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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-05-24

committee is ready to hear it and to call
the county committee together to take
action upon it whenever any considera-
ble number of its members shall signify
such desire. Otherwise. the time of
the call will be made, as usual, depend
ent upon the call of the state committee.
MINOR TOPICS.
NEXT time John Evans will get his
picture taken. He nearly got left because
his face wasn't in the Sensenig primer.
MADRID has been having tremendous
popular fete in celebration of the bi-cen
tennary of Spain's greatest poet, Don Pc
dro Calderon. He was born in 1901 and
his III dramas are the glory of Spanish
literature. 10000 visitors crowd Madrid
this week, attending the celebration of
his fame two hundred years after his
death. Fairs, dances, concerts, literary
and scientific celebrations, professions,
prize essays ami poems, heraldric exhibi-
tions, dramatic shows and bull fights ex-
emplify Spanish refinement and civiliza-
ton.
THE Democrats of Cincinnati should ego
siow" in their proposals to hold a public
meeting 10 denounce their recently
elected mayor. His alleged offenses of
"going back on his party friends ," prob
ably consist in nothing more serious than
his determination to carry out the non.
partisan, reform pledges on which he was
elected by Republican as we'll as Demo-
cratic votes. If SO, he is right in redeem.
ing those pledges, and all parties may as
we'll understand that policy and principle
alike demand that candidates carry out
the platforms on which they stand whel
elected.
THE statesmen and politicians, hench
men and heelers, are flocking back to AL
bany, N. Y, ready to begin the battle
The stalwarts are mastering in force and
at last show signs of being aggressive. II
is plain that their line of action has beer
agreed upon and that the battle is to be
wagcd fierccly. Last week the noise wa.
all made by the half-breeds, but this is t.
be SO no longer. The Conlkling people
have taken courage and began to buster
The editors of the Albanay Express, lat
stalwart organ, are said to be divided, ant
it wabbles editorially. The administratio,
faction remains confident of beating Conk
ling, and says the "people" are "agi'
him.
WHILE this part of the world is asitatet
over the cOunt-in and count out Of Replb
lican candidate for prothonotary, and tn,
country is shaken to its borders by the
stalwart tread of Conkling, the kingdom
of Roumania and its capital Buchares
have been having a gladstone time with
the coronation ceremonies of King Charles
Street decorations, buildings swathcd i,
flags, garlanded windows, torchlisht ant
military paradcs, holiday attires, royal
professions on Sunday, booming cannon
high services at the cathedral, public din
ners, Sc., are the scenes and incidents
| which make Bucharest livlier than meet
ing of McMellen and Sensenig return
judges.
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Argument Court.

Court is in session and a number of
cases have been argued, but none disposed
of.
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committee is ready to hear it and to call
the county committee together to take
action upon it whenever any considera-
ble number of its members shall signify
such desire. Otherwise. the time of
the call will be made, as usual, depend
ent upon the call of the state committee.
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Browns PICTURE OF THE NATURAL
BRIDGE.-Mr. Paul Brown, OF Chicago, who
spent the summer at the Natural Bridge,
has on exhibition at Tyler's an oil-paiuting
Of the bridge, painted to the order OF II. c..
Parsons, ESQ. Mr.. Parsons and number
of gentlemen connected with the bridge
property have addressed a letter to Mr..
Brown coogratulating him upon the success
Of bis work, and saying: "The best com
ment we can place upon your picture IS 10
say that for several weeks il has hung here
aud bore the test OF comparison. Several
hundred visitors have seen both bridge anG
picture, and we have heard no unfavora6le
comments. Your work has been faithfully
and accurately done, and may challenge
criticism"
Mr. Brown also exhibits here four other
studies on Cedar creek and James river.
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passed several slecDess nights, disturbed by the
agonles ana cries Of suffering child, and becon-
Ing convinced that MRS. WINsLOW'S SOOTHING
SYRUP was just the article needed, procured sup
ply for the child. On reaching home aud scanaint-
Ing his wife with what be had done, she refused TO
have II administered TO the child, she strong
~ In favor or Homeopathy. That night the child
passed In suffering, aud the parents without, sesp. Re
turning home the day following, the father found the
baby still worse; and while contemplating another
sleepless night, The mother stepped nom the room
TO attend to some domestic duties, aud e the father
with the child. During her abs ice he administered
portion OF the Seothisg Syrup 20 the baby, and
ssid nothing. That night all hands SLEPT well. and
tue little fellow swoke in the morning bright and
happy. The mother wa: delighted with the sudden
and wonderful change, and although at drst ofn ied
at the deception practeed upsn her, hiss continued
to use the Syrup. and sufferiDg. crying babies and
restless nights have disappeared. single pisl OF
the Syrup never yet failed 10 relieve The baby, and
overcome the prejudces OF the mother. Sold by
al druggists. 20 cents bottle. 50 l6-eodlw
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EXCURSION NoRrH.-Tbe excursion north
over the Chesapeake and Ohio railway Will
leave the dep0t at $50 O'Clock Saturday,
October Isl, and the round-trip tickets Tor
Washington, Baltimore, and New YORK,
which are sold very low, will be good for
fifteen days 10 reinrn on any OF tbe regular
trains. This will Odord fine opportunity
sor merchapts or those who Wish 10 make a
ppnbIIc that there will be ample sccommodn-
ions, and therefore no one need jeF "a
crowd, i"' jSs
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GONE TO wARRESroN.

Personal AND BRIEFS. The department
OF registration and transfer is fully estab-
lished at The AmeTican-Hotel office, corner
Main and Eleventh streets, where all Com
seryatiye- Democrats and those who Intend
10 vote that ticket c2n get transfers from
city TO county aud from county TO city ana
civ 10 city, and from one votlng-preclnct
or ward TO another in this city. Let those
who wish transfers and information about
registration call at the office or address Dr.
4. p. Mayo.
city yesterday.
Captain Frank s. Blair is in the city.
Putnam's Theatfe Comique Is said 10 De
Offering rare entertainment for the boys I'D
the troupe organizes for this season.
Tae many friends OF Mr.. Ashton Starke,
who was painfully hurt on Sunday by being
thrown from his doggy on Governor street,
wilIbe pleased to hear that he Is rapidly re-
covering from his Injusies.
DE-. George d. Steel has returned to tue
cify.
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JENNIE
BoinE 40 Much as IL Known OF the
Name OF Maryin's Aeknow-
Iedged wife.

Mortou-Msrvin Before the Police Court for
Bigamy-Id Identified BY Judge Birdsall
and MIR. Beach as General B. A. Morton
By Mr. BrOwnsll and Or. s1innigerode a.
I. A. Marvin; by Rev. Mr.. Hover as Albert
Teeumseh Aiarvin--To be Tried for Biganfy
in Marrying Jennie '----- and the Rfsh-
mond Lady-The Indictments. hn
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CRANE JURY INDIcTEE&Ts.- gran9
Jury Of the Hastings Court yesterday ioedd
DlHs OF Indictment against the ioioWiRs
psrties: - e..,,, uyos
CIR Ssiiae Nannerschmidt, Thornton VIII
Siams John richardson, JOHN Glasgow.
nsnE is Davis, and Julia Johnson.
FOR mi.demeanors Henry %esterhoh,
Rahert n. Gray. Oliver Lacy, s1lie Taylor,
Robert Brown, and q. ri. Nye. j.,
In the ease OF William Wazeham. charged
with stealing a horse and buggy from James
Sreeny. the indictment was returned Gu
dorsed "not true BILL" 4,..rt-ta ara
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AT TEN PAGES
General Pestea wise ana Mr.. l., T..
Lewis Mst te settle Their
Diniculties. f'}

The Dnel Forght Near warrenton Wise Re.
eeived Lewis's Fire Unhurt and Then Fired
In the Air-some Details OF the Aaair--How
GeneFaiWisn and MIR. Lewis Escaped from
the Police OF Richmond and Appeared Upon
the Field or Henor--vain Effort Of Hon. q +.
ID. Wise 90 Reach she Ground and Take His
Brothers, Place. ..-f.s t. -
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The varied assortment OF both Double and Single
Breasted Suits Dress Suits, aud Fail oyercoats for
The lllte folks includes all The latest fabric and
yarle Of different grades, aud prices seldon
eoualled In any cl0lhiDg establishment, TO say noth-
ing Of It's superiority 0Tes the stocks displayed by
other houses, where the customer must pay two pro-
ait-0r IN other words, pay both the wholesale aud
retailers profits.
The force cr this argument IS easily seen. and
should be appreciated by al, ana we especially n-
vie tie ladies TO call and Inspect and make COM
parisOn Of both price and style before purchasing
elsewhere.
our plan Of giving with each suit pieces TO mend
with meets the approval OF all our patrons, and as
the pieces are large, or uniform size, and cut from
whole cloth, they will Ia KyERY case be found very
useful. -.
So numerous are the STYLES in this department that
IL would require space Ihan can here be spared
TO describe tie assortment Of the many new eo'or-
Iugs snd different weayes and variety OF fabrics
which are displayed in this department. Suffice II
10 say we have carefully studied the wants OF our
patrons. and have endsavored 20 combine our new
ideas with durability, aud to produce splendid wear
iDg garments FOR lille money.
A. sABs & Co.,
The One-Pree Clothiers,
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ras wgarmR YESTERDAY was partly
,loxdy and pleasant.
TuseHoxsrER YESTERDAY: 8 A. NJ, 20;
"a NJ, IS: noon, IS; L. M,, IS; p.
*. IS; midnight 6S'
Mean temperature, 20.
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FIRE ALARM.-The alarm OF fire yesterday
afternoon about 4:10 O'Clock was caused by
the partial burning Of the carpenter-shop In
rear OF No. POI Laurel street, owned ana
occupied by Mr.. John Gaines. The dam
age was very slight. Cause OF fire not
known
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CRY BOSDs. Notwithstanding the tight
ness Of the money market recently snd the
depression OF many securities, more than
half OF the late issue OF per cent. city OF
Richmond bends have been sold by Mes srs.
Davenport Il Co., the financial agents OF the
city, al 1854 and matured interest.
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WEDDING TO.DAY.-There will be a we'd
ding at DR.. HOge's church at A o'clock this
afternoon. The fair principal is Que OF
Richmonds most accomplished amateur
pianists. The gentleman comes from Ash
land, Ky., to choose his bright and charm
ing life partner.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FIRE.
-. Wcod.TurninR and BendiRg-Aiill or
cs.smau & Boadnr DestrOyed-aian Miss


iaz.
1,Il.a0 O'clock last night Gre broke out
3, tse wcodaurning aud bendiug.min OF
Goodman & B0udar, at Rockets. which
scsedIl, resulted IN It's destruction with It's
.sn,ents. The building used by the firm
w,> ,ba! one corner OF Ash and Rockets
for Naial streets, knows IS TIE old bedsiead
hGorJ. rt
me flames we're first seen IN the western
end near the ensine-Toom, 3nd spread with
gns, rapidity. Two aisrms were turned in
iron Box u, at the gss-works, aud in good
,ioe the entire department with all the ap-
psrslus were on the ground, and, having
pleniy OF water a; hand Qn he riyor). poured
yers numerous aud copious streams upon
ne building: bui 10 no effect. All the ma
sb,peFy, material. and made-up stock were
Ios, and the buil1ing Itself made slmeSt a
total wreck. Its walls were very thick and
well.buiii, and some parts OF them are yet
sanding, constituting the entire salYsge OF
TIE Gre.
TIE loss is certainly not less thsn S20, 900,
and msy run IN 10 $4,000. On their stock
OF spokes. fclloes. material, machinery, SC.
Messrs. Goodman & Boudsr had an insu.
rance OF aDOut NiO.VbOs RldCtu Win MtccIcs
I. NJ. Alfriend 4 Son, Howard Swineford,
S. II. Pulliam. Straus x Millbiser, and Mer-
chants and Mechanics Company. Mr.. Bou.
dsr was urder the impression last mig ht that
no Virginia company save the Merchants
snd Mechanics had ssued policy TO them.
The building belonged 10 Mr.. Garrett +.
Wsis0D, and was reported insured, where
or 10 what amount could not be learned.
There were two men asleepin the office
on the second floor when the fire broke
ou:. One OF these, Mr.. Berkeley, or Bar
clsy. escaped, and before ieaviDg the room
aroused bis companion. John Jnrgens, and
saw him come as far as the head Of the
steps. The smoke was stifliug, and Mr..
Berkeley fell rather than ran down the
steps, aud saw no moro OF Mr. JufgenS.
Mr.. Blankeuship, an employe Of the eslab.
lishment, reported to Mr. Boudar last night
that be had tried to get Jurgens out, but 10
vain, II ia possible that Jurgens escaped,
but those connected with the mill did not
think so last night.
There was q great deal OF combusiible
was for a time one Of The hottest in The
memory OF "the oldest frem9n,p and
threatened several OF the low wooden build
ings between Goo1man's and the gas
works. The syigoropS use OF buckets gof
water, however, stayed the progress OF the
fumes In that direction. The engines were
sll placed on the wharves at or near the
Old Dominion aud the James. River Sresm-
bOst Company's sheds, and OF course had
plenty OF wster. .s.ft I..-.f .
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ACTUAL MORTALITY IN THE CRY or RICH-
NOND, showing ages OF decedents, sex, and
color, with nativity and annual death-rate
per 1000 inhabitants. for the week ending
September 17'h: rf ,fAt~f
Cause Of Death Braln-disease, 1 white |;
Bfights disease, l cOlored; CASUALTY, 3
white, coiored; consumption, 9 white, 1
colored; commissions Unfantie), white, l
.c0lored; .cyanOsis, / white; diarrbea,
white, colored; dropsy, / coiored; dysen-
terry, l white; fever (cOngeSliYe), coiored
fever Qyphoid, white, 3 ceiored; CASTRO
ensefitis, white heagt-diseaSe, 1colOred;
heumoiraee from lungs, / colored; intaDt-
ie ioekiaw, white; Inflammation OF bow
els. colored; Inarasmns, 3 white, l col
0Ffd obstruction OF bowels, j white; par
siysis, white, colsred; pneumonia, j col
ofed; soilening Of brain, white. color
ed; scrofula, colored; structure OF @so-
phagus, white; itethihg, white. l col
oFed; unknown, colored. Whole number
OF deaths in the city exclusive OF still
births), ~. lSfi3- Births 2 co!ored males.
.eolored female--total, 3.--SeT and GOtor
Males, 1S white, 8 cOloTed-total. % fe.
males, white, II colored-total, 20. Age
One day 10 thirty, white one month 10
SIX, white, / eolored-totai, 3 six
months 10 twelve, 2 white. eoIored-totel,
3; one year 10 three, white, 3 co'Ored-
total, G; three years TO FIVE, cOlofed; five
years 10 ten, ] white ten years 10 twenty.
. eoiored; twenty years TO thirty, white,
'coIored-totaL 6 thirty Years 10 forty, D
white, ? eoored-totsl, Z; forty years to
hity, 4 colored; tiTty years 10 sixty, white,
z eolored-total, 4; sixty yesrs 20 seventy,
White seventy years TO eighty, white,
''colored-toial, 2; eighty years TO ninety,
whlle,1 eolored-total, ?. Conditions SIN
agle, Is white, colored-totai, %; married,
- Sowhite,B cohored--total. 10; widowers,
white.2 colored-total, o; widows, white,
y ,eolored-tO 4 unknown, colored:
enGiipity. Richmond, IL other parts OF
khe United States, 81; France, /; Germany,
Is lSelaud,h unknown, 1. Looasity- City at
htae. / while; Marshall Ward, 1 white, 1
eolsFel-total, 2; Jefersou Ward, . white,
Seoiored-iotal, 8; MsdisOn Ward, 2white,
eosFd-total, 4; Monroe Ward, 3 white,
eoios d-t0tal. s.; Clay Ward, 5 white, j
eoiored--totsl, g.; Jackson Ward, 3 white,
eolore<-letai, II almshouse, 2 white, d
eolored--total. e.
COsSARATIyK WEEKLY MORTALITY.
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Tng THEATRE To.NIonr.- George Kun.
h.el,s Nightingale Minstrels will appear az
r., Theatre tonight, when deyotees OF
~. n",. ;. cork comicaIitles will have food Tor
snn George Kuuke has been one OF hicn-
mond,s greatest minstrel fsyori,es ~ py-
gone days. ,ee,9,.., .,qi ao
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WEATHER REPORT.

,so,c.Y,oSs FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid.
Is litlsn,ic States. fair westher, northerly
;,Ss e% stationary or lower barometer, and
r.,rr "r stationary temperature.
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~ MsIosArI0g or AN Insurance ORFICER.
~, ~. .. Blythe Moore, who has so long end
srs's nlIed the ofice OF secretary Of the
~ rnslenants and Mechanics Insurance Com
= ~ oi this city. hsf resigned that position
n,,.a - sysge 10 = more lucrative business. Hts
l,s ,sefIous friends will be. glad 10 bear OF
~ssSsess n TIE Dew Geld be has selected.
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M. ELLYsoS q Co., advertising agents, insert se-
ver;sewents 10 all OF the newspapers OF ;he United
states at publishers rates Orders lsst A. the DIS
patch coanting-room win receive prompt sttsp.
tfSn. i
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RICnMoND. ". Augns. is, Iael.
MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS . GOYERNOR'sE y
Ia GUARD. COMPANY E--kssgnble a. rQnFE
=. gimeutal arnory This "Wednesday EVE-W
MING - S O'Clock. for company drill sId busl- n
MS. Every member is expected 20 b. present.
BY osder Uf Captain J. a.. PABA1ER.
Sc Gilt j. G. BIRCHETT, O. :.
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ARATIfK wEKKLY MoRrALIg'Y.
49, R,,f g
Sept. IG, Sept. n, Sept. 10, Sept. 4
1870. 1880. 1881. 1851

5,a:s 5Sszl deathI.~l6 ~ lS 25 Is 25 2s RS
sa'-born.....~ z o
Mean tensperature for the week ending
September Ieth, SSo.t7/; mean temperature
lor tie week ending September l7th, s0'
AmcDnl Of rainfall for the week eading
sseplember 10th, f.S2 inckes amount OF rain
isll Tor the week ending September l7th,
$50 inches. .f<tvff C,t
hase; Popnlstion. as per census 1850
cite, 1871; eOsefed, 2fsG99-total, 64,'
pa Rate Of mortality OF whole popula-
~ 700 was 1890 per i10O0 per annum. Rate
~ Rortality OF white population was ~ 30
- 1000 per annum. Rate OF r9ortslity OF
ooefed population Was 56 80 pei LOCO per
Figures used IN this report--W hite, 49,
s~i sOlored, 2e,S00--tstsi. B5, 0O0.'
e,,i.se $50 sddsd 20 population as per esasus Is
Isess.sfsa meaRTe allowance Tor the esexng
'o's'aiion 81 our city.
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A DOWNTOWN MERCHANr having

RYE FLOUR, "GRAmAH" FLOUR, at CHRIS
rIAS WHITES. Hs
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TIE MICHIGAN SUFFERERS.

A I'D TO THE SUFFERERS IN NIGH.
N GAN.--Tn response % the prccisnlsii,n Of the
Governor OF Michigaa. pub ished this morning IN
The Richmond Dispatch, FOR sid 10 ne thousands
who have lately been depi iy-d OF homes ~ he great
forest ares In Nich'ezn. bay. degsTMlayd 20 Offer
my services as cole ctor OF any money wbseh tne
benevolent eifxeos of Richhsond, or out OF II. NAV
other charge except the eOst OF post oe oriefs on
bank checks. VIII rrgit lhs amount ca.s receive
20 The Mayor cf Detrti;, ss fteomntnded ~ tne
proclamation.
will keep record. with name Of each eontri1u-
tor which can be seen Al any time, and paOish
amounts received aud reniited.
lean b. found ~ the 0fiee of Nr. THOMAS =. Al
FHIEsD, No. lll7 Main street.. from 40 A. NJ. 20 3
f. NJ each day. .. 4. ...
~ 1885 SEOhSE =. ttshEk.
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SAVE MONEY by having your afintinx done at The
DISPATCH PRINriNG-HoUsE Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction gusra-eed.
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IHt Uut-I IINV NIVtIIINI"f
1913 Main street. opposite po5I.ofiee

FLAGS DRAPRD X MOURNING and other decora-
tions 10 he had Of NJ. MITTKLDoRFER, Seventh be-
tween Broad and Grace.
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Juvenile DEPARTMENT.

TIE GREATEST APPETIzER. stomach blood
aud liver regulator on earth HoP BIrTERs.
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TPrInt OF reyenue-stAmp in centre Rep
with intent to defraud, against the peace
and dignity Of the Commonwealth OF VIZ.
ginis.
And the grand Jurors Aforesaid, on their
oalhs aforesaid, farther present that the
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AUCTIOS sALEs THIS DAY.

JEO Y. LAUGHTON, JR.. 10 A. NJ, furniturt'
druxf. drug nAtares. parlor-orgaa, patent OIL
can, &c.
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Marvin will be drought up 10 answer
these indictments this morning. 1t is IN.
dersloOd that be will plead for delay. III
the Judge decides to 90 right on with the
case, then the work Of securing Jury VIII
commence, and il isto be supposed that u
will te no easy one!
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No. and EXTRA MESS MAcKEREL, 10 lit.
W.. BLAIR & Co
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DIR. GEORGE h. sTRRL has returned TO the city,
and may be found at his once, No. 723 MAIN
STREET, curing the usual business hours.
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IRISH AND cANADIAs oAr-MEALsat CHRIS
TIAN h WHITES.
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This Is the secret Of the wonderfully sweet and
qualities OF the perfumes manufactured
byJ. re, ATKINSON, Of London.
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THE immense nuDDer Of testimonials from hos
pitas and physicians bear the most eonclusys eyi-
dence OF lhe high esteem IN which CoLpES's LIZ
BIc's LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF AND Tonic
IsyIGoRAToR Is held. Ask for coiden's, fake no
other or druggists generally.
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NEW LOT KEY WEST CIGARS. egi
i % W. d. BLAIR co.
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SKINNY MES.
welIs's Health ReneweT" greatest remedy on
earth for impotence, Ieanness sexual debility, &c.
81, az druggists, Depot PURCELL, LADD Co,
Richmond, Va.
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THE DEATH OF THE PREsIDEyr.
The Feeling OF Our People--Tokens OF Grief
and sympathy-The City in Mourning, nc.

The death OF President Garfield was The
absorbing topic OF conversation here yester-
day. Indeed all other causes which usually
exlstto worry and perplex the public mind
were completely overshadowed by The great
calamity which has beiaIlen the American
nation. ria i1'a .fot I .Fl1IT
Early IN The doy the following proclama.
tion was issued by the Governor EvI.s
iHaE COMMONWEALTH or VIRGINIA.
Z a bs GoyEBSOR's OFFICE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-21
AmusEMEN
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-21

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-21

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-21

NIRUINTA-IW tWt IIWottItJo NV1tIE y wv
city Of Richmond, city Of Richmond, to
tcit:
The grand jurors Of the Commonwealth
for the body OF the city OF Richmond, on
their oatbs, present that Thomas A. Marvin
alias BudiOng 4. Morton, on the 10th day
Of July, In the year one thousand eight
hundred and eighiy.oIe, at the said city and
within the jurisdiction OF the said Hastings
Court OF the city OF Richmond, felonlously
did forge certain writing TO the following
purport and etiect-that Is to say: