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A New TOBACCO C0MPAsY.-Mr. j. b.
Pace has sold his tobacco factory on the
east side OF Twenty-second street, fixtures,
and goodwill. to Messrs. Esberg, Bach
man & Co, of New York and San Fran
cisco. and their associates, for $4,000. On
the 1st of January the purchasers will form
a Joint stock company, in when Mr. race
will be a stakeholder, and viii conduct the
business on a larger scale than ever before:
Mr.. Pace expects to continue In the leai
trade. in which he has been largely en-
gagged for several years, and therefore dld
not sell his large storage warehouse on the
west side OF Twenty-second street.
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ing gunpowder. The propitious seasons
during the months attending the early
growth OF the birds caused hundreds OF
them 10 be raised, and as a matter OF course
the fields and woods abound with them
now, and daily resound 10 the crack OF the
huntsman's breech-loader as it deals death
and destruction to the birds.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

pf On all sales of Real Estate made between ,he
LIST Of January and last Of June the taxes for the
present year have o. be paid by the purchaser ON
all sales made between the 1st Of July uad last OF
the yo1r the taxes have 10 hc paid by the seller.
This custom was adopted stboat fifteen years go
by all the rel cstlte agents In Richmond, aud zp
plies TO Richmond and yIcnity.l
JAS. mACDOUGhLL.1 1Ois \. NJ, furniture. cloth
ing. &c.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, 4 +. W.. brick dwell-
Ing at the southeast corner Of Byrd and FIRST
strCcis.
}. THOMPSON BROWN, Z. NJ, commission
cr's sale cf q large brick house aud ten vacant
lots on Th'rty-nrst and Thirty-second streets.
J. THOMPSON BROWN, 1 l.. NJ, grantc-front
store No. 1893 Main street, between Fifteenth
and seventeenth streets.
JNO. p. LAUGllTON. JR.. 4 p. 81, catalogue sale
Of valuable llW-boOks. Sc.
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A Brilliant Marriage. marriage Of
Mr.. Robert Wood and Miss Hannah Cole,
at the hospitable old Virginia residence Of
Haley Cole, Esq, her father, on Tuesday
last, was an occasion that witnessed the
conSummation of many hopes long fondIy
INDUCED and the bringing together OF an
unusually large aggregation Of lovely ladies
and Chesterfield gallants. No young cou-
pie in the whole county could boast OF more
attached orappreciative friendsthan "these
IVAN" " thus made one flesh. The ceremony
was followed by many warm, earnest, heart
felt wishes feryently expressed by assem-
bed friends for long life and happiness TO
the newly-wedded pair. Then followed
one Of those characteristic entertainments
peculiar to Virginia and Nirginians, I'm
which the feast OF reason was followed by
the llOw OF soul in rarely-enjoyable proper
tions. Mr.. and Mrs. Wood will reside at
their residence, on the BrOadrock road,
about twelve miles from Manchester.
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To THE CoSsuMPrIvE.-WuBoR's COMPOUND
OF Cop-LIyER OIL AND LDis, without possess-
ing the very nauseatng favor OF the article as
used, Ia endowed by the Phosphate Of
Lime with a healing property which renders the
OIL doubly eficacious. Remarkable testimonials
OF Its efficacy can be shown. Sold BY A. B. VIII
BoR, Chemist, Boston, and all druggists.
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Cry Nnuemher % 1as

CITY, November %, 1881.
Messrs. Editors: We desire 70 call atten-
ton Of the proper authorities to the dan
gerous hole in the pavement on Seventeenth
street between Main and Franklin. This
has been reported at least a dozen times in
the last six months. +. GALLAGHER.
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and cool.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, A;
9 a. NJ, 45; noon, 4G; p. NJ, As; 6 p.
NJ, 36; midnight, 30.
Mean temperature. 41t.
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Briefs and Personals.

The Planters National Bank yesterday
received and put in place in their vault a
burglar-proof iron safe Of the latest and
best make. They put in also new iron
yault-door, remarkable for strength and
mechanism.
Chief G. W. Taylor and 3lr. Hates, SUI
perintendent OF the fire-alarm telegraph.
yesterday tested the boxes and wires, and
found them in good condition.
Mr.. j. A. Phillips, Ct the Ho!ifar Record,
Is in the city in the interest OF bis paper.
The sample-store OF J. II. Capers, No.
1923 Cary street, was also broken into We'd
nesday night. The thieves forced the front
door open. Priyate-Watchman William G..
Toler frightened them OFF before they were
able TO accomplish much.
Mr.. James VI. Page, proprietor Of the st.
James Hotel, entertained his friends at 4
Thanksgiving dinner yesterday. The bill
Of fare embraced the most tempting yiands,
dellcately tempered by wines Of the rarest
vintage, which were dispensed with genial
and whole-sOuled hospitality. The occa-
sion was full OF pleasure to both guests and
host.
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The COLD WAVE.


OSE
THE WEATHER TELLS OF THE NE-
CEssiTy FOR
PRICE WARN WRAPS AND OyBRCOLTs.
We are prepared and call fresh at
oNLi' tention to our makes, claiming po-
,itiye superiority In material, trim
ming, and make,
WITHOUT INCREASE OF PRICE.
We are Lot afraid Of comparison,
but rely upon your judgment TO sus-
tain our own belief, that we offer you
lOlS THR EEsT-MADE CLOTHING
10 be found 10 the city
AT BOTTOM FIGURES.
A. sAKs Co,
STRICTLY OSF-PRIcE CLoTHIERs,
sTHEkH 1918 Main street.
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Twin cure entirely the worst form Of Female
Complaints, all ovarian troubles, Inflammation and
liberation, Falling and Displacemen:s' and the
consequent Spinal Weakness, and is-particularly
adapted ~ The Change Of Life.
II will dissolve and expel tumors from the uterus
Is an carly stagc Of Development Thetendeney to
apeerous humors there Is checked very specdilyby
Il use
Il removes faintness, aatulcncy, destroys all
craving for stiuulants, and relieves weakness oil
he s,omaeh. II cures Dloating, Headaches Ner-
,ous Prostrauon, General Debility, slecplessness,
Depression, and Indigestion.
That feeling of bearing down, causing pain
weight. and backache, is always permanently cured
b, jis us II will at all times and under all circum-
stances act IA harmony with the laws that govern
The female system. For the cure Of Kidney Com
pl,ints Of either sex this Compounds unsurpassed
LYDIA T.. PINKHAM's VEGETABLE CON-
POUND is prepard at 239 and 235 Western ave-
nue.. Lynn, Mass. Price, 81; six bottles for IS.
sent by mail In the form Of pills also In the form oil
ozenges on receipt OF price, 81 per box for either
Mrs. PISKHAH freely answers all letters of In
curry. Send for pamphlet Address as above.
Hention this paper.
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An ALLEGED RoBBER ARREsTED.-Buck
spotswood, a colored factory hand, was
arrested yesterday by Sergeant Matthews
and Officer Lamkin, of the First precinct,
on two warrants sworn out by Oihcerr
Baker, charging him with breaking ana
entering the premises of John Murphy ana
Peter Euker, and committing larcenles
therein. These robberies, 1t VIII De re-
membered, were committed about a week
since The officers in executing the war
rants found in Spotswood's possession a
double-barrelled shotgun, which was sub
seouently identified by w. j. Anderson,
colored shoemaker, as his property, 1t
having been stolen from his shop about
month since. Spotswood says he purchased
the gun Of Lucien Davis (colored), who is is
now confined in the city Jail. The matter
will be Investigated in the Police Count
this morning.
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Church Services. The thanksgiving SER
vices in Meade Memorial church and in the
Methodist church yesterday were quite
well attended, considering the unfayorable
state Of the weather and the fact that Man
chester people have not yet attained to q
full appreciation OF the virtues OF such OBJ
servances. All OF the churches Of this
city will be decorated at Christmas, and
the services win be Of the joyous and
solemn character beftting the occasion.
MancheSterians may not understand or
realize what is meant by q formal call for
Thanksgiving, but they do know, appre-
ciate, and always enjoy Christmas.
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Thanksgiving Dinners addition to q
number OF thanksgiving dinners occurring
here yesterday, in which roast beef, plum
pudding, and turkey figured. several Of our
city officials and prominent citizens visited
Richmond and were the guests Of Colonel
Joseph l.. Darlington, OF the Exchange and
Ballard Hotels, where good cheer and warm
welcome, as well ~ Green Seal. Widow
Clicquot, Napoleon Cabinet, turkey, terra
pin, etc., Were abundant. These citizens
of the Free State had never before crossed
their legs under more hospitable mahogany
than they did yesterday.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
The Late pcachy n. Grattnn, ESQ.

A meeting Of the bench and bar OF Rich
mond was held yesterday morning at the
Court OF Appeals TO take action in regard
10 the death OF the late Peachy r. Grattan,
Esq., for many years reporter FOR that
court.
At ii O'Clock the meeting, comprising
nearly the entire bar OF the city, was called
10 order by Colonel ii. G. Cabell, on whose
motion Judge Joseph Christian, OF the
Court OF Appeals, was called TO the chair,
and Mr.. James NJ. Matthews appointed Sec
retary.
Judge Christian, after briefly stating the
object Of the meeting and paying beauti-
full tribute 10 Mr.. Grattan's worth a. man
and excellence and ability as lawyer, ap-
pointed the following gentlemen commit
tee TO draft suitable resolutions:
Messrs. Robert Stiles, w. W. Crump,
Robert Ould, w. w. Cosby, Thomas j..
Evans, John II. Guy, ii. G. Cabell, James
Pleasants, James Caskic, X. III. Steger, t..
Y. Cannon, and r. G. Scott.
The committee retired, and after few
moments consultation presented pream-
bic and resolutions expressive OF the high
appreciation in which Mr.. Grattan was
held by his brethren OF the profession, and
the deep grief occasioned by his death.
The preamble and resolutions were pre-
sented by Major Stiles, the chairman Of the
committee, in a feeling and eloquent adj
dress. and were unanimously adopted, and
ordered to be spread upon the records OF
the Court Of Appeals, and the Circuit,
Chancery, and Hastings Courts OF the city.
After appropriate remarks by Colonel
Thomas J. Evans, Colonel II. c. Cabell,
and General George W. Richardson, the
meeting adjourned.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, generally colder wea-
ther, north to west winds, rising barome-
ter, and fair weather.
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SUPREME Court OF APPEALS.-FrOSt rs.
Wyatt. Writ of error awarded to iudg-
ment OF the Circuit Court Of Hanover
county, rendered on the 23d OF April, 1871.
Buchanan's administrator rs. Morgan.
Writ OF error refused by all the judges TO
the judgment Of the Circuit Court OF
Smyth county.
Alexandria and Fredericksburg Rail
way Company rs. Alexandria and Wash
ington Railroad Company. From the
Circuit Court Of the county OF Alexandria.
Affirmed, Judge Anderson delivering the
opinion. Judge Christian dissenting.
Leakc's executor and ais. rs. Leake, and
Leake and ais. Us. Lcake and ais. From
DEGREES OF the Chancery Court OF the city OF
Richmond. Affirmed, Judge Staples de-
livering opinion.
Pairo rs. Bethel. From the Corpora
ton Court OF the town OF Danyille. Re
yersed, Judge Burks delivering opinion.
Weddings eXecutriX Us. Bradley.
From the Corporation Court Of the town Of
Danyilie. Affirmed, Judge Staples de-
livering opinion.
Campbell as. Bowle's administrator,
from the Circuit Court OF Frederick
county. Affirmed, Judge Burks deliver
ing the opinion.
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hiONGl CAV iabs
Ifyou would cut this advertisement out and keep
II always in your pocket-bsok 1t would be equal to
money 10 you, rs money saved IL money made; and
money can positively be saved by buying 25c.
Breakfasts, Dinners, and Suppers al LANES Mo
DEL DiNISG-ROOMs, No. 322 north seventh street
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PERSONAL.

NOTICE.-Th is 10 certify that have
" this day appointed WILLIAM r. TUCKER
as my agent n stall No. 3, Second Market, o. buy
and sell for cash only.
ROBERT W. TUCKER.
RICHMOND, VA, November "a, 1881.
=
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At Centenary church yesterday the Meth
odist congregations OF the city united in
service. The exercises were
conducted by the pastor, Rev. =. A. Peter
son. The SjGth selection OF the Methodist
Hymnal was impressively read by Rev.
John Harmon, and was followed by fer
vent PRAYER. The entire assembly then
arose and sang "Praisc God from whom
all blessings low" The 103d Psalm was
then read by Rev. w. G.. Starr; after
which the congregation united in singing
the 92ith hymn, select composition OF
Charles Wesley, containing the familiar
lines.
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MARRIAGE OF Mr.. SELDOM TAYLOR AND
Miss BROwN.-Mr. ii. Seldom Taylor, the
wel-known real estate agent, and Miss
Sallie, eldest daughter OF Rev. A. q.
Brown, d. D.. pastor of the Clay-street
Methodist church, were yesterday united
in marriage by the father OF the bride, at
his residence, No. IA west Marshall street.
The presents to the bride were numerous
and elegant. Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor left on
the train yesterday evening for an extend
ed northern tour.
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POLICE COURT.-The following eases were
disposed OF yesterday:
Sarah Wilson (colOred), drunk and dis
orderly and violently resisting the police,
was Jailed for six months in default OF
surety.
CASTOR Austin (colOred) was fined $40 for
being drunk and disorderly and resisting
the police.
John Jeffrey (colored) was fined 80 for
being drunk and disorderly and trespass-
ing on the Richmond and Danyille Railroad
Company and resisting the police.
Frank Taylor was fined g for being
drunk.
Mildred James (colored, ,..disorderly in the
street. Discharged.
Joseph Sullivan (colored) was fined $3.50
for being disorderly at the Chesapeake and
Ohio depot.
Virginia Creasey (colored), charged with
feloniously breaking and entering in the
nighttime the dwelling-house Of Anna RO-
binson and stealing S32 belonging TO the
Silver Stream, No. 10, United Order OF
Time ReformerS. The evidence not being
sufficient to convict, the accused was dis
charged.
William Brown, charged with cutting
and wounding Julia Brown with knife,
was required to give surety for his good
behavior.
II. NJ. Winston, charged with breaking
into the dwelling-house OF o. II. Chalkley
in the nighttime and stealing one coat OF
the value OF S25 from f. II. Chalkley. The
ease was continued till to-day, and accused
committed to Jail.
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A CARD.-We respectfully roIGeet the trade 10
call at our store, llO9 east Main street. and ox-
anime key West" Cigar We have iust received.
We claim t 10 be the best and cheapest genuine
Key West Cigar ever offered on this market.
- La Modestl is the brand.
w ID. RIAIR A 90.
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SMALL HAMS, cured In Orange county, Va, can
be bought OF JosEPu NJ. BLAIR, S26 Main street.
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CITY OF RICHMOND, November 81, 1881.
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRE-
IN SENTs That have this day made NJ. A.
CLARKE my agent to carry on Che BAKING
BUSINESS IN the city Of Richmond 10 buy and
sell for CASH ONLY.
no 22-2ws X. II. TURNER.
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ROOTS, SHOES, &c.

IL YOU SUFFER WITH <SNx
/ HEADACHE from cold feet geies@--Ss, - :,
You pair OF those fUR-LiNED ALLiuAio'
ShOKs.
GRNTLEMEN's DOUBLE-SOLE BOOTS ana
SHOES In all the styles;
LADIES' CONMOS-sENSE and CORk-sOLE
weather;
BOYS. MIssEs' and CHILDREN'S SCHOOL,
SlIOEs in more styles and better makes than
ever shown before;
GESTLFNFN's CLOTH-TOP, sILK-LINED,
PATENT-IEATHER CONGRESS CATERS
for fall dress;
LADIES' SLIPPERS In all the styles for evening
and dancing purposesi
TRUNKS, SATCHELs, YALIsEs, BAGS, &C
j. A. GRlGG,
h023 Tenth and Main streets.
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THE EMULSION OF CoD-LvER OIL prepared by
PURCELL, LADD & co. Is palatabIe and pleasant
10 take.
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ARCHITECTS.

A RcHIrEcT'
CHARLES II. READ, JE.,
OFFICE No. 70l FIFTEENTH STREET, NoRTu-
WEST,
(Opposte Treasury Department, Washington,
ID. ca
SCHEDULE OF CHANGES: Regular rates adopted
by the American Institute OF Architects.
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No family should be without LYDIA f. PINK
HAMS LIVER PILLS. They cure Constipation
Baousness, and Torpidity Of the Liver. Twenty
I've cents pcr box. Sold by all druggists.
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Promenade CONCERT TO-NIGHT.- An adj
mirable opportunity is afforded the lovers
both OF classic and popular music to crafty
their respective tastes in the concert to-
night at the new armory, corner OF Seventh
and Marshall streets. twill embrace both
vocal and instrumental selections, and be
presented under the capable direction OF
Professor c. c. de Nordendorf. A num-
ber of our best known professional and
amateur musicians have volunteered their
services on the occasion. The programme
embraces many fayorite numbers. The
Monte Maria fair will be in progress during
the concert. The latter is for benevolent
purpose, and the admission fee, which is so
small that but few will be deferred from
being present, goes to increase the regi-
mental fund
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WANTS.

WANTED, A FIRST-CLASS COOK
w for small family. A good home and libe-
ral wages FOR one who give. satisfaction. Gail,
with references, at Office No. north Eleventh
street. no 25-3ts
WANTED, A YOUNG GIRL ABOUT
w HALF GROWN % attend two small chil-
drcn. white girl preferred, and one who wants
good and permanent home. Call at $40 Park
avenue. no 25-3ts
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DAMAGES FOR OVERLOOKED PREMISES on
SEVENTEENTH STREET.-The Circuit Court
has been engaged for the past three days
i'm trying a series OF suits instituted against
the CITY for damages to sundry citizens
owning property on the west side Of sey-
cnteenth street, south OF the point at
which Venable street joins sevent enth.
growing out of the flooding OF their prenll-
ses from back-water III the seventeenth
street sewer.
The allegation Of the plaintiffs was that
bv reason OF the connection Of the Nena-
bie-street sewer with the Seventeenth-street
sewer i'm 1880 the latter became unable TO
carry off the water which in seasons Of
heavy rain was poured into the culyert un-
der Seventeenth street, and that in conse-
qucnce the water was forced into their eel
lars. 10 the injury OF the houses and the
Inconvenience and loss OF those who in
habit them. The damages laid in each case
was $500. and considerable testimony was
taken. showing the amount OF the Hood
ing. the character Of the water thus cast
upon the property, and the responsibility
of the city for the injury complained OF.
The Jury rendered verdicts against the city
in each case, giving damages at various
amounts from $40 to SO, according TO the
extent Of the injury.
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LOST. sTRAYED. AND STOLEN.

TAKEN UP, ON THE GROVElz=ty
L ROAD, in the turnip-iold Of the sub-iX-
scriber, RED-AND-WHlTE COW. The owner
viii call and prove property, pay damages, snd
take her away. j. q. BEATTIE.
no 22-3t
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RICHMOND, VA, November Is, 1891.
rINE nIr IEIEn AG ENEII

RICHMOND, VA, November 10, 1891.
HAVING QUALIFIED AS EXECU-
Il TOR OF FRANK DENINF, deceased, no.
cc T. hereby given % all persons indebted TO said
cstlc 30 come forward and settle: ana all persons
having claims against said estate are requested TO
present the same, properly proves. -
no l6-eod6t JOHN e. SIIAFER.
EXECUTORS' NOTICE.-All persons
H having claims against the estate Of MARY ".
PRIDDl, deceased, are requested 90 lay them
before Commi isslOner james VI. Matthews, at his
Office, in Shafcrs building, n the cty Of Richmond,
with legal proof Of the same, without delay.
GEORGE ID. WISE,
". w. COSBY.
Executors Of the will Of Mary y. Priddy, deceased.
no 23-3t
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n. ELLYsoS & Co, advertising agents, inse,t sd-
sertisemenisin al Of the newspapers OF the United
States at publishers rates. Orders left at the Die
patch couDting-room will receive prompt sttcn-
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CHRIST CHURcU

Thanksgiving services were held at thi,
church last night. The rector REV. Il. +
Jackson) delivered an interesting discourse
appropriate TO the occasion.
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DOLICY-UOLDERS IN THE PRU

L DENTAL DEPARTMENT OF TIE LIE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF VIRGINIA re-
siding east OF Ninth street are Informed that du
ring the sickness Of Mr.. Caskie their premium
payments must be made at the Office II the COM
pany, No north Tenth street. or to Mr.. CLFM-
MIIT, the superintendent of the Prudential De-
partment. JAMES ". PEGRAM,
no 23-lm feCrcfary.
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DE. c. ". BENSON'S
SKIN-CURE
g. Marrantca 70 cure

YDIA L. PINKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
IS
POSITIVE CURE
FOR ALL THOSE PAINFUL COMPLAINTS
AND WEAKNESSES so COMMON
TO OUR BEST FEMALE POPULATION.
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3itllmond 0ispatrI,.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 25. 1881.

,sSs- THE CIRCULATION or THE DISPATCH
II LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCI'-
nnNNnioN OF ALL TIE OTHER DAILY NEWs-
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
Entered at the Post-onicc at Richmond. Va, as
socond-class matter.I
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.-Mr. Yelling
ton Goddn. real estate auctioneer, has sold
within the past few weeks the following
real estate: Tract OF 90 S7-l00 acres in Hen
rico couty, two and half miles west Of
Richmond, with the Improvements there
on, 81 ,525; lot on the north side OF Leigh
street between Third and Fourth streets,
with neat brick cottage thereon, - by $50
feet to an alley, S2,23O; square Of land in
Henrico county, in Adams's addition,
bounded by Twenty-secOnd and Twenty
third, Q and Il streets, $50 feet, at Sl.20 per
foot, S792; square OF land in IIenrico
county, in same addition, bounded by p,
o, Twenty-frst, and Twenty-second streets,
$50 feet, at S1.G0 per foot, sl,05G; granite
front store on the south side OF Main street,
occupied by Mr.. Samuel Binswanger, be-
tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets,
fronting % feet 11t inches, running back
100 feet to an alley % feet wide, $3.50;
lot on the southeast corner Of Cary and
Nineteenth street, fronting A feet, run
ming back 10l feet TO Water street, S4,400.
Total, S16,753.
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WHEN COD-LIyrR OIL Is wanted, nse the Emul-
slon prepared by PURCELL, LADD 4 Co.
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HoP BIrTERs puriaes the blood and remCyei all
pimples aud eruptiOns.
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SAVE MONEY by having your prrting done at
the DISPATCH PRISTISC-lioUsk. Good work.
low prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.