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Personal Explanation of the Inspect
ors at Public Warehouse, Richmond,

Va.
The following was read at the meeting
of The Tobacco Trade yesterday:
To the Tobacco Association:
We, as inspectors OF tobacco at the Pub
lie warehouse, governed by ld'c, have done
many things required by the rules oil The
Tobacco Association Of Richmond for the
peace and harmony Of the Trade which
were not required OF us by the law, but
which did not conflict with our duties
under the law-and all this, at additional
expense 10 ourselves, with perfect good.
wiIland pleasure-and have performedall oi
our duties faithfully, both TO the sellers ana
buyers of tobacco, TO the best OF our ability,
and with the satisfaction OF believing that
our efforts have been appreciated 9y the
ngblic and the trade generally. we are
truly sorry that the Trade has seen ilt 70
inaIig1lrate a scheme for the inspection OF
tobacco which conflicts with our duties as
inspectors under the law by which we are
governed as inspectors appointed by Tue
Governor. and we feel that by yielding
and dcputing our duties to their general
inspector and mis- deputies we would pe
violating the law and our oaths, and we
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CONSERVATIYE-DEMO'
IL GRATIS OF HENRlCOi

There will lie public speaking IN Henrico county
under the auspices Of Tie DANIEL ChhPAlGN
CLUB OF the 1hird congressional district AZ TIE
following times aud places
Al JONES's STORE. on the Brook turnpike,
WEDNESDAY NIGHT, November "a, ~ 3
AZ UARDIN's SHOP, Oh the Nino-liile road
rIIIPSDhY NIGHT, November 81. Il = O'Clock.
kfSMITUER'S STORE. on ue Mcchanlcsyille
turnpike, FRIDAY NIGHT November An, at .
AZ ANDERsON's STORE, on tie Cary-Street
road. SATURDAY NIGHT, November 5lb, at s
These meetings viii be addressed by Hon. c. A.
gohauusn. Hon. ". :. Gilman, Hon. James
Lyons. Jr Hon. :. B. VIII, Me-srs. James n. Dun
lop, 7. n. Page, John lluntor Dr. a. h0nteiro,
dates for the Senate and House Of Delegates, and
other distinguished speakers from the city and
county PEYTON WISE,
President Of the Daniel Campaign Club.
Z. c. MINOR, County Superintendent Of ne Con-
eorvattye party oc SO-tds
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Important Election Notice.

To Heads Of Families:
Heads OF families white and colored)
will please ascertain the names Of the male
adults who sleep upon their premises in
order TO be able to give the names OF such
10 the gentlemen who will call for them
and who will make out list for use at each
yoting-precinct. Persons challenged at the
polls should give their exact places OF resi-
dence, and those not entitled to vote (f any
such apply will be stopped in wrong
doing by the list and punished for attempt
at fraudulent voting.
J. BELL BIGGER,
Chairman City Committee.
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TAKE YOUR NAME off that delinquent list

THE JAMES RIVER RIsING.-There were
heavy rains here Sunday night and yester-
day, and the James river is rising.
The following are the reports from UP
the river:
LexingtOn-River has risen about five
inches in the last twenty-four hours.
Balcony Falls-River has risen about five
inches in the last twenty-four hours.
Buchanan-Riyer has risen about seven
inches in the last twenty-four hours.
Lynchburg-Riyer has risen about one
foot in the last twenty-four hours.
Scottsville-RiYer has risen about two
feet in the last twenty-four hours.
Columbia-The Riysnna river is rising
slowly.
Norwood-The Tye river is still within
its banks, rising very slowly. No danger
apprehendcd.
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Excitement Extraordinary.

The large bankrupt sale Of dry goods at
1907 Main street, opposite the post-olhee,
seems to be the great centre Of attraction
at present, owing, no doubt, to the fact
that the goods are all Of the finest quality,
and are sold for the benefit Of creditors and
at prices never before heard OF in Rich
mond. All those in search OF bargains in
drv goods should attend the large sale at
once, as such a chance may not soon occur
again. A word to the wise is sufficient.
Special accommodations provided for Ii
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PERRY DAVIS s PAIN-KILLER is not new
untried remedy. For forty years 1t has been In
constant use and those who have used IT the long
est are its best friends.
Its success is entirely because fits merit Every
family should have a bottle ready for use Much
pain aud heavy doctors bills may often be saved,
by PROMPT application of the PAIN-KILLER.
Unlike most medicines It Is perfectly safe even In
the hands Of a child Try 1t once thoroughly, and
it will prove It's value. Your druggist has 1t at
25c., 5Oe., and 81 per bottle.
PERRY DAVIS & SON, Proprietor,
sc l-eodtNol Providence, Il.
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FERRY DAWES PAHN-KILLER.
DERRY DAVIS'S VEGETABLE
PAiN-KLLER,
A NEvER-FAILING CURE FOR BURNS,
sCALDs, BRUISES, CUTS, SORES ETC.
AFTER FORTY YEARS OF TRIAL
PERRY DAyIs's PAIN-KILLER
STANDS UNRIvALLED.
1T is SAFE. 1T ACTS IMMEDIATELY
IT NEVER FAILsi
PERRY pAvrs.s pArN.KrLLER.

Editor of the st. John CV. H. Neios says:
In hcsh-~OundS, aches paius sores etc, X Is the
most efcctu0t remedy we know Of. No family
should be without bottle Of II for single hour.
From the Cincinnati Dispatch:
We have seen It's magic Effects, and knolo II 10 be
good article.
From I. :. PORTER, United States Consul at Gre
field, Rhenish Prussia:
After long years OF use ! am satisfied II is posi-
lively eficient as a healing remedy for wounds,
bruises, and sprains.
W. W. SHARPER, Naldosta, Ga, says:
IL Is panaceA for all bruises and burns.
From II. W. ADAMS, Saco, Me-:
IL gave lne immediate relief.
X. LEWIS says:
In forty years use II never has failed me.
W. W. LUM, Nicholville, y. ", says:
] use your PAIN-kILLER frequently. II re-
ifevss pain and soreness and heats wounds like
magic.
j. W. DEE says:
For scalds aud burns It has no equal.
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Personal.-Nr. Alexander Esston, OF
Texas, who has been on visit 10 bis rela-
tive. Mrs. NJ. A. Laing, OF this city, re-
turned thither last night.
The marriage Of Hillary Z. DuVal the
popular clerk OF the Hastings Court, and
Miss Matte f. Gary, daughter Of p. Gary,
sell worthy Of the store OF honor and re-
spect layished on her for many engaging
characteristics Of heart and mind, VIII take
place to-day at 3 o'clock at the residence Oh
the brides parents, corner OF Eighth ana
Decatur streets. The officiating clergyman
will be Rev. DIR. Woodward. Clerk DuI Al
having no deputy, viii have to spend his
honeymoon at home.
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W. GODDIN, 81 Z. H., trustees sale u larg
amount Of real estate on Church Hi, embra
c!ngnearly all Of tie square bounded by Twenty
ninth, ThlTtieth, 4, and 4 streets, and the
square bounded by Thirlietb, 7, ana U streets
JAS. MACDOUGALL, l0k A. h., at his anciion-
rooms, sewing g-inacLincs, household furniture,
etc.
W.H.LYEE & CO., AZ p. NJ, tw0-st0ry frame
dwelling GA north Twenty eighth street, be-
tween . and L streets.
GEORGE r.. CRAWFORD, 3 +. h, property on
Brook avenue and Monroe street.
L. b. COOK, 10 A. ~, $50 p. H., and 1880 p. H.,
the stock OF a New York wholesale importing
house. III store 1907 Main street.
r. Il. CIAFFIN & CO., 2 Z. H., ten acres Of land
with dwelling and hancoo me grounds, and out
buildings. on the Aiechauictylle turnpike one
aud half miles from tie city,
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CHICK CIGARS, sc.

DR.. William 6. Searle, Of Brooklyn, n. Y,
writing TO the Liebig Company, says: "The coca
Is great remedy. BY rs aid have cured case.
which could not be reached In any other way. |
can conceive Of many cases where your Coca
BEEF TONIC q combination Of the nutritiye ele-
ments Of the choicest beef pure sherry, Coca, and
from, will be highly desirable, and shall be happy
20 advise it, BE sure 70 get the LIEBIG CoN-
PASY's COCA BEEF TONIC, as there are fHudu-
lent limitations. Remember the LIEBIG COMPAEI
offers no cheap goods II offers only honest prepa-
ntions at homes, prices. II is Invaluable In dys-
pepsla, bli0usness, debility, and female suiferings
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was rainy and
warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY G a. NJ, G7 (;
8 A. NJ, GS, noon, GS; p. NJ, &C; p.
NJ, GA; midnight, G4.
Mean temperature, GO 1-6.
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TROpIC.FRUIT LAXATIVE.

PRESCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS.
LAXATIVE,
FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND
PLANTS,
A DELICIOUS AND REFRESHING
FRUIT LOZENGE,
WHICH SERVES THE PURPOSE OF
PILLS AND
DIsAGREEABLE PURGATIYE
MEDICINES.
TRoPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE
Is TIE
BEST PREPARATION IN THE WORLD
FOR
CONSTIPATION, BILIOUsNEss, HEADACHE
PILES, AND ALL KINDRED COMPLAINTS.
1t acts gently, effectively, and is delicious to take
Cleansing the system thoroughly, 1t imparts vigor
to mind and body, and dispels melancholy hypo-
chondria, etc. ONE TRIAL CONyINcEs.
PACKED IN BRONZE TIN BOXES ONLY.
Price, 25 and 60 cents. sold by all druggists
Imy 3-dcodtMh1O,S2l
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LARGE FLOUR-SHIPNENT FOR BRAzH.-
The American bark Gamaliel, 5G6 tons re-
gister, Captain David j. Anthony, cleared
at the custom-house yesterday for Rio Ja-
nciro with cargo Of 6,4O0 barrels Of -four
and 30 kegs Of lard, Of the total value Of
s53, ,567.59; -four shipped by the Gallego
Manufacturing Company. The Gamaliel
took on her cargo at West Point.
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Political Spedking.-Captain George d.
wise and Peter c. Warwick, ESQ., the lat
ter Democratic Conservative candidate loI
the House OF Delegates for the district
composed OF this city and Powhatan and
Chesterfield counties, viii address then
fellow-citizens OF this city on the issues oi
the present political contest at the court
house on Friday night.
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RICHMOND, october 29, 1851
UTILLIAM GREEN, &c~
w TS.
William Smith, &C.,
N RICHMOND ClIANCERY COURT
The following Is an extract from the uecree eh-
tered in this cause October 20, 1851: c,.,
ON motion Of said defendant Milnhm Slllll
the Court doth further adjudgo, order, anu deere
that A. he referred 10 Thomas j. Evans master
Commissioner Of this Court, 10 ascertain aha re-
mort 10 the Court az It's next term, VINO are enie
to the fund mdeD its control other than lh1 oIlsI
nal plsintlf thesald William Green III DIS ,. own
right and as administrator Of Martin Slaug,lef,
and whose claims, as hereinbefore fccltcu, nav
heen satisfied. And IN order that said master may
he enabled To execute this decree IL Is lnrtcr or
dered that he publish notice once week I1T i"i m
succcsSiye weeks I'm some newspaper puDlshSeu ,h
fhe city of Richmond warning the credltoIs ol bau
Wllliam Smith who claim 10 be entitled 20 lIIu-
cinate In the distribution Of said fund 10 Prov
their said claims before said master al snch tIne
and place as may be fixed upon by MN, ana Iha'
Ills suit WILL from the date Of this decree, DC pro-
secuted al their cost"
Tho norttes interested are hereby notlhed lnal
have axed on THURSDAY the lst day OF Deeeln-
her 1881 AT II o'clock N., as the tline. anu ~
oaice IN lie city Of Richmond, between MAIN anu
Hnk streets on Eleventh street, as tGe place oeAe
cute TIC io''so'''e THOMAS j. EVANS,
,c4,v Commissioner.
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House Burnt.-On Sunday morning
about 3 O'Clock the frame tenement on
Stockton street, in rear OF the resi-
dence OF Mr.. ID. Gary, occupied by co
lored tenants and owned by William
Hughes (colored), was discovered to be on
fire. and was finally, despite the exertions
OF the Alert Fire Company, who were
early on the ground, entirely consumed.
The house was Of trifiing value and there
vas no insurance. The fire was accidental.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, partly cloudy
weather, occasional rain, variable winds,
higher barometer, stationary or lower tenn
perature.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Efs~ On an sales Of Real Estate made between the
lst Of January and last Of June the taxes for The
present year have to be paid by the purchaser. On
the year the taxes have 10 be paid by the seller.
This custom was adopted about fifteen years ago
by all the real estate agents u Richmond, and AZ
plies 20 Richmond and ViCinity.l
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CITY COYsERvATIvE-DEH0CR COMMIT
TEE.-There will be an important meeting
of this committee tonight at o'clock. A
iull attendance Of members is desired.
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ocsO-2t
GOLD FOR CONFEDERATE BONDS.
WANTED, slO,oOO,oOo COUPON BONDS.

uniil orders exhausted, will pay $3.50 per
$1,000 for from $1,000 to s1'ooO'0o0 Of these
honds with all the coupons attached maturing In
1865 Except the one Cue January 1, 1861, and
since attached. The present demand Tor these
otherwise vaiueless securities Is 50 apparently
osuseless and likely TO terminate at any moment
Dat the greatest speed should be used In forward
ing the bonds. Send by registered mail at once,
and will remit by return mail check on Ne"
York Bank at the above rate. Those who prefer
can ship by express, G. o. D., with leave TO exam
inc. II by any chance bonds arrive after order Is
Exhausted. will return by next mall send to ad-
oi''' O''V'' RAPHAEL }. MOSES, in,
Attorney at Law,
6l Wall street, New York, n. Y.
&C 2q-d1w&wlt
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CONCERT To-NIGHT.-There will be a
grand concert at the Industrial Exposition
tonight, given by the Centennial chorus,
under the direction OF Professor c. L.
Siegel, assisted by Professor J. kessnich's
brass band and Professor de Nordendorf's
string orchestra. An elaborate programme
has been prepared, and the occasion will
doubtless attract large crowd to the
ArmOry building.
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Der the clerk OF the Hastings Court issued
. marriage-llcenses-5 white and color
ed--and recorded 2l deeds.
There were alarms OF fire turned in du-
ring the past month. In both instances the
fires were slight.
Coroner Ingram was called upon five
times during the month ending yesterday
to view the bodies Of persons who died sud-
denly.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done AZ
the DISPATCH PRISTEG-IlOUsE. Good work
low prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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HERNR's HEARTS OF 0AK.-The following
is the very remarkable plot Of this pathetic
drama, which will be presented at the
Theatre tomorrow night:
A ssior-miller, Terry DennisOn, when
young man, adopts an orphan boy and an
orphan girl from different families. When
they become grown Terry seeks the girls
hand in marriage, and she accepts il out OF
q religious feeling OF duty, when At the
same time she il the promised wife OF her
foster brother. After several years OF mar
ried life, and being blessed with one child,
Terry discovers bis wife's secret, and hur-
ries away to the northern seas with the in-
tention OF never returning. lie consigns his
wife TO the care OF his foster son, her lover,
and makes him promise TO marry her il he
Terry does not come back. In year or
so the news Of Terry's death comes to Mar
blehead, the scene sf the play, and after
five years the two young people marry.
While they are in the church, Terry, blind
and dccrepid, creeps into the church-ysrd,
meets his little child, and has an affecting
scene with her, barely escaping recognition
by the bridal party, and then is led by the
little girl to the home OF an old sailor
friend where he dies, but not before see
ing his wife and his foster son. Every
scene Of the play has been studied for stage
and scenic effect, and many Of the tableaux
are said to be the best the artist and stage
carpenter can produce, while the wreck
and the storm in the fr.t act are tbrillingly
realistic, and the moving mill-wheel in the
second is wonderful piece Of mechanism,
and the hOme-scene, the church-yard, and
the cabin Of Owen Gsrroway, with the mill
in the distance, are all brilliant pictures,
and deserve the applause they invariably
receive,
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HAGAE's MAGNOLIA BALM,
GIVES TO EVERY WOMAN
A FAIR, FRESH, ADD
BEAUTIFUL CoLPLXIoS.
No matter how much IL may have become i'm
paired by nature or otherwise, it makes the sKIs
PURE, SOFT and LIKE THAT OF YOUTH.
It is not only ELEGANTLY PERFUlfRD. but ~.
in every way most perfect wash and SPLENDID
LOTION.
It's APPLICATION cannot possibly be detected.
and is harmless as water.
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TAKE YOUR NAME OF that delinquent list.

THE TUEATRE.-Csllender's Georgia
Minstrels made their appearance at the
Theatre last night before 4 tolerably fair
audience, the unpropitious weather doubt
less preventing many from attending who
would otherwise have gone. 1t may be
said that the entertainment given last night
will compare iavorably with any other
minstrel performance that has been wit
nesse here this season. The singing was
good, the basso O.. Brown possessing n
voice Of remarkable depth and compass,
while many Of the jokes were fresh and
amusing. The old plantation artists,
Taylor and Reynolds, gave a very
fine representation of the humorous
Ethiopian, their dancing being par
ticularly good. Judge Crusar's speech
was one OF the best and most laughable
features Of the entertainment, and con-
tanned some local hits, which were greatly
enjoyed by the audience.
The performance concluded with farce
entitled "Aunt Pricella's Birthday" in
which the entire company took part. This
was a very amusing piece, and was proba-
bly, the best representation OF an old-time
plantation scene ever witnessed by Rich
mond audience.
The company will appear again tonight.
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POLTCE-COURT STATISTICS.

=
under the respective heads for the month
past:
POLICE-COURT STATISTICS.
During the past month the Police Justice
disposed OF 337 criminal cases, and tried
342 charges Of ordinance violation; on
criminal charges % persons were sent on
to the Hastings Court for indictment by
the grand jury, 81 persons were convicted
OF misdemeanor, and G3 were sent to jail
in default Of surety for their good beha-
vior. Fines collected: City, S522.50; State,
S106.5O; cost, SS75O-total, s6G6.5O.
cUsTOM-HoUsI STATISTICS.
During the month Of October three
American vessels cleared from this port
with oargoes Of -four, aggregating 1922
barrels, valued at S90,745. Seven foreign
vessels also cleared-fye loaded with -four,
aggregating 11,703 barrels, valued at
s93, 195, and two with cargoes Of lumber,
&c., valued at s7,343. During the same
time three foreign vessels entered loaded
with lump plaster from Kempt, n. s.,
whose cargoes aggregated J., ,175tons, valued
at SS6G.
The revenue collections for the month
amounted to S216.013.92.
DEEDS AND MARRIAGES.
One hundred and forty-siX deeds were
admitted to record in the clerks Office OF
the Chancery Court.
The clerk Of the Hastings Court issued
50 mairiage-licenses-20 Of which were to
colored persons.
In the Henrico County Court clerks Of
fee A deeds were admitted to record, ana
O ,,,or,ioo,c-Ii iooncos VCarp issupd-3 of Wllc II
were to colored persons.
FIRE-ALARMS.
The Fire Department responded to only
one alarm of fire during the month OF Oc-
tober. The cause Of the alarm in that in
stance was of a very trifiing nature.
CoRoNER's WORK.
The Coroner was called on during the
month to view the bodies Of eleven persons
who died suddenly. OF these two were
white and nine were colored. Two post
nortem examinations and two inquest'
were held.
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r,oR SALE, ONE FIFTEEN HORSE,
POWER VERTICAL ENGINE and
IN. RqlturTHi RRInuT HORSEPOWER VERTICAL EN-
rbcse ensines win be sold either with or without
o9''s.S on feet 7-lo inch SHAFT, CoUPLlho .
81 aortorb nv i2-lnch DRIVING PULLEY
TIE ANNEX BUILDING, containing zo,oVo iec'
of Lumber, 10 be removed by purehaser. fnd,s-
trial Expositlon, Seventh and Marshall s'fee''
no I-lW
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8irlmond 9ispattIl.

~ 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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picnic CIGARs, s,5c.

DYsrEPsIA IS TIE COSTLY PRICE WE PAY
FOR LuXURHs.-Its most potent remedy, hsu-
er Is found In that efficient and genial tonic
and Alternative, TARRAHT's sELrzER APERIEET.
Sold by all druggists.
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HUsENESS CHANCES.

TOR S A L b,
Il AN ENTIRE PRINTING-oFFICE.
WIN he sold low, as owner Is desirouS oi chahs-
ing Duslheo'' h'i NJ. HALL,
254 west Baltimore street, Baltimore Nd
no Let
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MOST EXCELLENT VIRGINIA HAMS.
W. ID. BLAIR g CO.,
100 east Main street.
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WINES, LIQUORs, CIGARS, and ZINE GRocE-
RIEs. w. ID. BLAIR & CO.,
l1O0 east Main street.
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AMUsEMENTs.

AMUsEMENTS.
VIRGINIA INDUSTRIAL EXPOSE
TfON.
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 1. 1881,
GRAND CONCERT
by the Yorktown Centennial Chorus, under dires-
zion 81 CHARLES l.. SIBGEL, Esq., and Professor,
). kEssSfcH's Brass Band, and Professor DE Non
DRNDoaF's string Orchestra.
i. Centennial Overture. De Nordcndorf,
String Orchestra.
2. Kaiser Wilhelm March.,,.............,.Re Resch,
Professor !. Kessnich's Brass Band.
8. Harseilaise Hymn........... Chorus and Band.
4. Centennisl Hymn........... Centennial Chorus.
D. Tue Two Roses. ses..............CentcnnialC Chorus-
.. Hnli tolaIlDia ........, Chorus ana Band
z. Selection from RgolettO. Verdi.
Professor j. kessnich's Bras Band.
2. Soldiers Farewell. Centennial Chorus.
10. Centennial Ode. Chorus and Band.
IL. Old Hundred Centennial Chorus.
IL. Yorktown Centennial Waltzes. Do Nordendorf,
String Orchestra.
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THE OLD FIRM OF ". -. BLAZE q Co, estab-
Iished 1929, is 1109 east Main street, Richmond,
"
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REMEMBER THE DOLLS RECEPTION THE Md
DIE or NOVEMBER.
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STATE TAXES.

STATE REVENUE OFFfCE,l
No l3 NORTH ELEVENTH STREET. Z
October 20, 1881.
UyHE STATE TAXES FOR 1881 ARE
1 EOW DUF, and may be paid al this oflce.
0n ali bills remaining unpaid on December lst
I nenaIty OF FIVE PER CENT. Will be added, elld
/ the bills given 20 the collectors Tor e0nection;
Wv n G.. TISsLEY,
oe 3o-lw Assistant Treasurer.
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RICHMoND THEATRE.
TONIGHT T0-NIGHT!!
Last performance Of
CALLENDER'S FAMOUS GEORGIA MIN
STRELS.
FUN. FUN! FUNil.
DON'T FAIL TO SEE THE GENUINE NEGRO
PERFORMERS.
Admission, so and 75c.: family circle. soc,
and exclusively for colored people; gallery, 25c.
Lite
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PERSONAL.

MANCHESTER, October 30, 1881.
MY SON, JUNIUS MACK, HAVING
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according 10 law. r,Nfrc Mack
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