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twill cure entirely the worst form Of Female
Complsints. III ovarian troubles, Inflammation and
liberation. Falling and Displacemenis' and the
eo,so,pent Spinal Weakness, and f.. s.partScularly
adapted TO the Change Of Life.
Twill dissolve and expel tumors from the uterus
IN An early stage of development The tendency to
eapeerous hunors .here Is checked very speedilyby
its use.
II rcn.yes fain,ness, ha.uIoncy, destroys all
c-,x,nc for st,nulau,s, and relieves weakness Of
The stomseh. It cures Bioating, Headaches Ner-
Yous Prostraton, General Debility, siecplessness'
Depression, and Indigestion
That feeling Of bearing down, causing pain
weight, and baekache, Is always permanently cured
BY It's use Il viii at all times and under all circum-
s,.nces art in harmony with the laws that govern
The female system. For the cure Of Kidney Com
p,an,s Of either sex this Compounds unsurpassed.
LYDIA L. PINKHAArS VEGETABLE VOd-
POUND is prepard at 23s and 2S5 Western ave
nne, Lynn, Aass. Price, 81; six bottles for 90
sent by mail in the form Of pills aisoin the form oil
o1enge on receipt Of price, 81 per box for either
Mrs PISKHAM freely answers al letters OF in-
ouirv send for pamphlet Address as above.
Mention THE paper.
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AUCTION SALES MONDAY.

b. On an sales of Real Estate made between the
1st Of January and last Of June The taxes for tie
present yelr have To be paid by the purchaser. ON
all sales made between he LIST Of July end last Of
the year the taxes have 90 be paid by the seller.
lThis custom was adopted about fifteen years ago
by all The real estate agents I'm Richmond, and gL
plies 10 Richmond and yicmity.l
RICHMOND BAZAAR STORE, 10 A. d., house,
hold and kitchen furniture, showcases, stoves
and smdrios.
f.. b. COOK, 10 4. b., 2:3O Z. NJ, and 7:3O =. M,
the stock Of New York wholesale importing
house, NJ store 1907 Main street
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A branch Of the Washington Elm in old
Cambridge, thirty feet in length ana aDou! ,!
one foot in diameter was blown down laSI
Monday night. The police placed lanterns
around II. and on Tuesday morning work
men were sent 10 remove II. But they
found nothing but the lanterns, relic-huni-
ers having carried away every scrap OF inc
fallen limb.
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A FRAGRANT BREATH IS always pleasure aud
YOU can have it by using MRADE 4 BAKER's dell
cious CARnoLIc MoUTH-WAsH. Itdestroys the of
fensive odor caused by diseased gums and deeayed
teeth, and speedily restores them TO healthy con-
dition, Price, fifty eeuts bottle.
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NEW GOODS.
kICH DINNER, TEA, and TOlLEI-SEIs' IL
new shapes and decorations;
ELEGANT GAME-, FISH, DESSERT, and ICE
cRRAM-sEPs Of the latest styles;
DRESDEN FIGURES and ORNAMENTS in all
the latest designs;
klcH cUT-GLASs, BRONZEs, &C.
The largest stock ever exhibited IN this city, CAL
ndiook al them. 4. B. TAYLOR,
sl6 No. I0l1 Main street.
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POLICE COuRT.-Thc following cases
were disposed of yesterday: -,
Lewis Hampton (colored). charged with
being disorderly Oh the street, was fined
80. III
Moses Cross (colored), charged with
stealing a silver watch from Martha Cross,
was discharged.
Nancy Smith (colored), charged with
stealing one trunk, one ring, one dress,
and two shirts, the property OF Nancy
Lawrence. Case continued until 9th in
slant.
Henrietta Hardaman (colored) was fined
s5 for disorderly conduct in the street.
Thomas Reardon, drunk and disorderly,
was fined $3.50.
Gus Witte, drunk and trespasslng on the
premises OF l.. Farrara, was fined S2.0O.
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MARSEHAL,A NOTICE.
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA
u EASTERN DISTRICT OF YlRGlNlA-ss:
JACOB kIR-H

y EASTERN DISTRICT or ylRGINlA-ss:
JACOB KIR-H
".
STEAMER TIGER LILY,
N ADMIRALTY IN A CAUSE or SUPPLIES.
Whereas a libel has been fled In the District
Court Of the United states for the Eastern District
Of Virginia, on the 9th day Cf November. lSs J..
by Jacob Kirsh, ubCllant, against Steamer Tiger
Lily, In 4 cause Of supplies aud praying process
may issue against said vessel her tackle. apparel,
and cargo, and that said vessel my he condemned
and sold 10 pay said lbcllant with costs charges,
and expenses
Now, therefore, In pursuance Of the monition
under the seal of aaid court 90 me directed and
delivered, do hereby give public notice 10 all per-
sons claiming the said vessel, or Ia any manner
Interested therein. that they De and appear before
said District Court. a. be held at Tie courtroom In
the city Of Richmond, in and for TIE Eastern Dis
trict Of Virginia, on the 18TH DAY OF NOVEh-
BER. A.. -. 1881, at 10 O'Clock a. NJ. Of that day,
provided The same shall be- day # jurisdiction,
otherwise on tie next day Of jurisdl ctiOn there
after. then and there 20 nterpOse their claims and
make their allegations IN that behalf
G.. +. RkMSDELL,
no G-Sa2w United states Marshal.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, dc.
Price, soc.
VAccISATIoN'-
USE ONLY NON-iIUaANIZED VIRUS.

In an article ia the Nfneteenh Century Dr.
CARPESTER. the Distinguished English scientist.
says that the alleged inefiiciency Of vaccination.
Oflcn asserted <ncc Br. jenncr's time. has been
due 10 the fac that the virus used In yaeri0a,ihg
persons WHO efterward took The smallpox was not
long Transmission through Tie human snbieci-
Vaccine Virus not fresh from tie COW, bat "Ee-
maniIed by many removes. Affords no trDtec-
tion, and may communicate dangerous naEiclef.
But DIR. Carpenter deti1h many facts 10 slow MT
good bovine virus = free from nearly 3ii nc Sb-
iectiOns which can be uised-snd Win good d'>ii
OF fOrce-slgainsf % hmm ni,cd rrits.
We are constantly receiving supplies cf 10
VINE nOn-humanlzcd) VIRUS from the pcnr-
syiyanla Vaccine Company, who nave tacHities
no. surpassed by any vaccine firm IN thc country
for produclng reliable virus fresh from Tie cow.
PURCELL, LADD & co, pruggi.ts,
no3 1915 Azin street.
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THE THEATRE.-To-morrow night
Thomas w. Keene, the tragedian, viii ap-
near AT the Theatre In Shakspeare's tragedy
Of "M Macbeth" Mr.. keene is weIi-known
10 our theatre-goers, having appeared mere
on two or three previous occasions. Inc
company that is 10 support him Is saia 10
be strong one,
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PERSONAL.

THIS is TO CERTIFY THAT THERE
Il Is NOT A CASE 0F sMALL-PON OR VA
RIOLOID in Mr. George ". Latimcr's (druggiAD
family or on The lot, 10 YVES. Marshall street.
JEElFER GARhETT, NJ. -.
NOVEMBER 3, 1851. no f-d3t&wlt*
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BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED BY
the use Of MEADE & BAKER's sAPOSINE DENrI-
PRICE, which will speedily remove ineipient tartar
and scurf Price, nifty cents box.
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HoRsToRD's AcJD PHOSPHATE ~ Loss on
APPETITE. IIorsford' Acid Phosphate Il
used with great success In languor, loss o.
appetite, end hypochondria,
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THR TRYING SEASON for weak and diseased
lungs, for coughs colds hoarseness, aud other like
affections, Is upon u.s. and II You wish real relia-
bic medicine ready At hand, we recommend WAC
SER's ROCK AND RYE WITH BROMIDE Com
POUND. II IL the soothing balm for consunp-
tycs, aud queting cordial for nervous disturb
ances. Sold by druggists at 25 and 90 cents per
hoffiq
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was generally
clear and pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: G 4. NJ, - ;
. A. NJ, Sc; noon, 90; Z. NJ, &C; 7.
NJ, 5S; midnight, 80.
Mean temperature, sc l-G.
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PRIME OLD VIRGINIA HANS lash-cured).
W. ID. BLAIR & CO..

NJ. ELLYsoS Co, Acknowledgements, insert adj
yertisementsin all OF the newspapers OF the United
states at publishers rates. Orders Jeff at the Dis
patch counting-room will receive prompt atten-
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FREE BRIDGE.-In consequence OF the
non-arriyal of the lumber for the flooring
OF the Free bridge the Commissioners au-
thorize us to say that the bridge will not
be closed tomorrow, as heretofore an
nounccd by them. Due notice will be given
before closing the bridge.
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To-MoRRow Is THE LAST CHANCE you will
have TO pay the pOll-taX.

THE NINTH MAsSACHUsETTS--The COM
mission of inquiry-Maior Sargent and
Mcssrs. Dolan and Lincoln-sent from
Massachusetts concluded their labors here
Yesterday, after examining about forty wit
nesses. There are witnesses residing in
New York and Boston who are TO be heard
before the commission will submit their re-
mort and recommendations TO the State au-
thorities.
Mayor Darlington prepared a certificate
of whist he considered proved here, and II
will be embraced in their report. The
Mayor was perfectly willing to have this
paper published now, but the gentlemen OF
the commission preferred that II, like all
the information they have obtained, should
be withheld untilthey have fully concluded
their labors and made their recommends
tiOns.
The members Of the commission expect
10 leave the city this morning.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
dc Atlantic states, light rains and partly
cloudy weather, southeriy TO westerly
winds, falling followed by rising barome-
ter, and slight changes in temperature.
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CENTENNIAL TREEs.--The Committee ON
Water have instructed the City Engineer to
transplant in the New Reservoir Park
several California redwood trees as me-
mortal Of the late Centennial.
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WEDDING PARTIES, somEEs, FAIRS, &c- sup
piled by ID. COLUMBUS, corner Third and Broad
streets
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His HEAD CUT OFF, VERY LIKELY.-M.
V. Bailey, Esq, superintendent OF the
Railway Mail service for this the Third di-
vision, with headquarters at Richmond,
has been removed, and Mr. c. W. Vickery,
from Washington, has been directed to
take temporary charge Of the Office.
It is alleged that General Malone is re-
sponsible for Mr.. Bailey's removal.
Mr.. Bailey gave great satisfaction to the
business public in the discharge OF his
duties. Every complaint made to him was
always promptly Investigated. So far as
known, he performed every duty well.
with politics he never meddled. lie never
busted himself opposing Malone, and the
Readjuster grievance, il any, must be that
he did not pronounce in favor OF the Co
alitionists, and for that reason, it is sup
posed, his official head was cut off.
Last night it was stated among Mr.. Bal
ley's friends that he would not be removed
from office, but from this post, and trans
ferred TO western division. II is to be
hoped that this is true, but it lacks confr-
nation as yet.
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LIoUoHs AND CIGARS OF every variety, both
Wholesale and retail. W.D. BLAIE & Co.

SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at
the DISPATCH PRISTISG-IlOUgE. Good work,
low prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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No family should be without LYDIA f. PINK
HAMS LIVER PILLS. They cure Constipation
Buiousness, and Torpidity Of the Liver. Twenty
dve cent Der box. sold by all druggists. no -,
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nrrEAI.O LITHIA WATER.


BUFFALO LITHIA WATER,
FOR
AFFECTIONS PECULIAR TO WOMEN.
DIR. J. MARION SIMS,
OF NEW YORK.
81 HAVE USED IN MY PRACTICE BUF-
FALO LITHIA WATER Spring No p FOR
THE LAST TWO YEARS, AND HAVE IN
MANY CASES FOUND 1T HIGHLY B.NE-
HCIAL.-
HorR.-Dr. Sims doe not state the chasac'er VI
disease IN which he used the water, but he Is nn-
derstood, Of eourse, to refer to cases " a" "s
hae " AtS speeiGhy-
DISEASES OF WOMEN.
THOMAS F. GooDE'
oe oa-.oaow Proprietor.
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TO-M0RROw IS THE LAST CHANCE you will
have to pay the poll-tax.
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DANIEL CAMPAIGN CLUB.

At meeting Of the Club held last night
the following managers on behalf Of the
Club were appointed for each precinct:
Marshall Wdrd-John II. Grymes, First
James l.. Stevenson, Second; Julius Hob
son, Third.
w. Wilkes, Second; HIN. New, Third; w.
II. Cullingworh, Fourth.
Madison Wdrd-F. L. Turner, First ;
J. d. Patton, Second; Sylymus Stokes,
Third; j. Booten Hill, Fourth.
Monroe Wdrd-L. p. Winston, First;
George w. Minter, Second; Henry Trim
mer. Third; +. a. Kumlehn, Fourth.
clay Wdrd-George II. Cox, First ;
Thomas NJ. Saunders, Second; Simpson
Williams, Third.
Jackson Wdrd-Ed. Matten, First; w
II. TamaR, Second; j. NJ. Avery, Third
A meeting Of the precinct managers as
above will be held at 1917 Main street on
Monday afternoon at 6 O'Clock.
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WEAKNESS AND SICKNESS changed 10 health
and strength with HoP BITTERs always.
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Public Speaking.-A large crowd Of cti-
zens met at the courthouse Friday night
at o'clock to hear speeches from General
Fitz. Lee, Captain George ID. Wise, Major
Charles S. Stringfcllow, Senator John w.
Johnston, and others. There was pretty
lively time, and some very solid shots were
discharged into the Coalition ranks. This
speechiiying wound up the canvass so far
as Manchester was concerned. Her Con-
servatiye-Democratic citizens will now ad-
dress themselves TO the task Of aiding to
rescue the citadel from the assaults Of the
enemy.
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GRAND JURoRs.-The following persons
have been drawn 30 serve on the grand
Jury at the November term Of the Hastings
Court: Charles l.. Todd, +. w. Chamber
layne. c. f. Wingo, William &. cambridge,
Silas l.. Johnson, John 4. Sizer, Edward
Kersey, c. c. johnson, Richard c. Ilobson.
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COLUMBUS HAS REMOVED HIS CONFECTIONERY
TO THE CORNER OF THIRD AND BROAD STREETS,
where he has a Handsome Saloon and . stock Of
Fresh Goods. lie Is now better prepared than ever
to supply HIS patrons With all they could expect
TO fnd in 4 frst-class establishment
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To-MoRRow is THE LAST CHANCE you vii
have TO pay the poll-taX.
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FIFE YEsTEBDAY.-The alarm OF fire
tured i'm from Box 81 about IL o'clock yes
terday was caused by a foul chimney SET
ting fire to the roof OF house No. 1903 west
Cary street. Damage slight. Noinsurance.
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business NOTICE.

RICHMOND. VA, November I, 1881.
Mr.. THOMAS T.. HICKS this day " ihdraws from
our business lrm. The business viii be conducted
as heretofore under same irm~name.
r.. COURTNEY JENKINS & co.
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AMTSEyTENTs.
VIRGINIA INDUSTRIAL EXPOSI-
TION CONNEkTs.

AANAF NNANNiAshA -
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 2, 1881.
under direction Of Professor c. G. DE NORDBN-
l. Bocaccio March. ......suppe
arranged by De Nordendorf
3. Pretty Red Rose Ballad
j. Walter Williams.
4. Dear Little Heart hillard
Mrs B. W.G.
). Let Me Dream sullivan
Miss Jennie Harold.
6. Either
Al schaap on Llhor.
7. Wcst-End Lancers... Schmidt
Miss Jennie Harold.
9. win You Miss Me, Darling De Nordendorf
10. Angel Mother Kissed Alc...... De NOTdendOrf
Mrs y. W. G. and Orchestra.
IL. Rescued Colors.... .Campana
James McEVoy.
II. Les Syrines................. .Waldteufel
Admission to both concert and Exposition, 25e
Commences pnnctmlly az O'Clock.
TICKETS At Tie door, corner Of Seventh and
Marshall streets. no 6-lt
DICHMOND THEATRE.
GRAND sHAKsPEARIAE EVENT.
TWO NIGHTS ONLY
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7TH
appearance Of the popular tragedian,
THOMAS W. kEENE,
snppCl ted by
GEORGIA TYLER, GEORGE LEROCk,
OCTANlA ALLEN.
and a powerful stock company, under the manage
mcnt Of
WILLIAM X. HAYDEN.
MONDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 7rn,
shakespeare Tragedy. in five acts, Of
MACBETH.
Macbcth......,.... ..'.....'...-T Thomas W. keeue'
TUESDAY EVENING NOVEMBER sTH,
Shakspeare's grand historical Tragedy, IN six acts
Of
RICHARD H.; OR. THE BATTLE or BOs-
WORTH FIELD.
Duke Of Glostcr.................Ih Thomas W. heene
Reserved seats. 81. sale Of seats opens SATUR-
DAY, November 9Th. ~ Ramos & Moses and Office
Of Theatre. Admission 20, 25, 90, and 75e
Doors open 1:lj Z. M.; curtain rises az {.
no 4-3t+
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WAITS.

WANTED, TO SELL TWO SOUND
w MULES tsInalD: also, about eight IlORSEs.
Au good workers. WIN sell cheap and give long
time II properly secured or win exchange for feed
/ AZ market prices Call and see them before buying
elsewhere. 3fEs. JANE KING, Ice Dealer.
no 6-it 1911 cast Cary street.
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RESENEsS CHANCES.
ALE

FOR SALE,
AN ENTIRE PRIETISG-OFFIcE
4. WIN be sold low. as owner Is desirous Of chang
Tug business. For particulars address
NJ. HALJI,
25i west Baltimore street, Baltimore, Nd.
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In Withdrawing from the firm OF r. COURT
NEY JENKINS x co, as above announced. for
the purpose of engaging In other business, ] So
licit from all my fflc1ls IN the trade their con-
tinued patronage for The konse with which have
been 50 lOug aud fayOrably connected.
no 2-eod9t THOMAS r.. HICKS.
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have TO pay the poll-taX.
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DIR. c. W. BENSON'S
SKIS-CURE

= DIR. c. W. BENsON's 2
sKIS-CUBE :
s. Z, warranted 20 cure Z
ECZEMA, LETTERS HUMoRS' ::
s. INFLAMMATION, MLK-CRUST, :.
q ROUGH, sCALY ERUPTIoNs, !.
g DISEASES OF HAIR AND SCALP, :
Il scROFULA ULCERS, PIsiPLES' and =
: TENDER ITCHINGS on ALL PARTS :
X OF THE BODY. =
i,makos re skin white, soft, and smooth; re-
,ne,e. tan aud frecklcs' and is the BEST TOILET
DRESSING IN TIE WORLD. Elegantly putup
two bo,ues Ia one package, consisting OF both IN
tsnal and external treatment. All frst-class drug
s..e hA,eit Prico, 81 per package.
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8ltlmond 9ispattlt.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. G, 1881.

Rs- TUE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATioN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
tEntcred az the Post-oflcc At Richmond, Va, as
sccond-class maticr.l
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T YDIA E. PLNKHAMS

YDIA Z. PINKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
IsA
POSITIVE CURE
sor ALL THOSE PAINFUL COMPLAINTS
AND WEAKNESSES so COMMON
10 OUR BEST FEMALE POPULATION.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
EIcction-Day Notes.

The names OF all persons who paid .he
tax for 1850 10 Mr.. Tnsley prior 10 SepteDl-
Der 1St, 1881, will be found on the printed
list, certified copy OF which will be In
the hands OF the judges at each precinct.
But each voter will save time 10 take his
receipt with him.
The Conservative ward superintendents
are as follows:
Marshall j. ID. Whitehead.
Jefferson: w. w. Wood.
Madison: X. T. Daniel, Jr.
Monroe: p. +. Dupuy.
Jackson: w. J. Epps.
Clay: c. Il. Hill.
Young men who have become OF age
since. the assessment Of 1880 was made are
entitled to vote without the payment Of the
capitatiOn-iaX.
Read your ticket carefully; see that all
the names OF our nominees are on it-John
w. Daniel fof Governor, James Barbour
Tor Lieptenant-GOycnOr, Philip W. Nc
Kinney for Attorney-Gcneral, ii. 4. Atkin-
son, Jr., and William Lovenstein for the
Senate, and VI. l.. Spotswood, Charles f.
Taylor, James Lyons, Jr., and L. Wiley
Davis for the House OF Delegates.
The law requires that all places where
liquor is sold shall be closed from sunset
Monday night until sunrise Wednesday
morning.
The Conservative runners and challen-
gers will wear Daniel badges and white
rosettes.
The election takes place on Tuesday.
There is but one day left for preparation.
All who have not paid the poll-taX should
pay 1t tomorrow, and pay it, Of course, TO
Mr.. JnkinS.
In every case the voter should, il posi-
bic, fake bis receipt with him TO the polls.
The printed certified list will, however,
contain the names of all white voters who
paid the tax to Assistant-TreasWer Tinsley
prior to September 1St 4; but the receipt will
save delay. Copies OF this list may be seen
at the Democratic headquarters, next to the
First National Bank; at the Daniel Club
rooms, and at the clerks Office Of the Hus-
tings Court. If you have any doubt exam
inc the list and see that your name il on it.
1t is the same list that was used at the pri-
mary election.
Y0TING-PRECINCTS.
MARSHALL WARD.
First precinct Keln's store, Lester street, Rock
Second. III twenty. fifth st near Grace.
Third. fifth and Leigh, near cor
JEFFERSON WARD.
/ First precinct Richmond House, Governor street
Second.........Old Market Hall.
| Third. between Twenty-secOnd and
Twcnty-third.
FOurth.........2Ol6 cast Broad street.
MADISON WARD.
I First precinct Hanover House, New Market.
Second.......... EnRinc-h0use, Broad street.
Third..........Alen's shop, Seventh between
Main and Franklin.
Fourth. Southeast corner Of Eighth and
Main.
MONROE WARD.
First precinct. Second between Cary aud Canal.
Second. east Broad, between First and
second
| Third...........3lI. corner Brook avenue and
Adams-ThOs. VI. JOnes's store.
Fourth. Near corner Marshall and Third.
JACKSON WARD.
/ First precinct. Brook avenue near Beveridgc's.
| Second. .Duval near Second
! Tlird........... Seventeenth near Ncnablc.
CLAY WARD.
| First precinct. Wostham House.
second. d.........John ItOuck's. west Broad street.
| Third...........1l3 west Broad, between Adams
and jefferson.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-06

COMETHING NEW.-We have In store
- and for sale about twenty bushels OF CENTkN-
be very superior and yields we'll Call and see ccr-
tidcate Of grower aud wheat. We have other
SEED. WHEAT; also GRASSSkED.
II. B. TALlAfERRO a CO.,
Oc 80 No. Ill south Twelfth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-06

Admission, Soc; reserved seats 25c. oxtra-t,
be had at c. f. Jolnston's, o1s Main street, Salur
day morning. no SGT