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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-22

The HOTEL ENTERPRIsE.-A called meet
ing OF the subscribers to raise the bonus
in connection with the new hotel to be
built on the Spots Hotel site will take
Dlace ut the Commercial Club this afternoon
at "a O'clock. The friends OF this important
enterprise have been cordially invited TO
attend. The committee appointed to solicit
subscriptions will make their final report.
Merchants and businessmen generally are
desired TO be present. The pl proposition OF
Mr.. Pace will be fully discussed, and either
accented by this meeting or rejected.
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BRIEF LoCALs.-The repaving OF Main
street having been completed down to
Eleventh street, all obstructions to that
point have been removed.
The attendance at the temperance meeting
at the Theatre last night was an improve
ment on that OF the night before. At the
conclusion of the addresses several signed
the pledge.
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VIRGINIA CLAREr on drsuehf. OF uncommonly
hne quality, at Si per gallon; imDor,sd Clsrst on
dfaughi at s1.25 per gallon; California Port Wjne
for medicinal use, al " per gallon. We eau reeom-
mend these wiCes as rather better than most yir-
gnia wines. w. II. BLAIR q Co.
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Police CoURT.-Tbe following cases were

disposed Of yesterday:
James Griffin and Isaiah Ussel (colored),
charged with fighting in the street. Case
continued until O'Clock this evening.
tresnassiDv on ibs Vpeu PREMISES %, atbarine
Pendleton and abusing and assauting her
daughter. Discharged.
Joshua Cox (coloreD and John O'Toole
(wbite), charged with fighting In the street.
Cox was discharged and O'Toole fined $3.50.
James Mallory, charged with assaulting
and beating Mary Harris. Fined $40 and
cost and jailed for fifteen days.
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The MOZART THIS EyEYIYG-PINAFORE
This evening will be presented Pinafore,
with the following cist: Sir Joseph Por-
ter, Mr.. Pierre Bernard; Captain Corcoran,
Mr.. +. w. Cunningham; Ralph Rackstraw,
Mr.. E. w. Hof; Dick Deadeye, Mr.. l.. A.
Perrot; Boatswain, Mr.. ii. T. Cardozo;
Sergeant Of Marines, Mr.. Samuel Wag-
gonsr; Josephine, little Liley Bailie, OF
Philadelphia; Hebe, Miss Sadie Hix, OF
Philadelphia; Little Buttercup, Mad. Caro-
line Ricbings- Bernard; Maiden Aunt, Miss
Isa Smith
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LEWIS REpUDIATED
BY THE REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL
COMMITTEE.

General Williams c. wickham Succeeds Him
as Chairman OF the Committee-A Conven.
tion TO be Held In stanton on the Gath OF
Ausust-The Manner Of Electing Delegates
and Basis OF Representation-None but
gates-AdIourned 10 Meet on the 2sth In.
stant.
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INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-For the Mid.
die Atlantic States, fair weather, winds
mostly northerly, stationary or lower TEN.
perature, and higher barometer.
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MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK.-At meet
ing OF the Board of Directors OF this bank
held yesterday Mr.. John +. Glenn was ap-
pointed cashier uice j. b. Morton, de.
ceased, and Mr.. John Morton assistant
cashier. Mr.. Glenn was the general book
keeper and Mr.. Morton the teller OF the
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SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS. s.-Commencing
with Sunday next the Richmond and Alle-
gbany Railroad Company will run Sunday
excursion trains to ScottsvilIe and return,
stopping at all intermediate points. Ex-
eursion rates will be announced hereafter.
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MANCHESTER TAXES.

| sm now ready to receive the CITY AND
SCHOOL TAX for the year 1881. All persons pay.
lDg me whole OF the same on or beforc July 1,
1881, VIII receive rebate or per cept. on the
whole city tax. All persons paying one half on or
before July l, 1881, and the other balf on or be-
fore November ssl, viii receive n rebate OF 2k
per cest on the first half and per cent the last
half of the city tax To oall bills unpaid December
l, 1881, there will be added per cent.
j. w. BkO<AUGH.
Je 22-tJyl Treasurer city OF Manchester.
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The New FLOWER QUEgS.-This pleasing
cantata, which was recently so successfully
given, will be repeated at Mozirt Hall next
Monday evening for the benefit OF the
Young Ladies' Missiorary Society OF the
First B0ptist church.
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A P0rATo.DUG sELL.--A Henrico farmer
recently sent a dollar to party In New
York who advertised "certaIn death TO
potato.bugs." lie received by mail two
blocks in q box with slip OF paper, on
which was printed: "Catcb the bug, place
IL on one block, and bear down gently on
the other" He will not answer another
New York advertisement soon.
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MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
Mr. II. II. BUBwRLL is In the city, stopping at
Foru's Hotel, In the interest OF the MONTGOMERY
WHITE. Families and others can make arrasgc.
ments with him about board.
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the spring Of 1880 Is still being attempted,
and we urge upon all good Republicans 10

the spring OF 1880 Is still being attempted,
and we urge upon all good Republicans TO
be watchful OF the interests OF their party.
We urge them to see TO it that their
county and city organization are constituted
OF their best aud most reliable men, and see
that the delegates which they send TO the
State Convention are men who cannot be
swerved from their allegiance TO Republican
principles, and who will not yield the in.
tearity OF the organization OF the RepuDli.
can party OF Virginia.
Adopted.
Mr.. DezendoH offered the following:
Whereas the State Executive Committee
OF the Republican party Of Virginia, at Its
meeting held In the city OF Richmond, Va,
on the 9th day OF June, 1881, adopted the
following resolution:
r.. "RIcHMoYD, Va, June o, 1881.
ar. i. Brooks, Esq, Secretary Republican
State Central Committee Of Virginia
"Dear Sir,-We, the undersigned. men,
bers OF your committee, request that you
will Immediately issue notices for meeting
OF the said committee on the 29h OF June,
1881, at II NJ, in the city OF Richmond.
" Benjamin Upton, Jr., First district F; John
Callahan, Second district; Lazarus Bibb,
Third district; Joseph Jorgensen, Fourth
district (by proxy; NJ. r. Lloyd, Fifth
district j. B. Work, Sixth district; j..
NJ. Cochran, Seventh district; X. I. Ira
Gle. Eighth district; Ii. A. jameson,
Ninth district"
And whereas Hon. John +. Lewis, late
chairman OF the State Central Committee,
on the 1lth day Of. June, 1881, issued a call
for meeting OF the Republican State Gen.
tral Committee on ibe 2lst day Of June, Of
which the following is copy:
"RICHMOYD, June II, 1881.
"Dear Sir,-A meeting OF the Repubi-
can State Central Committee will be held in
Richmond, at the custom.house, on Tues
day, June II, 1881. This Is call Of great
Importance, and it is expected you will be
personally present.
"By order John +. Lewis. Chairman.
ar. Z. BROOKS, Secretary"
And whereas the chairman OF the State Ex-
ecutive Committee waived the call OF the
Executive Committee made on the 9th day
of June, 1881, asking the State Central Com
mitee TO meet on the ooh day OF
June, 1881; and whereas eighteen MEM
bers of the State Central Committee met on
this the 21st day Of June, 1881. and pro-
ceeded 10 the transaction OF business In ac-
cordance with the rules and regulations
governing said committee; and whereas it
appears that some Of the members Of the
said State Central Committee having re-
ceived a printed circular on The back Of a
posta.card dated Richmond, Va, June TO-,
1881, as follows:
RICHMOND, Va, June lG, 1881.
"Dear Sir,-The date OF the meeting Of
the Republican State Central Committee
has been changed from Tuesdly, June 2lst,
to Tuesday, June 2S, 1881.
"Hon. JOHN +. LEWIS. Chairman.
X. p. Brooks, Secretary"
Now, therefore, be II
Resolved, That the State Central Commit
tee, now in session, ont OF abundant eau
ton, do adjourn to meet in this place on
Tuesday the % h day Of June, 1881.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, 1S I;
8 A. NJ, SO; noon. S5; p. NJ, SO; p.
NJ, so; midnight, 70.
Mean temperature, S0z.
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ACTUAL MORTALITY IN THE CITY OF RICH
MOND, showing ages Of decedents, sex, and
color, with nativity and annual death-rate
per 1000 inhabitants, for the week ending
June 18th:
Cause of Death: Apoplexy white; chol-
era infanlum, white, 2 coored; cholera
morbus, l white; consumption, | white, 4
colored; convu!sions Qnfantile), cOlored; /;
diarrh9l, | white. l colored; fever (ty-
phoid), l colored; gastro-enleritis, l color
ed; heart.disease, | white; inanition,
white; Inflammation of brain, | coloIed !;
measles, colored; old age, white; peri
tonltis, l colored; pneumonia, colored; !;
premature birth, colored; puerperal con-
yuIsions, l colored; smallpox, white, 2
colored; unknown, colored. Whole num-
Der OF deaths in the city exclusive Of still
births), SO. stu. Births Male, l colored.
Ser and Color: Males, white, 13 c0lored-
total. 90 females, s white, colored-total,
1G. Age One day 10 thirty, colored one
month TO six, 3 white, colored-iota, 4 !;
six months TO twelve, white, 2 colored-to-
tai, 8; one year TO three, white, | color
ed-total, 9; five years to ten, 2 colored;
twenty years 10 thirty, 1 white, colored-
total, 4; thirty years to forty, 2 white, 3 col.
ored-total, ); forty years to fifty, l white,
2 colored-total, 3; fifty years TO sixty,
white; sixty years to seventy, white;
seventy years TO eighty, white; eighty
years TO ninety, l colored; ninety years TO
one hundred, l white, l colored-tO,al, 3;
unknown, 3 colored. Condition Single, s
white, 10 colored-total, 1S; married, 5
white, 9colored-total, IA; widows, white;
unknown. 2 colored. Ndtiuhy: Richmond,
l5; other parts OF the United States, q.
Locality: Marshall Ward, 2 colored; Jetier-
son Ward, 2 white, 2colored-total, 4 Madi-
son Ward, white; Monroe Ward, white,
4 coored-total, Z; Clay Ward, white, 3
colored-total, 4; Jackson Ward, 2white, 5
colored-tOtal, Z; almshouse, Q white, col
ored-total, 6; smallpox hospital l white,
colored-total, 3.
COMPARATIVE WEELY MORTALITY.
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ELECTION or OFFICERS AT meeting OF
Richmond Randolph Lodge, No. 10, held
last evening, the following officers were
elected: Il. F. Howard, Master; X. e..
Fletcher, S. W.; Charles A. West, j. W.;
William Fletcher Richardson, Treasurer {;
William Halt Crew, Secretary; James H..
Allen, S. D.; Il. II. FERGUSON. J. ID. The
w. NJ. appointed Reys. A. w. Weddell and
II. S. Barrett ehaplsins; William Z. John
son, steward and tiler; ii. n. New, George
w. Strapg, G. Il. Gaines. Marx Nelson, w.
G. Tyler, and Albert G. Ellington. stewards.
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HoToPP's CELEBRATED FIRsT-PREMUM
CHARLOTTESVILLE fLARET at 81 psr gallon at
CHRISTIAN b WHITES.
DRY AND SWEET CArAwBAs--elegast summer
wines--cheap, at CHRISTIAN 4 WHITES.
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wEELY MORTALITY.
~------- TTFfh EWU UV--------
June IA, juno IL, Jane IL, June IL
1870 1890 1891 1891

W. &. w. G. w. G. W. G..
Total deaths...l2 II 81 20 IL 16 10 2l
Still-bOrn...... l
Mean temperature for the week ending
June 1lth, 73o 1S/; mean temperature for
the week ending June 18th, 7So 81.
Amount OF rainfall for the week ending
June 1lth, 1.35 inches; amount OF rainfall
for the week ending June 18th, 600 inches.
Rate: Population. as per census 1880
White, 37,97l; colored, 26,699-total, g..
CO. Rate Of mortality OF whole popua-
tion was $3.50 per 1000 per annum. Rate
Of mortality Of white population was 20.4l
per 1000 per annum. Rate OF mortality OF
colored population was 40.74 per 1000 per
annum.
Figures used in this report-W hite, 49,
200; colored, 26,S00-total, $4,000
*Ihe $50 added 10 population as per census Is
considered meagre allowance for the floating
population OF our clsy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-22

NJ. ELLYsos q Co., advertising agents. insert al.
vertise,nents In sl Of the newspapers OF the United
States At publishers rates. Orders left at the Dis
patch cosntins-room win receive proupt aitep.
tisn.
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Scri6ner's Magazine for July is received
from N. Leonard, newsdealer, 9Js Main
street. The contents are interesting and IN
styuctive.
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HoMGePATHs 80 MEET IN RICHMOND. THE
American Institute of Homeopathy meets
IN Richmond in 1882 on the 9th OF June,
The president is William l.. Breyfogle, NJ.
ID, OF Louisville, KY; Wee President, Il.
w. James, NJ. D.. OF Philadelphia, Pa. ;
Secretary, j. c. Burgher, NJ. D., of Pits
burgb, Pa. There will probably be in at
tendance between four and i've hundred
Telerates
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PERSONAL

A CARDIFF HAVING CONE TO MY
N knowledge that am generally believed 10 be
physician 10 the small Pox HOsTitai OF this city
beg leave 10 state that am IN no wav connected
with tklt Institution and have not been far many
years. CHkIS1OPHER TOMFhtsc.
je 2y.lt
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II Is ready on opening, and will be found an agree
able addition the choice things which undenatly
enlarge the pieRsures of life and encourage good
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TCOmmunjcated.l |

rCommunicated.J
A contemporary complains OF the poor
quality OF Philadelphia beer. II should re.
commend Antoni's soda-water.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-22

SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at thu
DISPATCH PRiNriNG-HoUsS. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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BUFFALO LITHIA WATER.
BUFFALO LlrHlA WATER.
FOR MALARIAL POISONING, NERVOUS
PRosTRATION, ETC.

LING, UNITED STATES SENATOR
FROM NEW YORK.
"Buf4lo Liihia wster first brought 10 my
notice last year while suffering from severe MALA-
RIAL disorder of some standing, attended by
NERVOUS PROsTRATlON. / say MALARlAL
disorder because the doctors ssid so. From the fret
trial Of the wafer derived decided advantage from
IT, and II has always relieved me. Several TO whom
II have recommended IL make like reports, AND
ssTRoSCLY BELIEVE IN II AS AN ANTIDOTE to
the ACIDS which ~ neutralizes. have pleasure In
saying this, and / shall continue 10 advise my
izegbbors and acqusintzness 10 try the water"
,,e l9-eod4t
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TULY MAGAZINES.

YOUNG LADIES' JOURNAL, FRANK Les
LIE'S LADIES MAGAZiNE. DEMoREsT'S,
PJPCLAR MONTHLY, NORTH AMERICAN
RtVlEW, ana NINETEENTH CENTURY.
y. B.-Parties leaving the city for the simmer
car have all the papers and magazines mailed 10
,hem tree Of charge by leaving orders at
n. LEONARD'> NEWS STORE,
te e22-W.F,sa,su&Ta5t COS Main street.
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no yor Kxow o,n RpowS

Windsor Soap lasts longer, is more highly per.
fumed. and more emollient in use than these young
fellows? J.1 4. ATKINSON, manufacturers, Lon
don.
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What Is apt to mislead the general OBJ
server is the fact that the ground is so very
dry; and this can be readily accounted for
by the small quantity OF rain which fell du-
ring the month of May. However. there is
certainly no great need of rain for The farm
ers hereabouts, since they are just now in
the midst OF their wheat harvest.
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has lately been introduced, and meets with MAJ ked
popular favor.
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FLIES AND MOSQUITOES.

A 15-cent box OF Rough on Rats" will keep q
house free from Dies mosquitoes, ras, and mice The
entire season-Druggists.
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pOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY Ex.
~ EGuTED At the DISPATCH PAINTING
HOUSE.
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II. SELDOM TAYLOR. 6 r. NJ, that beautiful
building lot on the south side OF Grace street
between Monroe and Henry, With q framed cot.
tsge thereon.
W. GODDIN. g p. NJ. four lois on the ives, sife Of
Hsrrison between Leigh and Moore streets, near
10 Enk.r's Park.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. NJ, horses, mules,
60
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BOSTON:
{. II. GRAVES & SONS.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAT.

~ On all sales OF Real Estate made between the
lst of January and last OF June the taxes for The
present year have TO he paid by the purchaser. ON
all sales made between the LIST of July and last OF
the year the taxes have 10 be paid By the seller.
This custom was adopted about nfteen yeSrs ago
by all the real estate agents In Richmond and ao.
piles to Richmond and yiclnity,l
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MINERAL WATERS.

CCHGN'S MINERAL. WATER DEPOT.
ON draught from the new and elegant Mammoth
Arctic Soda FOuntan:
SODA WATER, BETHESDA,
KIssRNGEN WATER, BUFFALO LITuIA,
yIcHY WATER, PONCE DE LEON,
DEEP ROCK WATER, SUMMIT,
SELLER WATER, GINGER ALE,
SARATOGA WATER, OTTAWA BEER,
GEYsRR WATER, BIRCH BEER,
CoSGsESs WATER, AP0LLlSARIs,
EXCELSIOR WATER.
Have also made arrangements with NessIs Pur-
cell 4 Ladd 10 sell their WOLF. TRAP LlTHIA.
Ny BOTTLISG ESTABLISHMENT having been
enlarged aud fitted MP with improved apparatus
am prepared TO supply The trade with my unrlyalled
GINGER ALE. SODA, and Other carbCnated beye-
RACES in bottles and IN fountains. -
GEORGE SCHGN.
Eleventh and Main streets.
sp 24-Su.W.F3m
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fstK Nf.s.
DOR RENT. THAT DESIRABLESE

DOR RENT. THAT DESiRABLEHA
h AND WFLL-LOCATEDB BRICK DWELL III
ING No. llsk west Clay street. c0nan'ng sght
rooms bath, &c. The house has Just beer painted
aIti tut In good repair Rent very reasonable, Ap.
ply TO JOHN r. GODDiN.
Real Estate bgeD'.
je 22-3t Back and LleyeHin sirg es.
EOR RENT, ONE OF THOSE SUB. Ga
l. STANTiAL AND WELL-APPDINTtbE ia
STORES Ia Pearl Block 40. 10 s0uth Fourteenth
street,, between the house occupied ~ Nessrs.
Heiman 4 Younger ani that recently iaSen By
Messrs. Antrim 4 Bowie. It Is In Drsi-class order.
aud Is errangtd win shy ignt. elevator, fie-proof
vaults, &c. Ron very low.
je 1J.eOd6t GRUBBS WILLIAMS.
EOR RENT. THAT VERY DE- "A
h SIHABLE BRICK RESIDENCE No. 203 tEI
East Clay street. near the come ot Second s-et,
containing abo Ut eight rooms Kitchen. gas, Ss;er
and the usual c0nyeniencrs. IL Is In good order,
ant possession given az once. Rent low.
ADpiy TO RT n. EYNE.
jezl 81 l2l2 Nam street.
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HCB PUNCH.

A DELICIOUS DRINK
FoR USE IN FAMILIES, HOTELS, CLUBS,
PARTIES, ETC.
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: THE "nUB PUNCH":
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GOOD AT ALL TIMES.

JUST THE THING TO KEEP IN wINE-cEL-
LARS.
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NOT VERY DRY JUNE There is much
talk Of this being a remarkable and eXcep-
tionaly dry June. A comparison, however,
with past wears shows that such is not the
case. Already, though only about two thirds
of the month has passed, greater amount
Of rain has fallen than during the entire
corresponding months OF the years 1879 and
1880, as the following table will show:
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DRUGS. MEDICINEs. &c.

E'OR PURIFYING AND DiSINFECr-
IL ING bed rooms. sirk rooms. nuri erie &C.. use
the CRk>OLINE vAPORZ n. sold by
je 2l 2t* l.. WAGNER, Druggist
nISINFECTANTS.-CARBOLiC ACID,
~ CHLORIDE OF LIME. CaRBoLATE ~
LINE, CHLoRALUN, GIRONplS DisISRECT-
ANT. &c. sold by l.. WAG>FR.
G2lxtt Dr1zglst
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8ithuond 1ispatth.
wEDNEsDAY......"..JUN -, 1881.

ss- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU.
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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IT Is WARRANTED TO CONTAIN ONLY THE
BEST OF LIQUORS,

UNITED WITH
CHOICE FRUIT JUICES AND GRADUATED
SUGAR.
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EREsH tBOvINE) VACCINE VIRUS
L received direct to-day.
l.. WAGNER. Drugr.st.
js2l2.* SIKH and Bros' stros's.
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sFssss sssss ssssssssssssss
II u Il l. L y CHI:
ss....s..ss sss.sss....ss..
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Sold by leading wine.merchants. grocers, hotels;
and druggists everywhere.
Trade supplied al manufacturers prices by
CHRISTIAN WHITE, Grocers, s14 Main
streei, Richmond. Va. "a 9-dSu.N &fo om
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1T CAN BE USED CLEAR OR WITH FRESH
MILK. ICE, SODA, OR HOT WATER,
LEMONADE. OR WITH FINE
ICE, TO SUIT The TASTE.
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WEATHER REpORT.

Entered at the Post-ofnce at Richmond, Va, as
second-class matter.I
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hub PUNCH.

sIDEBoARDs NOT COAIFLETE WITHOUT
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STRAW GOODS DOWN.

WE SAID LAST WEEK. LOWEST raiCEs:
, 1881-10-10
GARFIELD AVENUE,

5o tn Edi!ef of 7ha Gaseaa, Tribune.
CItUAun. Oct. a.-Soscral OF your e'rrespon.l.
cuts of latu huyo tnkoH great nfetlae Ut tho ,s,-
tlon ut MIR City Fathers III giving to suphis
strt.ot the iI.l4trlons nun,e "uurnDll uyenIu."
M better selection eoulI have heen nlnln In
this city, In tho first ptnce, thIs asreet trs,n
Lincoln Park tn thu river IL ,uorn liku firm
thln straat. Secand, lts inhabitants Rrs ssnl-
i.cnty Christian and Industrious r,et,le, trhlrt,
tho buildings Mru humble, unprotelltous atr,iot-
llres, dayull Ut Ntt a!luw 4ild tatsc ptesctisea.
EnuFth, It has u truly CHRISTIAN church, nt,w tu
Tho huye yuaa0na MFu blltlihcnt, thuk, II, JUST
tlfy uur wise Cnnnt,l IN tl.0!r colnulelnl,.u ,lo-
1rtl,s dead-hulnblp, nnpretenslous, aud CnsIs-
tsat.
il, view Of tho ac.i0n of our ConnnD Council.
several xeutlcMeu Oh GusAeld avenue have It's