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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-30

few know anything about H.; fewer still
have ever been there. IL was first settled
IN 1862. The venerable William ard Mary
College here, founded 10 1892, Is the oldest
educational establishment I'm The United
States except Harvard.
The Eastern Lunatic Asylum, located
here, gives the little city some importance.
AT Williamsburg are also 10 he seen the re-
mains OF the palace OF Lord Duumore, ac-
cidently burned by the French soldiers
soon after the surrender Of Lord Cornwall
lis at Yorktown; some Of the arches OF The
old Capitol. destroyed by fire IN 1882; the
venerable Episcopal church, ard the magG-
zine or old pOwder-horn, &c, dc.
jamestown is but four miles from Will
liamsburg, and though the grayeya ard and a
portion Of the old church-tower are all that
is left Of that once gay capital, It Is place
that many tourists will care 10 visit.
THE TOURIST.
The country through which this road
passes, though so full Of historic interest, is
not very pretty nor a very rich one. Ex-
cept on the Hver-bOuoms and a few other
favored spots Il is poor. Since the war
much Of 1t has grown up in pines.
These pines are Natures gloss. They
cover the uccD WflnktcS dnO scars leIt Dy
the ravages Of armies aud the oyerturning
oi long. established system Of labor. They
likewise hide the rihe.pits and breast
works, and it Is only now aud then a "loOm-
ing bastiOn" " standing out higher and bolder
than the rest shows where the armies
fronted each and passed The compliments
Of the season i'm shot and she'll.
TO GIT TO yorktown FROE TIE EAST.
Newport News j. almost in front Of the
place where the gieat naval battle Of 1862
was fought. when the herrimac came out
from Norfolk and sunk two United States
frigaies.
The distance from Newport News 10 Nor
folk is about twelve miles. Splendid steam
ers have been engaged 10 ply between these
two points. and tens Of thousands Of per-
sous can thus be carried to Yorktown.
Newport News is also within few miles
Of Old Point, and steamers will also con.
MEET these two places.
So with crOg ded trains running 10 York
town, both from Richmond aud from New
port News. it viii be seen that The Cbesa-
peake and OHIO Company viii be a large
contributor TO the success Of the Centen-
nisl, and will be likely 10 be handsomely
rewarded for its enterprise in building It's
Yorktown branch.
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DiSSatisfed RedGUS!erS Leading white
representative R,aGiusters from Powhatan
sDd Goochland, who have recently visited
this city, represent the feeling against Gid.
dings and Lewis, who were recently nomi.
mated At MidloibIln for the House OF Dele
gates. + quite decided. While not disposed
to push their opposition 10 the point cf
open rebellion, they will not cOunten9nce
by their votes either OF these candidates.
The pros pect Of the easy election OF MessrS.
Warwick and Goode. the Conservative
Democratic nominees for the same position,
has encouraged their friends 10 active eXer-
tiOns IN their behalf.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

We. the undersigned ice dealers, take this method
OF notifying our cuDtOmers aud The public gene
rally that owing 60 the long aud excessive heated
term our drivers and teams are completely broken
down, and must have rest. ana hat our wagons vi 4
he Withdrawn from the delivery OF ice on Sundays
during the remainder % This season. and that We
will mske TWO DELIVERIES ON SATURDAYS.
thus enabling customers 10 get their supply for
sunday. Hotels. railroad. aad other establish
ments requising ice will be served SATURDAY
EVENINGS: or. II lhev prefer, they can send their
own wagons 20 cur deoOts for IT, And IN no instance
whatever viii w deliver Ice on SUNDAYS 10 any
one. Our tOuses VIII be opened sll day for The BEN
Cht Of consumfrs on sundays. but Ice dealers aud
street wagons cannot get ice on these dayS.
RICHMOND ICE COMPANY,
JAMES &. SMITH,
Sc 30-2. JANE KING.
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EORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE OF
Il AN OLD NURSE.

MRS. wINsLOw's SOOTHING sYRUP is the
prescription Of one Of the best female physi
claus aud nurses In the United States, aud has been
used for forty years with never falling safety and
success by millions Of mothers and children, from
the feeble infant Of one week old TO the adult. IL
eorreels acdy OF the stomach, relieves "ind-coic,
regulates the bowels, and gives rest, htalu' ana
comfort 10 mother aud 3hild. We believe IL the best
and rest remedy In the world Ia all cases OF DYS-
EMERY aud DGARRHGA in children, whether
arising from teeihlng or from any other cause
Full directions for using will accompany each bot
lie. None genuine unless the fac stmhs OF CUR
TIs 4 PERKINS Is on the outside wrapper. Sold
by all medicine dealers. Twenty-Five cents ootue'
se 39-eodlW
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS. AT regular
meeting Of the WeSt.End Beneficial Society
held last night at Tboh's Hall The following
officers were elected for the ensuing term
C.. w. Tyler, president; }. II. Paraler,
yice.president; VI. 5. BiOunt, secretary /;
Charles Godlwyne, assistant secretary (;
William II. Dean, treasurer; Henry Weiss,
sergcaut.atarms Valentine Engle, 4. l..
Traiuham, +. a. Adams, executive commit
tee; John ). Rady, trustee. This Society
number. 1G0 members. They unanimously
accented the invitation OF the Council COM
miltee TO participate I'm the street parade on
the 26.h prOXimO.
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DROPOsALs TO FURNISH STATION
FRY POB THE STATE or VIRGINIA
INVITED.
COMMONWEALTH OF NiHCINyA,) }
OFFICE SUP'T. PUBLIC PRINTING,
RIOHWOED, September "A, 1881.


sailed uronoeas viii be receive at this Office un-
u SATURDAY., October ], 1891, az ~ b.. for the
p1pers specided below. The pap8rs are 20 d. deily-
tei at iuch pace or places n HichToud as The Sn-
IedHieudenI insy dire The hat paper, to De De-
lyered during ine month Of NOVEMBER. one
hundred TeaHfs of tue hity-p0und bo0k-r aper must
be- delivered by the 2OTH OF OCTOBER; the bal
snee during NOVEMBER. 1hesiNty pound book
Iapcr fOr1a htarattau', Reports mut te deliN6rcd
by fhe ] So Of NOVFMBkR.
TIE suecessful bidder will he required 10 give
bono 6ud s-cufty 40 bc approved by thc secretary
" the tomwOuwealtDl ~ double NE amount OF MS
400 BEAMs DOUBLE.CAP. 32 rounds;
200 REAMe Bu-POuND MEDIUM;
200 kEAhb 3G POUND DENY
IS REAMs l7X22 2S POUND FOLIO POST;
% ktAM> No. STOCK WRtIiNG-slse AON
5O-sO1uO-t0 D. dehyered-tLAIi
900 REAMS 80. BODK-DOUBLE-Mk NJ
uniform ln co or aud free from spcchs, 10
leetgh 20 o giinds tCittOtf 1cTdpDefS-0ne
pouud allowed for wrappcr aud lwire 40 eich
rtdm-tkie paper must De Of No. book -t0ck ;
~ EEAMS 20 Pol Nj 40 / MANILA;
~ kEAMs 40 POUND No. Nj ANILLA:
fu EkAMS &sST $. :. X &. DOJ iiLE Me-
DUN G0-FULSD BOOK, for SAN GfaGtan
Reports.
ihls iaper most be Or The best quality.
u llders are required 20 he specimens Of their
s-i3r Hiih their tdds. *. r. MALk ER,
Superintendent Of Pubiic Prin.inS.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Fight BetUeen q Rooster and Snake
Mayo. Island wss the scene Of a singular
encounter yesterday. Among the fowls
who have the range Of that locality is n gi-
gantic rooster with pair OF pretty fOrmida-
bic spurs. Yesterday as be was lounging
around, "monarch Of all be surveyed "a
dozen OF dame parllets he was approached
by a large wateT-snake, who tried the usual
serpentine performance Of endeavoring to
iascinste him with bis eye. Chanticlcer
did not scare worth a cent, and when
the snake approached he pecked at
it fercely. The latter would coil
up and make a spring at the fowl. which
it would avoid by nimbly skipping aside or
jumping in the air. After the fowl had
gotten IN a good number OF earnest pecks
on various portions OF the snakes corpus,
the latter concluded that discretion was
the better part Of valor," turned tail and
fed towards the water, pursued by the
rooster, who "got IN" several "good
one" as the snake relreatcd into bis hole.
Had bis snakesbip, which was OF the water
species. tried sparrow or similar bird be
would have been successful in its capture.
Evidently when be attacked the rooster be
WAS not aware Of the difficult work be had
in hand.
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TIE CoLORED SOCIETIES AND THE CENTEN-
NIAI. AI.PARAUE.-Thcre VIII be meeting of
the officers OF the cOlOred societies and Sc
clet orders OF Richmond and Manchester al
The armory OF the Auucks Gutad on Tues
day night, October ith, TO make suitable ar
Engagements for parade on Tuesday, Octo'
ber 25;h, a. requested by the COuncil Cen
tenuill Committee.
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FUNERAL OF Mrs. FREELAND.-The func
raj Of Mrs. Rosalie II. Freeland, widow
OF the late John Frceland. took place
Yesterday morning from St. Paul's churct
at II O'Clock. The ceremonies were i'm
pre>siyey performed by DR.. Minnigerode
and the music, appropriate to so sad an oc'
casion, w5s effectively rendered by The
regular choir, assisted by Mr.. W. II. Grant,
Jr. Tue pail bearers were Messrs. William
II. HsXaU. John Montague, w. j. johnson,
:. p. Laihrop, George 4. Barkedole, }.
Adair PleaSauts, Major Benjamin II. Nash,
and General p. Z. Moore. The floral offer
ings were exquisite and proiuse.
Mrs Frerland died on the 10Th instant in
Clarke county, at &" Buena VISTA" the resi-
denee Of her son-in-law, Colonel Johu X.
&. Lewis. She was an estmable lady, and
possessed many sterling, noble qualities OF
character. she was greatly beloved by a
Ioroe circle Of relatives and friends, who
will weep over her apparently sudden
demise,
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come by wire, " Ship to-day. sure" The
orders are sent out, and frantic shipping
clerks hail Das.iBg drays, "Take load for
Ddnyllieyp "No, boss, can't 90 there,
keep me all day; won't 90 for q dollar a
load"
Cannot the great Richmond and Dinyille
railroad expand with the growth Of ITS
parent city aud aid shippers more than
they do 10 "Ship to-day, sure?"
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PENINSULA BRANCH
OF the Chesapeakc and Ohio railroad
Now Nearly Completed TO York
town and Newport News.

Railroad Through the Most Historic Ground
Ia America-The Iron Horse Running
Through Baule-Fields and Over the Path of
the Pioneers-some Interesting Items Con-
cerning an Enterprise which has been
Pushed Through with Remarkable Vigor-
How We will be Able TO Go AIl-Raii TO
Yorktown-P Provisions for Moving the Great
Crowds That are Expected TO Go TO York
town-Facts, Figures, and Fancies.
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs FOR FORAGE.

OFFICE VA. STATE AGRIC u TURAL SoClETY.l
september &c, 1881. :
SEALED PROPOSALS VIII be received at this
off until OCTOBFE 7Tu. 2 NJ, IOr furushi *
tle >Ocety with The following:
"A Tons (2.Z40 pOuRds per toni BALED
TIMOTHY HAY:
ESQ BUSHELS 1872 pounds per bu ,hei) SHELLhD
OATS.
1000 POUNDS SHlPSTUFF;
100 BUSHELS UNBDLTBD NEAL;
1000 PUI NDS BRAN.
100 BUSHELS shELLED CORN;
40 Tons (2.24O pounds per toni BALtD-
STRAW;
TONS FODDER;
lhs whole o. br # The best quality. aud 20 be dey-
efti 90 ODE FWBge-Masler ON fLe Fair Grounds as
i0.svs: Uue third October lin: balance 40 such
lnc AMI in such quantities as may be ordeitd by
ilr secretary.
The society reserves The tight 10 turn bsck (tEc
Cot 0f hauling Go fail 90 The cOutrdCiorj auv ana
sr forage remaining at the close of tne Fair al The
lu-tt charged, aud 90 reject any aud al bids.
WILLIAM ". fINNtN.
s. 8e-lw Secretary and Treasurer.
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Communicated

Would you be 50 Kind as TO inform me
to whom | should apply TO correct a
greyious nuisance at the entrance to my
stall, Old Market? | have reported the
matter both to the clerk OF the market and
police, by whom Colonel Cutshaw has
been notified, yet there IS 20 relief.
J. : BRAUER
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Il will cure er,rey the worst form Of Female
Complaints, all ovarian troubles, Inflammation and
Liberation, Falling and Displacsments, and the
consequent Spinal weakoess, and Is particularly
adaptedto to the Change of Life.
Il will dissolve and expel tumors from the uterus
in an early Stage Of Development The tendency To
caucerous numors there Ia checked very speedily by
Its use.
Il removes fdntnesg, nl:ulency, .suoys all cray-
ing for stnulan.s, aud relieves weakness Of the
stomach. It cures Bio4tng, Headaches, Nervous
Prostration, General Debility, sIeep'essuess, De-
preston, and Indigestion.
Tha, feeling Of hearing down, causing pain,
weight, and backgche, IS always permanently cured
by It's use. Itwin an times and under All cIrcum'
stances act IN harmony with the avs that govern
the female system. For the cure Of Kidney Com
plants Of ei;her SIX this Compound IS unsurpassed.
LYDIA +. PINKHAM'S VEGETABLE cow
POUND is prepared al 233 and Z35 Western ave-
nue., Lynn, Mass. Price, 81; six bottles for 80.
sent by mail IN the foim Of pills. also in The form Of
Iozenge., On receipt Of price, 81 per box for either
MRS. PINKHAH freely answers ali letter If inquiry.
SEND for rampbi,, Addr,.s IS ah0y, Neat.en
this paper.
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POLICE CouRT.-Tbe following cases were
disposed Of Yesterday:
Dennis Murphy was fined 81 for assault
ing and attempting 10 throw George Ston-
niger into the canal.
John Clyenaugh was tined $3.50 for being
drunk aud disOlderly.
+. Jones. drunk. Fined 81.
Martha Hewlett lcoloredl, charged with
cutting Ben Spence, with knife, was fined
s. and ,ent to Jail for sixty days.
Lucy Harris and Martha Bryce (boih
co!ored) were fined - each for fighting in
the street.
Robert Miller. for fighting and creating a
disturbance in the house Of Annie Brown,
was fined s..
Henry 0. Bryant, Willie Hill, Henry
Grant, and john Davis, ioll colored), were
charged with stealing one lot Of lead line and
one lot Of lead, the properly Of II. Carlisle.
Davis was discharged Bryant, Hill, and
Grant were sentenced TO be punished with
ten stripes each.
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JAS. MACDoUGALL, 10Y A. NJ, houtehold furnI.
ture, stoves, sc.
FRANK d. HILL & Co.. 3 r. NJ. trustees sale OF
buiidlne lois on The east side ~ 1weniy-sxth
between Mar hail and Clay streets, Church HILL
FUkMAN TUPPER, p. NJ. trustees sale OF
framed dwelling No. TIC Brook ay, nue.. be-
tween Duyal aud Baker streets; also, framed
dwelling in rear on allry
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Police Court. YeSterddy.-Thep proceed.
ings Of this tribunal have bcen for a long
time characterized by that want Of anima-
tion which more than anything else denotes
peaceful community. A week sometimes
elapses ere a criminal is captured whose case
would make even ripple on the sea Of or
dnaIy police experience. There were three
cases yesterday, OIL for ordnance violations,
to which no more punishment was attached
than fine OF one dollar TO each delinquent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-30

TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. MA:
A.. NJ, 81 noon, 93; 2. NJ, Of; 6 p.
NJ, So; midnight. 76.
Mean temperature. S31G.
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iConmunica;ed.I

Messrs. Editors,-The stock cfrtiicstes
OF the Yorktown Centennial Association
are ready for delivery, and the stockholders
may get theirs by calling or sending for them
at the Office OF the Association, Exchange
Hotel, WINcHELL. Secretary.
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MILITARY SOrsCES.

CPAYS. ATTENTION Assemble AZ z
In ,bs p,rlmfn'sl Armory ou THIS tFri av) "a
Sr-iiT ot < 0'.'0cs, in fultdrtss uniform. Nv
-,rtscss ara blankets, fl- dsiil ami INSPECTION. IL
F, o-i,r CtptsIu } j. BOSStEuX.
QGlf j. g. TNLEE, Orderly.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid.
die Atlantic States, fair weather, east 10
south winds. stationary followed by falling
barometer stationary or higher tempera.
ture.
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Clearing Up the SireetS-Tbc city hands.
by the exercise OF COmmendable industry,
have removed all the surplus soil and weeds
which formerly obstrucied the cutters and
payements OF lower Hun street. and great
imprOYement has been clected iherebY.
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BriefS.-SherifGI GIL, Of Chesterfield cOun-
ty, who was in the city yesterday, reports
business very brisk at the Courthouse. MI
merOus inquiries have been made there late
ly by northern parlie, rs 10 eligible farm
sites. with view OF becoming permanent
settlers.
The Comic Crew Of Comus meet again TO-.
night at the Police-Court room. They say
that their parade in Richmond during The
Fair week will be the best they ever made,
and such as 10 reflect credit both on them.
selves aud the occasion.
The City Engineer is trying the effect OF
ciuders for sidewalk purposes on some Of
the eros. streets. The material il obtained
from the Trcdeear Works.
John Mason (cOlored, who recently mur-
dered Allen Brooks (colored) cook OF the
Petersburg jail, bsis from Chesterfield
county. When be killed Brooks he was
putting in time for a larceny committed in
Petersburg. There is a prospect OF his
early becoming a permanent citizen Of
Richmond.
All the public schools, both white and
cOlOred, will open Monday next.
The COuncil Committee on Maury Gene
terry will at an early day inspect that city of
the dead with view 10 recommending such
repairs and alterations as may be needed.
General Siith Boiling will address the Re.
adiu,ters Of Chesterfield on next cOurt.dly.
Mr.. Walter Hawkins, postal agent, who
was injured by collision q trains near
Chester few days ago, is now at his home
in Petersburg, and is recovering.
The pToiracted meeting az skin Quarter
Baptist church, in Chesterfield county, was
very well attended last week. The Rev.
Or. d. y. WinIree, who has been quite un.
well for several months past. was able to
assist IN the conduct OF the exercises.
There have been qnite a number Of conyfr.
sions the present summer both m The
county and city churches.
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TGLEGRAPHlC FACILITIES AT 10RKro"N.-
Superintendent Hates, OF the WeSlern Ohlou
Telegraph Company. has estaDIIsneo ai
Office at Yorktown, and ln a iew Gays te'e-
graphic communications may be had pet"eeh
ne outside world and tSat ancient and his
fortc towu. The wire az Yorktown is eoE-
neesed with that at Hampton, tweniy'siX
mics distant. Mr. w. e. Walsirun, Jr,
~ Inc Richmond Office. wii have charge OF
tbe one inst established at Yorktown.
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AUCTION sALEs THIs pAY.

Hs- On all sales Of Real Estate made between TIA
1st of January snd last OF June the taxes for tHs
present year have 70 he paid by the purchaser on
all sales made between The lst Of July and last OF
the year the taxes have D. be paid By the seller.
This custom was adopted about fifteen years agc
by all the real estate agents IN Richmond, aud ap-
plies TO Richmond and vicinity.l
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ORATOR POR 1HE oPRSISG-DAY OF TIL

ORATOR P0R HE OPENlNG-DAY OF THE
&c VrESNIAL IN RICHN0ND.-DF. j. l.. NJ.
Cnr,V has accepted the invitation on lne
Conr,iI Centennial Committee 10 dellYer
I""a~ ~ osah on on the occasion OF the opening
aa,omonies enS OF the Centennial in Richmond
'''iy THIS 4 a goof selection. The Doctor Is
one ~ the N most eiOqpept speakers ID tbs
country.
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The THgATRE.-Therew was fair audience
at the Theatre last night 10 witness The Sc
cond rendition Of a Child Of the state"
by The Hoey- y-Hardic Combination. The en-
tire performance passed of very smoothly,
and the company were emincntly successful
in their efforts 10 please, judging from the
liberal applause bestowed upon them. The
cast was strong one.
The acting Of Slgnora Maicroni, was, ~
on wednesday night. fine throughout, aud
especially so IN the fourth act, in the Gre
pcntlnce" scene.
Tonight the melo-drama oi "Diplo-
macy" will bc presented. This piece j.
one Of great merit, and in The hands OF the
Hoey.Hardie Combination will doubtless
prove a most enjoyable performance.
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YoU CAS- SAVE DoCroR BILLS and ksep your
| family always well with HOP BI.TEHs.
"RoCGH on RATS"
The thing desired found al last. Ask druggists for
Rough on Rats. Il clears out rats, mice, reaches,
files, bed-bugs. l5c. boxes.
We cal our friends attention 10 ,he advertisement
OF The ale Of steamers SYLVAN DELL, STREAM,
and GROVE. This IS an unusual chance to get some
thing m The way Of steamer. First.clas', 10 Ier-
feet order, aud ready for immediate use.
No. aGd EXTRA MESS MAcKEREL, 10 Iits.
". d. BLAIR & co.
IRISH AND CANADIAN oAT-MEALs at CHRIS
TIAN x WHITES.
CHLORINE srRoSrIA WATER, warranted to
cure dyspepsia. at CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
NEW LOT KEY WEST CIGARS.
W. d. BLAIR x co.
wEsfrHALn HAMS at CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
CANNED GOODS OF every description.
W. ID. BLAIR & co.
DEEP-SEA MAcKEREL at CHRISTIAN &
WHITES.
FINEST ROE HERRINGs a. CHRISTIAN &
WHITES.
SAVE MONEY by having y0ur ruilnE done Sttne
DISPATCH PRTNTING-HOUsE Good work, loN
prices aud satisfaction guara.fced.
COLDEN's LIEBGG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF
AND TONIC INyIGoRATOH re-esiaUlishes diges-
ton ais admirably adapted for females n delicate
health who require a tonic stlmulaut. AK FOR
Coiden's, take no other. OfJrug2ists generally.
LIoUoRs OF all binds for sale low.
W. ID. BLAIR < co,
VI. ELLYsOS & Coz, advertising agents. insert sd
vertlseaents IN All OF the newspapers Of the United
states al publishers rates. Orders left at the Dfs'
match counting room win receive prompt atteD'
ton.
RYE FLOUR, GRAHAM" FLOUR, al CHRIS
TIAN & WHITES.
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FeR SALE.
-

by tfder Of The gstayd 0f Directors, the kQAlS
~ TT HARLEM AkD NEW YORK NA1l1A-
llpA COMPANY AgfE OFt kkED FOR SALE
W k-LNAN IEsE4. SYLVAN SIRkAA, aud
III A. GROVE. giesf BOATS are ~ perfect
.ieti a. are Known Ssr ihs.rfpted a. wen as pieir
.eQatAaes. They WA b. sd0 90 the most hetrsi
.t~s ts " sose up The caGuBAsy. sea Ell prOIlssles
,ue rtceivtd, and Esust be directed 10 dO3lA
.JNt1. ace pre- ideIff Of the company, 81 east
S1ltltfnth s1reet. New York ~ fet
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HUsrNGs Court. The following eases
were disposed Of yesterday:
Annie Carter, convicted in the Police
Court Of petit larceny, and sentenced TO six
months in Jail, on an appeal. The iudg-
ment Of the lower court was affirmed.
James Bassnctt, charged with burglary,
was acquitted.
W. Il. Jones. charged with allowing
gaming in his licensed ordinary, was ac-
quilted.
Oliver Lacy and Robert T. Gray, charged
vith interfering with Policeman Deprlest
in the discharge Of his duty, were convict
ed. and sentenced deferred until to-day.
SaIie Taylor, charged with keeping a dis
orderly house, WAS scqnitted Of tie charge,
but committed to jlll in default OF surety
for her good behavior three months.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-30

No family should be without LYDIA F. PINK
HAMS LIVER PILLS. They cure Constipation,
Bliousness, and Torpidi;y # The Liver, 25 cents
per box. sold by all druggiste. aug 26-eod