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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-07

The WATER QUESTION EXPERTS TO Go
Up THE CANAL.-At the meeting OF the
Council conference committee ana others
Saturday night Colonel Cutshaw, Colonel
Whitcomb, and Maior Myers were request
ed TO make an examination OF the imme-
diate sources Of our wsier.supply, and TO
report at the earliest practicable moment as
TO the best means Of utilizing the same. II
was expected that they would 90 up the
canal on Monday. but Colonel Whilcomb
was called away from the city on important
business. and Major Myers bad an urgent
engagement, so nothing could be done Mon
day. To-day Colonel Cutshaw and Major
Myers will so up the canal to Boshcr's dam.
Mr.. SheritiS, the photographic engineer OF
the railroad company, has been asked TO ac.
company them. They will leave Eighth
street on an engine at o'clock. The con-
ference committee intended 10 meet this
morning. but will probably now defer a
meeting until the engineers have returned
and are ready to report.
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THE WEATHER The weather here yes
terday was partly cloudy and warm. Al .
O'Clock p. NJ. the thermpmeter registered
$50.
Reports from along the line OF The Alle'
ghany road received up to $40 O'Clock last
night were as follows: Wiliamson's, wea-
ther partly cloudy and warm; Buchanan,
cloudy and warm; Lybchburg, cloudy and
warm; seottsvlle, east wind, partly cloudy,
and very warm. River from six to eight
inches higher than on Monday ana stlil
rising slowly.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The PRIHARY.-The Conservative pri
mary election for the nomination Of sena-
tors aid delegates takes place tomorrow in
this city and the county OF HenricO. All
persons Offering 10 vote must show that
ihev have paid the poll-tax for the year
1880.
The City Committee have ordered the
printing Of The usual certified list OF voters
who paid the tax up TO September 1St.
Those who paid after that date must take
their receipts TO the polls with them.
The polls will be opened at sunrise and
closed at sunset.
The Madison Ward voting-place will be
at Charles W. Aliens carpenter. shop, on
Seventh street between Main and Franklin.
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DEATH OF ABsALOM SwINEFORD, ESQ -
Many Of our citizens will be p1ined to hear
of the death OF this e>timable gentleman.
Mr.. Swineiord was born on the 20th OF
March, 1917, In Union county, Pa. He was
admitted 10 the practice Of law the day after
be was twenty-one, and married the follow
ing CAY. He became the partner OF his
faI&er-iu-law, John Lashells. who was at
that time the most prominent lawyer OF
Genital PENNSYLVANIA. For nearly thirty
wears Mr.. Swiueford continued the practice
o. The law at New Berlin, Pa. At different
tiues during that period he became the edi-
tor OF the family newspapers knewn as
I" The Good Samaritan" " and " The Fdmiy
Presbv!eriGn." lie was for years a
contributor to many of the religious
aud secular papers throughout this cOuD-
trr. In nothing, however, was bis life so
completely taken up as in the Sunday
5, roOi work. For twenty-five years ne
was the superintendent OF large and
flourishlng union Sabbath school, composed
OF the children Of five different denomlua-
tlons OF Christians during which period
be became the author OF number OF sum
day-schOol books in prose ana poetry, now
10 be found in Sunday school Libraries all
over the land. Thinking that his Master
could be best served in this way, be was Tor
the last ten years an active sunday-school
missionary in Illinois and the northern part
of Pennsylvania. organizing Sunday schools,
holding Institutes. and delivering lectures.
II was while serving in this capacity that
the useful and devoted life OF this active
Christian gentleman, filled with good deeds,
was terminated. Many Of our Sunday
school teachers and scholars will remember
him and his addresses during his winter
visits here.
He leaves a vile and two sons-Howard
Swineford. Esq. so well-knOwn as one OF
our prominent insurance agents, and Ed
ward Swineford, now with the 81. Louis
Bridge Company and Tunnel railroad, st.
I,ouis Mo.
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PEOPLE VINO WILL TAKE BOARDERs DU-
RING THE CRNTEsSIAL.-The Council Com
mittee on Hospitality, desrous Of ascertain
ing the names and residences OF all who
will take bosrders during the celebration at
Yorktown, request private families and
boarding.house keepers 10 report al once TO
their clerk, Mr.. William II. Pleassnts, No. 8
north Eleventh street, stating the number
which can be accommodated and the price
per day. A full list OF all those reporting
win be kept, so that strangers coming into
the city may be assigned without delay or
srouhIp
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MoRE FLOUR FOR BRAZIL.-The British
steamship Rhenbna, Captain S. J. Rains,
which arrived at West Point on Monday
from New York en- route for Brazil. cleared
from the custom-house yesterday, having
taken on -four for various ports, as follows I:
700 barrels for Para. 1850 barrels for Per-
nam buco, and 1900 barrels for Bahia T;
total, 1850 barrels, shipped by the GaIego
Manufacturing Company, and valued at
S37800. This only embraces a portion OF
The Rbenbina's cargo, the remainder having
been taken on at New York. Her tonnage
is 2,46S tons, and crew twenty.nine men.
She takes out also some 6fty or sixty pas
sengers.
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seDgers.

BRIEFs.-Dr. Pbilip Taylor,
who has been absent from the city for some
time, has returned.
Rev. j. Il. Tyler, OF Seventh Street Chris.
tian church, IS confined 10 his house by
sickness. o.
Captain William j. Hallett, OF Boston,
Mass assistant secretary Of the Yorktown
Centennial Association, arrived in the city
last night, aud will remain here to assist the
secretary, Mr.. Il. w. Winchell.
Assistant Treasurer Tinsley is preparing
for the next grand jurya list Of persons
who have not paid their license taxes for
1891
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FIRE LAST NIGHT.-The alarm turned In
from Box 3 about 1890 O'Clock last night
was caused by a slight fire at LipscOmb's
stable, on Fifth street between Marshall
ahd Clay streets. A kerosene lamp ex-
ploded, setting fire to some straw, but the
flames were extinguisbed before any dam
age was done. The iremen turned out,
but their services were not needed.
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A BIG ORDER.-Mr. John b. Davis yes.
terday received from Thurbcr Il Co., New
York, telegram saying that they could sell
ten thousand cases OF bis corn (new pack
ing), and asking "Must we do itI" Mr..
Davis answered "Yes." This is an order
Of extraordinary magnitude. and shows
how highly appreciated Mr. Dayls's elnned
goods are
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TIE MISsTRELs To-NIGHT.-Tbe appear
ance Of Barlow, Wilson, Primrose Il Vests
Mammoth Minstrels at the Theatre tonight
has been looked forward 10 by the boys
with almost the same anxiety that the com.
ing OF the circus inspires. II is unquestion-
ably fine company, and will give great
satisfaction and fun. The Theatre will be-
yond doubt be d 6led TO overlooking, and
from The sale Of seats yesterday Il Is appa.
Ient that many ladies will attend.
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Meeting OF RICHMOND AND DASylLLE
RAILROAD COMPANY. The call for meet
ing Of the stockholders Of the Richmond
and Danyile Railroad Company on the 10th
instant has been Withdrawn, and a notice
Of called meeting for the 7th day OF Octo-
Der proxImo is published in our columns
this morning,
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on,rrlpAr1vr wEEKLY MoRTALITH.
sepl'r @, sept'r 4, AUG. ~, sept,r 8,
1879. 1880. 1881. 1851.
". G; v; g; ~ 3; w e

Mean temperature for the week ending
An0ust 27th, $50 81; mean temperature Tor
fIe week ending september 80, $50 A%.
Amount OF rainfall for The week ending
A gust 9th, O.0Q inches; amount OF ralnih
for the week eHaing September So QUO
lnch,ss ,ooo
Ro<e: /: Population. as per census 1851
whIfe. 37.97i; coiSred, 26,699-total, Si.-
eT0s Rate Of mortality OF whole popnla'
lion was 1920 per 400 per annum. Ka.e
90 mo,faltty OF white population was lhog
% per ZOO per snnum. Rate OF mortality Of
coIored population was St.O4 per LOO per
aBnum, 80. ,o., -,vh,te AZ
900 eolored, 20, 6,sOO--.to $1,000.
--r n. aso .aded 10 popuia lion ps per ssnsg 10
con.,dered . mcagre allowance ieF we loaa"S
population Of our si'y'
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POLICE CoUrr.-Thefo following cases were

POLICE CoUET.-The following cases were
disposed OF yesterday:
Joseph Wooten (cOlored), charged with
stealing twenty dollars from Richard Hud-
nall. The offence having been committed
in New Kent county, the Police Justice de-
cided that he had no jurisdiction, and COM
mltted the accused to Jail until he could no.
tiiy the authorities Of New Kent county.
Joseph Smith tcolored) was fined g 30
for bei0g drunk and disOrdery.
Mrs. Simon Esgan, assaultlng and threat
euiug 10 beat Margaret Walsh. The evil
dence showed that there was bad blood be-
tween the parties. They were both placed
under bonds TO keep the peace.
Albert Langledt, avlgrant and suspicious
character, was jailed for thirty days in de-
fault OF surety.
Napoleon i. Haynes, assauting and beat
ing his wife and creating a disturbance, TO
the annoyance OF the neighbOrs. He was
committed in default Of surety for six
months.
Daniel Wilkinson (colored), assault and
battery, was fined s..
Alex. Wilson and Mary Towns (both CO.
lored), charged with fighting at the Rich
mond and DanYile Railroad dep0.. Wilson
was fined s. and Towns 81 80.
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hetng the Initials Found TattOood
ucea the Arm OF "a Distinguished
Prisoner In Richmond Jail.

Is he Merritt! Well, Very Likely; at Least
the Initials Upon his Arm so Indicate, aud
he Ought TO know-The Man OF Multitude
nous Wives is Compelled 10 Submit 10 an
Examination which Identifies him as "a.
T. M" Man who Served n Term at AL
bany-The Prisoner 20 be Before the Police
Court This Morning. New and IntereStShg
Points.
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ACCIDENTALLY SHOT-Captain George
Clifford, son Uf Captain n G.. Clifford, acci'
dentally shot himself at his residence Mon-
day evening while oillng a loaded pistol.
The ball struck the inner side Of the left
leg, and passing down, it is thought, lodged
in the knee joint. DR.. Farrar was called in
and rendered surgical aid, but could not
find the ball.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS. &e.
| CARD TO TnE PUBLIC.

most respectfully beg leave 10 announce 70 ny
frlends that as the fcni0r mem'Tr OF lhe old nfm
ef Lyme y Brother, AZ owing 70 me efAln oi my
the city snd resume toe REAL kSiAIs htlpi-
MSS In al ils branches, aud viii not Ds sue to
open an ofhee until an.r fhIDAi VIC s.gm e 80,
femb4r-,hst bel0R tbe.dsy on which The cfhc sbd
good will of tRs Old stand Of X. u. Line. d.csAesd.
will b4 so c-and Will be pleas, serve all OF iiechi
patrous promising TO iesye nothing nndege to pro-
mote the iaierest Of all VT shall sutfust me win
tbelr business, and hatier myself from long rkp'-
rieuce IN said business nj De aOs 20 give enih.
satisfaction In the future a. 10 lse past. .
7.2t VIII LIAM II. Lyle
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LAST EXCURSION TO SrAUSroS.-On satur-
day night next Il Is announced that the last
excursion OF the season VIII be made 10
stanton, so that those who would take al.
vantage OF this cheap rate for running on
TO the mountains should not forget that the
train leaves the Chesapeake and Ohio depot
at 9:3O O'Clock. Returning, The excursion
lists will leave staunton at 0 O'Clock on sun
day night.
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Mr. William II. Lyme announces tina. he
has returned TO the city aud will resume the
real estate business in all Us branches. Mr.
LYME was for several years member OF The
firm OF Lyme Il Brother. aod Is well aud T."
yorabIy known here. His long experience
in the business warrants the belief that ne
will give satisfaction 10 all who may entrust
their business 10 him.
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4 TfENTION is INVITED

n,a. SUPERIOR BLANK BOOKS
ete se AtSsr estabiishn1efs The best paper perfect
as'ilssk, hn0 durable binding.
%, n,s1f s,.s. BLANK BOOKS can always be found on
III = EEisJlNC Of an kinds neatly oHe--NEG0TIA-
EY,rif.9S if9S flAlk EOFkf, DRAFTS. bills OF
DrtnnsAnSEf BONDS. BLANK PROXIES,
tnntbAs.kS % az the Banks' and other BLANK
- s,tATi0NkRY or ALL KINDS at wholesale and
WOODHOUsE a PARHAM.
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rCO BOARDING.HOUSE X EEP ER >
L AND HEADS or FAMILIES WHO lNTkAD
10 BOARD Vl-lTORs DURING THE cENi'tS-
NlAL.-The COaDcii Coinfalues on H0spitpiiN
seS OF all parties VINO will take bosrfers Cu1nx
The selebraiisn AZ Yorktowr, would rqaesi pflyste
families well ~ those whc t0ep eRnar bosrd.nx-
suisss No report al once IL Mr.. WILLIAM n.
PLRAsANTS ,ihs committees ctrk. at No u0fi n
Eleventh street. slatIug the number which eau be
actOln mOdsted aud The price per day.
4 nun list OF all those reporting wsl he kept .
Ibat strangers comisg into the ci,y may b. assigned
without Delay Or trouble.
~ order Of tse Committee.
WILLIAM n. PLKASAHTs, CLERK,
So 7.i2t No. north Elsventh strrei.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, 70; /;
A, M,.S4; noon, 81; z. NJ, 95; p.
NJ, 90; midnight. so.
Mean temperature, 81.
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CoLDEN's LIEBiG's LIQUID EXTRACT or BEEF
AND TONIC INyIGoRAToR will sustain the body
without the abolition OF solid food, and Is now re-
commended by The best physicians for Fever, AEue
Dyspepsia, Debility, &c. Ask Tor CoidsR's-tdks
no other. or druggists geeeialy
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RIcHNoNp RAzAAR. 1o A. VI. hnr,es. r.hl.
EXITING

NOTICE. - The undersigned. holding
~ holding more than one tenth OF the capital
stock Of the RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
ROAD COMPANY. hereby give notice that meet
isK Of the stockholders sf the said company Will he
held at the oidce OF the company, IN the city OF
Richmond, on The I'm DAY OF OCTOBER,
PROXtM0, st IL s'clocs Y.
WILLIAM L. CLYDE,
GEORGE W. PERKINS,
r. n. LOGAN,
JOSEPH BRYAN.
JAMES ~. DOOLBY,
WILLIAM II. PALMER,
JOHN r. BRANCH
RICHNoND. va, September q, 1881. Sc It'd
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BoSzs. STATIONERY. &c.
PUBLIsHED THIS DAY.

LEADING AND PeACTICE IN TIE COURTS
~ CHAACtRY. by X. II. Barton gNoluue
~, snlhor Of CivllEaw Practice, which hashast
~ Matthews. auil0s Of many valuable legal
b., says: II caD2ot fpeak too highly OF Mr..
ad,4.@ aS.@ s6; or $3.50 Interleayed With paper for
aSsso j. W. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
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LICENSF-TAxES.
oMs14a,EN,s DREss an AsxING.

FAMILIES WISHING TO HAVE
a a flEeT -CIaIt4s CHILDREAeS DRESS sMAktNG
s.ae siA end lady skilled m the artat 10 lOb
east e1rsiAl nreet. Sc Tile
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PERSONAL.

DHILIP TAYLOR. NJ. d., HAS kE.
il TUENEDTOTRE CITY. once. 7ls tEAaA'
Liz STREET. Pacslee limited TO rfE sno BAN
fe 7-lts
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, fair weather, winds
mostly south to west, lower barometer, and
stationary or higher temperature.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Fs- On all sales OF Real Estate made between tho
lst Of January snd last OF June the taxes for the
present year have 10 be paid ny the purchaser. on
all sales made between the LIST OF July and last Of
the yesr the taxes have 10 be paid by the seller.
This custom was adopted about hfteeu years AGO
by all the real estate agents in Richmond, aud ap-
plies TO Richmond and yiclnty.l
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. NJ. horses, yehl-
cles, &C,
W. GODDIN, l z. NJ, ir-Isiee's sale OF valuable
stable property, Nos. 1929 and 1881 Franklin
street. between 1hireenlh and F)ur.eenth
streets.
JNO. T.. LAUGHTON, 10 A. NJ walnut psrlor
suit, diniDg-ro0m furniture, carpets, dc.
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ReorganiZsd for the season Of 1881 So IYsry-
thing new. novel, refined. aud elegant.
curling criticism aud defying competition, We
submit 10 the verdict OF au enlightened press ari
a discriminating pu lie.
SCALE OF PRICES: Orchepra hD)r and dress
ctrce, 75c.: famiy-cifcle, Soc; gallery. 20c.
reserved seats, sl-to De had at Theatre ami RAhoS
3 MOSES 6-Zs
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ROUGH on RATS"

The thing desired foand AZ last. Ask druggists Tor
Rough on Rats. It clears out rats, mice, roaeheS
files bed-bugs. lbc. boxes.
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ExcURsIONs AND PIC.NiCs.
EXCURsION TO BALTIMORE AND
IA NEW YORK.
BUSINESS AND PTRA~URE CONFINED
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.

GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
EXCURSION TRAIN VIII leave the Dsnville
depot at Richmond, pfd York River railroad, ou
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER l3, 1881,
Al $40 O'Clock T.. M. arriving at Baliimofe &c \.
NJ mex dJy. in time Tor New York train.
Baggage checked through.
Fare to Bait more and return (ficket good for tea
daysl "a Fare "a New YORK aud retuin tteket
good for fifteen daysL rtz5O.
The unfe rsgued will SCARE 10 prins or exlsrs ID
render this the most pleasant fNcursi0l ~ the sea-
son FOR businessmen and tourists. 1ickei and inr.
Their Information can be had OF H. 7. Aasms. ho. ~
Fourteenth street; : Il. Perdu0, No. 2lO3 tTirxin
street; G. r. Johnston. 9lS Miin street; q. A. Der,
riaD. seventeenth and Nalu sTetts. kichm0n1i ssh
X. Frank n bis. sycamore stree, Prirrsb Va
Sc 3 90 PERDUE ADAM>. han0gfgs.
CCOTTISH GAMES AND PICNIC.
y HE NINTH ANNUAL CELEBRATlON
OF THE
RICHMOND CALtDDNiAN CLUB
WILL DE uELD Az
WEST POINT
on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER IL, 1881.
For further particulars see posters.
au21-suA WiSei2
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OH. WHY WILL you let that invalid friend suffer
that HOP BITTERs will 50 certainly cure.
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CANNED GOODS Of every description.
w. D. BLAIR & Co.
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BASE sE,BALL.-The game Yesterday after
noon between the Maryland Club, OF Balti.
more, and the Richmonds resulted in de-
cided victory for the latter. The game for
some innings was closely contested, and in
favor OF the visitors, but soon the Rich.
monds rallied and outplayed them at all
points. Below will be seen the score:
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M. ELLYsoS Co, advertising agents. insert at
vertisements In all OF the newspapers OF the Untee
states at publishers rates. Orders left at The DIG
patch counting-room VIII receive prompt agtep-
tI0n
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aOARDING.

DOARDING.--MRs. GERTRUDE MA
I'D HOOD, hayias taken tbe spacious aud u -
saati, .lo<sled hoase No. IL north sixth stree :.
tueen hain and Frsnklin. can aeeymmcd dste te. =
families vita BOARD snf ftEAsASt hyow's
DAY BOARDEks WANTED wt -
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IF THE sUFFERKRs FROM PREMATURE BALD
MSS but knew II, the tonic qualities OF Quiuine
are a specific. In no shape can it be used more
agreeably than In j. q v. ATEISsoS's Qninine
Hair-L OtiOD.
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CHLORINE srRoNTA WATER, warranted so
cure dyspepsla az CHRISTIAN WHITES.
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~ o 4 &c 4.

RICHMOND, Va, August / o, 1881.
THE ANIMAL bEErING OF THE STOCK
HOLDBRS OF THE RICHMOND AND WESP
POINT TERMINAL RAILWAY AND WARE
HOUSE COMPANY will be held at IL NJ, SIP
TENDER 3. 1881, az The Office or the pany,
No. / 1903 east Main street. Richmond Va.
=. VI. LOGAN,
au 2O-id Wee. President.
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RICHMOND, VA, august ls, 1881,

A MEETING OF STOCkHOLDEKSU Of
IN THE WESTHAM GRANITE COMPANY OF
VIRGINIA will De held AZ The Office OF the company
on THURSDAY the 2Zd day OF Sept smher. 1881,
for The election Of Board OF Directors aud for The
Transaction Of other business.
X. SNOWDEN ANDREWS.
Trsasurtr, and StockhOldcr representing m0rc man
one fourth of the stock OF The Weshsm 6ranlte
Company Of Virginia. an lS-tSe23
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D Iotal
Ea5n6ad:.:.:: E1iTlaaSi SISIdI2IfI2IsIslGI e
UmpiIe, w. l.. Graves.

UmpiIe, w. l.. Graves.
This afternoon the second game between
these clubs will be played at Base Ball
Park. The Marylands have telegraphed
for another pitcher, who will be here for
this afternoons game.
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No. I and EXTRA MESS MAcKxREL, 10 kit.
VI. ID BLAIR 4 Co.
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AMUSEMENTS.
DICHMOND THEATRE.

DICHMOND THEATRE.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPrEMBER 7ru.
/. Tire Acme OF Art
2. The Pinacle Of Fame.
3. The summit Of Refinement.
A. The Peoples Choice.
5. The World Famous.
BARLOW, WILLOW, PRIMROSE VESTS
MAMMOTH MlNsTRELS.
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CDlTORS DIsPAINH' Having ON

,loITORS DISPATCH: Having an
H. ..a,rss rnyself candidate for the House OF
n eoa.S S1 an vcr 10 the query OF Many Voters
ptk Ss,,ff q he 9Th instant would state the
" w w rrSpose parsuing n eltcted. AIN no law
e,ei ~ ,slira irics S;or bal were a member Of
ltt;s. rrsi,Tniiy- ch CnpiOn Of risht, DUTY. and
shess,'i she cont be proud Of the profession. | am
~ yolse al the many, not the will aud talk DI
10. ,he rVs = . strihrtiOu OF legislation so rAl
lsN sNmspitV noi kltsSed hy riches may feel and act
" 1850 an tuierest Ga The welfare ef the CITY and
80. Md, rae hce0S,s and taxes. enabling the
etingnlen 10 iocs here; legislation 10 encourage
- s".f,r immigration: that the great natural re-
So. III our STATE NAV Ne more rapidlv developed
. tne cor city charter: al public oicsTs of this
-, ,ith sslsry exceeding al coo should he elected
tss',ee nerpir: sud an IA favor Of educating the
sses for Inc proteClOs Of AL kcnesi talent, even
80 covered bv the bnnoss hat, that 10 may be al
r.wfd Ia arOw witE hope sud pride.
Respectfully.
s7lls JOHN HFLLYARO.
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LIoUoRs Of all Ginds for sale low.
W.D. BLAIR a Co.
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BASEBALL.


DASE BALL.
MARYLANDS TOP BALrIMOEEl
vs..
RICHMONDs,
At Base Ball Park. TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY,
september 9Th and 1tb, AT L. NJ. AJmisig1, -
cents. ~ fAt
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NKw LOT KEY WEST CIGARS.
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RYE FLOUR, "GRAnAM" Flour, at CHRIS
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