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mAyCHEsrER AND VICINITY.

Neqro Melfs at Chester. r.-Referenee has
already been made to a recent dsturban ce
at Chester between two rival gangs OF col
ored men, in which one Of the assallants
received cut on the sconee and several
others severe bruises and con.usions. Tne
parties attacked were residents OF the VII
iage, and at the time were holding fair Tor
the benefit of one OF their secrect orders.
The assailants consisted OF several dozen
laborers from the line OF the White Oak rail-
read, now building between Bermuda
Hundred and Chester. They were lntoxi.
Gated, to which fact doubtless. their Daa
conduct and belhgerency may be aserloed.
IL Is said that after being repused from tue
fair they made threatening demonstrations
against the establishments OF several village
storekeepers. In all eases they retired ais
eomiorted, but threatened 70 return on eat
urdsy night aud renew their violence TINS
threat, coupled with the supposed desperate
character OF the men, caused some alarm 10
the village and resulted 10 q request on TIC
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WATgR WORRY.
The Alloxhany Railroad Company
Ask for an Injunction Against
the city of Richmond.

Another Phase OF the Contest; the Allegheny
Company Want an Injunction; Their APP
PlieatiOn to be Heard Saturday; What They
Have to Say About the MayOr-The Board Of
Aldermen win Probably Pass the Steam-
Pump Appropriation Saturday; Absent Al
dsrmon Telegraphsd For-Ths Gain I'm the
Reservoir and Future Prospests-Pressnt
situation-eitizsnsA Appealed TO BE Careful
With Their Hydrants-No Case in Hsnrico
Against Policeman Gibson.
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POLICE COURT.-The following cases were
disposed Of yesterday:
Randall Young and Hugh Wren (bOth
colored), charged with fighting in the street,
were fined s5 each.
william Cordna and G. p. Vaughan were
fined az. so each for disorderly conduct.
John Rudd, charged with being drunk,
was fined 81.
John MeKinnon and James Kerns, charged
with 6ghting and creating disturbance on
board the schooner Amelia q. Ireland, were
fined S5 each.
Jordan Winston (coloreD was fined s. for
fighting in the street.
George Bentley and William Stine (both
colored) were fined S2 80 each for disorderly
conduct in the street.
James d. Fowlks. drunk. Fined 81.
Laura Gatewood (coored), charged with
striking Oliver Gardner with rock, was
required to give surety for her good beha-
vior for six months.
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LOG OF THR SECOND PRESBYTERIAN FISH
nG CLuB.-Mr. Montgomery West has pre-
sented to the Old Dominion Fishing and
Yacht Club, through its secretary, a copy OF
the clog OF the Eleventh Annual Cruise
OF the Second Presbyterian Fishing Club,
OF Philadephia," compiled by Mr.. William
II. Davis, chaplain Of the Club, No. $50
Diamond street, Philadelphia. The cruise
extended from July 2 to 13, 1881, on the
schooner Samuel Applegit, and the log is a
humorous and highly interesting publica-
tion OF about seventy pages. 1t is gotten
up in nice style, and is no doubt source
Of much amusement and entertainment TO
the members OF the Club. Ii Is well Illus
traled, and contains bylaws OF the Club,
" bait list" (bilI Of fsre), &c, &c. The Old
Dominion Club will add it to their already
interesting stock Of literature.
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TaE CIRCUS Is THE VERY BEST.

Among the speciahies 70 De witnessed will be the
WONDERFUL sLOTH, the only one ever on exit
,uso; the GIANT OK, larger than an elephant;
yHE ONLY SILVER ANTELOPE ever on exhi-
b,uos, THE LARGEST DoUBLE-HORSED RHI-
NOCHRos ever witnessed, the WHITE POLAR
RgAR. a drove Of BACTRIAN CAMELS, herd Of
LARGE ELEPHANTS, group OF LIVING
6IRAFFES, a school Of SEA.Ll0NS, a HUMAN
CAyNON.BALL. These are notable EXTRA
FEATURES, exhibited wi,h MY SHOW ONLY, in
addition 70 fge hundred other specimens, making
ny COLLECTION the LARGEST IN THE WORLD.
The Circus Is as {; has always been" THE VERY
BBST.- Everything advertised will be exhibited
viii In person visit ihs city and all points South
at vhis0 ny Great show exhibits. 1 will care fos'
tbs comfort OF my patrons, and allow no more
tiskes to be sold Than have place to ascommodats
ihe holders.
Iplesge the reputation which hfly-six years Of
managerial career has sAised for me--whieh hold
of greSsT value than all my wealih-that VIII kese
every promise herein enumerated.
y.ty respectfully, JOHN ROBINSON.
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Briefs. s.-Bat-shOOting was the prevalent
amusement in Marks addition to tue euy
Yesterday evening. The Workmanship was
good aud many Of the birds fell victims TO
their temerity in veDturiDg within range.
Mr.. william T. Barrett AID Miss Mary A.
Wicks, who were married on August Is b
at the residence OF the brides father by
Rev. William Il. Derrieux, of the Baptist
church, have since settled IN Quincy, hasS.,
birthplace Of the groom, and where be IL
i'm business. The bride was one OF our
most popular young ladies, and grand
daughter Of Parson Taylor, formerly
famous Chesterfield Baptist preacher.
The bridge between FauXhalPs island
and the one crossed by the Redmond ana
Danyile railroad bridge was carried away
by the last great fresh and never replaced.
II took the place Of the one whlcn gave
away ten wears since during the pressure OF
4 crowd which had attended political bar
becue there and drowned Major james X.
Branch and several other wellkn0wn citi-
zens. The unfortunate occurrence put
stop 10 the use Of that island for pOll!ical
gatherings thereafter.
! Engineers have been surveying during
several days past locating a rdilroad cObbee-
tiou from tie terminus OF the Richmond
aad Allegheny railroad through the Gepo.-
LOT of the Richmond and Danyille rosd on
the south bank Of the dock, adjoining
HayOs warehouse and alongside thereof.
The completion Of the connection VIII en-
able either road 10 move very long trains
(which Is not tue case now 10 the old York
River railroad deI0t or 10 the ship-loeks,
near deep water.
The town was unusually quiet yesterday.
The police, With all their vigilance, ala not
succeed in arTesting a single offender.
The foundations for the extensive ma
chine shops Of the Richmond and DanYllle
Railroad Company are now lar above
ground and are being carried forward
with great rapidity, with home made brick,
by large corps OF w0rkmen.
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BRIsFs.-The crowd az the White Sulphur
IS not so large as il has been, and whereas it
was impossible to get any kind OF room
there some time ago, very eligible ones are
now vacant.
The tobacco market was very active yes
terdsy, and fine prices were realized.
Those who wish TO participate in the
primary, September 8ih, should see that
their poll tax is paid. The certified list Will
be printed as usual, but It will embrace only
the names Of those who pay the tax pre-
yous to September lst.
Captain Glen. Green, Of Charlotte county,
was 10 the city yesterday en- route to his
home. He addressed the large Democratic
meeting held in Petersburg Tuesday night
with a force which elected the greatest APP
nlauge
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Maury Cemetery.-The Council Commit
tee on the Cemelery-H. Il. Owen, Esq
chairman met last night and resolved on
Eumber Of Improvements calculated'to beau
tfy the grounds. The committee also set
tied dispute which had arisen as TO The
right to use a portion Of a lot adjoining me
cemetery leased by tho corporation 10 eiti-
zen to be used as pasture.
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Marshall Manufacturing COmpany.-The
extensive cotton mill Of this company bss
been shut down for temporary repairs Tor
several days past, and will before work Is
resumed undergo a general oVerhauling.
Being fiued with the latest improved ma
chinery, its product stands high IN the msr'
ket. 1t is sVperiniended by NJ. q. A. Ps'
pie, whose capable conduct OF the manuiac-
turing department has done much to give II
its Dr9Sent hign Standing.
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part Of ibe more timid inhabitants that
County Judge Gregory would appoint q
special coDs,abulary to preserve the peace.
His court not being In sessioa. be Is said TO
have referred the matter 10 The Governor.
II IS not likely any attack will be made Sat-
urday night-so the best.informed think
and the same reliable class are likewise Of
the opinion that the whole affair has been
much exaggeFated-in fact, Is tempest
I'm q teapot
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Box FOR The YORKTOWN CORNER STONE
The copper box to be placed in the corner
stone OF the Yorktown monument has been
completed by Mr.. Augustus ArseIl, Jr, OF
this city, andsis nice job. The box will
be in the custody OF Mr.. William b. Issacs,
Grand Secretary OF the Grand Lodge OF
Virginia, A. f. and A. A., to whom all
articles to be deposited therein must be sent
by The 1st OF October. with full descrp-
tion Of the article and the name Of the
donor. Nothing but small parcels can be
placed in it.
The cornerstone, the cutting OF which
was recently completed at the granite-works
opposite Rockets, was shipped to York
town on board the schooner 7. ID. PurnelI,
Captain White. yesterday, together with a
cargo OF other stone for the monument.
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No. / and BxrRA MESS hkCKEREL In kits.
Large supzly OLD APPLE BRANDY ISL received.
Fine OLD RYE WHISKY, s2. 80, %, $3.50.
Choice selection OF FAMILY GROCERIES.
WINES Snd LIQUoRs of every grade.
Fine assortment KzY WEST CIGARS. For sale
ow 10 the Lase. w. ID. BLAIR 4 90.
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TUE BIG SHOW.
os MONDAY, AUGUST 90rH,

oS MONDAY, AUGUST 09rH,
,,g srnibit a, Richmond AN UNRoUALLED
usSaGERIE, AN USRIvALLED CIRCUS.
n, Rsasserie embraces ovEE FIFTY DENs OF
AL THAT Is RARE, WONDERFUL, AND
crs,ous IN THE BIOLOGICAL KINGDOM.
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DEATB OF Ma. J. II. KEKsEE.-Mr. Jesse
+. Keesee, a welLknown citizen OF Rich
mond, died at his residence 10 this city yes
terday morning at O'Clock, at the ad-
vanced age OF eighty.tbree years. Mr.. Kee-
see was q native OF Henrico county. but
bad been resident OF Richmond for
many years. He was at one time
deputy sheriff OF bis native county, but
upon removing TO this city became asso-
eisted lin the tobacco business) with his
son.in-law, Mr.. 4. s. TurpIn. Subse-
quently, however, be was deputy collector
OF city taxes under Mr.. John Wright,
and afterwards under Dir. Julius Hob
son. Still later, he was assistant city
treasurer for the collection Of State taxes,
which position be held until about seven
years ago, when ill-healIh forced him TO re-
sign. he was for twenty years member
OF the Grace-Street Biptist church, and
until his sickness an active member Isnd
teacher OF the Sabbath school. lie had
been for the past four or five years confined
TO bis house, and during the greater part OF
the time his su6eriDgs have been intense,
but be bore his pain with great fortitude.
He was an honest and upright citizen in all
his dealings, and was loved and honored by
many friends. He leaves a widow "a few
years older thsn bimself) and several chill
dren. He will be buried 1T 4:30 2. M. to-
day from Graee-Slreet Baptist church.
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FiRR-ALARM.-TEe alarm Of fire from
Box Is about 1920 O'Clock last night was on
account OF the bursting Of kerOsene-lamp
at No. 101 west Cary street. The accident
was discovered by persons living in the
peigbbOrhood (the occupants OF the house
being absent at the time) before any serious
damage was done. The tremen turned out,
bul their services were not needed. Loss
q hnnl SDh
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On Monday, Angus, goth. OLD JOHN RoBrs-
SONS exhibits at Richmond. This Is a colossal
amusement enterprise, and worthy Of wish froa
all classes. The menagerfe is complete, snd the cir
Gus The best travelling. Don't forget the ds,e, Mon.
day, Auguat 2Qth.
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NJ. ELLYsos co., advertising agents, insert aa-
verisements In all Of the newspapers OF the United
states at publishers rates. Orders left at the DE-
patch coanting-room win receive prompt stteD-
ten.
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IMPORTANT FOREIGN MAIL EoTIcr.-hail,
for ths Argentine Republic and Brazil will
be sent by the steamer Rhenbina, TO sail
from New York on the 9th instant, In place
OF tue steamer GIensanE0x, heretofore an
nounced TO sail on the goth instant.
I Nail matter for tho sboytDaned eoun-
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A feature OF The OLD Jonx RoBfssos snow
which exhibits here In Richmoad Monday. August
29.h, is .he herd OF SMALL tHErLANp PONIES.
These dimnuiive squinfs sre ike most pe,ts spccis
mems OF horse n,sh In America-some bot larger
than New foundlsnd das-and are driven In the
Golden Chariot OF Cinderella In the grand street
pageant on the morning OF August Goth.
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TuEBIo SHOW coMIsa Auou. T 2srH.

A MARVELLOUS INVENTION.
The vast canvas pavilioas 10 which tue exhiol-
tions OF old JoHN ROBINSON take place are bril-
antIy illuminated by the ttc,ric bghi, With an IL
lumlaatlag power Of 10000 candles. This makes
the darkest, dsssriesi night bright and cheerful ~
MONDAY sun. The hight Is kest IN peia'ion both
day and night.
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THE wEATHSR YESTERDAY was generally
clear and warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 9 A. NJ, IA;
A. NJ, 81; noon. 50; z. NJ, 50; p.
NJ, 81 midnight, IL.
Mean temperature, so sc.
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Entered a. the Posi-oence at Richmond, Va, as
second-eiass matter.I
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ss- 1HtE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED cIRcu.
LArioN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THR CITY.
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VIII exhibit at COLUMBIA, AUGUST 9sTH
AUGUST 27rH; PETERSBURG
AUGUST s0TH. an 2s-4t
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
Ole Atlantic States, fair weather, winds
mostly sontheasterly, stationary or higher
temperature, lower pressure.
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BANKERS AND BROKERS'.

~.-----~------~--T
s.ts4o. W: wAhRES. W.R: Qu4RIEs;.
~ heA Estate Booker. late casfIir Pl'ps Nat. BIZ.
WARREN d6 QUARLEs,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
ddA7 MAIS,sfREET, RIcHMozp, VA-
BUT and SELL STOCKS, BONDS GOVERN
hE&d, sTATE.sCIfY, and OTHExs SECURE
T1KS.oS COMMISSION.
LOANS <EGoTIAfED on real estSEe.
COMMERCIAL PAFER BOUGHT sA6 SOLD.
PaysSsaai altsntien TO the lnyestmestasf funds.
IS t9-3ml
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III rou ARR TROUBLED with Indigestion. Dys-
pepsia. or Lcss Of Appetite, CoLpES's LIxB1ose
BAToa. In pint cotsi,s, win cure 5ca. Ast for
Coldss's; faks no ether.
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Admission. SOC; children, 25e.
REDUCED RATES ON ALL RAILROADS.
Tsoasts for sale at JoHSsToN's, els Main street.
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The thing desired fosnd al last. ASK druggists for
Rough on Rats. II clears out rats. mice, roasbes
fJes, bed-buzs. I6c boxes.
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TO MY MANY FRIENDS,

n.,,ns = perlOdof over atyyears Ihave aDnuasv
....,,sst 10 by friends and 'he pOOlic TIE ExpOsi.
,,,n, .hlss bear my name. have steadily i'm
,.,,,s wear BY year, my organisation, ADDING 70 Its
.-s ,sd increasing its Dimensions until It has
sus5 susA vast proportions as to eD'Itle 1t to the
niHs Of
THE BIG SHOW.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing doue sthc
)lsPATCB PRINTISG-ll0Usr. Good work. low
,rices, aud sstisfactios guaranteed.
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tries to 20 by the Rhenbina should be de-
posted In the post-office here not later than
O'Clock Z. NJ. on The 18Th instant.
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THREe.MILE LOCKS, August 25, 1881.

u
Editors Richmond Dispatch : From your
account in to-day's issue Of the Illegal and
mob.lke procedure OF Mayor Darlington
and his police force yesterday upon the
property OF the Richmond aud Allegheny
Railrosd Company. situated in the county
of Henrieo beyond the corporate limits OF
the city OF Richmond, it may be inferred
by those not knowing better that j was
Justice OF the peace, and by authority as
such participated in attempting TO execute
the laws of Virginia. Such is not the case,
having been deie1ted at the last election by
Resdjuster. Republican, George h. An
dsrsop, who was called upon by General r.
l.. Walker, superintendent OF the Rich
mond. and Allegheny railroad, to protect
said company in their legal rights. / desire
further to state, had been a justice OF the
peace, and as such acting in The ease re-
ierred b above, the result would have been
different, for had | found II necessary
would have summoned TO my aid every eiti-
zen OF my district to have put down this
Illegal and mob-like procedure. and have
protected this company in their legal rights
Had the occasion, as / think II did,demand'
ed such, Mayor Darlington and mis- police
force should have spent night behind the
prison-bars Of Henrlco county Jail.
j. n, HOPKINS.
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Scribner'S Monthly aud 81. Nicholas for
September, both excellent Nos, and Hdr-
per's B1Ear, have been received from n.
Leonard, newsdealer, 90S Main street.
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DUBLIsHED THIs DAY.

PLEADING AND PRACTICE IN THE COURTS
OFCHANCrRY. By X. I. Barton ,volam5
tx sufnor Of Civil Law Practice, vhiea has lad
Mr.. Msrhews, au.lor Of ipany valrsbe ieeal
works, say ~ cannot speak TOO highly Of Nf,
faFton's work"
price se or $3.50 interviewed with PAPER fr
noes. J. W. RANDOLPH & ES6Lish
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RgAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.


E0R sAEG. IN TIE COUNTY OF
- HANOVER, 2K miles 6som the town o. An,
Aad are ls fron Ifis civ asasA ARM or $50 AtxES
~ .LASD. kBoga as the "&sOLAN FARM gVne
nsi or which Is now under cultivation. Ike lkei-
ahee eonsisH Of g,2e ana while and RED oak Dwell
lus-houses. azrne klables and sheds all ineiH<sf,
JOHN NOLAN.
For more Dsflenlars, T. sAUNDERs
AsSland post-sfhce, Hanover county. va.
se 25ets
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ONE HuxpRsp poxrrs.

CELonrSx srRoxrh wArxR. warranted 10
cure dyspepsia. Al CHRisrTAs WHITES
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RYE TLouR, ~GsAHAx" FLoun, at CHRIS
rgAR & WHITES.
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BUFTALo LITHIA WATER
OK pRAUQHT.
SOLE ENCY

for the sale OF this celebrsied water on
drsugbt. ss authorized by Mr.. THOMAS
II. GooDE. proprietor OF he Springs,
at scHUs's MINERAL WATER SPA,
CORNER MAIN AND ELEVENTH SITS.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

JAS. MACDoUGALL, 1OH A. NJ, gentseI furpi-
lure, &C.
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CLOTHING.

CEtbIHGN8.
JOIN LAT0UCHE Il son, ~Ae
MERCHANT TALLoRs. W
NO. NORTH TEkrH STREET.
have %. y received their second addition CT
SPRING GOODS.
CHOICEST GOODS IN TIE MARKET.
Being PAAcric.L TALoas, they can fsaeis
ssuise that tAsse .~oOds shall Be s'ade up IN ies
'ss ana most darsble nsuner.
'Aasfaesion gssrsueed. No dsass prices. smfp
'nisEs proaL DhsJsoa
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A Rra SHOW

DEEP-sEA aAcKxREL at CHRISTIAN a
UnrTRia
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GAIN OF SEVERAL 1NCHgs.

From the report yesterday morning the
water 10 the old reservoir only fell We'd
uesday night from 6 to IL (water hours two
inches. At A. NJ. yesterday the water
was four feet ten inches deep in the old
reservoir, and the gain was steady at the
rate OF about one aud a half inches per
hour, during the time the water was shut
o6 from the city.
There can be no more water turned from
the canal than has already been turned
without stopping the steam-pump and in
terfering with the flow from the basin down
Tenth street 10 the Cary-street main. On
sunday, when the water is out OF the basin,
tue said connection will be sunk lower, so
VS. not TO be left high aud dry" should
there be farther fall OF water.
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I" Rovcu OK RA1s."

IRsu AND cAsADrAx oAr-MxAIs at cHrrs-
TfAx q WHITES.
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/ TTENTION rs INVITED

sUrERIoR BLANK HOOKS
made al oar eatabbshm@uf. The best paper, pstfect
ruiing, aud durable binding.
CHEAP BLANK BOOKS can siways % fsuud %
our shs Ives. x.o.yrs.
PRINTING OF al tinds peaIly dons-S Sh4ss1t a.
gxs,u1SGE. BONDS. BLANK PknNfte,
o. eEp< OF TRUST. POwsRs Qf AIrynttxs
CHECKs on al The Backs asd o,hvr hLA>h
sr srsTIUSfxY 10 Sf OF ALI. KINDS Al Wholesale sd
sssii. W0VDHQUSE q fAkhAA.
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FINEST HOE HEHHrses at CHRISTIAN a
WHITRF
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CANDIDATES. FOR OFFICE

CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE
J0HN HIDLYARD,
~ YOR THE
HOUSE OF DELEGATES
PRIMARY ELECTION. SHPTBhBBR STH.
I challenge all Conservative candidates (before
The primary election) 10 make asSgnmezt 0f
salaries " elected for the support Of The free schools
" WIG '''' - an 90 2s sIkse2 4.7&s
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,her interfering with The waste-gates Of the
sasd canal or from in anywise interfering
TO prevent the
FLOW oP WATER UNIETERRuPTEDLY
from the said Three-Mile locks into the
basin In the city OF Richmond.
That all proper accounts may be ordered
and inquiries had; that proper DEGREES may
be entered that said city may be required to
answer this bill on service OF subpoena,
which your orator prays may issue.
And your orator prays for such other,
further, and general relief as to your Honor
may seem III aud as TO equity belongs, and
a.. In duty, your orator will ever pray.
RICHMOND AND ALLRGHANY
RAILROAD COMPANY,
By Johnston, Williams d Boulware,
Counsel
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MAGILLs HISTORY OF VIRGINIA..
TO THE TRADE AsD EDUCATORS on yIR-
GlNfk.

Having bsco-ge The publishers 0f the above porg-
lar SCHOOL-ntSIokf. We are ROW pfephren 20
nii orderr 10 meet iee aemandt OF hr 4ppfoaebi9x ~
session OF the schools. 10th public aDd prNae. fbc
price OF fbs book and discounts 20 me 'Tsde re-
main unchsaeed J. Il. BELL Cus
l06 Main street. LSfebDviT. Va
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FIRST introduction. an nzo.lhf&odtttntt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-26
TO WATEaTAKERa.

OFFICE or CITY WATBR-WoBnsl
9l2 BROAD STREET.
bICBNOND VA, August 20, 1851
NOTICE. E.-OCCUPANTS OF PREM
~ isEs are most Respectfully ana urgently re-
Iuested NOT To- LEAVE THEIR HIDkAhTS
OK OThHR WATER FIXTURES UPBNi but
NAen Toe weteT Il turned on. araw a. little A viii
stf'e them, snd close the hydrastsj thus eaa0has
at 70 get a Angply. JAMES l., DAVIS.
AEZo-lt superintendent.