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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-21

CENTENNIAL WEEKLY DIsPATCH.-The
Weekly Dispatch issued to-day contains
fun reports Of the Yorktown Centennial
ceremonies, including addresses Of Cover
nor Holiday, Senator Johnston, President
Arthur, and the French Minister, Max
Aubrey; oration Of Robert c. Winthrop;
an engraving Of the proposed monument; (;
and many incidents of this great occasion.
In this number will also be found a report
of the opening OF the Richmond and Al
leghany railroad, Wise-Riddlcbergcr duel,
military review in Richmond, political and
news letters, and commercial and financial
reports.
For sale at the Dispatch counter put up
i'm wrappers for mailing.
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-. sp.scopal Methodist the weil-snown re'i-
.D.r. OF Baltimore, said recently; "DR.
- - nrNsoN, practicIpg physician, al No.
:. -, rst,w street, Of This city, who has paid
'VV ,.,,,on to nervous diseases, has discovered
nv vyrRACT OF CELERY AND CHAMo-
~, ~, combined IN certain proportion, inNaris-
=. ,,r,s Headache, either Bilious Dyspcpile'
~ or sick Headache. Neuralgia, sleepless-
n-,r,usla. Nervousness, aud Paralysis. This
=. ,,,snp;l IN medical chemistry. The Doctors IS
-, spoWn ana highly respected In Baltimore"
s,,5 sv sn druggists. Price 80 cents box.
-, iob NORTH EUTAw STREET, BALTI-
,,opy MD. by mall, two bOxe. FOR ell or sir
,o,o. for $3.50, to any address.
mn TIRsT-CLASs PHYSICIANS SAY OF
THEM:
IN, RrNsoN's CELERY AND CHAMO-
,rrr PILLS arc worth their weight in gold in
x,,,,u. and Sick Headache. c."-Dr. 4. H. Schlich-
IN, or Baltiaore.
arbe.e CELERY AND CHAMoMlLE PILLS
.,nP BTNsON's are invaluable in nervous Dis
T,y. Hammond. Of Ns,o York
aDn. BENsoN's PILLS for the cure Of Neural
-, an a snccess."-Dr. G. P. HolmGa, Of Cq.ris-
t4ssJurg To
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The Exposition.

Interest In the Industrial Exposition
deepens. Every one who goes away be-
comes an advertiser, and nightly the
crowds increase. IL Is plnin that this Is but
the beginning OF long series OF exhibit
tlons, and IL Is safe to say that our Centen-
nial would have lacked half its charm had
net Captains Jones and SpOtswood furnished
the public with this most delightful and In
structive entertainment. For the antiquary
the marvellous collection OF the Valentine
brothers; for the lover Of art, pictures
ancient and modern in profusion; for those
who take interest in mechanical pursuits,
the potter's wheel work, nails dropping
fast as you can count them and made at a
single stroke; and also the loom OF the
Charlottesville Woollen Mills in active ope-
ration, turning out beautiful fabrics, to
say nothing OF the array OF articles
already manufactured. Add to this,
music both vocal and instrumental, the
Bazaar, with its countless attractions, su-
perintended by ladies more attractive than
their wares; and last, but by no means
least, the restaurant, where the inner man
may be refreshed at will and dd Hbitun /;
and still more, the world, his wife, and his
chidrcn-all your rfriends-are there. What
more could heart desire!
Among the curiosities, or works OF art,
now being exhibited at the Industrial EX-
position is an entire watermelon, about 10
inches long and II inches in diameter,
which has been preserved rs Il sweet-meat.
It is beautifully carved, and, strange to
say, the carving was done by negro. On
one face Is represented the surrender OF
Lord CORVALLIS; on second, Lafayette
charging rcdoubt at Yorktown: on The
third, Lafayette Offering his services to DT.
Franklin; and finally, Washington receiy-
ing the announcement OF his election as
President. There are many other beauti-
ful specimens Of carving on it. 1t is eX--
hibited by Colonel j. =. Fitzgerald, OF
EarmXillC.
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A DOWNTOWN MERCHANT having

A DOWNTOWN. MERCHANT having
IA passed several seeuless nights, disturbed by
the agonies and cries Of a suffering child, and be-
coming convinced that MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP was just the article needed,
procured supply for the child. On reaching home
and acquaintlng his wife with what he had DONE
she refused TO baye II administered to the child
size was strongly I'm favor of Homeopathy That
night the child passed I'm suffering and the parents
without sleep. Returning home the day following
the father found the baby still worse; and, while
contemplating another slecpless night, the mother
stepped from the room 10 attend 10 some domestic
duties and left the father with the child. During
her absence he administered a portion of the
Soothing Syrup TO the baby and said nothing
That night all hands slept wen, and 1he little fell
low awokc I'm the morning bright and happy. Tie
mother was delighted with the sudden and Won
derful change, and although al first offended at the
deception pacticed upon her, nas continued 10 use
the syrup and suffering, crying babies and restless
nights have disappeared. single trial Of the Sy
rup never yet failed to relieve the baby and over
come the prcludccs Of the mother.
Sold by all druggists; 25c a bottle.
no y 1-nod1w
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ApluaQlnontq.

Theatre: Chanirau and the c. w. Tay-
leure Combination in Kit tonight.
Mozart Hall: Bernard Opera Company
in Pinafore tonight.
Industrial Exposition (ArmOTy building,
Seventh and Marshall streets: Open from
10 A. VI. 10 113 =. NJ. Music every night.
State Fair: Exhibition Of horses, cattle,
agricultural machinery, Sc. Grounds west
Broad street, reached by sueet-cars and
wagons running in connection with them.
Old Stone Housc--the oldest building in
Richmond-Main street between Nine
teenth and Twentieth: Collection OF rare
Revolutionary CliTiOS.
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To VISITING EDITORS AND CORRESPOND
ESTs.-Ail duly accredited members Of the Press
visiting Richmond during the Yorktown Centen-
Nal celebration are hereby cordially invited 10 call
at PRESS HEADQUARTERS, I'm rear Of the Office Of
the Virginia Home Insurance Company, No. l014
east Naln stret-hrst building east Of post-oflce.
COlNnrTEE Op ARRANGEMENTs.
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New Wnconn.

Bfr. Joseph ". Blair, grocer and liquor
merchant, OF No. S2G Main street, put on two
splendid delivery-wagons yesterday morn
Ing to accommodate his increasing trade.
These wagons, furnished by Messrs. George
A. Ainslie & Sons, are satin-fnished, ap-
propriatcly marked and lettered, and are
admirable specimens Of Richmond handi-
craft.
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twill cure entirely the worst form Of Female
Complaints, all ovarian troubles, Inflammation and
liberation. Falling and Bsplscements' and the
consequent Spinal Weakness, and is-particularly
adapted 10 the Change Of Life
Itwir dissolve and expe tumors from the uterus
In an early stage Of development. Thetendency to
generous humors ,here Is checkedvery speedilyby
ils use.
II removes fain;ncss, Hatulency, destroys ali
craving for stimulanis, and reiieves..weakness OF
The stomach. 1t cures Bloating, Headaches, Ner-
vous Prostration, General Debility, sieeplessncss,
Depression, and Indigestion.
That feeling Of bearing down, causing pain'
weight, and backa,he, lsalways permanentlycmed
By ts use II win al all times and under all crcum-
stances act in harmony with the laws that govern
the female system. For the cure Of Kidney Com
paints Of either sex this Compounds unsurpassed.
LYDIA Z. PISKHAA's VEGETABLE COM
POUND IS prepard at 233 and 235 Western ave
nue, Lynn, Mass. Price, 81; six botueslfor So
Sent BY mail in the form OF pills, also I'm the form OF
ozenges on receipt Of price, 81 per box Tor either
Mrs PISKIiAM freely answers all: letterslo lof In
qury. Send for pamphlet Address as above
Mention this paper.
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Messrs. A. p. g. NJ. j. Rowe, Of I'rede-
ricksburg, Va, make good exhibit oi
Jersey cattle, fine sheep, hogs, and horses
at the State Fair this year. Their Jerseys
are noted for their excellent butter quail
ties. M. B. e. A. p. Rowe, Jr., have also
4 large and fine collection OF fowls, among
them Plymouth Rocks, Polish, games,
ducks, turkeys, sc.
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w. w. Hutchinson enters roane mare
Lady Spangle. Colors Plain.
ID. ID. Carter enters bay gelding Little
Frank. Colors: Black cap.
j. l.. Carrington enters bay horse Carlos.
Waddy Dabncy enters bay mare Belle.
james Fletcher enters Esther Moore.
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[Communlcated.l
Hnab0 Pianos.

These celebrated pianos are on exhibl'
ton at the state Fair-Grounds, through
Siessrs. Ramos & Moses, their agents here
All who desire q piano should examine
these before buying. Mr.. n. ii. Bennett
from the Baltimore house, is here, and VIII
be glad 10 show these pianos to the public
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ARMORY CoNcERTs.-Another vocal and
instrumental concert viii be given at the
new Armory building tonight, under the
direction OF Professor de Nordendorf. An
interesting programme has been arranged
for the occasion.
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CoNvICTs RECEWED.-The following pri-
soners were delivered at the penltentlary
Yesterday morning: Frank Banks, OF Alex
andria (colored), four years and six months
for grand larceny, and Charles Clarke, OF
Campbell county, three years for burglary.
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WE call our friends attention to the advertise
ment Of the sale Of steamers SYLVAN DELL,
STREAM, and GROVE. This Is an unusual chance
70 get something IN the way OF steamer. First
class, In perfect order and ready FOR immediate
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From Sanger Han along sCyCnih Street 70 Grace,
Grace to Fifth, FIN % Franklin, Franklin TO
Third, Third 10 Main, Main 20 Adams, Adams 20
Grace. Grace TO First, FIRST to Broad Broad 70
seventh. seventh 10 Grace Grace 10 Capitol, Capi-
tol to Eleventh. Eleventh 10 Broad, Broad 90 Nine
tcenth, Ninetetntn 10 Main, Main TO Ninth, Ninth
10 Broad. and Broad TO seventh. The line viii be
reviewed as IL passes along Car itol street by the
Governor and stat, Mayor, and Council Of Rich
mond from the Steps OF the Washington Monu-
mCnt.
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LARGE CATTLE.-Among the attractions
ot the FAIRGROUNDS are the "King OF Cat
tie" and his mate, "The Champion" SAID
to weigh 1900 and $500 pounds respect
lively. These splendid bovine specimens
were raised by Mr.. George Ayrault, OF
Poughkeepsie, Ny.
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The thing desired found at last. Ask druggist
for "RoUGu on RATS II clears out rats mice,
reaches, flies, bed-bugs; 15-cent boxes.
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Mn. AND MRs. CHANFRAU.--At the inca
tre to, to.night Kit viii be presented by Mr..
and Mr.. Chanfrau and the G. w. Tayleure.
Combination. Ny Daughters Debut VIII
be the afterpiecc. For the lhal,rec ,, W
morrow Camille viii be the play lo-inoi-
row night, Kit, again. -. nd
The elegant photographs 0L 1l' .,a nnu
Mrs. Chanfrau shown at the Ineale W. so,'
made Ia New York by hr. Anuefs0n' i0A-
merly Of Richmond.
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qTTNnAY. Ocrorir o9D.

The Chief Marshal and staff win assemble az the
Council chamber promptly at 10 o'clock A. NJ. 70
accompany the Governor Of Virginia and staif,
Mayor, and Council Of Richmond 10 old 81. Johns
church.
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POLICE CoURT.-The following cases
were disposed Of yesterday:
Lee Garnett, charged with being drunk
and unable to take care OF himself, was
fined g. -,
G. Farrar and William st. John, charged
with being drunk, were fined 81 each:
William johnson, charged with beng
drunk and disorderly, was ordered to leave
the city. w. c,o,.
r. Denoon, j. II. Kindall, Henry Clay,
and Richard Miller, charged with being
drunk, were fined 81 each.
Charles Smith (colored), was ordered ten
stripes for committing petit larceny;
John II. Grath, William Harris, Thomas
Morton. and Joseph Howard, suspicious
characters hailing from Baltimore, were
''iHs Robert her Miller was fined 81 for contempt
OF court. -, ..o.,;ro,
James Latimorc, charged with stealing
from the person Of w. L. X. Bell pocket
book containing $50 in money and one rall,
road ticket. Continued until saturday ana
accused committed to Jail.
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No family should be without LYDIA f. PINK
HAMS LIVER PILLS. They cure Constipation
Biuoaness, and Torpidity Of ihe Liver. Twenty
five cents per box. sold by all druggists.
au 2G-COd
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MOST EXCELLENT VIRGINIA HAMS.
w. ID. BLAIR & Co.,
llO0 east Main street.
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-RoUGH OK RATS

Purify the blood, cleanse the stomach, and
sweeten the breath with HoP BITTERs.
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THE OLD FIRM Of W. d. BLAIR & Co., estab-
lished 1929, is 11O0 east Main street, Richmond,
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WINES, LIQUoRs, CIGARS, and PINE GROCE-
RIEs. w. ID. BLAIR & CO.,
llOq cast Main street.
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AUCTION SAFES THIS DAY.

QUARLES 6 MCCTRDY, ~ =. NJ, commission
cr's sale OF brick dwelling No. 224O Eenable
street, near the corner Of Tulip street, and two
lots on Rose street between Venable and Car
riugfQu.
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RAsr BAII.-This afternoon at O'Clock
match game of baseball will be beplayed al
Baseball Park between the famous norti,
e,n professional rivals-the providence"
champions of Rhode Island, and the DE
troits,V champions Of Michigan. The adj
mirers OF the national game will now nave
an opportunity of witnessing one OF the
most exciting contests at ball-phying which
has ever occurred i'm this city. These ciuOs
have been brought here at considerable eX-
pense by Mr. II. c. Boschen, the p,opul:a,T,
baseball manager, and our people WIN
doubtless show their appreciation OF his
enterprise by a liberal patronage.
There will be another game between 'he
Providence and Detroits tomorrow aiier-
noon at the same hour.
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NOTO TIE STATE FAIR TO-DAY.
VI
SECRETARY BLAINE AND THE
FRENCH AND GERMAN DELEGATIONS
WILL BE THERE.
Unusual attractive races-running ana tfoltlhB.
Biggest daY yet. oe Zl-H
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BOARDING

DOARDIN G.-Transient, permanent,
Dand day b0arders can obtain delightful BOARD
tiko. aO3 Maiu street, second door from titIn;
Oc2l-lw MRS 81. V. SMITH.
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TUF LINE on lIARCW

viii be Down Broad street 10 Twenty-ffth,
Twenty-hfth 20 Main, Main 90 fifth, tifth 10
Franklin, Franklin 10 Pine, Pine TO Grace, Grace
10 Capitol Square, and pass in review before his
ENcclleucy the Governor Uf Virginia, his Honor
the Mayor, and Council of Richmond.
AZ O'Clock T.. NJ. Grand Historical TableauX
of Richmond, Henry q. Miller, chief Marshal.
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THE wEkTnER YESTERDAY was generally
clear and pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: G \. NJ, Sc:
9 An, 6l, noon, II; p. N., GS; 6 P.
NJ, G2; midnight, 80.
Mean temperature, 60.
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NJ ELLYsoN & Co., advertising agents, ineort adj
verisemenisin al OF the newspapers Of the United
states at publishers rates Orders left az the Dis
patch counting-room will receive prompt atten-
tiOn
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OPENING DAY.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22.
At ~ o'clok The Richmond Bowitzers viii Gre 4
national salute on the Capitol square
Atquartor 10 sharp The Chief MsFshal and stan
Will assemble at the Council tlamrer 90 conduct
the Governor Cf Virginia and stlH Mayor, and
City Council Of Richmond 10 ,ne pand-rgceptiou
stand, Capitol square.
PROGRAMME or CEREMONIES At THE GRASO
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DIR. {. W. BENSON;
sKIN-CURE

20 TO THE STATE FAIR TO-DAY.
SECRETARY BLAINE AND THE
FRENCH AND GERMAN DELEGATIONS
WILL BE THERE.
Unusual attractive raccs--running and trOtting.
Biggest day yet. oc 2l-It
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Our Foreign Friends.

PREPARATIONS FOR THEIR RECEPTION AND
ENTERTAINMENT.
Hon. John 4. Meredith, chairman Of the
Council Centennial Committee, has re-
ceived the following telegram:
"The French and Germans will leave
Yorktown i'm the Catskill on Thursday
night, and will reach Richmond Friday
forenoon. VIII try and give you exact
hour from City Point. ,,,,,
CIVILIANS {. WICRHAH.'
The Council Committee on Centennial
Celebration and the following committee OF
citizens will assist in the reception Of the
distinguished foreigners Colonel Archer
Anderson. T. w. Pembcrton, W. J.. Shep-
pard. William Valentine, DIR. Charles >.
Mills. G.. Edward Buck, S. Blunt Mason,
L. y. HasseleG, Leopold Ilulfer, Jr., Henry
B0hmer. Il. o. Noting, Henry G. Miller,
b. Il. Crump, and Aston Cabell. They
will meet i'm the Council chamber this
morning at Q O'Clock, and, together with
Chief-Marshal Bass and his staff, will ac-
company his Honor the Mayor OF Rich
mond to the Catskill at Rockets, where the
visitors will be formally received on the
part OF the city.
AS at present advised, it is thought that
the visitors will be escorted to their mead
quarters. at the Exchange Hotel, ana from
there will be driven to points OF interest IN
the city, after which they will visit the
state Fair. At night they will be enter
tanned at n ball at the Allan mansion, cor
ner Main and Fifth streets. They VIII leave
Richmond tomorrow. q.
Chief Marshal Bass has ordered ms stan
n meet him at the Council chamber TINS
morning at 0 O'Clock, mounted, to particle
nate in the reception OF these YlSItors'
The dress Of the marshal and stan has Deeh
prescribed as follows Silk hat, black sllI,
white croyat. white gloves. The sashes
and badges will be furnished the llGusti"ls
when they arrive at the Council chamber
KILLED on THE RAL.-Yesterday morn
inc about o'clock John Flippln, sWltch-
mSn employed at the Richmond and Dan
vile depot in this city, was run over ny
n box-car and killed. 1t seems that he
switched some cars on the wrong track, ana
tbe result was the front car came upon nm
30 ouick that it struck him before he coulu
Get out OF the way. The lower portion OF
his body was dreadfully mangled, ana
death followed almost instantly. Ills booy
was taken 20 Manchester, where the unior-
tunate man resided, and was viewed Dy
Coroner Ingram, OF that city, VINO decloeu
that an induest was unnecessary. Inc de-
ceased leaves wife and five children, who
were entirely dependent upon him Tor their
support. The body was inferred III M@uly
cemetery yesterday afternoon.
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CENTENNIAL ANNIVERSARY.
VoRKTowN CENTENNIAL AMI
NEfSsARY.

HEADQUARTERS CHIEF NARsHAI,)
WASHINGTON HALL.
RICHMOND, October 10, 1881.
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 1:
The following orders relating 10 the Yorktown
Centennial Anniversary Celebration in the city Of
Richmond are published for the information OF all
concerned:
STAFF OF CHIEF MARSHAL:
tDress-Black suit black silk hat white gloves and
white neck-iie.l
Major ALFRED r. COURTNEY, Chief,
Col. Archer Anderson, John NJ. higgins,
Col. VIM. II. Palmer. Moses Ifutzler.
\. Bargamin, George W. Taylor.
Charles n. Talbot. Lewis ID. Creushaw, Jr..
Henry II. Wickham, f,eorVe H. woodbridge
Colonel III. y. Douglas MaiGr A. w. CARRIER,
Christian Unkel, Charles r. Boiling,
W. Miles Cary, X. FeTandini,
George II. POindexter, Henry Bodeker
Il. W, Pickrell, General Z. T. Moore.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS ron To-DAY.--For the Mid
die Atlantic states, fair weather, variable
winds, mostly northerly, stationary or
higher barometer, and stationary or lower
tcmperature.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at
the DISPATCH PRINTING-lloUSE. Good work.
low prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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Mayor W. G. CGrrlngton presiding.
Music-Star-SpanCled banECr-hossnich's band.
PTayer-Right Rev. Bishop h. NJ. Whittlc.
Music-Jesu Dulcls-KCssuich's land.
Address Of WelcOmc-AlayOr ". G. Darlington.
Music-Hail COlumbia-Kcssnch's band.
Reading of the Declaration Of Independence b,
twenty-five Scholars OF tie Richmond
High School
Aiusic-Yankee Doodle c--kCssnich's band.
OraiiOn-Dr. }. l.. NJ, Curry.
-Marseillaisc Hymn-Kcssnich's band.
Over:ure-Don Juan-kessnlch's band
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THE ONLY Observation-Disclosures IN THE
CiTY-ELECTRIC BELLS IN
EACH ROOM.

iits HOTEL has the great advantage Of being
eesled on MAIN STREET, IN TIE VERY BEST
t,VkflON OF THE CITY, and ia close proximity
yofn and Fionr Exchange, post-Ofsce, custOm-
h,ase, Capitol aud all The principal business
D,eses' both wholesale and retail, Of every class
mgs. ~ K noi,E0N PropriefOr
oe e-d.sw&wIm
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MONDAY. OCTOBER 24TU.

AZ OK o'clock A. NJ. the First Virginia regiment,
Colonel John u. Purcell commanding; the Rich
mond Light Infantry Blues. Richmond HOwitzers,
Cadets Of Beach's Military Academy, and visiting
military In the city, viii form on Broad street In
front Of MashingLon Han for naLado and rcyieM.
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7 YDIA E. PINKHAAIS

I TYDIA L. PINKHAAPS
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
Is
POSITIVE CURE
FOR ALL THOSE PAINFUL COMPLAINTS
AND WEAKNESSES so COMMON
TO OUR BEST FEMALE POPULATION.
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HOTELS.

A MEXICAN HOTEL,
MAIN AND TWELFTH STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA.
BOARD, So AND $3.50 PER DAY.
ACCOMMODATIONS FOR 500 GUESTS.
THOROUGHLY RENOVATED AND
REFITTED.
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J. BUMGARDSER's WHIsKEY, three years old,
at w. ID. BLAIR & co.'s,
100 east Main.
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To-day some really grand sport msy be
expected, as the great turfman p. Lori!-
lard, OF New York, will have his fine horse
Wyandotte on the track, while Kenny and
other blooded and well-known horses will
compete for the prizes of the day. A large
crowd is expected, especially us 1t is seen
that yesterday there were between four
and five thousand people onSthe grounds,
when the programme was not hall so at
tractiYe as Il viii be to-day, and when IL is
considered that to-day there will be hun
dreds more Of visitors in the city.
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Running Race-Three years old and tm-
der (colts and FLIES; mile heats, two in
three: three to enter, two to start. Where
colts have won in iocky-club race, or stake
TO carry ten pounds extra weight, weights
for age. First horse, $175; second horse,
$50; third horse, S25.
Thomas w. boswell enters bay colt Co
rydon, by Abdel-Ka0ir, dam Asterior, by
Asteroid. Colors: olange and orange.
Bennett Barnes enters chestnut colt
Colonel Sellers, by Rebel, dam Aurella
Westhimer. Colors: Old gold, green cap.
Arthur Hunter enters chestnut filly Wy
andottc. Colors: Golden plume:
w. NJ. Parrish enters black my falth'
CoIors. Red cap, blue body, gold sleeves.
Trotting Race--four year olds and under,
owned In Virginia twelve months; 10 har-
ness; mile heats, best three in five; slOO TO
first horse, and s25 to second; three or
more TO enter, and two TO start.