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Circuit Court.

The Richmond and Danville Railroad
Company yesterday, through its attorneys,
Messrs. Gordon and Marshall, commenced
i'm the Circuit Court a number OF suits FOR
damages against insurance companies, the
cause OF action originating in the destrlc-
ton Of large quantity Of cotton and other
property at the company's West Point
wharyes on November 20, 1880. The
names OF the insurance companies sued
and the amounts claimed from each are as
follows: London and Lancashire Fire-ln-
surance Company, $4,000; Ilamburg-Bre-
men Fire-Insurance Company, SlO,OOO;
Petersburg Saving and Insurance Com
many. $4,000; La C0nfance COmpagnie
Anonyme f. Assurances COntre Dlncendie,
900: the Liverpool and London and
GLOBE Insurance Company, 100000; the
Manhattan Fire-Insurancc Company,
s.. 900; the Lynchburg Fire-msurance
Company. OF Lynchburg, Va, $4,000; the
CITY Firc-Insurance Company, Of Rich
mond. Va, $1,000; the Northern ASST
rance Company, $4,000; the Imperial Fire
Insurance Company, $1,000; the Pennsy-
yania Fire-lnsuranee Company, $4,000 :;
the Germania Fire-Insurance Company OF
New York, $4,000; the Washington Fire
and Marine-lnsurance Company, SlO,OOO )
the Hanover Fire-Insurance Company OF
New York, $4,000; PhGnix Assurance
Company OF London, $1,000; WatertoWNn
Fire-Insurance Company, $4,000; the
Royal Insurance Company OF Liverpool,
$4,000.
The same attorneys at the same time en-
tered suit for the Richmond. York River
and Chesapeake Railroad Company against
the Home Insurance Company, OF Column
bus, Ohio, for $500 damages arising out
Of the same transaction.
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HEADQUARTERS DANIEL. CAMPAIGN CLUB, ,

HEADQUARTERS DANIEL CAMPAIGN CLUB, !
RICHMOND, Va, November 8, 1891.
An important meeting Of the Club will
be held this Saturday evening at 8 O'Clock.
A full attendance Of members Of the Club
is requested.
All true Democrats who desire the sue
cess Of our cause, and are willing TO de-
vote one day to the State, are earnestly and
cordially invited TO lie present for assign
ment to duty.
1t is very desirable that every ward in
the city should be represented i'm this
meeting. PEYToN WISE, President.
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PAY THE POLL-TAX TO-DAY.-MOnday
Mr.. Jinlins's Office will be crowded.

FOREIGN CLEARANCEs AND ENTRANCES
YESTERDAY British steamship Ma
pier, 1927 tons, Captain Thomas Ander-
son. from New York for Rio JaneirO ria
Baltimore and West Point, Va, was cleared
at the custom-house yesterday for her des-
tination with 5000 barrels OF flour, shipped
by the Gallego-Mills Manufacturing Com
pany, besides the cargo taken on at New
York and Baltimore. The flour is valued
at S4l ,S9l.S5.
The Spanish brig Rosarito, Captain E..
Sacristan, also cleared yesterday for Bilboa,
Spain. with 2,670 packages, containing
Ii4,GG4 feet whito-oak lumber, valued at
S4,G27.2j.
The British barkentine Voyageur, Cap
tain Down, from Hampton Roads, entered
at the custom-house yesterday to load flour
for Pernambuco.
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TIE STREET DEcoRATI0Es.-The Council
Centennial Committee have donated the
street decorations, including the statuary
used during the Centennial, TO the First
Virginia regiment.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and COOL
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 4. NJ, 40 !;
3 \. NJ, "a, noon, 81; =. NJ, SO; p.
NJ, -; midnight, 45.
Mean temperature, 508.
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JAS. MACDOUGALL, 10 a. NJ, household and
kitchen furniture.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, one thoroughbred mare.
W.H.LYNE & Co., 1870 T. M., framed cottage,
with large lot IN the plan Of lI0ward's Grove.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 4. NJ, horses. sc.
+. Is. COOK, 10 \. d., $3.50 p. NJ, and 1880 L. W.,
the stock Of 4 New \ Ork wholesale importing
house. nj store 1907 Main street.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die States, fair weather, northwest winds
backing to west and south, a slight rise in
temperature, and slight rise followed by
falling barometer.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done az
the DISPATCH PRINTINC-lIOUsE. Good work,
low prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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MEETING IN HENBIco.-Messrs. Atkin-
son, Lovenstein, Bohannon, Gilman,
Broaddus, Russell, and Clem. Green, OF
Charlotte, addressed Democratic meet
ing at smithers's store, in Henrico county,
last night,
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How REFRESHING 20 The feyerish Invalid
TARRASI's SELTzsR APERmsTi It's cooling
and danti-innammatory character surpasses thai oi
any other saline. god by an druggists.
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TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE.


PRESCRIBED ~ PHYSICIANS.
TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE,
PREPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND
PLANTS,
DELICIOUS AND REFRESHING
FRUIT LOZENGE,
WHICH SERVES THE PURPOSE OF
PILLS AND
DISAGREEABLE PURGATIVE
MEDICINES.
TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE
Is THE
BEST PREPARATION IN TIE WORLD
FOR
CONSTIPATION, BTLIOUsNEsS, HEADACHE,
PILES, AND ALL KINDRED COMPLAINTS.
Iacts gently, effectively, and is delicious to take.
Cleansing the system thoroughly, 1t imparts vigor
to mind and body, and dispels melancholy, hypo-
eh 1ndria, etc. ONE TRIAL coSvINcEs.
PACKED IN BRONZE TIN BOXES ONLY.
Price, 25 and 90 cents. Sold by all druggists.
fmy 3-deodOhlO,s2I
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THE PALATE IS cRATIFIED and the system for-
tIied by the benign ytalizG and remedy for ma
rasnlus, malaria, dyspepsia, liver complaint, aue-
mia, hystera, etc, the Lleblg Company's ccle-
brated COCA BEEF TONIC.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE on THE RICHMOND,
FREDERICKSBURG AND Potomac RAILROAD
The following changes in the arrival and
departure OF trains on the Richmond,
fredericksburg and Potomac railroad are
announced 10 take effect Tomorrow; The
5.15 A. NJ. train 10 leave at $3.50 A. NJ; the
$40 A. NJ. train to leave at $50 a. M tue
s;27 A. NJ. train accommodation 10 arrive
at $40 A. NJ. The o'clock i. h. accom-
mediation train, which now runs to iano,
yer Junction daily, except Sunday, VIII
NOT run beyond Ashland after Tomorrow
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NEW lot of"RErS VICTORIA" (Key West Just
received. W. ID. BLAIR & co.
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PRIME OLD VIRGINIA HAMS (ash-cured).
w ID. BLAIR & Co
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N. ELLYsoS 4 CO., advertising agents, insert ad-
vertsementsin all Of the newspapers OF the United
states at publishers rates Orders left at the Dts
patch counung-room will receive prompt atten-
ton.
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LIQUoRs AND CIGARS OF every variety, both
wholesale aud retail. W.D. BLAIR & Co.
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HAGAS's MAGNOLIA BALM,
GIVES TO EVERY WOMAN
FAIR, FRESH, AND
BEAUTIFUL CoNPLxIov.
No matter how much It may have become inn
paired by nature or otherwise, Il makes uhc SKIN
PURE, SOFT and LIKE THAT OF YOUTH
II is not only ELEGANTLY PERFUNED, but tits
in every way most perfect wash and sPLExDTp
LOTION.
Its APPLICATION cannot possibly be detected.
and is harmless as water.
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Police COURT.-The following cases were
disposed Of yesterday:
JEFF. Taylor and Betty Johnson (both
coloreD were fined $3.50 each for creating
disturbance i'm the street.
Richard billiard (colored) was fined $500
for creating a disturbance on the premises
Of =. A. Ilaskins.
John Green, drunk. Jailed for forty
eight hours.
George II. Robinson (colored), charged
with feloniously cutting and wounding
John Hill with a knife, was sent on to the
grand Jury.
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Briefs.-Rev. Mr. Woodwork, Of West
Virginia, and Rev. DR.. Martin, OF Dan
vile, members Of the Synod OF Virginia,
will preach in the Presbyterian church to-
morrow.
The lads and lassies here are contem-
plating q grand select ball, TO come of
about the 10th instant 1T Cersley's Hall,
Hull street.
People who come from the country re-
port the roads leading 30 Manchester as in
wretched condition. The mud is very
deep, the water-pools more numerous than
agreeable, and the sacred soil, in part solu-
bic from recent rains, more tenacious, il
possible, than ever.
The CITY market demonstrates the fact
that the suburban c0lorcd brother is get
ting in his regular fall work in the capture
OF the succuent and bracmg 'possum. The
eXpcctant Chesterfield darky watches from
afar the trees heavily freighted with the
luscious persimmon; but that is all he can
do lust vet. lie knOws-nOne better than
he-that till Jack Frost puts the ripening
touch on his fayorite fruit there is more
puckeT to the square inch IN its seductive
rotundity than so much alum.
Many citizens here who knew and re-
spected Major Temple, superintendent OF
the Richmond and Danyile Railroad Tx
tension Company, regret 10 learn that he
has been confined 10 his room in Atlanta,
Ga, for more than week past from injury
received from the kick OF a horse.
The First African Baptist church, though
rebuilt several years ago on the Old site
corner Of Perry and seventh streets, was
never ready for dedication til last Sunday,
when that ceremony took place. Several
visiting clergymen assisted Rev. A. Binga,
the resident pastor, on the occasion, and
the singing was performed by chOirs from
Richmond churches. The congregation
was formed about sixty years ago. During
that while there has never been any antago-
nism between white and cOlOred Baptsts
in Manchester. Mr.. Binga has been pastor
since 1872. The present edifiee cost about
$4,000, most OF which has been paid. II Is
one OF the neatest, most comm0dious
churches in Manchester.
Practically but two more days remain
during which the delinquent capitatlon-tax
citizen can qualify himself TO vote. Par
ties who call on NJ. A. Cogbill, acting clerk
Of the Hastings Court, can, by disbursing
one dollar and five cents. II registered,
qualify themselves TO exercise the right OF
suffrage.
The Centennial decorations have all dis
appeared from our streets, and we are sail
Ing under bare poles, az "fefo the wah."
One or two political banners show that
there is g life in the old land YETI
Some very pretty eharades. tableaux,
&c. are IN contemplation after the election
excitement has Gained down.
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THE COMMON CoUSclL.-This body will
meet Monday evening at o'clock.
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8ithmond 1ispatth.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8, 1881.

hs- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN TIE COMBINED CIRCu-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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GLOVE PINK rs THE NAME
Of the new perfume invented by ATKINSON, the
London perfumer, and favored by Mrs. Langtry;
hence many suppose It 10 possess bcauty-dying
mower.
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LILY BELLE CIGAR, Sc.


WAIT FOR THE RECEPTION TO BUY YoUG DOLLS
FOR CHRISTMAS.
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PAY TIE PoLL-TAx To-DAY.--hondsy
lir, Jinkins's Office will be crowded.
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COUNCIL ComnTTEEs.-The Committee
on Ordinances will meet to-day at 10
o'clock A. VI. at Mr.. j. Taylor Ellyson's
office.
The Committee on Health at O'Clock
p. NJ. at the City Hall.
The Committee on Centennial at CITY
Hall at Ga O'Clock Z. NJ.
The Committee TO Select Site for Lee
Monument at City Hall at Z o'clock +. NJ.
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NATURALIzATI0S.-Persons desiring 10 De
natnralized can be heard by Judge Is. H.
Wexford, OF the Circuit Court OF this cry,
AT his courtroom, to-day and Monday aiter
10 A. M.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

EFy- on an sales Of Real Estate made between the
1sL Of January and last Of June the taxes for the
present year have 10 be paid by the purchaser. On
sl sales made between the lst Of July and last Of
the year the taxes have % be paid by the seller.
l1his custom was adopted about nftecn years 20
by all the rcal estate agents In Richmond, aud ap-
plies 10 Richmond and yicinity.l
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Granite, Chesterfield COunfy.-Mr. ID. L.
Graham, superintendent Of the Old Do
minion granite quarry al this place, re-
ceiyed quite severe injuries ON Thursday
by being accidentally knocked down by an
iron bar which two Of the men were hand
ling. He was walking behind them, when
the point Of the metal, coming in contact
with one OF his eyes. very nearly destroyed
it, at the same time precipitating him vio-
lently against the rough granite, inflicting
4 severe scalp-wound. He will be COM
PEELED to keep his bed for q week or more.
During the week the rain has been very
eXuberant at Granite. On Thursday it
poured down all day, putting n temporary
quietus on good deal OF outside work.
Wild geese and ducks have been observed
lately passing over Granite and heading
South in great numbers. This Is said TO
he an indication Of cold weather. In
former times, in tact rs late as during the
war, the river bottoms and islands above
the falls Of the James used In winter TO be
great resorts for migrating geese. They
would stop i'm those localities to recuperate.
Parties who have been hunting from Gran
ite this week have baggcd n number OF
wild ducks, some in the woods near RO-
bios. They were no doubt birds that had
found themselves unable to accomplish the
extensive travel laid out for them by their
leaders, and who had stopped by the way
side and been abandoned by their COM
radcs.
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PAY THE PoLL-TAx To-DAY.-Monday
Mr.. Jinkins's office viii be crowded.
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lEntercd at the Post-ofice at Richmond, Va, As
sccond-class matter.l
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EVICTION THIS AFTERNOON AND NIGHT
The IRISH drama entitled Eviction, which
will be played at the Richmond Theatre at
matinee this afternoon and tonight, Is
said to portray, Gas the most gifted pen
cannot, the scenes that have made Ireland
for the past two years the centre Of the sym
pathies OF the world" II will be present
ed by Mr.. Charles Z. Vener's company,
and win doubtless offer an afternoon and
evening of real pleasure. There are four
acts in the play, the interest Of which Is
said to be heightened by new scenery and
mechanical effects.
Act /. The Eviction. A realistic scene
Of the present troubles in Ireland.
Act III. Revenge.
Act III. Hunted Down. a sensation
scene.
Act ". Queenstown harbor.
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WEAKNESS AND SICKNESS changed 70 health
and strength with IioP BITIERs always.
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THE NINTH MAssAcHUsETTs.-The Com
mission Of Inquiry as to the conduct OF the
Ninth Massachusetts, on its visit here yes
terdav heard number Of witnesses. This
morning they will visit the Libby TO in
ouire into alleged damage done that build
;ng by members Of the Ninth who wanted
10 carry away fragments of it as memen-
toes Of their trip.
II is expected that the commission will
conclude their labors to-day, and leave the
city by the 5 O'Clock train this evening.
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ATTENTION, RAILROAD MES,-I suffered FOR
for more than year with indigestion. I was very
Bilious occasionally having dumb chill, followed
by fcvers, which prostrated me- / took simmons
Liver Regulator, and am well man.
A. H. HiGnEowER, Conductor CIR.
Georgia.
Genuine prepared only by J. u. ZEILIN & 90.
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VACCINE VIRUS (rREsHI,
Ivory Points and QmIls, at
SCOTS DRUGSTORE
Seventeenth and franklin streets.

The fact that CoIDES's LTEBfG's LIQUID TX
TRACT OF BEEF AND ToSIc ISyIGoRAron tefDg
endorsed by prominent physicians IN Baltimore is
alone evidence ofits usefulness Ask for CoLDEN'e,
take no other OF druggists generally.
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TIE GENUINE

Il acts with extraordinary power and efficacy on
The Liyer-the largest organ OF the Dody' c'Ieu,
from IT, imp0rtance TIN HOUSEKEEPEE OF OUR
HEALTH. When the Liver Is torpid the bowels are
sluggish and eonstpaed, the food lies IN The sOn-
Aeh lndigestcd and poisoning the blood. Frequent
headaches a feeling Of lassltude, dependency, ana
nervousness indicate how the whole system Is de-
nnged 10 prevent more serious condilioh at
once
TAKE SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
The test Of time and the experience Of thousands
have proven t the best safest and speedies RENE
dy an iscases OF the Liver Stomach ana Spleen
As remedy in
MALARIOTs FEVERs, DYSPEPSIA, MENTAL
DEPRESSION SICK HEADACHE. JAUN-
DICE, collie, CONSTIPATION,
and BILIOUsNESS,
II Is unsurpassed
., Buy only the genuine In white wrapper with red
y, prepared only by j. ~. ZEILIN q co.
fno 3-eodtAu30I
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(FIFTY-rwo YEARS ESTABLISHED
The old house Of W. II. BLAIR & Co. call attan-
ton 10 their FANCY GROCERIES and LIQUORs.
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sc. only Tor a PIc-NIc CIeAR.
PICNIC CIGARS, Sc.

ZEPHYRs &c. an ounce.
IIUTZLFR BROTUrRs
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PAY TIE PoLL-TAX TO-DAY.-Monday
Mr.. Jinkins's Office will be crowded.
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FOR SALE, ONE FIFTEEN HoRsE

E0R SALE, ONE FIFTEEN HORSE
Il POWER VERTICAL ENGINE and
BOILER,
One EIGHT HORSEPOWER VERTICAL EN-
GlNk and BOILER.
These engines WIN be sold either with or without
boilers.
s6 feet 7-B6 inch SHAFT, COUPLING s,
a HANGERS, &C., complete;
.ne 50-lneh BY l2-ineh DRIVING PULLEY;
IN ANNEX BUILDING, containing 10000 feet
OF lumber, 10 be removed by purchaser.
!. apply 10 con miitec ia charge Virginia Indus
haI Exposition, Seventh and Marshall streets.
No Z-lw
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DRY GOODS

DRY GOODS
-,rsrEp TO OUR CARE CANNOT FAIL
. cvr,TE A MOST SATISFACTORY BUsI-
'.yss ~ INTERCOURSE WITH Us.
ORR MAlL-oRDER DEPARTMENT
=. xow THOROUGHLY ORGANIZED.
,,r HAVE AN IMMENSE STOCK OF SILKS
s,r,xs vELvETs, BLACK AND coLoRED
.,vss GOODS, HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
,,crs rMnRoIDERIEs, HOSIERY, GLOVES,
.,ssoSs. TRIMMINGS, &C., &C, AND WE
ovgrR RELIABLE GOODS ALLOW PRICES.
M NOT FAIL TO READ OUR ELEGANT
,yD COMPREHENSIVE
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE,
s,vT FREE on APPLICATION, AND PUB
,,sgrD WITH a SPECIAL VIEW or As
srsrlNG PERSONS sATADIsTANCE TO MAKE
THEIR PURCHASES AS READILY AND
Easily As THOUGH THEY MADE THEIR
SELECTIONS IN PERSON At OUR CoUN-
TFRS
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: Topping BY MAIL

y ,.ow WE'LL KNOWN TO BE A TRUE
SOURCE OF ECONOMY AND A SINGLE Or
,,rp FOR ANY KIND OF
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FANCY GOQDs, &e.

STEVENS
Is OPENING THIS WEEK
AN IMMENSE STOCK OF NEW GOODS.
ALL DEPARTMENTS WILL BE FULL.
LARGE ADDITIONS
FIVE AND TEN-CENT COUNTERS.
Can early at ,.,.,..,.
o.5 sos Broad street;
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Public Speaking.-POlit speaking by
prominent and able COnscrYatiye-Demo
cratic orators is announced to take place in
this city tonight at the courthouse. II is
hoped that Senator John w. Johnston will
be present. Hon. George ID. Wise, Colo
mel William T. Burwell, and Peter G. War
wick, Esq, have already been announced
rs intending to be present. Saturday night
is 4 rather unfortunate night for public
speaking in Manchester, the mill
operatives and citizens then being
engaged in making their purchases
for Sunday and the storekecpers being kept
busy waiting on them, but ii the speaking
occurs there will be big crowd present,
ior the nseryatiye-DemOcrats OF this city
were never more in earnest than they are
now. They will win if industry and per-
severance can induce that result. Among
other speakers it is hoped will be present
are General Fitz. Lee and Major Charles ;.
StringielOW.
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lie BOUTILLIER BROTHERS,
s45 AND s47 BROADWAY,
4sEAsT FOURTEENTH STREET,
NEW YORK.
mo 5-lts
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srMmONS LIVER REGULATOR.

TAKE SIMMONS LIVER REGULA-
TOR.
THE GENUINE
HAS ACQUIRED A REPUTATION
GREATER THAN ANY MEDICINE EXTANT
As THE
CHEAPEST, PUREST, AND BEST FAMILY
MEDICINE IN THE WORLD.
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ZEPnYRS &c. an ounce.
HUTzLER BROTHERS.
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E'0B SALE TO CLOSE CONSiGN-
IL AEHT-
100 lashels PRIME IRISH POTATOES,
~ bsefeis Al'PLES-- W ineeaps;
Is bushels PRIME HAYY-BEANB.
III. WALLERSTEIN & CO..
aol-xt No, ii south ftfteenth street,
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To 10 th.-The bonnets and other
articles fabricated by Manchester parties Of
leaf tobacco, and which excited so much
admiration at the exhibition Of the Virginia
State Agricultural Society last week, be-
sides being awarded premiums, were sold
yesterday by the owners 10 gentleman
who intends to exhibit them at the Atlanta
Cotton Exposition.
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The Rirer.-To quiet any apprehension
OF a fresh in james river, caused by the
sudden rise in that stream observable on
Wednesday, il may be stated that the bed
OF the stream was not yesterday above old
time high water, and that intelligence re-
ceiyed by officers Of the Richmond and
Allcghany railroad showed that the river
was falling along its line between Manches-
ter and Lynchburg.
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CHICK CIGARS. sc.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-10-22
WASHINGTON NOTES.

President Arthur and Secretaries
Blaine and Hunt returned this morning
upon the U. s. steamer Dispatch, Sec
retary Lincoln, Assistant Secretary
Hit and Walker Blaine are expected
to return tomorrow accompanying the
French and German visitors upon a
special train from Richmond.
The president said he wouldn't nomi-
nate any cabinet officers to-day and
probably not until Monday or Tuesday.
1t is reported that ex Gov. Morgan,
Of New York, has declined the presi-
DENTS offer of the secretaryship of the
treasury.
The grand jury indicted Capt. How
gate for embezzlement of $4,000 in
government bonds forfeited on his not
appearing. The bond was $40. 600.
The bondsmen are w. B. Moses, w. w.
Mccullough and Motley Anderson.
President Arthur and the Secretary
of the Interior gave their consent that
the Chicago, Texas g Mexican Railroad
and st. Louis 6 San Francisco Rail-
road may apply to the council of the
Choctaw nation, Indian Territory, for
right of way through the nation. The
counsel now in session it is understood
will grant the right of way, having
waited only for permission of the gov
ernment.
Many democrats think that the re-
publicans made a mistake in voting
against calling for the testimony taken
by the treasury investigation, and they
will call the attention of the country to
this vote as one intended to suppress
facts. They will introduce another
resolution which will bring out a dis
cussion. 1t is stated that the assistant
secretary will accompany the report
with defense Of himself.