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FINANCIAL.

CURsAPEAKE AND ONO HALLWAY Co.,l
OFFICE or SECOND NiCE-PRESlDENT.
RICHMOND, VA, May Ia 1881.
NOTICE TO THE HOLDERS OF Tue
~ VIRGINIA CENTRAL rex CENT. BONDs:
THF CHESAPEAKE AND ONO kAlLW J
JCNk. lssl. upon Their prvsen'aton at lhe olncs
of the company IN the ely 81 Riehmono nav pa, ~
al al the Oubtindlng NYRClNlA CEN NIkAL
the 0etd Of trust from said virginia Central Rail-
load to Lyons, Fry and Macisrand. trustees.
Interest on SAID Bnnds viii be stopped as oil sara
Ifot cay Of June, 1891 -
WILLIAMS G. WICKHAM,
1S.tJuD Secoud wee President.
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A CHANCE FOR PROFITABLE INVESTMENT
Messrs. GRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS will to-day offer at
auction, for John l.. Bacon and James Alfred Jones,
rus eeH. over two squares OF land on or near the
extension of Fronknn street westwardy, which
must IN the near future be IN demand for building
lots. An investment now promises large returns
H..
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Church Notes.

At the Monumental Episcopal chuch Sun
day morning DR.. Armstrong repeated, by
request of his vestry. bis sermon from these
words, "By HIS stripes are ye healed"
There was large congregation present,
and this interesting sermon was listened TO
with marked attention. The able and elo-
quent manner in which DR.. Armstrong
handles all his subjects has given bin a
reputation at home aud abroad as one OF
the best pulpit orators IN the State. A col
lection for Domestic Missions was taken up.
There was no service IN the afternoon.
At Seyenth-Siree Christian church SUM-
day morning the pastor, Rev. J. u. Tyler.
preached as usual, and two were received
into the fellowship Of the church. The
church was closed at night.
AT the First Baptist church the pastor,
Rev. j. Il. Hawthorne, ID. D.. having re-
turned from the South, preached morning
and night TO large congregations. In the
morning communion was administered, and
the right.hand Of fellowship was given 20
one.
SUNDAY morning was the anniversary OF
the connection OF Rev. II. Ii. Pitt with
Nenable.Street church as its pastor. The
sermon was appropriate TO the occasion, and
the report of work accomplished during
the year gratifying and encouraging. AT
night the usual services were neld.
At Pine-Street Baptist church Rev. j. b.
Hutson preached morning ond night. and
at night one was received into the fellow
ship # the church.
At Clay-Street Methodist church preach
ing morning and night by the pastor. An
amount of money sufficient for the improve
lnent of the chapel and Iecture.roOm OF the
c1urch was raised.
The usual Sunday services were held at
the other Methodist churches.
At the Fourth Baptist church (colored), at
the morning service Sunday, the ordinance
OF baptism WAS administered TO tfty-nine
persons. The revival which has been going
on at that church for The past five weeks i
still in progress. About one hundred pew
members have been added to the church
since the revival started.
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A PRETTY DRIvE.-One Of the most plea
SAINT drives around the city is the Richmond
and Henrico turnpike. which leads out
from the north end OF Second street. BY
this evening drive one avoids having the
sun in his face, and the road is IN excellent
canliti9u.
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ILLNESS OF DR.. WINFREE.-Rev. DR.. d.
b. Wiofree, of Chesterfield, formerly pas
tor OF the Manchester Baptist church, was
taken suddenly i'll Thursday afternoon al
his residence, near Coalfeld, Chesterfield
ard has since been very i'll. He is suffering
from congestion OF the lungs, and his con-
dition yesterday was not improved. DR..
Winfree has many friends not only in TINS
city but elsewhere VINO will be panied TO
learn Of his Illness.
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OFF FOR DASvILLE.-To.d day, by the noon
train, nearly all the Episcopal ministers ano
Law delegates will leave for Danylile.
The Danville railroad will sell cheap TICK
els 10 Danyile and return. 10 enable per-
sons TO attend the meeting.
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LECTURE BY Hon. JOHN w. DANIEL
Hon John w. Daniel. Of Lynchburg, will
deliver bis lecture entitled "The Iron
Horse" at Mozlrt Hall on Monday night
next. Major Daniel is too well known in
Richmond to need any word OF commenda-
ton, and scores Of our citizens will receive
with pleasure this announcement OF his
lecture.
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IIEpre CoMpAyY's COCA BEEF TONIC

Professor f. VI. Hale, auhor " Materia Medica
New Remedies professor at Chicago Medical Col
lege, recommends COCA for bad taste IN The mouth
flrred and coated tongue, dryness cf the mouth
on waking, debility OF the digestive organs, coic'
constipation, Intellectual urging 10 stool, and nat
uency. at Is superior 10 any tonic have used or
prescribed" lays Professor Hale. Beware OF worth
less limitations.
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ROYAL ARCANUM ENTERTAINMENT.-An
entertainment will be given at Ellett's Hall
Friday night under the auspices OF Vir-
ginia, Union, and Mccarthy Councils oi
ROYAL Arcanum. There will be public
Initiation OF candidate and addresses by
prominent members OF the order.
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COMMENCEMENT ExERCisEs.-The COM
mencement OF the Virginia Medical College
has been arranged for June 18th. at Mozart
Hall. Mr.. James N. Dunlop VIII deliver
the address 10 the graduates,
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die States, local rains and partly cloudy
weather. northerly TO eastery winds, be-
coming variable during Tuesday, rising ba-
rometer, and no change In temperature.
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TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE.


rRESCRrsHp by PHYSICIANS.
1'RoPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE.
PsrPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND
PLANTS,
4 DELICIOUS AND REFRESHING
FRUIT LoZENGE,
WHICH SERVES THE PURPOSE OF
PILLS AND
DlSAGREEABLE PCRGATlvE
MEDICINES
TRoPIC-FRUIr LAXATIVE
ISTH2
BEST PREPARATION IN THE WORLD
FOR
CONSTIPATION. BLIOCSNESS, HEADACHE,
PILES. AND ALL KINDRED COMPLAINTS.
Iacis gently. effectively. and is delicious TO take.
Cleansing the system thoror glly, 1t impars vigor to
Mind and body. and dspes melancholy. hypochon.
dr.a. etc. ONE TRIAL CoNYINCEs.
PACKED IN BRONZE TIN ZONES ONLY.
Price. rs and 90 cents: sold by all druggists.
imy 3-dcodtMhl0, 's2J
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy aud pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, 67 ;
0 A. NJ, 20; noon, rs; =. NJ, so; p.
NJ, "a; midnight. 81.
Mean temperature, 70s.
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CIRCUIT COURT.-The regular May term
of the City Circuit Court began yesterday.
The entire time Of the court was taken up
in hearing and dispOsng OF garnishee and
attachment cases. The jury was adjourned
over 10 II O'Clock to-day.
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$4,000 AwARDED.-"I was so sick and low
spirited that thought | would give anything TO
get we'll and If any one had ensured me The good
health produced by using SIMMONS LIVER REGU-
LAToR and charged me a thousand dollars, | would
willingly have paid It If had had it-in fact, SlO,-
900 would be worth less to than what II has done
for me. GEORGE L. BARRETT,
Macon, Ga."
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New Crop Teas. W.. D. BLAR a co.

Imported Clarei, bottled bv Us and OF superior
quality, at very low figures. W. ID. BLAIR 4 co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-17

SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRINTil:G-llousE. Good work, low
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-17

"HUB PCNCH" is delicious with Lemonade, hne
ice, soda, or milk. Have 1t ready for the welcome
or parting guest. Sold by all grOcers, wine mer-
cbants and druggists,
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rough ON RATS"

The thing desired found at last. Ask druggists for
Rough on Rats. IL clears out rats, mice, reaches
flies, bed. bugs. l5c. boxes.
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HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM,

HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM,
GIVES TO EVERY WOMAN
a FAIR, FRESH AVID
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION.
No matter how much it may have become i'm.
paired by nature or Otherwise, 1t makes the SKIN
PURE, SOFT and LIKE THAT Of YOUTH.
1t is not only ELEGANTLY PERFCMED, but II IS
In every way most perfect wash and a SPLENDID
LOTION.
Its APPLICATION cannot possibly be detected,
and is harmless as water.
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SIMMONS LIVER RYGrLArOR.

IF YOU FEEL DULL, DROwSY,
DEBiLlTATED,
have frequent headaches, mouth tastes badly, poor
appetite, and tongue coated. you are
SUFFERING FROM TORPID LIVER,
OR
"BiLIOUSNESS"
Nothing will cure you 10 spcedy and permanently
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
Ask the recovered dySpepjS, bilious snhertrs VIC
TINS Of fever and aRue, the mercurisI diseased pa
tient- how they n covered health. cheerful spirits
and good appetite--,hey will tell you by taking
SIMMONS LlVER REGULATOR,
purely vegetable toaic-altcrative and cSiharte-
andi perfectly safe 20 take in
ANY CONDITION OR CIRCUMSTANCE,
and docs not require say other medicine to be used
in connection with II.
III TAKEN OCCASIONALLY
ny
PERSONS EXPOSED TO MALARIA
gxin expel the poison and protect them from at
usk.
Ray only the GENUINE, in white wrapper, with
rsE. prepared only ty J. II. ZElLiN a co.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
ap 9-deods wtAu2o
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SUPERIOR ENGLISH BREAKFAsT, OoLoSG, anc
GUSPowpER TEAS at CHRISTIAN WHITES.
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CHOICE VIRGINIA HAMS at
CHRISTIAN 4 WHITES.
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Iauy. PLASTER. CEMENT. &c.
DOCKLAND LIME.

i,7i9 barrels FRESH KOGKLAND IlhE, flf, froin
the &c .ebfated COBB LIMF-kiLNS: 0aiy ehptc.so
pJDy owning all the nest limestone qnsffles w hnu
around Zoe and. their proGnct eanao' oe suIptssso
1y say liue coming FRO "a there. For sale low 'foih
dsek fy ROBERT WENDENBCkG,
so. SOC Naiu street snd IL fineenin street
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HI LIAE-3.000 barrels IRON the celebrates
'croekletl" :" Lijne.Kiins. This lime s'asds a. sh
aud "a, no sapsrior; 1000 barrels best Rosena ~
Hydraulic leulsDf: loo barrels Caieired PlA;ier,
Lsnd-fqasisr gTouId fresh every day from btst
Nova scoiis Lump, pat up % new isgs Spv MnS 'oi
prices. WARNER MOOhE,
foot Of seyentsepth street, south side DOCK
sp2s-Uel4
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AN OLD STANDARD Sc. CIGAR-none better to
be had at the price. Smoke them, and you win be
convinced.
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Buy only the genuine in white wrapper, with re
T. prepared only by j. II. ZEfLIS co.
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BOOTS. SHOES. DC.

EENTLEMEN'S LOW SHOES INHfft
VI CALF. CORDONAN, KID. GOAT R&N
MOROCt O. AND ENAMEL LEAIHERJ ~
LACE. BU TTOk. STRAP. AND CON-
GRE>S PUMPS. LOW-1IES, &C. -
LADIES NEWPOETs. L0M-BUTTON PUMPS,
SLIPPERS. SANDALS. sc
The largest line of MISSES AND CHILDREN :
SANDALS. SLIPPfR>, NEWPQR1~, FUMES,
&C in Ibe city. BDY>' styles IN LOW SHOES, Ia
KID aud CLOTH TOP>, 10 button aud lace.
TEUNks, VALISES, ~AICHELs RAG>: &c
j. 4. GRlGG,
myl5 fenu ahd Nam.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

NEW ORLEANS CIGARs.-Anotber supply Just
eeeiyed at CHRISTIAN WHITES.
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EUROP PEAN STEAMSHIP IfFf,
IL TICKETS. sbz<sz
EOR WASHINGTON. HrrTua :

THE POTOMAC STEAMBOAT COMPANY
ha; resumed the old and fayorle route
BETWEEN QUANTICO AND wAsHINGToN.
THE NEW PALACE STEAMER EXCELsI0R,
built expressly for this service, will make TWO
TRIPS DAILY except suDda,l In connection with
trains OF the Richmond. Fredericks burg aud PotO-
mae railroad. leaving Richmond az SIP A. NJ. snd
$40 r. NJ, arriving at Washington at l.. NJ ind
1890 T.. VI. -
CHARACTERISTICS.
Freedom from dust, view of the beaniful ani
historic scenery along the FAMOUS POTOMAC
RIVER passing in full view of MOUNT vERNON;
eleeanlly-served meals, grand msin saloon, superb
stser0nms, delightful bathrooms, hot and cold
water. aud all the complete appointments OF
strictly first class boat.
Fare from QuantcO to Washington titmi'edl, 81.
straight and round rio tickeIs between RichmOnd
and Washington at lowest rates at offices of the
Richmond. Fredericksburg aud Potomac railroad
ADD A. W. q ARBER'S.
GEORGE MATTfNGLY. Superintendent
VI. VI. WEIGH, Agenl, 1000 Main street.
my 10
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We have Just received large lot Of fresh Apol-
Inaris Water. w. d. BLAIR q co.
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IRON BsTiERS.
DROWN'S IRON BITTERS

Are highly re-'-- --
icpmmeuded for
la'i diseases re-
IRON BITTERSlQuirIng a Ger IRON BlIIERS
Tam and trl-
lclent TONIC. -
ATrue Tonic. lntcialiy DYs- Cure Dyspepsia.
lPFP>IA. md
iGESTION, IN
ITEEMtTTENT
IFEVER. Los
2 STRESGIH
WANT OF Ape
lTITE. LAX OF
IRON BITTERSt ENERGY. etc. IRON BlTTERS
Enriches the
blood. strength.
Compete ems The muscles For Dehcate
and gives new
life to the
S;reuethener NERVES. IHkT Feinales.
lACT LIKE a
lCHARM on thei
idigestiye G or
gans. removing
all Oyspcptici
lsymDtDoms.
TRY THEN.
IRON RITTERS Soln tV al drug IRON BIZ IEkS
gSt1.
Write for the
Snre Ann.ti,er 4 Il Book A sure Reyiyer.
SENT FREE.
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DhILAD ELPHIA, RICH. >SNN
4 M0Tn; ASD NoRToLk sTEaAM-sse.f4!
RIVER AND TIE EAST VIA FALL RIVER
THREE TIMES A wEEk.--Uptil fartter mo-
trfps, leaving Philadelphl. every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, aud Richmond
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and Sunday, eoa.
asctiag a, pniadeiph's with Ciydss 'sw ErsiAad
Line Tor Fall River.
Low EST RATES.
freight received daily Until s O'Clock Pm,
JAMES w. McCARR.CK,
General Sort.er Agent. Richmond, Va.
WILLIAM r. CLYDK Co.
General Managers,
no a. No. ~ s-~th whayvss. sniisasinhss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-17

see that all IRON BlTTERS are manufactured oy
BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY, and have cross
td red lines on the wrapper.
BEWARE or INVITATIONS.
GROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY,
Az l6-eodly Baltimore, Nd.
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sIssoLUTIONs q PARTNBaxHsps.


HO.PARTNERSHIP. The Undersigned
~ have this day formed CO. partnership under
the arm- name OF WALDEN RAGLANIj, for The
purpose o. CARRYING sn the MERCHANT TAILOR
ING BUSINESS Ia all It's branches, at No. 200
Our Mr.. Ragiand has for the last eightxer months
been cutting for Messrs. MeAdams & Berry, and
Mr.. Walden for himself for twenty Ave yesrs. SAT-
isfactlon guaranteed. 2. b. WALDEN,
MAY Ie, 1851. nv i7.aoa2a-st:
THE LIMITED PARTNERSHIP
i heretofore existing b.tween ANDREW J. MIL
aud GEosGE ". CHiLDs IS special partner, and
conducted In the city OF Richmond under the name
Of MILLER 4 NELSON, has this day been dis
solved by the consent Of all OF the partners.
Minss; is our 'saa.rsTs TEe iId ss.' this iys aay
ROBERT NELSON. sEALl
GEORGE w. CHILDS, isEtL.i
State OF Virginia, city Of Richpsnd--to toit:
l. TAZEwELL ELLETT. a notary public for the
city OF Richmond, In The State Aforesaid. certify
that ANDREW j. MILLER and ROBERT NEIL
son. whosa names are signed to the foregoing wri-
ting. bearing date the l3ih aay OF April, 1881,
said.
Given under my hand this l8,h iay Of April,
1881. TAZEWELL ELLETT, N.P.
State of Pennsylvania. city Of Phnads,phfa--
I,LEwIs CASSIDY, the subscriber. notary pub
ic for the city OF Philadelphia. In the state o
Pennsylvania. certify that GtORGE W. CBILDs,
Ing date the 3th day Of April, 1881, Acknowledged
the same before me In my city aforesaid.
-----, Gver uader my hand this 18Th
( SEAL. LEWIS CASSIDY,
'~-~-' Notary Pubic.
api7.6w
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9itllmond 1ispatth.
TUEsDAY...............MAY Il, 1881.

ss- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
,s LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCU.
LATioN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
Entered at the Posi-0fiice a, Richmond, Va, as
second-class matter.I
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4 j. MILLER HAVING PURCHASED
IA The interest of Robert Nelson and George W.
CbidS will continue the
SAW, FILE. STEEL, and MACHINE BUSINESS
at the Old stand, Nos. 1925 and 1929 Cary street,
under the firm name OF A. }. MILLER 4 co.
IA
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Observation-Disclosures. Nv. SPRAT.

CO-PARTNERSulP.-W. W. SPRAT-
" LEY, of the late firm OF Griffith 4 spratley. and
THOMAS L. HOWARD. late Secretary and Tret
surer OF the Richmond Railway Company. have This
day formed co-parinership under the style Of
SPRATLEY & HOWARD to conduct n GENERAL
PRODUCE COMMISSION BUSINESS at No. 1919
Cary street, Richmond. Va.
We respectfully solicit the patronage Of our
friends.
Mr.. SPRATLEY will be pleased 10 see and hear
from his friends and patrons OF The old firm.
W. w. SPRATLEY,
my THOMAS L. HOWARD.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

STRAWBERRY CRATES AND CUPS
~ FOR SALE.-I have on hand large supply OF
the above articles. which am prepared to sell at
manufacturers prices. J. II. SIGNAIGO.
DOYAL ARCANUM.-A PUBLIC EN-
III TERTAINMENT, under the auspices of VIR
GINA, UNION, and MCCARTHY COUNCILS.
will be held az lleits Hall. corner Fifth aud Mar
shall streets. on FRIDAY EVkNiNG NEXT, May
Goth, at 81 o'clock.
Public initiation Of candidate and addres, es. by
prominent members of the order.
Admission free. Tickets can be Ob.aired Of the
seventh and Main streets; r. T. Sutton. ll0S Main
street pr. j. +. Harrison, 2S18 Broad street; Will
liam III. Williams, corner Twenty-hfth and Broad
streets; [. A. Whiting. l43l Main street; W. j.
Mcdowell, corner seventh and Main streets +. A.
Barber. corner Tenth and Bank streets; Robert
Harold, 81 Broad street nv l7-lt
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WANTED, CANVASSERS, TO SOIL
w CIT for THREE NEW and FIRST CLASS
BOOKS Apply at llS touth sixth street.
my l7.ltt
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w AN r L D.

w
have $1,000 wish to lend at per cent. In
;cres, On city real estate. =, .,,.l,,,,,
tnVll lll3 Main street.
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WANTED, A GOOD COOK, WASHER
w and IRONER, without eDcumbrance. Apply
at oifics Of Gallego Mills, or at 623 north Eighth
street my 1879
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w AN -.

wv NTED JOHN +. RAGLAND
w wants his friends 10 inow that he has assO-
ciated himself with Mr. q. u. WALDEN. No. 209
north Fifth street, and guarantees 10 give as full
saisfac ion ever. both IN workmanship and price.
my l7,2Os22-3t
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TOR NOR FO LK, BALTi-StTs1s
MORE, THE NORTH, AND REGULAR Lang
INGs on JAMES RIVER,
ALSO
OLD POINT,
sMITHFiELD AND HAMPTON.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
THE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT sTEABf =
CITY OF RICHMOND
(csrrying United states mail.)
HTrGnpn Commando.
TOR NORFOLK, BALTI-efrN.


(csrrying United states mail)
Z.C. CLIFFORD. Commander.
caves Richmond every MONDAY, wEDNESIAg,
and FRIDAY At 8 A. VI. for above-nsned place,
c0nuecting a. Portsmouth with the Bay tine sane
afternoon which arrives At Old Point al 6:30 L 81,
aud al Baltimore next morning In fun time ior !
A. VI. train for Philadelphia, New York AMI Boston.
Returning the steamer leaves Norfolk TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, aud SATURDAY at q A. NJ, sr
riylng here about 4 L. NJ.
Var, 10 Norfolk nly................,.......t 90
Fare round trlp ny.......................... so
Fare 70 baltimore. on
Fare 10 Phtddrpbla Observation-Disclosures. 90
Fare 10 New iork................. ......... 10 90
fare 20 BOston.,.. - W
Through tickets on sale on stesrDer CITY OF Rieh-
mond and al CARRIERS Agency, 1000 Main street.
Baggage checked through.
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VIZ ANTED, TO RENT TWO OR
w THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS between
Fourteenth and Tenth streets aud Main and Lelgh
streets. Address " T. A. B." this office.
nv IL ltF
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WANTED, A SITUATION BY A
w YOUNG MAN who thoroughly understands
wOrk ing GOruOn, Universal, ana other presses. is
good baud on register work, having been employed
for q number OF years at one OF The largest label
printing establishments North. VIII work for low
my 4. llr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-09-28
THE NEW ADMINISTRATION.
THAT Attorney General MacV eagh say
About his Resignation.

WAsHINGToN, Sept. ~. Gen. MacVeagh
stated this evening that he recognized to the
fullest extent the propriety of President Ar
thur selecting as his confidential advisers the
gentlemen who heretofore have sustained re-
lations not only of personal good will, but
also of political sympathy with him. Indeed,
The did not think any administration could be
strong if there was any ground for suspicion
|or mistrust among its members. As soon,
therefore, as President Arthur had taken the
oath of office, MacVeagh said he had tender
led his resignation in writing. He had also
assured the President that his resignation
was not form, but a fact, and that he hoped
it would be convenient to designate his sue
|cessor by statement in special session. Mr..
|MacVeagh added tina. public grounds he
felt no difficulty in pursuing the course his
feelings dictated. The only political work to
which he attached any Importance this term
Twas the work of the administration of REFORM
Including, of course, exposure and relentless
pursuit of all plunderers of the public treas
Jury. If President Arthur engages heartily|
|and thoroughly in that good work, as he|
hoped and believed that he would, then heI
was entitled to the credit of doing it with the
Attorney General of his own selection, and
mot one and with one inherited from Presi-
dent Garfield. The Attorney General spoke|
livery kindly of President Arthur. and said heI
was sure the country would Judge him not
|only fairly1 but generously, and not by hid
selection of one person or another for his
Cabinet, but by the general policy of his