADACHE,
FluES.vsND ALL KINDRED COMPLAINTS.
Eacts gently, effectively, and y delicious to take
Cousius tie system thoroughly, 1t imparts vigorto
r.riaud bod7, and dispels melancholy, hypochon-
era, &c. cEB TRIAL coSyINcEs.
PACEEO ~ BRONZE TIN BOXES ONLY.
Faee,25 and 90 cents. Sold by all druggists.
.'tmy S-deodtNhl0, 1921
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&irltmond lisaatth, !
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ia, 1881.

ss- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DESPATCH
Is tARGCR THAN TUE C0MBTNEp CIRCtJ.
LATloN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS or THE CITY.
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A. j. RAun. Secr.tnrY.
MONEY TO LEND.

MONEY TO LEND AT LOWEST MARKET
RATES uDOp city or country real estate ~ large or
| small alnouDts.
FIVE HUNDRED FARMS FOR SALE Cali or
wri!e for catalogue. II. l.. STAPLES & CO,
| an 2O.lm HOB Main street.
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CHLORINE STROSTIA WATER. warranted "a
cure dyspepsia. at CHRISTIAN a WHITES.
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FIREMEN, ATTENTION.

READ OF. PROCURE, AND USE HOP BIrTERs
aud you will be strong, healthy, and hsppy.
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peeRY DAVtSs PAIN.KiLLHR is not new,
.,,,s teneay. For forty years It has been In con-
80, -; ssd those who 'tsve used II the Longest
a., is l.s, fsteuds.
,uoceSs is entirely beoeuse OF It's merit. Every
..a, ,A..fd have a bo;ue ready for use. Much
ID, ,,s hssyv doctors ellis may often be saved by
,,.-p, sspnoa,lop OF The PAIN.KlLLER. Un-
n, nos; medicines ISIS perfectly safe even N the
80 "a chAd Try It once thoroughly, and IL
:, srcve It's value. Sfogr druggist has 1t at 25o.,
so,. ana f. per bottle.
FERRY DAVIS & SON, ProprletOrs,
,t l-ecdgNc1 Providence, K. ].
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JAS. MACDoUGALL, lOk A. NJ, notions, &C.
Il. Il. CHAFFIN a Co, 10 A. NJ, nice household
and kitchen furniture, AZ residence OF Mr.. ". F.
Atkins. No. ll5 wet Main street.
A. Z. H0LLADhY. IL A. M.. tue farm known as
"Ceutrsl PiaIns,n three miles from Richmond
on the Heprico turnpike.
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No. / and EXTRA MESS MAcKEREL, In kits.
w. ID. BLAIR & Co.
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wKsrPnALIA HANS at CHRISTIAN 4 WHITES

NEW LOT KEY WEST CIGARS.
w. u. BLAIR 4 co.
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oe G.. John (N. r. Nees SAYS:
fte,c cngn fS aches, yslint, sores. etc. 2 is the
o. fessl,.,.'e1 remedy We know or. No family
80 - 4 Si'SOai eo'Iie Of !. Tor single hour'
So S....s.,,s nc innsti lstsndtch
Eron uS ~. ts alsxac Elects, aud kRSi5 Il 10 be
- af,ie'e. -
n gb,ni ,h rfaSseS ..,,,a:a .,-
Aild 49, -, - q healing rtmedy for wounds,
2 ',s w = s,,sRrrs, yaldosn, Ga ssys:
", " =, ,Sosesa SO all bruises and cSvns'
= u W ADAMS. Saco, Me-;
~ s..,s ne mrciiste Teliei'
Z. INV s's ,ssrs' ssc a never has failed me.
lr nv NtchoNdlle. y. ", says:
". 49, y. ~ % N.ktL LLER frtuuenty. IL FeliereS
~, - spa sortEesS aud heaS wounds Ike magic.
:. s...,,.e -, i.5 =, srd tYirIis ft has noequal.
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SC. only for a picnic CIGAR.

alt NEVER FAILS NE WHERE INDICATED,
and It's purity and perfect combination renders II
invaluable" says the distinguished author and
scientist Dr. Tuio :. Verdi, Of Washington, ID. c.
Commissioner Natlooa Board Of Iealtbl Of the
LIEBIG CoMPANY's ARSIcATED EXTRACT or
WITCH HAZEL. Cures Piles, Salt-Rheum, Rheu-
matisn, Periodical Pains OF Females, Catarrb, Neu-
ralgla. Sold IN dfty cents and dollar sizes.
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SAVE MONEY oy having your Trintina doneat
DISPATCH PRINrISG-HoUsE Good work, los
prices. and satisfaction guara-oeed.
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Entered at The Poss-OVnee at Rlchunond, Va. as
seccndLelcss matter.i
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOz To-DAY.-For the Mid.
ole Atlantic States. fair weather, variable
winds, mostly westerly, stationary barome-
Ter, ana stationary or higher temperature.
THE WEAVER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy aud pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: @ A. NJ, 60; ;
A. NJ, ass noon, Sc; p, NJ, 81; G p.
NJ, IS; midnight, 73.
Mean temperature. GOT.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

H1- On all sales OF Real Estate made between ths
LIST of January and last OF June The taxes for the
all sales made between the LIST of July and last OF
the year the taxes have To be paid by the seller.
This custom was adopted about fifteen years ago
by all the real estate agents In Richmond, aud ap-
plies TO Richmond and yicinty.l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-13

CANNED GOODS Of every description.
w. ID. BLAIR 4 Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-13

BASE BALL.--The game yesterday dter,
noon bet geen the Hayerly and Richn ond
clubs was witnessed by large audience
and was finely contested. The best OF feaS'
ing prevailed. The following Is the score;
Innings.
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FINEST ROE BrnRmes " CHRISTIAN e
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Picnic CIGARS, Sc.