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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-30

The Wisconsin legislature, which passed
the anti.treating law by attaching 1t as an
amendment to a law which had been repealed
also omitted county of $4,000 inhabitants in
Its apportlonmcnt law and decrecd that tax Ger
hfcates should be redeemed on June 3ls,."
But then it rose superior to the Illinois legIs
ature in one respect-lt had the good sense,
after session OF reasonable length. to adjourn.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-30

The st. Louis RepuJlican IS rather chuck
Ling over the probability that the adoption of
prohibition in Kansas will drive thousands of
immigrants from Kansas into Missouri But
is that kind of population in the main desra.
tlep
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-30

The "KRELY MOTOR" is not dead vet
Gus conspicuous failures, the newspapers de
cldeI that ii ought 10 be dead several years
aso, and have generally so treated it. There
was, however, last week another public exhi
bition of the Keely engine in Philadelphia, in
the presence of large body Of scientific men
among whom was Commander Gorrindge
who frankly declared, after a careful inspec
ton of the machine and witnessing its per
formaAce, that Mr.. Keely had thoroughly re.
moved the strong prejudices which he had
had against both inventor aud discovery and
that the exhibition was wonderful one" To
a Herald correspondent he said ~ am
amazed at what | have seen. 1t is certainly
one of the most remarkable curiosities have
ever looked upon and appears bona .ide." An
account of the trial says:
The machine being in readiness, one OF the
company drew a glass Of water from the by.
drant and poured the contents into halt dOz.
en- funnel topped tubes, and in exactly twenty
nine seconds force was generated sufficient
To raise six-foot lever Zone inch fulcrum),
upon which were hung 700 pounds of iron.
rhe pressure Was asserted To be $4,000 pounds
To the square inch. The vapor said to create
this pressure was stored IN n steel cylinder
about thirty inches long and five inches thick,
through the centre of which is stretched Il
piece of piano wire. The vapor thus confined
was then further "vivifed" by external vibra
lions of great energy obtained from o tuning
fork of immense size.
The power thus generated from Q lumber OF
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-30

The invitation by the Sandwich Island Gov
eminent to Chinese emlgran's has resulted in
such delugc of them that they oulnumber
the native male population. They continued
at last accounts, to arrive by the hundred, ard
the authorities were considering . mode of
stOppng the influx
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-30

STRIKEs.-All over the country rage has
broken out for strikes. Mill operatives in
New England, iron workers in Pennsylvania
street car drivers and conductors and railroad
employees everywhere, printers, carpenters
Dricklayers, stone masons, &c, &c, seem 10
have caught the infection, and every newspa
per we open Is full about Strikes" Three
fourths OF the iron moders of Chicago are on
strike. One hundred and seventy carpen.
tiers at the Pullman works demand an increase
of % per cent. The railway freight men
struck last week but were concilated on all
the Chicago lines but the Illinois Central.
The dryers on the Third avenue street rail.
way In New York demand less hours and
more pay. The cigar makers of Cincinnati
seek to head of the establishment Of factory
employing Chinese. On the street railway in
Cleveland about half the cars are kept run
ming. big strike was inaugurated in st.
Louis on Saturday and is still raging. In
Chicago the quiet movement OF the employees
OF the South Side railway resulted in the con
cesslon of Is per cent. advance in wages. The
compositors on the English newspapers in
Milwaukee struck on Saturday, asking an in.
crease from SO to 3S cts. per 1000 ems and that
all female composltors be discharged; and the
same week the carpenters in indianapolis
struck for an advance of wages to $3.50, $175
and $500 per day, with further general al.
vance of 25 per cent on the LIST of June, 10
which the bosses finally accedeu.
The above is but "sprinkling," AS ALREADY
remarked, the fever RACES more or less every.
where. The past hard winter has so increased
the cost of living while delaying the com
mencement of spring work, that when bust.
ness finally did open with unusual Lriskness
aud a demand for labor in excess of the sup.
ply, the opportunity for iaaugurating success.
full strikes was too favorable and tempting TO
be resisted and the general result is pretty
decided advance in wages IN nearly all de-
partmcnts of industry.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-30

The Springfield Qll) State Register estab
lishment was sold at auction on Monday un
der mortgage to John c. Lanphler for $500
Up to the sale the Register had been run by a
Joint stock company of which Ex-Governor
Palmer was PRECEDENT, but IN such manner
Is to constantly run behind financially. No
doubt In the hands Of capable business man
the Register can he made to pay.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-30

ST. Louis is now greater grain center than
Chicago. The receipts of the two cities las;
week were: ST. Louis, 1,1l5,OOO bushels; Chi.
cago, ''7,oe0 No wonder the Chicago grain
dealers are growing at the increased grain
rates charged by the railroads, and DECLARING
that they will ruin the city by the lake"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-30

A vessel recently arrived IN London from
the River Plate with 10000 carcascs Of sheep
on board, which were brought over IN Il frozen
state They weighed on an average ,hirty.six
pounds each, and fetched 41Gd. per pound in
the market They sold as fast as possible
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-30

Somehow when John A. Logan was vind
eating him elf the other day against the charge
Of dlsloyalty at the beginning of the rebellion
the Peoria Democrat remarks he failed to read
from the files of any republican papers o!
March or April 1861.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-30

Bear IN mind that all taxes unpaid after
May are subject to n charge of per cent
per month or fractional part Of a month
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-30

Chicago Times; In one of the pens at the
Unlon stockysrds is black aud white COW,
{ ON Milan, Mo-, with four calves which were
b'n simultaneously. The Qusdruplets are
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-30

He retired from the ediio rsh,p, as he did from
his connection with the publishing house in
1870. Since then his efforts have been devoted
g to lecturing and entertaining his
frionIs
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PERRY pAyIs's pAIN-KILLER.
DHEUMATISM, NEURA ALICIA,
sPRAINS, PAIN IN TIE BACK
AND SIDE.

There :. nothing more painful than these dis
eas.: bHi the pain can be removed and the disease
carcihy u-c Of PERRY DAYIS'S PAIN-KILLER.
This remedy is not a cheap Benzlne or Petroleum
product that must be kept away from fire or heat
toayoid danger Of explosion, nor is 1t an untrlcd
experiment that may DO more harm than good.
PAIN-KILLER has been I'm constant use for for
Is years. and the universal testimony from all
Jari. Of the world T., IT NEVER FAILS. II not only
effects permanent cure, but Il relieves pain almost
instannneously. Being purely vegetable remedy,
Iis safe in the hands Of the most inexperienced
The record Of cures by tie use Of fPAIN-KILLER
would mi volumes. The following extracts from
letters received SHOW what those who have tried II
think.
EDGAR CADY, OwatOnna, Mimi, says:
About year since my wife became subject To Sc
we're suffering from rheumatism. Our resort was 10
TIT Pain-iillor, which speedily relieved her.
CHARLES POWELL writes from the sailors
Home. London:
Ihad been afflicted three years with neuralgia and
violent spSisms of the stomach. The doctors al
Westminster Hospital gave up my case I'm despair.
tried your Pain-hiller and Il gave me immediate
relief have regaincd my strength, and am now
able % follow my usual occupation.
G.H. wALwoRTH. saco, Me-, writes;
Icxperienced immediate relief from pain in the
Side by the use Of your Pain-htler.
r.. YORK says:
Ihave used your Pain-Killcr for rheumatism and
have received great benefit.
BARTON SEAMAN says:
Have used Pain-ki Her for thirty years, aud have
found 1t a Reper-faiitng remedy for rheumatism
and lamencss.
Mr.. BURDITT writcs:
II aerer fails to give relief In cases Of rheuma-
fsm.
PHIL. GILBERT, Somerset, Pa. writes:
From actual Use, know your Pain-killer Is the
best medicine i can get.
All druggists keep PAlN-klLLER. It's price Is
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PERRY DAVIS & son, Proprietors,
no 3-eOdtFel Providence, Il. l.
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To Subscribers Richmond Telephone
Exchange.

Subscribers who have not yet received a
copy Of the new catalogue will please send
TO managers office for it.
Please note the following changes and
additions:
NEW SUBSCRIBERS.
Virginia Paper Company, No. 1903 east
Main-NO. 2lG.
Charles p. Bigger, Superintendent Pub
lie Charities, Old Market No. 236.
DIR. j. q. Cabell, president Board OF
Health, 307 east Main-No. 247.
VI. :. Valentine, 500 east Leigh-No. 2i0.
CHANGED TO LAw-SYsTEM.
Toler g. Hooper, Cherry and Albemarle-
No. 2IS.
Please make address Of Mrs. Jane King
1911 east Cary instead OF 1912.
On page 90 write % Il. " \. r. II. Co.,
AUDITORS office" on line with No. ia.
{. L. MCCLUER, Manager.
Richmond, Va, December ,, 1881.
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A Rtchmond GirI-A step-Mother.

An intelligent and accomplished young
lady called at the Fifth precinct station the
other morning and asked that she might
he given a place TO rest. Her name, she
said. was Bessie Dumond, and her home
near Richmond, Va, where her father
lives. The latter being about to renaITy
was the cause Of the girl leaving home. the
object OF his choice being dlstasteiul 10
her. Being of age the authorities could
not control her in any way. hshe expressed
her ability to keep from all harm and TO do
honest toll. Major Brock is In quandary
as 10 what disposition to make OF her,
lV1shfn1tOn Post.
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INEXPERIENCED

ONE or OUR DOCTORS SAYS. Il Il Just such q
combination as Is needed a safe and reliable tonic
and sedatiye, queting and soothing for diseased
lungs ana nervous debility, something that can be
given and taken at any time without danger 10 The
patient" WAGNER's ROCK AND RYE EXPECTO-
RANT WITH BROMIDE is THE medicine. Drug
gsts sell IT, II IL excellent for hangs colds hoarso
ness, &c.
We ask you 10 read the Advertisement Of DAR-
BY's PROPnYLACTlC FLUID which appears In our
issue Of to-day. II IL a wonderful healing remedy,
Il most powerful dlsiniectant, and positive germ
destroyer, aud IS perfectly safe 10 even I'm the
hands of the most Inexperienced. II Is highly re-
commended by eminent physicians and chemists,
and endorsed by hundreds Of Others who have used
It and know its valuable properties. 10 costs but -
trlHe, and will save much suffering, time, and
money. Darbys Fluid has long been recognized
as a household article for universal family use.
Prepared by j. II. ZEuIN 4 CO., Manufacturing
Chemists, sole prOprletors
THE EMULSION or CoD-LYER OIL prepared by
PURCELL, LADD & GO. Is palatIbIo and pleasant
20 tlke.
CHICK CGdAEs. sc.
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much territory was gone over, and many
feats OF surprising agility were accom-
pIished by the two heavy-weights in sur
mounting Typographical inequalities, the
party compassed the death OF fourteen OF
the little animals Of which they were in
quest.
Last evening they were conveyed from
Manchester to Richmond, where il is
learned that the victims Of their skill were
converted into various eniicing forms Of
gastronomie skill and duly absorbed, with
suitable condiments, by the hungry and
tired yet well-pleased huntsmen.
HOP BITTERs ia a preventive and cure ague
II y yoar own fanlt II you have u.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

W. II. LYME & CO., AZ 4. W.. detached framed
dwelling Win brick BASEMENT; also \ buiid-
ing lot adjoining. on Twcnty-cighth street bs-
tween q and T.. streets.
GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS, 1 y. ~, will sell or reut
highN-producuYe farm, with improvements.
VI berricO, about mile from Mechsnicsyillc
turnpike.
GkCBBS q WILLIAMS, l T.. W., commission
eFs sale Of brick house No. 1926 Franklin
street, near Mayo. At 4 +. NJ. tie framed tene-
ment No. I7l7 Ncnahle street. ond 4 vacant los
on Tie north side OF Ncnsble street bctween
Elghteentl and Mosby streets. Immediately
atter thc above the large framed house and iof
on the north side Of ycuab,e bet tween Efgh-
tecnth and MOshy streets.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. W., horses, mules,
vehicles, &c.
JAS. MACDOUGAII., @ L. NJ, rawnbroSer,s
clothing, hats. boots, shoes, notions. &C.
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NEW GOODS.
RICH DINNER, TEA. and ToILET-sETs, in
new shapes and decorations;
ALkGANT GAME, FIsH-, DESSERT, and ICE
cREAM-sETs Of the latest styles;
DEEsDES FIGURES and ORNAMENTS in all
n'e Latest designs;
hicH cUTGLAss. DRoSzEs, &C.
rei4reest stock eyer exhibited in this city. Call
aud look at them. Z. b. TAYLOR,
Hls No. IOll Main street.
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HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM,
CHICK CI0AEs. DC

HAGAN's MAGNOLM BALM,
GIVES TO EVERY WoMAS
FAIR, FRESH, AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLXIoN.
NO matter how much il may have become i'm
paired by nature or otherwise, II makes the SKIN
PURE, SOFT and LIKE THAT or YOUTH.
II is not only ELEGANTLY PERFUMED, but it IS
in every way q moss perfect wash anda SPLENDID
LOTION.
Its APPLICATION cannot possibly be detected,
and Is harmless a. water.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Citu COunch.-The regular meeting Of
this body occurred last night-the presi-
dent, J. II. Perdue, Esq, presiding. But
little business save OF a routine sort was
transacted. The reports Of the Mayor and
Chief Of Police were read, giving minutie
OF corporation business and arrests accom-
plished during November. The superin-
tendent OF streets reported the further I'M
provement OF the thoroughfares prepara-
tory TO winter. Sundry building permits
for the erection OF wooden tenements were
granted. 4 number OF small claims
against the city were ordered to be
paid. In an Incidental discussion Of
the water property now owned by the
Richmond and Allegheny Railroad Com
pany). the river-front factories, and the
lower part Of the city. many hopeful
auguries were drawn OF the prosperity
that seemed to be in store for that part OF
the city through the presence OF additional
manufactures there and the further de-
yelopment of the water-pOwer by the rail-
road company. The matter OF enclosing
the courthouse lot and putting an addi-
tional story on the market-h0use was laid
over for future consideration. Adjourned.
Rabbit Hunters in Chesterfield. Some
eight or ten sportsmen OF Richmond, in
cluding two or more heayy-weights, armed
and accoutred with breach-loading guns,
rounds Of fxed-ammunitiOn (some in TASKS
and baskets, and accompanied by CANNES
used to circumyent and beguile the fleet
and agile but guileless and innocent hare,
made their appearance bright and early
Yesterday morning in the vicinity OF Gran
ite for the purpose Of indulging in this
favOrite amusement.
one Of the party, by reason OF previous
acquaintance with the fastnesses and woody
intricacies OF Chesterfield county, was en-
abled to guide his comrades to prolific
presence In the rabbit line. Suffice II to
saw that after a vigorous hunt, lasting near
" all day, during which much OF the edi-
Die and liquid ammunition disappeared,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-03

PREMATURE Loss OF THE HAIR may be
entirely prevented by the use OF Burnetts
Cocoaile. s,
The superiority OF Burnett's havorlngg
extracts consists in their perfect purity and
strength.
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TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE.


PRESCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS.
FROPICFRUIT LAXATIVE.
PREPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AMI
PLANTS,
A DELICIOUS AND REFRESHING
FRUIT LOZENGE,
WHICH SERVES THE PURPOSE OF
PILLS AND
DISAGREEABLE PURGATIvE
MEDICINES.
TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE
IS THE
BEST PREPARATION IN THE WORLD
FOR
CONSTIPATION, BILIOUsNEsS, HEADACHE,
PILES, AND ALL KINDRED COMPLAINTS.
Iacis gently. effectively and is delicious TO take.
Cleansing The system thoroughlyit imparts vigor
to mind and body, and dispels melancholy, hypo-
chOndria, etc. OSE TRIAL CONvINCEs.
PACKED IN BRONZE TIN BOXES ONLY.
Price % and GO cents. sold by all druggists.
lmy 3-deodtShlO.'s2l
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3itllmond 1ispatcIl,
sATURDAY....... DECEMBER 3. 1881.

eS- THE CIRCULATION OF TIE DISPATCH
is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
"rI'HE BEST COMPANIONS, y

SIR WALTER SCOTS NOVELS AND
TALES-fuli scts: editions i'm q volumes, 3
volumes, and % volumes. BULWERS NOVELS
complete; editions IN 20 volumes and in ., .oi-
umes. ThACkEKAN'S WORKS-compleie, 10
volumes; DiCNENs'S NORks-full sets. edi-
lions Of volumes. ID volumes, and 10 volumes.
COOfkRS NOVELS AND TALES-complcfc m
10 volumes. MISS EDCEWORTIrs NOVELS
AN, TAILS, in 10 volumes. HANSAh
mOOnEe OK S-ll volumes. SHkkS-
PEARE-l2 different editions. We have ne
above favoritc authors IN various styles Of binding
deb WOODIlOUSE & PARIiAM.
4 CHALMERS SPARKLING CELIA
" TlN.-Ths now well-Snowu article is esteemed
equal to the best imported. and Is cheaper. Trade
supplied In two-omce packets. 0ne-pounG packet.
and in sheets ut manufacturers price, by
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggist.
dc 1-lOt'-r-' Agents for Manufacturers.
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ACCIDENT TO RAILROAD EAPLoYEE.-
Yesterday morning about . o'clock Mr.. r.
X. Powell, an employe Of the Richmond
and Allegheny railroad, barely escaped
being run over while uncoupling some ears
at the foot of Second street. II seems that
he was standing between two OF the ears
when the train moved of, knocking him
down, but fortunately throwing him out
side Of the track. He received cut on the
left leg between the knee and ankle, which
il is supposed was done by the end OF a
brake-rod. His wound was attended to by
DR.. Trevilian, after which he was sent to
his home, No. . west Grace street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-03

A Posr-OFFIcE Mountaineering
was received here yesterday that the VIII
liamsburg post-oilice was broken into We'd
nesday night and robbed OF about $500 IN
money. The thieves effected an entrance
through q side-window. No clue to the
robbery had been found when our inform
ant left.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-03

PURCELL, LADD CO.'S EMULSION CoD-LIyRR
OIL for colds, coughs, &c.
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SALES or REAL EsTATE.-Thc following
sales have recently been made by j..
Thompson Brown, real estate agent: Nine
brick stores at the corner Of Seventh and
Marshall streets. $4,000; IIayerstraw tract
to W. +. Tanner & Delany, $4,000; Mans
field tract to w. T.. Tanner d Delany,
$4,000; house and lot on Eighth street,
$4,000; brick store on Cary street, 81, $50 /;
house and lots on Thirty-seeOnd and n
streets. S9O3.7O; house and lot on Baker
and St. Peters streets, Si05; six houses
and lots on First street between Leigh and
Jackson streets, S13,4jO; lot on Church
Hill, $500; TWO lots in Fulton, 1915; house
and lot on Church Hill, $500; house and
lot on Beverly street, SI25; lot on Twen-
ty-scventh street, $3.50; lot (j3 feet on
Louisiana avenue, S397.5O-total, s63,-
1920.
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"OuR GoBLINs. ."-Mitchelfs Pleasure
Party will give matinee at 2:30P NJ. to-
day, and conclude their engagement IN this
city with performance tonight. "Our
Goblins; or, Fun on the Rhine" has
given more general satisfaction than any
thing Of a like character that has ever been
presented to a Richmond audience. TWO
pleasant hours can be spent by visit TO the
Theatre this afternoon or tonight.
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Entered at the Post-ohlce at Richmond, Va, n.
sccond-claSs m.ttcr.l
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MERRY XMAS. 1891.
HOLIDAY GOODS.

y. LEONARD. COS Main street. takes pica.urr
in announcing that ne has now on hand an ip
mcusc stock - CHRISTMAS CARDS. CONFUSING
tie choicest designs OF American, English, and
German manufacturers. Prices range from q. t,s
-. special attention to my unusually attractive
stock OF FANCY PArETERlE, WRITING
DESKS. CAitD-t ASE>, iNkSTANDS. PHOTO
GRAPH-ALBUM PURSES. EASELs, pc
IIRE-tR AMkS, BAChGAMMON-B -BOhRUS,
GAMES of all kind, ClilLEREN'S BOOKS. IN
Guiding CIlA1IERBOA for 1881. Can and cX-
anime. no2V
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Picnic CIGARS, 81.
STLVERWARE.

THE FINEST AND LARGEST COLLECTION or
CHRISTMAS CARDS In the city now opened, for
sale at l.. LEwIs's, 9l2 Main street.
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FRIgGED CARDS, WORRIED SATIN CARDS,
PAINTED SATIN CARDS at L. LEwIss, 9l2 Maiu
street.
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LIVERY.


ID j. WRIGHT,
STOCK BROKER,
llO3 MAIN STREET. RICHMOND, VA.
TAX-PAYING COUPONS.
Government. state, tity, and Railroad Bonds.
Railroad, Bank, AMI IN, aranee stocks.
c0NFEDEKATE COUPON BoSDsW sWANIEtt
no 3l-eodSm
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Tue WEATHER YESTERDAY was generally
clear and pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 4. NJ, "A: {:
Q \. NJ, As; noon, sc; p. NJ, "a; =.
NJ, As; midnight, 43.
Nom tcmncrnlnre. 4SA.
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TAXES.
CITY TAXES.

OFFICE or THE CITY COLLEcrOR,t
RICHMOND, VA. November 30, 1881. :
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILY from 6
O'Clock A. VI. 10 d O'Clock T.. NJ. from the lJ1H
TO TIE 3lsT DAY OF DECEMBER inclusive,
for the purpose Of receiving from any person who
has already paid One-half only Of the CITY rAAIs
charged 70 them the remaining half
TEN PER CENTUM
will be added 10 the amount OF said remaining
half where tac party assessed shsl fail TO pay oo
or before December 3lst.
Any person having failed 10 pay hair Of the taN
assessed against them In June and shall fail 90 sy
the whole amount on or before December 3lst viii
be liable 10 a penalty OF
TWENTY PER CENTUM
upon the whole amount assessed against them.
4. Il. MOODSO<,
de lin CITY Collector.
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CHILDRES'S SUITS :
CHiLDREG's OYERCOATSi

IN TIE LIyE or cIrLDBES's
prtcr SUITS NDOyERcoATs wEcAN
SHOW STYLES AND SHAPES
THAT cAN BIZ FOUND At 40
OTHER HOUSE IN THE CITY.
Only TUE QUESTION MAY EE
ASKED, WHY NO OTHER HOUSE
CAN SHOW THESE srYLEsg
SIMPLY BECAUSE
WE HAVE ~ OUR EMPLOY 4
GESTLENAN kNowy TO THE
TRADE As a DESIGNER. WHO
DoEs NOTHING EUT STUDY
STYLES OF BOYS AND GILL
NO DREN's CLOTHING, AND CUT
PATTERNS FOR nIu SANE.
oUR HOUSE BLING THE ONLY
MANUFACTURING cLoTuING-
ADVANTAGES HOUSE - WASHINGTON CoS-
Trolls THESE STYLES ExcLu-
slyELY, As WE SILL TO so BE-
TALLER II TIE CITY.
IANh' OUR PRICES ALE NATURALLY
LOWER THAN OTHERS.