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meteorological.

The subioined table gives the readings OF
the thermometer, the course Of the wind al
sunrise, and thc amount OF rainfall for the
month Of July. The readings Of the ther.
mometer were taken in an elevated portion
Of the city, free from any influence Of re-
fracted heat, and from French instruments,
showing the highest and lowest points Of
the mercury during each twenty-four hours.
II is believed that no better situation FOR
observations Of this character can be found
I'm our city. They bave been carefully
noted, aud are believed 10 be absolutely cor
rect
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New COUNCU. OF ROYAL ARCANUH N TIE
WESTERN PART or The CITY.-On Saturday
evening Grand Secretary William Loven.
stein, assisted by Grand Guide J. K. Reins,
Past Regents II. 7. Davis, Of 40. %, and
II. F. ". Southern. Of No. 81, and Messrs.
J. r. +. Burroughs, F. T. sutton, Jr., ~.
Ezekiel, and NJ. {. Robertson, u No. 20,
and J. J. Wiu26eld, Thomas Jackson, and
N. Gunst, OF No. 48S, instituted Elba Coun-
eli, Royal Arcanum, which will meet every
saturday evening at ThOlrs Hall. The fol-
lowing officers we're elected by The new
Council for the ensuing term: John E.
aankins, past regent; Thomas p. Campbell,
regent; George W, Epps, yice-regent; DR..
Jenifer Garneti, orator; c. ". Tvler, see
retAry james b. Angle, collector; L. Spies,
treasurer; W. II. Dean, chaplain Charles
VI. Ansk, guide; +. +. Seal, warden Wal
ter 4. &ange, sentry; w. l.. Thomas, NJ.
Rosenburg, aud II. &. jerks, trustees, and
DIR. Jenifer Garnett medical examiner.
This order, though recently established,
already numbers over $50 members in this
city, and councils have been instituted IN
Norfolk, Portsmouth, Lynch
burg, StauntoH, and other places. The
best citizens Of the State have united with
the order. On the death OF member his
family. or those dependent on him, receive
S3, 900. The new council is composed OF
splendid material, and bids fair 10 become
: popular and hOurishing council.
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EICURsI0NIsTs FROM WAsHINGToN.-An
excursion train arrived here Sunday morn
ing from Washington with two companies
OF cOlOred military-the Cipital City
Guards, Captain c. Fleetwood, snd the
Washington Cadets, Captain T. :. Kelly
accompanied by the Second United States
Artillery band, thirteen pieces. About 400
civilians came on the same train. The mill
tary were the guests OF the Attucks Guard,
by whom they were handsomely entertain
ed. The party, after spending the day
quietly but pleasantly, returned home the
same evening.
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Church Notes. Rev. W. T. Derieux,
pastor of Manchester Baptist church, re-
ceived two members by letter after early
services Sanday morning.
TIE Manchester First (coloTed) Baptist
church. Of which Rev. A. Binga is pastor,
located on the corner Of Seventh and Perry
streets, is having its main auditorium in.
ished in good style. Since it was built, a
number Of wears since, only the basement
has been in use. The choir will be placed
over and in rear Of the preacher. Two long
galleries give additional room.
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SUDDEN ILLNESS OF Mr.. JAMES THOMAs,
JR.-Mr. james Thomas, Jr., was taken
suddenly i'll with 4 fanting spell at the
First Baptist church Sunday during the
morning services. After a short while be
revived and was sent home IN his carriage.
The occurrence creating some little excite
ment the services were Immediately closed
and The congregation dismissed. Yesterday
Mr.. ThOmls bad entirely recovered and was
in his usual health.
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HAGAS's MAGNOLIA BALM,

HAGAS's MAGNOLIA BALM,
6IyEs TO EVERY woxAS
FAIR, FREsH AND
BEAUTIFUL CoMPLExroS,
No matter bow much It may have become ln,-
paired By nature OF otherwise, It makes The SKIN
PURE, SOFT audLIKE THAT Of YOUTH.
1t Is not only ELEGANTLY PERFUxFD, bu, I, is
In every way most perfect wash and sPLRSDI
LOTION.
Its APPLICATION cannot possibly be Directed.
and Is harmless As water.
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Amount Of rainfall for the month
WORK At THE POsT- T-OFFICE.-The follow
ing is a comparison Of sales at the Richmond
post-otfice in july for four years:

Flour INSPECTIONS following is
the report Of -four inspected in Richmond
during the month ending 3lst July, 1881 ::
Family. 462 barrels; extra superfne, 2SS
barrels; su9erfine, 455 barrels; me, IL
barrels. Total, 1916 barrels. The above
is the lowest number Of barrels ever in
spected during a month.
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ScrapS.-Tbe north face % the sixth pier
OF the Richmond and Petersburg railroad
bridge, going south, Is densely covered
with ivy. Il is the only one 80 adorned.
Tue old iron ieOcing that for over bail a
century did duty around the City-Hall Ol
Richmond now encloses that portion Of the
Richmond aud Dlnyille deI OF yard fronting
on Fourteenth street.
The large empty lot corner Fourteenth
street and the dock, near the causeway 0i
Mayo's bridge, was planted with corn.
which new shows a yigor Of growth and
maturity calculated 10 make a granger 5
heart leap for 10y.
The Old Dominion Boat Clubs house on
Msyo's Island is a eapaeious Affair. really
replete with all modern c0Dyenienees, and
inished, save painting. Il cost $1,000.
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SHIPMENTS or FLOCR.-Duriug the month
Oi July six vessels cleared from this port
for South America loaded with -four. The
six caTgOes aggregated 1880 barrels, val
ued at Sll3, los. This is the largest foreign
shipment OF -four in any one month for
several months past.
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THE AILEGHASY RALgOAD EXTENSION
IL will be seen in another column that Colo
mel II. d. Wnitconb, president Of the Ksns-
wha Construction Company, invites pro-
pcsals for the graduation, masonry, and
cross.ties Of 3 portion Of the Richmond,
Allegheny and Cen.ral Ohio railroad IN
West Virginia.
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ICECREAn REFRIGERATION.
DIsOOVERY Oh AN ICE ave.

I am DOS ready 10 offer 10 the pab{ic my ICE
CAVE REFRIGERATOR Of all sizes. suitable for
families, restaurant. hotels. butchers. steam b0atf.
Ac.. &c. The ICE CAVE lsa Refrigerator OF nv
ranied 20 keep meats. Ae- IN peEfe preseFVSIio
Tor alln0sf any lsBgth Of times In fact, 10 can be
frozen selid IL desired and kep. water cooler
ls attached 10 each family freezer.
kamples eau Be ssen and examined Al Iny store.
They sOnsnme ess lee aHd have more cooling pOwes
than aBg other rSfF1gey1toE now In -xislenee.
f,lve ma a eail q. ZlNAkR.
iy SQsly ISIS AAia Fgtels
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Manchester Water P0,csr.-The sale OF
the corporation water privileges. a subject
which has been under discussion alike by
the City COuncl and tax payers, still hangs
fire somehow. The prOpriety Il the sale
seems 10 be universally agreed on. Il il
the general belief that the transa ton will
be cOn,ummajed before many day. The
price offered Is satisfactory 10 ail parties
concerned.
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LILY BELLE CIGAR, Sc.
LuBlc Co.,s coca BEEF TONIC

LHBIc co.'s COCA BEEF TONIC
embodies The nutritiys elements of the Muscular
aore. blood boae. and brain OF carefully selected
healthy Oalocks, combined with the powerful tonic
virtues OF The Coca, or sacred Life-Piant Of the
Tncas, aud a choice quality OF sherry wiEe- BE-
ware Of iuitationf.
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Interesting OccqSiOR.-On Sunday last
the Rev. JOB Turner, deaf mute, preached
10 large congregations, both morning and
evening, at the Meade-Memorial church.
The novelty Of the scene, the graceful and
impressive motions Of the reverend divine,
commanded the strIctest attention during
the beautiful service aud the able sermons,
which were read FOR him by the reverend
rector Of the church. After the cOngrega-
tious were dismissed The deaf muteS, some
ten in plumber, gathered around Mr.. Tur-
ner, and IL pls-e,h our powers 10 describe
the touching scene. oar hearts were filed,
and We could but realize the power Of God
in bringing His blessed word 10 those who
could neither hear nor -pelk, and yet who
showed forth His praise in unmiStakable
tokens Mr.. Turner's visit TO Meade Ne.
mortal church will BE- long remembered
with pleasure.
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PJGEON-SHOOTNG MATCH.-The pigeon
Dfch between Messrs. :. G. Atkins and
Vary Owen on one side and Nessrs. c. L.
Stokes and I. f. Taylor on the other came
of Yesterday evening on Buffers Hill. The
contest was for fifteen birds, elch at thirty
yards Iise, and resulted IN 4 tie, the score
standing as follows:
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The Public SqlGre.-The courthouse or
public square, though one Of TIE pretlIest
on Hull street, is very much in need both
Of a general renovation sUd fencing. Owing
to the ray8ges Of the bOylnes and other ani-
mlls, whO have free access thereto, the trees
and plants SET out 10 beautify and ldorn the
place make but small headway. The Coun.
ell. who have long been contemplating the
propuely Of enclosing II, are said now 10 be
positively determined 20 order il properly
enclosed during the early fail months.
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The tie will be decided at a future day.

RESISTING TBE POLICE.-Last night Ed
ward Quad and George Bonkinsnip, two
white men, were locked up 10 the First po-
'ice-sta;ion on a charge Of being drunk and
violently resisting the police in the dis
charge Of their duty. The arrest was made
near the corner Of Seventeenth and Bald.
win streets, and the resistance offered was
so violent that it required the combined
efforts OF Officers Parkinson, Hardie, Otey,
and Talman TO get the men to the station
lOn.n-
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Meade Memorial Church.-It is pretty
well understood that Rev. Edwin Allanson,
now assistant 20 Rev. Z. J. Gibson, rector Of
Grace church, Petersburg, Will succeed Rev.
Mr.. Lacy, whose term b rector OF Meade
Memorial church will expire on the l4th Of
the present month rhe second Sunday.
Mr.. Alanson i strongly endorsed by the
Right Reverend Bishop OF the diocese, Rev.
DR.. Gibson, ard others Of the Episcopal
clergy
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PROPOSALS.
PaOPOeALs.

,1fhE ~ THE KNsAwHA COz6PANY,l
NHAELkS ION, W. Va. JalT %. 1881
Siset IA contract fer the construction Of The CEN
- sn.saoA of ies kiebEpols1 and Allegkany aud
80 80 =. .sM FalrQsd. The hAnAwha COIaUany ia
.G sG s.AALkD PROPOSALS. untiI no0a August
Ill Ill sef tss skADCATIOE, MAsONRG. aud
IL tof tee line 5etSaen Charieslsn and
AZ ~, ss1.snl. ~. ts-So0at s. miles, or 90 Hnach
y = IL act previously pat uRdsr contract
Ngth q AiTEpst. - -
Tie right . reject xnJ aud all bids resery
z-dlG n. u. wiiTC0NB. PreEideut.
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FACULTY:
EDMUND HARRISON. A. NJ, Professor Of Latin.
n. u. HGRRIS, ". A., Professor Of Greek.
RopEs AASsiE, A. NJ. u. l., Professor Of Modern
Languages.
A. q. BROwN, y. D.. Professor Of English.
EDwARD Il, SMITH, NJ. ~, Professor of Msthe-
MATES.
CHARLES n. WINSTON. NJ. A., Professor Of Physiss.
b. PURYEAR, A. ~. IL. D.. Professor OF Chenisiry.
WILLIAM ID. THOMAS NJ. A. ID. d., Professor OF
Philosophy.
SAMUEL d. DAVIES. Professor Of Law.
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Q) Thunderstorm IA the afternoon aRd heavy
rain during the night
t2l High wind and slight rain during the night.
49, Light rain ia the forenoon.
~ Rain in the afternoon and AZ night.
(5l shOwerv IN the forenoon.
i6l Ram afternoon aud night.
IN Rain IN the afternoon.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

JNO. 2. .LAUGHTON, 10 A. NJ. h0asehOld furpl-
ture, rosewood secretary, mattings, childfea's
carriages. mattresses, etc.
JAS. MACDOUGALL. l0X A. w., furniture, fea-
ther-beds, uAltr sst ;, &c.
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ADJUDGED A LUyATIc.--A commission
composed OF Justices Crew, Granger, and
Whitehead met AZ the city iall Sunday after.
noon and adiudged Elizabeth Brown, one
Of the eoiored inmates thereof, q lunatic.
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REHEARSAL To-NIGHT.-There will be a
rehearsal Of the West-End section OF the
Yorktown Centennial chorus tonight at
Eiba chapel. IL Is important that all should
be regular IN their attendance.
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Order Of ne iron HAIL. The charier-lisl
for branch Of the order ~ the Iron Hall
will be closed Oh Thursday next. Judge ;.
Ba,,e.t Frenca. Of The Hastings Court, will
institute the council on that evening.
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SC. only for a Picnic CIGAR.
TERRIBLE Loss or LIFE.

Millions OF rats, mice. cats, bed-bugs, reaches
lose their lives by collision with Rosgh on Rats
Sold by druggists. l5c.
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NCIAL.
n o 7 Z (.
TO THE CREDITORS OF TIE CITY on MAN.
CHkSTER,YA.

The city Of Manchester by meeting Oflt lnneil
the 27 N lay II uiy. 81 J., ade offer % b.
conditioned upon is acceptance within ntteE rsys
by the proposed purchasers. of certain property 0f
the cItY Of Manchester, Oy which a large p0Tti0u Or
the debt Of ihe city should De- retired the same Is
CO. sgminated.
III preliminary negotiations Tor The s'le VIC
based the assump ion That al the price named for
the C)frty large portion uf the bJnds eOu1 De
retired, provided le hgiders would sur rnfer the
fane az or about the current prices therefor rhiCh
have ruled for ix mouths prior 10 The nsgOtai
BY the co-op ration Of the bOndhOidars. Shicn rs
now carr estiy invited, the sale bfc1mrs possb .:
considerable part Of TIE debt retired. sui the
maluder placed In a position of suca rreci, ihsi -
dOuJi vii attach ~ the cue honor OF the maturing
Ob cations Of the city The ae dp-~ Dot prov de tor
all be Ou,s standing securities and fbe pufpsse Is To
nay Of lI ca.h tAe lOders Offering their sOsds a.
the lows raie, aud 10 refeg ihe rrma Hotr st
CORES DOhdiugy reduced Tsie - In crest. flii
rrfore invited u offer their bond (in
which viii be furnished on ample luouk spe~Ifl *
the loan. nuulbsr. and amount of sucn bonds. aud
the rate a. Whcn hey will sel the FOR casa OF
what rate Of Interest the hoicrrs Nu accept upOu
The par value for the uue1llred cru. 20 Ne srt.
DavenpOr, A Ia. lll3 Main street. Richm0sd. aot
later Than 1 TUESDAY, he 9tD tay % Augasi. 1871 B.
a. whtcl date az the IA e>t- sOCu AZ som eut
numUer Doads offered a. rates .a'isfac Orv %
the urchs-ers. award viii ie made al."t,tng .
the low - uders. J. n. PATTI SbNs
Chairman Finance Commlitsc city q MaBcbfs-
tcT aug AuJ
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CLAREr-Hsving been appointed agent for the
famous vineyard OF Mr.. Isaac n. Davis. of Greene
county. Va, am Offering his PURE Claret wiae az
vi per gallon. commend II ~ my patrons. Libe-
"a discount % the trade.
JOSEPH NJ. BLAIR, Grocer.
S26 Main str. -.
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HOTOPP's CELEBRATED FIRsr-PRENUN
CHARLOTTESVILLE CLARET At 81 per gallon AZ
CHRISTIAN e WHITES.
DRY AND SWEET CATAwBAS-elegast 81 m mer
winec-che1D, at CHRISTIAN s. WHITES.
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BRIEF ITEMS Rev. J. J. Taylor, OF Lex
ington, KY. preached at Grace-Street Bap-
list church sunday morning.
Tue Baptist Ministers Conference ad-
jOurned Yesterday TO meet again on Mondly
morning after the first Sunday in Sep;em-
Der.
Rev. John Pollard, d. D., baptized one
person at Fulton church sunday afternoon.
Rev. L. W. Moore, OF Chesterfield c0uA-
~. preached at the second Baptist church
sunday morning.
Mr.. Frederick Lynn has been appointed
temporary TAILOR of the Henrico county Jail.
The temperance excursion to Point Of
Fork, Richmond and Allegheny railroad,
will occur on Tuesday the 9Th Of August.
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N0RsEs. nUERs. 4e.

F0R SALE, A DARK BAYNr
HORSE, ssFe.a years old. sHitAble for d.tN
III o. phkf Too. an 5s - d AZ
kkEDERiCk RICHARDSON'S Stable.
"a, !honFos street nelWeen br0ai apd Graee,
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NEw ORLEANS CIGARS
WEsTNORELAND, QUEEN BEE;
MARDI G8As, elegant;
pure havana hilers-yeTy low at
CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE.

TROPIC-FREIT LAXATIVE.
PRRsCRIBKD BY PHYSICIANS
TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE,
PREPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AMI
PLANTS,
A DELICIOUS AND REFRESHING
FRUIT LOZENGE,
WHICH SERVES THE PURPOSE OF
PILLS AND
DfsAGRREABLE PURGATIYE
MEDICINES.
TROPIC-FRCIT LAXATIVE
is THE
BEST PREPARATION IN THE WORLD
FOR
CONSTIPATION, BILIOUsNEss, HEADACHE,
PILES, AID ALL KINDRED COMPLAINTS.
It acts gently effectively, and is delicious to take
Cleansing the system thoroughly, 1t inparts vgoriO
ERfud and body, and dispels melancholy, hypochon-
dras, etc. o,rE TRIAL coSvIFcEs.
PACKED IN BRONZE TIH BOXES ONLY.
Priee, rs aRd 80 cents. sold by all druggists
Inv 3-deodtMhl0. 'e2l
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Marriages and DeedS.-DuTing July the
c'crk Of tne Hastings Court issued mar
riage- e-iiceuses--4 to white couples-and re-
corded gD deeds.
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Hop BIrTERs gives good digestion, active liver
good circulation, and buoyaut spirits.
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american Lsgi0R OF 0r.-Judge
French is getting up a council Ot this popC.
lar and pros porous order.
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FIRE N HANOVER COUNTY.-sunday night
or very early Yesterday morning fire oc.
Cured Oh the farm OF Mr.. J. A. Wingield,
near Hanover Courthouse, destroying a
barn. three stables, and several out houses,
together with 300 barrels of corn and an
entire crop of tobacco. There was an in
surance OF $500 on the property destroyed.
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"Old Dominion" Mon'rose," r. -Selec'." ;" ~ A.
leghany," and other BRANDS Of pure WHIsKET. we'll
aged. W.D. BLAIR & CO.
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PIc-KIc CIGARs, Sc.

SAVE MoNKV by having your pripiins done attn.
DISPATCH PRETEse-iopsE. tsooa uork, lov
prizes, apa szaIfsetlsa gaAyAn,eea
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PrSoRaL-C. c. Mere. E.q., who ba,
been quite sick for some days, Is reported as
cOnYalescent.
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RrIfAsLr.--ftis is useless 10 Seuy ,he gres, csrs-
tive Effects Of SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR. Iis
virtues are a'tss<d hy thousands sbO have used The
medicine. and Il Il nov IsFgeIy In dsnaud. d COM
NEEDS i;eelf 70 the public BY It's cnmponeut parts
being entirely vegetsble, NJ injuriess effects from
Its 1se, beiug pleasant 70 the Taste, and rs 0peraion
upon the liver being perfect, at the fane time 50 i'm
percepti5e that Il iuterfsrcs with neither basssss
nor pleasure Bay ouly the genuine in White wrapter
With red z, prepared only BY :. a. ZEILIS co.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

DRUGSTORE FOR sALE-srOf K,
IL FtXTU4Es. AND GOODWILL ~ a DRt
sTORF AT A STAND F-TABLlrhtD ABoU z
TIN YERAN AGU.-fhe heallh ~ ~ 90 cr D.
such that he cannot attend b t. The tire mss ~
lea<ed By The purch u the stCrk i1 dyr
= moderate price. FOr ietus aud 8lrrf psT icn.srs
spuly 10 6RUBB- & WILLIAMS.
ag 2-Tu&Th2w
EOR SALE. Il HAVE 4 LOT on
II WORK. my m4ks. oOnslstiug - bt0otEs.
opqn aud lOU: DOcIOKe' PbAtTDN; LIGHT
JAGGERs. Tor country ues: LIGHT ~fkiNG-
WAGON fOr sane; GROttk-' WA6OSs, kud q
lot Of SECONDHAND WOkk. Apoiy 10
JAMES 7. NEALP.
sa2-st No. 1880 FrsBkiIn sipei. Ric-u nd
EOK SALE. A FlVE.COLUNN PRINT
Il ING-PRESS Gns a lot Or NV aud Old
TYPE. Apply 20 It - No. nor. Z Ten Z stresf.
2-4ts
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FxPENsFs OF A RESIDENT STUDENT.

EXPENSES OF A Resident STUDENT.
One hundred and nine;y-six dollars, Der nine
months session. cover all the expenses OF entrance
fees tuition. board. fuel llghs, and washing.
Eighty-seven dollars and hftv cents will meet The
expenses Of 4 ncn-f esident stndent.
For CATALOGUES app al the bookstores OF address
b. PUBYEAR,
~ % -StAwtSel 5tdlw Chairman.
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WOODS ROE -HERRISGs picked by Thou osor,
for sale by ". II. BLAiR&gO.
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PERSONAL Miss Mary Gray, daughter
OF B. c. Gray. Esq, Is lyiug seriously III at
her fathers residence in this city.
Mrs. james Tyler is also reported quite
sick.
Mrs. William +. Tanner. who has been
seriously sick, was reported better yester-
daV
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MONEY MONEY! MONEY !:

W ether you wish 20 LEND or BORROW "a
city or country real estate wriie 10 o. can o.
II. l.. sTAPLEs q 90,
jy 20 eOd6t 1lO3 Msiu street.
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Boy DrOcned.-AuguStus Banks, col
ored boy. who on sunday had gone With
others 10 Jlhnke's mill-pOnd, 4 bathing pool
about i've mile, from the corporation limits,
being uulble 10 swim and getting beyond
his depth was drowned, despite the best
efforts Of h,s comrades. \ couple Of men
who were informed Of the casually soon
recovered the body, but life was extinct.
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MEETING OF THE CITY DELEGATION.-
There will be meeting Of the delegates TO
the Democratic state Convention al sanger
Halle this afternoon at O'Clock to elect =
chairman.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-02

The Jdu.-Not a prisoner was IN the jail
Yesterday. This only occurs during un-
usually peaceful times.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-02

Fresh invoice or NEWEST CIGARS Jls, ar.
rived. W.D. BLAIR a co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-02

IT'S Az INDISPUrABLE PACT THAT NOTHING
80 reaches and the cause of those terrible
headaches as that sel-kn0wn aud wel-tried specse,
TARRASI's sELTzER APERiKST. Sold BY all
druRgtsis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-02
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-FOr the Mid
die Atlantic States. occasional rain, followed
by clearing weather, winds mostly south
erIy, stationary or higher temperature and
falling barometer.
TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and warm.
Thermometer YESTERDAY: g A. NJ, "A (;
A. NJ, 81; noon, So; p. NJ, 90; 6 p.
NJ, SO; midnight, "A.
Mean temperature, Sly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-02
CHIcKCIGARs, Sc.

DROwsISEss, bihousBess, pains and aches, and
ague, HOP BITTERs always cures.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-02

MONEY MONEY. MONEY !-Psriies
WI desiring 10 INVEST cr BORROW ApNFY
on city or country rea estate viii hnd 10 ~ ih 10 a
terest 10 couAut a.. Charxes tn end r. gOfniHg;
"a borrowers moderate Business sirlc'iy coma
Dental. t4h Oh Wtlte f1r, free. b.rgt atd kcdt
Estafe Journal. X. IS. tNAFtiN & =.
"a 8l.d3Otkw4f Real Estate nr0k r.