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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-22
Severe BASPON.
45.-sAN FRANCISCO-45
SAN JUAN PUERTO-RICo.

Gira letras en- todas csntidades eorta vists
sobre las siguientes captales pueblos de la
Peninsula, islas Balesres J las Oanarias-
GALICIA.
Bavo. Bayona, Betanzos, Bufo, Oamarinas,
Oarballo, Oaldas de Reyes, Carril, Gee, Corcu-
bion, Constance, Carnota, Ferrol, Flnisterre,
Muros, Mugia, Noya, Ortigueirs (Santa Mar
tai, Orense, Padron, Pontevedra, Puente.
areas. Puentedeume, Puents Oeso, Puente del
Puerto, Redondela, Rivadeo, Santiago, Tuy,
vigo, Vivero, villagarcia, Vimianzo y zas-
AsTU RIAs.
Ayilss. Cangas de Onis, Cangas de Tineo
Oastropol, Oolunga, Cuillero, Fgueras, Gil
ion, Grade, Lastres, Luarca, Llanes, Ovieao,
Pola de Lsvisna, Pols de Lena, Pola de Siero,
Prayia, Rivadesela, Sslss, Sauna de Langreo,
Tapia, Tineo Villaviciosa Indesto.
RestU de Espafia.
Albacete Albuhol, Alcala la Real, Alcantara,
Alcafiiz, Alcita, Alcoy, Alfaro, Almanss, Al
mudevar, Almeria, Almuiecar, Aguilar, Alge-
c,ras, Alicante, Antequers, And1jar, Arenys
de Mar, Arenys de Munt, Astorga, Atecs,
Ayia, Ayerbe, Azcoitis, Badajoz, Baena, Bae-
"a. Barcelona, Bsrbastro, Bejar, Bilbao, Bla-
mes, Burgos, Brolss, Bastrorba, Cabra, Oace-
res, Oadlz. Calatayud, OalahOrra, Calella, Cal
detss, Oanet, Carihena, Cartagena, Carcajen-
te, Carmona, Caspe, Oastellon, Castro-Ur-
diales, C6rdova, Oludadela, Oiudad Rodrigo,
Ceuta, Chinchills, Don Benite, Ecja, Elche,
Estella, Figueras, Garrovillas, Corona, Ora
nada, Guadalajara, Guadix, Gibraltar, Haro
Hellin. Huelva, Huesca, Huescar, Hinoosa
del Duaue, Jaca, Jaer, jAtva, Jerez, La Es-
Gala. Las Palmas, Leon, Lerids, Ii ares, Lo-
ia. Iogroho, Lucena, Madrid, Malaga, Man.
resa, Martos, Marchena, Matar6, Masnou,
Montoro, Montilla, Montblanch, Montanchez,
Motril, Moron, Morella, Murcia, Navalmoral,
Oaate. Orihuela, Osuna, Palencia, Palafurgell,
Palam6s, Palma de Mallorcs, Pamplona, Pi-
media, Plasencia, Posadss, Pobla del Segur,
Premia del Mar, Puerto Real, Puerto de San
ia Maria, Puente Genil, Rambia, Reinosa,
Rioseco, Ronda, Sabadell, Salamance, San,
tander, San Fernando, san Lacar de Barra-
media, Sau sebastian, San FeiiG de Guixols-
San Poi, San Pedro de Pfemia, San Juan de
vllasar, San Gines de Vilasar, San Mateo,
Santo Domingo lie la Oazada, Sarihena, 5e-
goyia, SeVllls, Solsona, Sort, Tafalla, Tara.
ia, Tarragons, Tarrega, Ternel, Toledo, Toro,
Tore Don Jimeno, Torrelavega, Tolosa, To-
rrecia, Torr ,ella de Montgr, Trujillo, 1'ude.
la, Ubeda, Utrera, Valencls, Valencia de Al
cantara, Valadoild, Walls, Velez Malaga, vi
naroz vitoria, Viila-carrillo, Villa-rooledo,
Zafra, Zamora y Zaragoza-
lSLAS BALEAREs,
Ciudadela de Menorca Palma de Mallorca.
lSLAS CANARlAs,
Palmas (Gran Cauarias.l D.
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SECCION OFFICIAL.
GOBIERN0 GENERAL
pELAIsLA DE PUERTO-RICO.
NEoooIADo DE- ELEocIoNEs.


Consultado al Gobierno de 8. M. el
caso ocurriio en- las 1ltimss elecoiones
municipales de haberse queda1o sin
constituir las mesas de alganos Cole
pios por el hecho de no haberse presen-
tado en- ntimero su6cients electores quo
snpierau leer y escribir, SO ha resuelto
tslegrAHcamente d. Rssl orien y pre-.
VIC informe de la Ssccion de Ultramsr
del Conseio de Estado, que Sc convo-
que 4 nuevas elecciones sn aquellos
pueblos en- que dejAron de celebrarse
por 10 expfesad csuss, con prevention
expresa de que, 81 shora suce iisss 10
mismo, proOeds este Gobierno hacer
Dor ST los nombranientos de Conceja-
les, en- uso de la facultad que le concede
ell articulo t. de 10 Ley provincial.
Y como { Ia vex dsbe tambi6n pro.
csderse 4 segundas elscciouss alli don
de fu.ron mpstentemeDte anuladas
Las primerss 8 no se celebrafon por
falta de asistencia del cuerpo electoral,
he dispuesto que tanto unss como otras
tengan lugsr On los dias 4. 5, s.y 7 de
Agosto pr6ximo, CON sujeci6n 4 las ST.
guientes reglas:
l.. Por cada Colegio Sc elegirS So
laments un n1msro dc Concejales igual
al de las vacsntAs que en- aquel hayau
de deiar los que debsn cesar ahora.
e. Ning1n elsctor podra votar mas
que en- ell Oolegio 8 Sscccion que desig-
ne su cedula talonatla.
g.. La Junts que se re6ere ell ar
ticulo 80 ie Ia Ley electoral de- 20 de
Agosto de 1870, SO rsunirs el Domingo
10 del mismo mes, nj Ia sleccion SO hn-
biere extendido & mas de IN Colegio,
con obieto de veri6car el escrutinio de
todos los votos depositados, examinar
las actas y realizar 10 demas que le en-
comiendan los srticulos SO y siguien-
tes.
l.. Si esta segunds election se limi-
tara & un solo Oolegio, por hsber todos
los demSs funcionado en- la primers,
dejara de oelebrarse oil escrutinio gene.
raj que preyiene el articulo 81, reuuiea-
dose Ia Juata que 90 Cits On 10 regla
anterior dnicamente para OR = resolvsr
las reclamaciones de qae trata el SO ,
hacer Ia proclamation do loo Conceja-
lee electos qua dispone el 81.
g.. En- los ounce dias comprendidos
entire 81 10 , el 10 del repetido mes do
Agosto, deberG oumplirss 10 dispuesto
on Ell artlculo So , podrGn los eiectorea
ejsrcitar el dsrecho que el mismo arti-
culo les soncede.
g. El dia At Immediate siguiente %
verifear6 10 reunion do que habla 81
articulo 81, en- los tSrminos J con al hr
qus "a d nisme 70 express,
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AL PUBLICO.

Ell sdbdito italiano DoN FRANCISCO RAGGI,
professor de mdsica, alumno que fne en- ell Real
Conservatorio de mdsica dc la ciudad de Ma
poles, bsjo la direction del que fue muy conoci
do maestro senior Mercadantel tavo Ell gusts
cito de mar y terra de los E.tados-U y nidoa
cinco amos, siets en- e espahol, ca class de
mdsico mayor, ell cual reserva sus respectivos
documentos tiens ell gosto de ofrecerse a.
respectable pdbico de esta capital para Ia en-.
sefanza de mdsica y piano, haciendose cargo
del cuidado de este, respecto la afnaci6n y
alguna cuerda que puedA fal,arle, por la men
sualidad de 8 pesos So centavos FL mismo
compone y alma plauos, y admlte abonos para
las afciones de los mismOs por peso mensua
despues de la primera a6naci6n.
Daran infOrmss en- Ia joyerfa del senior Flu.
riaty, Plaza de Armas, 20. jul 8
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SOGIEDAD ANONIAl DE CRBDITg HBRGANTII
CuavasatNIa I Iunia general .rtrasrtisNIa.

n1mero suflrentes de accioni> tas para podel
ceIebrar session, SO convoca do nuevo la Junta
los efscto3 expre=ados on Il anterior convo
catoris para ell dis del pr6x mo- Agosto; or
Ia inteligencia de que al tenor de 10 que pre-
viene el ar iculo AZ dc los Estatutos, tendrs
aquella efecto cualquiera que sea Ell nGmerC
de accionista q,e asista yla parte del capi
tai que representen.
Desde 81 dia 28 del corriente mes, Sc servi
ran scudir los sehores accionistas la Secre
taria de esta 30 iedad recojer la pspeIeta dt
asistencia aicha Junta.
Quedan vigentes todas las dem&s reglas in
serta. en- la anterior conyocatoria de rs dc iu
nio dtimo
FL sub Director, PAsLo UAAskt
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-22

gabinsta Bah4t y ice-presidente del
Consejo de ministries, baio la presiden-
ola dsl general Mac Mahon.
NJ Dnfaure era. desde 1858. miembro
de Ia Asamblea francess. Su musrte
ha dejado uu gran vacfo entire los hom-
bree polfticos de Ftancis.
Hay paz general. Los negocios Sc
resienten de la estaci6n del verano que
los frsnceses llaman Ia n.orte sais6n, no
porqus fsIte vida las negociaciones
sino porque estas tiensn menos vitali-
dad que en- otras epocas del aho.
(Comtinaard).
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-22
CT RCUL - R.

Arecibo J1lio de 1881.
Muy Sr. nues.ro:
En- esta fecha por mutuo convenio. cesa En-
sus negOcios la casa mercautil que iirAba On
esta plaza bajo la raz6u social de
RUIZ Y RUIZ,
quedando su active pasivo cargo 1oa
Manuel Ruiz Quevedo. pcs compra GU. = no-
cho su socio Don Adolfo, de todas = peR'
tenencias inherentes Ia misma.
Agcadecemos 10 c)nfanzA que I'd. ncs hS
dspsnsado, rogandole la haga extensive no
estro successor y nos suscribimos de- I'D. afec-
tislmos s s. y amigos
@. b 8 m.
RUIZ Y RUIZ
Arecibo Julio de 1881.
My Sr. milo:
Reflriendoms la circular que antecod
tengo .! gusto de poner sus 'denes mi nu-
eva casa Iaercantil que Queda instalada hoy On
en- esta plaza bajo mi 500 nombre, pOr c0mprA
de las pertenencias que en- Ia anterior Ruiz y
Ruiz, tenia mi sociO Don Adolfo.
Es.a se dedicara los mismos negostns
la extinguida, esperando n Reesr~~s%
fanza, srvase tomar nota do mi frma
suscribi6ndome de I'd antno. 3 8.
B. B q n.
Manuel Rniz Quevedo
is
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R.OM n -.

Don Constantine l. Varo, actual apoderado
general en- esta Isla de Ia casa de Ranca de
los Sres M Ephrussi 6 Co de Paris, debien.
do ausentarse, hacs ssber al p1blico que ha
sustituido sus poderes en- el sefior don Mateo
Lucehetti.
Puerto Rico, Jali) 20 de 1881, "a
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La Elegancia Cabana.
SOMBRERERIA DE JUAN SEXTO,
CalIe de san JustO mthEn. ~.
EsouIsA ALADE FoRrALEzA, s j, PuBRro- RICO.

En- este acreditado estabecmiento So AGA
ba de recbir IN surtllo especial de C Al es1S
de todas classs dtimas novedade 81
Iondres. New York Y Barcelona eIs "a
mente de panama, lipijapa de lase Asc~
tori Is de America, toto 10 que s9en. 4
por mayor yal detail precio 20
md iicos.
TamblSn 80 lavan somhreros oOkr
arregl los do Gator, cOpa y cIsd6
inclusos de Sacerdotea, militares es "a
los tan buen0s como nuavos para
cuenta con opeFarios aeredItadot de les
res fahricas do sombrrros do Ia Lila de
Los que residan en- los pnntos dc
deseen sc les laven 6 arreg on los so~
que tengan en- su poder, los enviaran &C,
ia dirigida al que sltseribe, 'teriendo Gu
en- no equivocarsa en- Ia direction con-
sucedido va algunas pers0nas, no olvida
serRn sarvidos sn benenlaeito en- Lk
GANOIA GUIANA esquina San Jnsto
taleka. -->TuAN SExTo. htA eN
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Sc suPLleA

A la persona que puela dar noticia de don
Antonio Sal, y Xapell, natural de Barcelona
que hace ailo medic SO dedicaba 4 la venta
de quincaIla 9 los campos de esta Isla, Sc le
agradecera de Informes al que suscr be en- Pom
CO Gale dc Isabel III --Anselmo Oampins %
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VAPOR "ETNA."

El 26 del eorriente saldra de este puerto con
destino Nneva- York, ell magnifco vapor
''Etna", cap tan Seiders admit endo nasajeros.
Para mas porm"nores, dirigirse los agentes
Sobrinos de Ezouiaga "a
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.SOzzODOAlB PRt'

Pueda scr dessrito como u KqnidO FUkS
transparsnte; onas casntas gcas del casl aPlics
das con un cepillo sobre los lientss, Producen
mas 4 q sADABLE BPUMA, que
ira TODOs Los INFERsTACAO
DE IA DENTADUHA L1m
BOCA, refrcscandolA pE6duciendo
sensacion sgradablc. Los dsntes deseclosi
RECaRRAN SU RLANCO COLO
COmunica fragancia al AE.IENE0 impi
detiene Ia decadencia Dc Il dentadura-
encias SO tornan rosadas mas resistentes con
operacion, Sc obtiene la perfecta AnMPlE:
DE Los DI ENTES y do II boca.
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soZoDoNTE

ouita todo olor desagradable del .aLHEFTt
causadO por catarro, mala deDtadura, uso d
tabaco etc Carecs completsments Dc todas l.
propielades perjudlciales y icidaa Dc las otfa
pastas polvos dentrihcOs, que Destroyer 81 e.,
mate.
IVA ROEEK.L.A DEyR.R SkLw
.UESEE
Sc rea.le en- t0das Las boticas v pa.fNmsTtas.
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An old Richunond landmark.

10 Ht EuttOFS ~ HS DtSpOtch:
Seeing by an advertisement IN your
paper that one OF the old landmarks Of
Richmond, the Allan mansion, is 10 be
sold on the 18th instant, think short
history OF the place may be Of interest to
some of your readers. The brick-house
was first built there by David Meade Ran
dolph about the year 100. lie was first
cousin OF John Randolph OF Roanoke,
and married his cousin, Mary Randolph,
daughter OF Thomas Mann Randolph, OF
Tuckahoe. The place, through a witty
combination OF the names OF the owners,
made by Mr.. Rootes, who lived where
Mr.. John Enders now resides, was
called Moldayia NIolly and Dayy), which
title was acknowledged by it, subsequent
proprietors. The grandfather OF David
Meade Randolph was Richard Randolph, Of
Curls, who married Jane, daughter OF John
Boiling, who was the son OF Robert Boiling
and Jane Rolfe, the granddaughter OF Ms-
toika alias POcahontas. Mr.. Randolph sold
the property, then comprising the entire
square, TO Mr.. Peter Gallego, who lived
there for some years and added a wing TO
the eastern side OF the building. Mr.. John
Allan, Scotch merchant, bought the place
from Mr.. Gallego about 1920, and since that
period il has remained i'm his family. In
1850 Mrs. Allan, widow OF John Allan,
pulled down the wing made by Mr..
Gallego and erected q much larger and
handsomer addition i'm place Of it, and
many OF our present citizens attended
and can viyidly recall the magnificent fancy
ball with which she celebrated its compile
tion. So this noted mansion has had but
three owners in ninety years-all OF them
persons OF wealth and high social position,
and all celebrated for their handsome con-
vivial entertainments and the free hospital
ity exhibited to their numerous friends.
The lofty site OF the house and the beautiful
views of Manchester and the surrounding
country. varied by the foamy falls and sill
very sheen OF the james, visible from its
broad porticOs, have always been a glory
and pride TO It's owners, while the
cool, uninterrupted southern breeze
during the hottest summer days ever
added refreshing comfort to the hap
py occupants OF that pleasant mansion.
II has also been noted as the home Of Ed
gar A. Poe, who was adopted by Mr.. Allan
Immediately after the burning OF the Thea
tire in 1911, taken by him to Europe few
years later, where be was placed at school
in England, and known under the name OF
Edgar Allan. I have no doubt the happiest
years OF POe's life were passed under that
roof, after his return from England, where
he was the petted and spoiled child Of for
tune. ANTIGUA"
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1rnRKT0MN CENTENNIAL LIE.

W -
L BRATiON.-AIl ;lIe eCAT1OLICfOCiNTlES
intending 10 participate IN the opening scryire, "
Tie Y0.ktown C,ntenlll Celebration vii 1s'er.-
SHARP, IA run RECALLS, on SUNDAY. 10Th ias.anti
CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL SoClhTY-Nin'h
beEwtcn Broad aad hsIshali stTcais -.
81. PETERS CATHOLIC TOTAL AB-Ti-
NENCE AND BENEfICiAL-icnM s.9,en
Broad ana narhsll strtetg.
kSIGIlls OF 81. JOsEPIl-Tcush beiTsn
'tiI tGFRMkS s6CiEiiEs-on Droal stree, rizlt
rSitas SItKSsiENT G.i '0cg.DER OF BlBERNiAss-ssoad
street ri2ht resi- * en- Eleventh.
McGILL LYCETM AND CATHOLIC
KNIGHTS. or AdERlCA-EIesenih Deswen
Broad and Marshal. streets.
MCnNOND RgGSCil IRISH NArlOsNL
LAND lEAGtf--ca Broad street, rieii ip'.sis
on Ninth,
resting on Nfush-gathoiie Beuefciai society, =.
Peters Catholic Igtai Ahs!ilcncc and 70. .s.ft
Society, KNIGHTS u ~ Joscph, German s3e.f's.',
Ancient Orii,F Of HDcruiaEs, Mct'iil L.Q@1s0,
Catholic knights Of America, irish NAsi2n1i l7an
League.
to Grace, down Griee 10 Ninih, down Niaii -
Main, down Main 10 Fourteenth. down fsGrseIt1
10 The Richmond and Danyi'ie depot, nnecr The
train will he taken for Yorktown.
Arriving at yorktown, societies 0a tc4gllg ire
csrs win lake their places n hnc 81 originally
formed, and march ~ .he grounds as-iyuei fo-
ne o;cning terYtCcs % he conducted by tie Rlget
Rev. JOHN ID. kEANE, Bishop OF Rieh.noed.
Al the societies are expected 10 asiet ~ : haiy
At he Holy Sacrisce cf The Mas, which VII coy-
mellce al iO& 4. ~.
Tickets for gse RcGnsi-Tnp- aichIcond n Yor.-
town and return: For meinbers Of societies, Si.1J
ladies societies, same Ir'eezood untsl :he cloeof
The CeDigintll.
The following gentlemen have been sgpQtd;ef
rs aids t0 the Chief Nafshal:
Artlar Rooney, ). GerrtnR,
john barriy. Nilliam II. Nszi,
Miliian L; nkin, I'd. Cummings
u. ef,cvcrr. Thomas Cox.
James Ryan j. v. Rcddy,
Patrick & T-,,S.l,On William Dsfisp9.
r. Costello. y. T.. Murphy.
Philip CfNeal, yaihca liayesf
Patrick k.enan, Joseph LaNbe
81 (,.rln0efy. John NcDonAtf.
j. L. Whitssker. Jamcs 6odc.s.
V. schwartz, John Murphy.
y. T. Baxter.
The assistant msrshals are requested = s.cct
promptly al q 4. VI. az Cathedral iiali.
h. ,. BELLY,
oe - Chief Marsha
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rsit,r Of the 81 John u. b. NeleS says:
M oes-wounds, achcr pains, sores, ETC., II Is the
vsesf ssectuGl remedy We know or No family
slouldA ie without bottle OF u Tor single hour.
from the Cincinnati Dispatch:
Ne have seen its magic effects, and kROp II 60 be
4 good article.
WON I. :. PORTER, United States Consul at Gre
seld Rhcni-h Prussia:
sS,cy long years or use am satisfied IL Is posi-
,rely escicni rs hoaling remedy FOR wounds,
lf,Iises. and sprains.
IA. ". SMARTER, NalGOsta, Ca, says;
MS panacea Tor all bruises and burns.
Prom r. W. ADAMS, Saco, Me-:
N gaye INC immediate relief.
T. LEWIS says:
IN forty years use 70 never hss failed me.
WV. IuM NichOiyille, y. ", says:
use your PAIN-kILLER frequently. IL re-
Bs,,s main ard soreness and heals wounds like
magic.
Yor scalds and barus Il has no cquai.
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MANCIEsTER AND VICINITY.

Police CoWt.-The little colored boy
mentioned in Yesterdays paper as having
caused the death Of girl recently, being
too small for judicial elimination by court
and jury, was ordered to be whipped and
turned loose. The presiding justice yes
terday ordered 4 similar fate (at the hands
OF his mother) TO white mchin who had
maliciously used a grayel-shooter. His
mother being sick, the youngster was
placed in jail, where late yesterday evening
he was observed at a window placidly
smoking a con-cOb pipe. His gravel
shooter had only destroyed an eye.
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PERRY DAvIs's PAIN-KILLER Is not new,
pnir,ed remedy. For forty years Il has been In
constant use and those who have used IL the long
ct are its best friends.
II, success Is entirely because ofits merit. Every
fmily should have bottle ready for use. Much
paln and heavy doctors bills may often be saved
lg prompt application Of the PAIN-kILLER.
Unke most medicines, It Is perfectly safe even In
he hands Of a child. Try 1t once thoroughly, and
IT will prove its value. Your druggist has 1t at
95e., SOC, and 81 per bottle.
PERRY DAVIS & SON, Proprietor,
- l-eOdtNol Providence, R. I.
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for he knows that know him to be mise
rable coward and base liar.
"Mahone cannot, therefore, be for any
body or anything that am for; and this.
no doubt, is the reason why he did not
want TO fight the enemy 1t spotsylyania
Courthouse when he was under my COM
mand, and wanted him to iight.r
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THE MOZART THIS EyExIxG-0PERA.-- -
This evening viii be produced the operetta
OF "BOx and Cox,n i'm one act-libretto by
Madison Morton, music by Arthur Sulli-
yan-with the following cast: John James
Box "a iourneyman printer), Mr.. +. w.
Hof; James John Cox "a iourneyman hat
teri, Mr.. Pierre Bernard; Sergeant Bouncer
"a clearinghouse keeper, late OF the Damp
shire yeomanry, with military reminis-
cences), Mr.. G. w. Scott.
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GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, 81 P We, residence No.
406 east Grace street.
GRURBs & WILLIAMS. ~ =. NJ, executors
sale Of the large property 1t tie corner OK ds!n
and Fifth street, residence Of the .1Le Mrs.
Louisa g.. Allan,
RICHMOND BAZAAR STORE, 10 A. ", ioase-
hold nri1ture, carpc.s, plale-nlrlpr, ingslGs
and china bowls, sc.
J. THOMPSON BROWN, 3 p. H.. dwelling No.
GiO Buchanan near Neunbie street.
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Rnnl Esfafa R1Nipm.

The October No. OF this paper, published
by II. J.. Staples & Co., No. 1103 Main
street, with special reference to the cele-
bratiOn at Yorktown and the State Fair,
has been issued. 1t contains large num-
Der OF business advertisements and descrip-
tions Of farms and lands which Messrs. Sta
pies e. Co. have for sale. 1t is for gratuit-
Ons distrihntiOn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-13

CHANCE FOR ANTHRACITE CoAs.-coSsU-
sEns.-A cargo of ffec-burpfng. fresh Anthracite
coal, all sizes. viii discharge 20 me this week To
parties applying to-day win o6er extraordinary
Inducements, aud deliver II from Tie vcsel,
weighed and clean. Order at once In person,
writing, or telephone No. $50, at sos east Main
street. J.B. wkrKrSe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-13

Manchester ReddjUsters.-The white and
colored Readiusters OF this city have sepa-
rate clubs and officers. The white club is
differed as follows: President, w. l..
Walker; Yice-Presidcnt, Sidney w. Blank
inship; Treasurer, Henry Beattie; Secre-
tary, Thomas Fisher.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-13
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-For the Mid
die. Atlantic States, partly cloudy weather
and rain, southwestcrly winds, lower bare
meter, and higher temperature.
The WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and pleasant, with slight sprinkle
OF rain during The afternoon.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, 4G (;
A. NJ, 55i noon, 20; =. NJ, 73; 6 p.
NJ, 6S; midnight, GA.
Mean temperaturc. 62Y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-13
HAGAS's MAGNOLIA BALM,

HAGAS's MAGNOLIA BALM,
GIVES TO EVERY WOMAN
FAIR, FRESH, kSD
BEAUTIFUL CoArLxloN.
No matter how much II may have become M
paired by nature or otherwise, Il makes the SKIN
PURE, SOFT and LIKE THAT OF YOUTH.
II IS not only ELEGANTLY PKREUMED. BOT uIs
In every way most perfect wash and a sPLESDID
LOTION.
Its APPLICATION cannot possibly be detected,
and is harmless as water.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-13

SIR james Pagct, president British Medical As
sociation, says that 10000 deaths arc 3aauaily
caused by nervous diseases In England, aud that
there Is no more powerful and effectuat uervcss
tsnlc than the LIEBfG Co.'S Coca BEEF TOSfc Is
evidenced by the emphatic testimony Of no most
eminent physicians. Caution: Beware - cheap,
worthless limitations snder ours and slmIiss nsmes,
Ask for Liebig Co.'s Coca Bocf Tonic. E,ccoIiect
that for malaria, debility, sick headache dyspep-
sia monthly suffering, and bilousncss, II IL iacom-
payable.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-13
.,ppy pAyus.s rArN.KmLER.

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