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CHICK CIGARS, Soc.

CHICK NldAEki Ocs
A CARD.-To x. al Estate OURers: You VIII
see from the annexed certificate Of Mr.. j. r. Goode,
a large printer Of this city, that we have actually
contracted with him 70 publish one hundred thou-
sand (l00,000) copies Of our Virginia Red! Estate
Journal for free distribution at The yorktown Cen
tenniAl, our state Fair and thousands Of corr
respondents IN the North, West, and Europe. BY
sending Us description Of your real estate within the
next fifteen days t will be advertised free Of cost
TO you In this large issue Of our paper, and only our
usual commissions will be charged In case OF sale.
We clam this Is the largest edition Of any real
estate Journal ever issued In The SOUTH aud we also
claim, without fear Of successful contradiction, that
our facilities for showing real estate are superior to
any firm IN the South.
4 Word 10 Those tehO Would Like 10 Advertise
ia this Large Edition: We can take limited
number Of advert ements at reasonable rates, and
hope they will call promptly and ayaIl ihem.elyes
or this large issue.
x. o. CHAFFry & CO., Real Estate Agents.
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LIEBIG CO.'S COCA BEEF TONIC
has received highest medals At principal exposl-
tons, and Is endorsed and prescribed by the nedi-
cal faculty here aud abroad as the standard tonic
Il embodles the nutritiye elements OF the mu'ens
lar hbre blood, bone, aud brain OF careluy-seecsu
healthy bulloeks. combined with tue powerful ionic
virtues OF Coca or Sacred Lfe-P Plaut Of the Incas,
and a choice quality Of sherry Wine. Beware OF
worthless limitations under ours and similar names.
II Is invaluable I'm Dyspepsia, Biliousness, &C.
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PoRticgI Speaking, 6c.-On Thursday
evening the Democratlc-CO Conservative yo-
ters OF Mat0aca district, Chesterfield coun-
ty, held large mass meeting, after which
they INDUCED in flag and pOle-raislng 10
honor OF the nominees Of their party. The
meeting was acceptably addressed by Cap
tain &. A. Bohanuan, Of Richnond city, on
the issues involved in the canvass. There
was much enthusiasm displayed and good
order aud good feeling prevailed.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

ss- on all sales OF Real Estate made between M tMh.
l.t OF January and last or june te tAAes TOT ~ ~
present wear have 20 be paid bY the purchaser. or
ain sales made between the lst Of July ana ast OF
the wear the taxes have 90 be Daid by tht seuer'
fTbis custom was ADOPTED about hfJeeu years ago
by ail the real estate agents 10 Richnondi and Ap-
plies " Richmond aud ylcinlty.l
RICPMOE BAZ NAR, 10 A. NJ, large numoe
OF hrst-class animals, &c.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. 81, six 1ryt-elus
mules.
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Gds.-Many citizens are already debating
the feasibility and expediency OF starting
gas-works, either on corporation account or
as a private speculation. With increased
manufactures on the river side, no doubt
this description Of Illuminating power will
be found indispensable.
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TIE WEATHER-SoME RAIN on THE UPPER
JAMEs-THE CONDITION OF OUR STREHrs-
WEATHER OUTLOOK HRRE.- Yesterday WAS
8 sultry day here, aud in the afternoon the
heat was very oppressive and the dust more
insidiOus and aggressive than ever. Ii has
put q white coat upon the leaves Of the
trees, and wherever widow is raised or
door open in ii comes, and always Ns 40
unWelcOue visitor. The streets were never
in a more untldy condition. Yet 1t is inn
practicable 10 sweep them without raising
great clouds OF dust, and it is impos-
sibls TO walk along them without feel
ing the grit falling upon you. Nothing
but a heavy rain will restore them to
8 decent condition. The weather probR-
blitIes man yesterday morning held out q
feeble pros peet Of "locsl rains" but,
though the clouds several times gathered,
they as often dispersed, and hope and dis
appointment followed each other in quick
succession. Late at night, however, there
were promises OF better things, and faith
grew stronger with the arrival OF the fol-
lowing tidings from the up-country:
North River =. M: Good rain.
Natural Bridge: Cloudy; every indica'
tion OF rain. Slight sprinkle this afternoon.
Lyncbourg: Rained from 5 10 $3.50 Z. M.
Cloudy at 7:30 p. M. .
Seoltsyille-S z. NJ: Little sprinkle OF
rain this evening. Heavy clouds and good
pros poets for more tonight. Very warm.
Stspleton-8:30 2. NJ. f: Heavy clouds aud
Of thunder.
HowardsyiAe-s:30. Z. NJ. Cloudy, with
slight thunder and indications OF rain.
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A Ndrrou EScape.-A Chesterfield dis
penser Of Iscleal nuid, Samuel Conrad by
name, being on the railroad track in lower
Petersburg on Thursday, was Knocked
down aad quite badly used up by the rear
car OF train Of flats which was backing
into the depot at the time. III Mr.. Thomas
Davis, the f1gman, had not luckily per-
ceiyed Conrad in his dangerous location,
and signalled the engineer 10 stop, the train
would have backed over and made mince-
meat OF him. As IL was he made narrow
escape.
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HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM,
GIVES TO EVERY WOMAN
FAIR, FRESH AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION.
No matter how much II may have become i'm
nalred By nature or Otherwise, II makes the Skis
PURE, SOFT and LIKE THAT Of YoUrH.
It's not only BnEGASTLY PERFUAFD, but Is "a
in every way most perfect wash and sPLESDT
LOTION.
It's APPLICATION cannot possibly be detected
and IS harmless as water.
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TsE TBEATRE.-There was large and
fashionable audience at the Theatre last
night TO witness the rendition OF the new
comic Opera " MIscotte," by Fay Temple
toms Comic Opera Company. The piece
was well put on the stage, and went Oh
very smoothly considering that most OF
the performers were unfamiliar with
the stage Of cur Theatre. The COM
psny Is well selected, and the differ
ent characters were most ereditably sus-
tanned. The chorus. though rather small,
Is well drilled, and performed their part
with good effect. The music Is light, but
some Of it very pretty, while the dialogue
Is sprightiy and entertaining. Miss Tenn
pIetou as the " Maseotte" " and Mr.. Seth n.
Crane as "Pippo" fairly divided the honors
of the evening. Miss Templelon is a good
actress aud possesses tne cOntraho voice,
and Mr.. Crane IL an easy aud graceful actor
and has baritone voice OF great sweet.
ness aud compass. Messrs. John Tenn
pleton, w. NJ Fuller, aud Edwin Van
Vechten, the comedians Of the company,
PLAYED their respective parts with fine effect,
and the audience we're kept Ia fine hunor
by their dr0leries. Miss Edith Weaver,
0The Pride OF the Regiment" rendered
soa,e very sweet music on tho eornet, and
was rewarded with an encore. Taken as
whole. the entertainment wac most enjoy
able one. An d is we'll worth seeing again.
% The Mas cote" will be given at the
matinee this afternoon and tonight, when
he engagement OF the company closes.
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HOTELS.

NJ. CHARLES HOTEL.--One of the few
- - houses built especially for hotel purposes. kay'
sas Dsen thofoughly reDaired, papered. aud reSso.
setsa, aud belDg iOcakcd tn the business centre oi
n ey and readily accessible 70 cepots and b0aiG
silh HfeetcsPt passing The oOor every Eve min
ss1s combine 10 DakedhODe OF the most convenient
sat 70 The s0ourner In the city. whether be be on
S5ssbots or pleasure,
sI a* pf0prietors anpoancf that ON aad after SEP
aL1btk i, 1881, they WIZ be prepared 70 enter
,s. ..o sss assistance OF an experienced corps Of
nsllnst cooks, bakers. bgters. end maids. ahd AZ
q. hi. PEYT0N a CO.,
49,, porner HfIssnih and Man streets;
P6lA Eichnend, Va.
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NEVER FAILs-No instance OF failure on
record when SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR has
been properly taken. II removes bilious secreuons'
curts dyspepsis, constipation, and sick headache
strengthens the Kidneys, and gently assists Nature
Genuine prepared only by j. II. ZEILIN 4 co.
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MEETING OF THE CITY CONSERVATIVE
COMuITTgE-PRINABY-ELECTION OFFICERS.
At the meeting OF the committee last night
the resignation Of Mr. james Lyons as
a member OF the Monroe Ward delegation
was rendered. and on motion Of Mr.. Epps,
laid on the table.
On motion OF Mr.. G. Z. Hill, It was
ordered that two voting precincts be opened
IN Clay Ward.
On motion Of Mr.. Epps,
Resolved, That all resident white Con-
seryatiye- Democrats who have become OF
age since the last registration, or will be-
come OF age before the next registration,
are entitled to vote in this primary election.
The following clerks aud judges OF the
primary election were appointed:
MdrShdH WdYd.-Judges, j. j. Cannon
and +. NJ. Noble. Clerk, Andrew l.. Elicit.
Voting place, Payne's store, corner Twen-
ty.seventh and Marshall.
Jefferson Ward. d.-Judges, j. l.. Weather.
ford and j. A. Gin. Clerk, L. j. Robinson.
Voting place, 0ldMarket Hall.
Madison Wdrd.-Judges, Il. c. Dauiel
and James II. Pecor. Clerk, j. Russell
Speuce. Voting place 10 be hereafter an
pouUced.
Monroe Wdrd.-JudRes. ID. b. Jones and
John g. Moss. Clerk, IS. Davis. Voting
place at school.house on Grace street be-
tween Second and Third.
Clay Ward. At Wcstham House
Judges, G. j. Hooper and B. A. jacobs.
Clerk. James Gibbs. At John Hauck's,
west Brosd street: Judges, A. l.. Buriord
aud G. V. Clash. Clerk, Edward Collier.
Jackson Ward. First and Second Pre-
eiucts Judges, G. G. johnson and Charles
Wharton Clerk, +. NJ. Bennett. Voting
place, First and Duval streets. Third
Precinct: Judges, Charles Hagan and
Thomas Cox. Clerk, Daniel Harrington.
Seventeenth street place to be hereafter
snnoDucPdl.
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MORE LIGHT on THE HISTORY OF THE
MARVELLOUS MAN MARvIN.-Sberih Wright
has received a letter from ex-Deputy Sherih
G. w. Taylor, OF Carthage, No., under
date Of August 29tb. saving:
81 see from the Globe Democrat, OF ST.
Louis, that General Budong A. Morton IL
or will be in your custody soon. l have
some acquaintance with him. He was In
custody here, charged with forgery al Jop-
lin, in this county. lie feigued paralysis
while here, gave a straw bond, and skipped
for parts unknown OF late. He also failed
10 appear at court when bis bono u'as gwen
for him TO. He is wanted here. He is one
OF the crooks OF our country. When he
was here be had two women with him-one
his wife, the other his adopted dsug hter.
He is intelligent, aad liable to deceive g
great many people.
al would advise you TO give him no op-
,portunity, as be Will make his escape under
false prelences. II be Is the man Is. A.
Morton be has \ sesT on his nose and slight
~ crooked and gray aud bald-headed, ana
when be Is talking TO you be Will not look
as,you. Ask him il be is acquainted WITH
me"
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TaE BosHsRs-DAN .--Yester.
dav Judge B. r. Wexford heard argument
from Captain Charles U. Williams, SounseI
ior the Richmond .apd Aileghsny railroad,
sSking that the Injunction granted by sudge
Franch 10 prohibit the Richmond sDd A''e,
ohsnS railroad turning water into lhe esaai
st Rosh,r's dam be Dissolved.
City.Atlorney Kelley represented tDe cl.y'
,Iudge wexford, after hearing me afgu-
ment. took the papers, and will give dis 10
csion in o few days.
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RxIEPs.-A freight train OF thirty cars
arrived in the city last night on The Ale
gbapy road
II IL gratifying elrenmstanee that while
che prevailing drought has spread over all
onr country to such an alarming extent We
have had TO record no forest fires, frequent
IV so destructive 10 property.
Or. G. X. Gilmer, recently reported as
very an. has so far recovered as to be out
gaia, though unfit for regular duty as get.
There will be full meeting OF all three
branches OF the Centennial Choras at SAHss-
or HaiIe next Wednesday night.
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A GOOD MovE.-At a meeting Of the
Committee on Water, held last night, Mr..
James Hayes offered the following resolu-
ton. which was adopted:
Whereas our citizens have been deprived
OF the use Of city water for the most part
since the 18th Of August, we deem il proper
to say 20 the water-takers that we, the Com
miltee on WsteT, will recommend to the
Council one months rebate Of water-rent.
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NiQht Work.-The pickers and spinners
OF the Old Dominion Woallen- and Cotton
Mill now work at night, obtaining thereby
better power in consequence OF the non-use
OF the water by the other mills at night.
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ment OF toe following standing committees
Of the body--viz.:
On Finance Mcssrs. j. II. Patteson, T.
B. Sims, s. r. Owens, Jr., II. b. Owen, A.
ID. sbotwell, J. r. Perdue.
On Streets-J. x. Perdue, T. w. Gentry,
g. Il. Owens, Jr., J. ii. Patteson, A. D..
shotwell.
On Buildings and L,nds-C. r. Moore,
II. T. Baliow, DIR. r. w. Brodnax.
On Ordinances-T. b. Sims, T. w. Gen.
try, II. B. Owen.
On Water-Power. Reservoir. and by.
drants-T. w. Gentry, I. b. Sims, A. g..
BVans.
Relief OF the Poor-A. d. shotwelI, Dr..
r. w. Brodnax, A. j. Gallagher, r. T..
Ballow.
On Fire Departmental. J. Gallagher,
II. b. Owen, G. #. Moore.
Ga Cemetery-H. B. Owen, DR.. r. W.
Brodnax, A. J. Gallager.
On Health--Dr. X. w. Brodnax, r. T..
Bsllow, A. q. Evans.
On Retrenchment and Reforms. r..
Owens, Jr., j. II. Patteson, @. f. Moore.
The President stated that he bad omitted d
the appointment OF the Committees on Mar
ket aud on Light, as there existed no neces-
sity for them.
Vacancies were filed in the School Board
by the selection Of Mr.. J. II. Foster, OF The
Fist Ward. Mfr. Henry Fitzgerald was
also nominated for this post. When the
vote was counted IL appeared that each can
dIdate had five votes; whereupon sundry
explanations were made and both nominees
praised, when new vote was called for and
resulted in the choice of Foster, as stated.
For the vacancy in The Board from the
Second Ward Mr.. J. B. Vaughan was cho-
sen for the Third Ward Mr.. b. p. Owen,
Jr., was chosen and for the Fourth Ward
Mr. j. S. Robertson was elected.
BOARD OF HEALTH.
The following Board Of Health was elect
ed-viZ.:
First Ward w. w. Garnett.
Second Ward: /. G. Wells.
Third Ward: G. A. Peple.
Fourth Ward: L. Morrisette.
DR.. S. l.. Ingraham was nominated and
elected president OF the Board OF Health.
CITY scAvEEGER.
The Council reelected o. A. Sayory, pre-
sent City Scavenger. He had no opposi'
tion.
COMMITTEE ON CEMETERY.
The following resolution offered on April
10, 1881, was taken up, and, on motion, re-
ierred to the Committee on Cemetery,
whose election has been heretofore no.
tieed-viz.
BE IL reSoiUed, That the Cemetery Com
mittes be requested 10 take into con-
sideration the prscticability and cost oil
removing from the burylng.grouud known
as Weisiger's burying.ground the bodies
therein lhterred, and placing the same
IN some part Of the city cemetery to
be set apart for that purpose, and that
they confer with the owners OF said
property In regard to arranging with then
to bear some portion Of the expense IN
CURED in said removal, and that they make
q report on this matter TO the Council at It's
earliest opportunity.
OTHER MATTRRS.
The present city watcbman at the water
works. Samuel Quarles, was continued on
the roll OF corporation employees till said
works shall be formally transferred to their
present owners, the Richmond and ALE
ghsny Railroad Company.
There being no further business, on mo-
tion the Council adjourned.
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THR CONDITION oP TIRE president AZ De-
scRlBED BY SENATOR CAMDEN, or WEST
VIRGISIL. The following from Senator
Camden was received here between 2 aud 2
O'Clock yesterday:
WASHINGTON, D. G., September 2, 1881.
10 John Il. Branch;
The Presidents condition has remained
much the same since Sunday-no loss and
no positive gain. Members Of the Cabinet
feel hopeful, but not sanguine.
His present condition may be described
as one oi hopeful suspense.
]. y, CAMDEK.
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TBE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy aud warm.
THRRhoNETRR YEsTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, 70 +:
A. NJ, So; noon, 96; Z. NJ, 95; SIP.
NJ, SS; midnight. rs.
Mean temperature, S6f.
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LILY BELLE CIGAR, Sc.

In THE sUYPRRERs FROM PREMATURE BALD
MISS but knew ii, the tshic qualities Of Quinins
are a specific. In no shape can II be uen more
agreeAbly than In j. & Z. ATKfNsoEs Quinias
Hnir-I Otlou.
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CoMxIrTRE REPORTS.

Reports were returned through the Mayor
OF the action OF the police in the suppress
sion OF crime for the month OF August,
1881, from which IL appeared that 132 par
ties had been arrested: for felony, % for
mlSdemeauor, and l0s for ordinance viols-
tions. or this number Chief Of Police
Lipscomb arrested 65. The report stated
that the conduct and condition OF the force
was In strict conformity with the regula-
tions governing the same. There were no
leaves OF absence, but Policeman Jones
was detained from duty four days on ac-
count OF sickness during August. Report
received and adopted.
The report Of the Finance Committee
showed an expenditure OF sG2S.04 on ac-
count OF measures taken to suppress The
smallpox, and an expenditure Of S9S1.52
for pay OF sundry city officers and the pur-
chase OF supplies for the city. Total.
Sl,65e.66. The report was adopted, after
an explanation by Chairman Patteson that
tire expenditure for smallpox was unusual
suG not likely again TO occur. and that no
ease OF that disease now existed, aud that
the qusrantine bad been discontinued.
COUNCIL COMMITTEES.
President Perdue announced the appoint.
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Il
So numerous are the Developments Of Malaria
that people continually suffer from from this mex
ious poison when they least imagine it 70 iurking ia
their system.
CHUIs AND FEVER, HEADACHE,
INTERMITTENT FEVER,
GENERAL DEBILITY, BILIOUS FEVER,
LASSITUDE,
TYPHOID FEVER, NAUSEA,
PAINFUL OFFSPRINGS OF MALARIA.
andhsTe their origin In disordered liver, which
n not regulated IN time, great suffering WreIohed
ness and deaih will ensue.
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR
PURELY VEGETABLE
IS absolutely certain in its remedial effects, and acts
more pronpiy in curiuglsll forms OF AAlarial dis
eases than calOmel or qulnine. without any OF the
tniuriou. consequences which follow their use.
II taken occasionally by persons exposed TO ha'
laria, IL will sxpel the poison and
PROTECT THEM FROM ATTACK
See that you get the genuine In While wrapper
with red.Z. prepared only by
al BO-deodl y&wly j. II. ZEiLlN co.
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No. 1 aud EXTRA MESS MACKEREL In kits.
Large supply OLD APPLE BRAND jest received.
Fine OLD RYE WHISKEY, 81 80. 90, 1880.
Choice selection Of FAMILY GROCERIES.
WINES and LIQUORS Of every grade.
Fine assortment KEY WEST CIGARS. For salS
low 10 the trade. W. ID. BLAIR & 60.
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WEATHER REPORT

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid.
DIE Atlantic States, partly cloudy weather
local rains, variable winds, mostly north.
sriy, and stationary or lower barometer and
temperature.
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sc. only for a Picnic CIGAR.

DON'T OUTRAGE YOUR STOMACH with violent
cahirtlc, but that pleasant and saluiary laxa-
tive TAKRANT's sELTZER APERIENT.
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TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE.

PRESCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS.
ulROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE,
PREPARED FROM TROPICAL PRUiIs AND
PLANTS,
DELICIOUS AND REFRESHING
FRUIT LOZENGE,
WHICH SERVES THE PURPOSE or
PILLS AND
DISAGREEABLE PURGATfVE
MEDICINES.
TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE
IS THE
BEST PREPARATION IN THE WORLD
FOR
CONSTIPATION, BILIOUsNESS. HEADACHE,
FILES, AND ALL KINDRED COMPLAINTS.
Itacs gently, effectively. and is delicious TO take.
Cleansing the system thoroughly, 1t imparts vigcr 70
midland body, aud dispels melancholy, hypoehon-
aria, etc. ONE TRIAL coNvIScEs.
PACKED IN BRONZE TIN BOXES ONLY.
Price, 25 aad 60 cents. Sold by AL druggists.
Inv s-deodtMhlO. 1921
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LIEBIG,s EXTRACT OF nEAT.

r IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
MEAT. FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FLAvoRGNe STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE
DISHES, AND SAUCES.
LIEBIG ooMPANY's EXTRACT OF kEAT. An
snsaiaab,e aud palatable tonic in all cases OF
weak digestion snd debility. "Is success and
icon for which nations should feel grEteful."-
zee Medical Press" " Lancet" British Medi-
esigournal," &c.
cAU1IOS,-Genuine only with the fac st'"tls
OF sleIOn Llesls's signature In blue ink across
tbe label.
LIEBIc o0MPkNY's EXTRACT OF MEAT. To
be kzeOf all -storekeepers, Groeers, and Chem
isis- soie agents fs1 the United States WHOLESALE
onlYAS G. David 4 Co., 43 Mark Lane, London,
EnglSsG ap 30-SaS2t
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AI5-cent box OF Rough on Rats" will keep a
house free from Ges, mosquitoes, ras, and mice The
entire seas0n-Druggists.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

THE HYGEIA HOTEL,
Il OLD POINT COMFORT VA. =,
Situated 100 yards from Fort M0nroe. Open all
the year Equal 70 any hots In The United states A.
a SUMNER REsoRf. send for circular describing
"'S''Ai' =" N HARRISON PHGBUs,
N25 Propnetos.
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CHLORINE srRoNTIA WATER. warranted 70
cure Ayspepsia, Of CHRISTIAN n WHITES.
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Richmond. VA. Anrust %. IL

RICHMOND, VA, August 20, 1881.
To Whom Il May Concern: do hereby certify
that have this day contracted with Messrs. II. B.
CHAPLIN & CO., real estate agents, 10 publish
one hundred thousand 100 000l copiei of The Vir-
gfnia ReaL Estate Journal. containing sixteen
pages j. T.. GOODE, Printer.
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PERSONAL T. II. Lacy, OF this city,
is on n visit TO friends and relatives in
WytbeyiIle,
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VI. ELLYsoS z CO., advertising agents, lusert al
yertsemens IN al Of the Newspapers Of the United
states az publishers rates, Orders left at the Ds
patch counrng-room viii receive prompt atten'
tiou.
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al have used the LIEBIG Co.'S ARNIcATEDiEx-
TRACT OF WITCH HAZEL In cases requiring mat
valuable remedy, aud have had every reason 10 oe
satisfied with lis purity and efficiency"
WILLIAM Ii. HoLc0MBE, NJ. d.,
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RYE FLOUR, "GRAHAM" FLOUR, at CHRIS
TTAy 4 WHITES.
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mANCHEsTER AND VICINITY.
City Council.

At regular meeting Of this body held
last night At the Council chamber there were
present Messrs. L. w. Gentry, II. b. Sims,
Il. II. Ballow, A. j. Gallagher, DR.. X. w.
BrodnaX, II. B. Owen, S. r. Owens, Jr., j.
IL. Psiteson, A. ID. Shotwell, c. +. Moore,
aud j. X. Perdue, E,q.. president.
The minutes OF the previous meeting were
read and approved,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-03
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