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The Approaching Election.

The people of Virginia were last year TN.
der q more immediate excitement-more
immediate danger-than at present. But
their inteies are as much at stake now as
then, and are exposed to the same dangers
that then threatened them. Therefore there
are now the strongest reasons to induce at
good citizens to harmonize for the genera
protection OF all that is valuable in govern,
ment-all that is necessary for the preser.
walton Of contentment and order i n o com
munity.
The further We remove from the period
OF civil strife and its bitter memories, the
more secure we shall be from the causes
which impsril our Government and threaten
US with the selection of the public officers
oy taas portion Of voters which is not quaH.
neo 10 make such selection. If the true
people o. Virginia win be united and de.
.os 20 prevent this, for yet awhile, we
may oe free from this danger. AS Ions q
dav'sloas are based upon the strife Of thu
Wet we are IN danger Of the exnn,s,on :,
al pslent 2 integrity, all native ,ror,s
rom b places Of trust in the Stats ~
tning but the union of all parties w.
FHRfnians can prevent this.
When the divisions do not SO rest ma,
thai strife which must be forgotten befor.
we can bare peace, we may feel secure
Time only can bring this about !; and durini
That time we must be united-we must de-
vote ourselves othe welfare OF Virginia,
ana not permit any divisions about national
questions not now to be voted upon 10
weaken y ranks In the struggle for the
preservation OF Virginia from the rule of
unreliable men. Our welfare depends upon
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m7y- CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPE7S.
n,s assortment OF GARPFTs We now ora 10 ore
. ,ha host selected thatsye have cyar offered we
nprehssod our stock this shason direct ffon .ns
manuSacturers, and can show sofaa Styles wn'cn
cannot DC sarf s : IN S SssaIsf BoDY Bnus-
rs a. 81. % per yard
sI.5o and Al. 90 per yard:
TuREE-PLYs, INGRAISs. HEMP, nnd VEFt-
TIAN CARPETS, In great variety Mt very
low prices;
A full asiortment or RUGs. NAT
TING. and o1I.-Ct nTHs.at
LEVY uRoTHERs'.
1913 aud 1alS Main street.
COL RED WOOL sPRTAHs, CALICO CONE
FoRTFRs, BLANKETS. sHEETiN9s' aoaa
TABLE-CLOTHS, very cheap. "o
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The appearance in the Dispatch to-day
aud heretofore of the letters of our special
reporter concerning the Southwest Fair
will satisfy the Wytheville Enterprise that
we " felt sufficient interest" In that fair to
publish the earliest reports of its doings
with which the public has been favored.
The daily contents of! the Dispatch speak
all the praises that it needs. The special
telsgrams we have published during this
very week testify that we spare no trouble
and NO expense In our efforts to furnish our
readers with all the news obtaiuable.
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this. II s,ntrustwortliy men ars8saaifs SAe
nrblic affairs of Virginia sha#fh aptf
credit, add cease to astracsfnn1ssranty snd
capital, and4swe shall be exposed 70 tne
danger al the wastefGl and improper appro.
prfatton Of the hsrd-easnsd treasure OF the
State.
The danger Is sim great, people Of Viz.
ginia. and every obligation OF public and
private duty requires that you shall devote
yourselves, heart and soul. to the preser-
walton of your State from a kind OF misgov.
eminent which will be notifying to as all
and hurtful to the State In the lust degree.
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GpEslRAa4 NsFFsstHsG
ESPECIAL NOTICE.
10000 wears or BARGAINS.

Y
Az we intend making q change IN our business ut'la.a ~,
our entire stock will be offered, for q rev anss
,onvpr aT AND gfLOW COST For Cash.
REAL LACEa. less than COST;
EMBRGIDERIEs, less than cost
, LACE PaRAsoL COVERS, less than cost'
HOSIERY and aaOvEs- leas than COST
SHETLAND sHAwLS, less than cost
wOeSrrD sHA WIS, less than cost;
YARNS and KNITTING iess
than cost:
DRESS TRIMMINGS, less than cost
|. pUFFINGs and RUFFLINGs, less tnsn
cost
together with a complete line Of 9ENI' FUN
NISHIEG GOODS, all of which WI be sold less
than cost to close out. No hunbus, as We are
really selling the creates. bargains ever onerea Ia
this city. ARMisTEAD bioo,
No.. DOL corner Broad and esn streets.
oc 6-TuThkStOct7
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HENRY A. ATKINSON, ESQ.,:
II DEAF SIR-It Is the wish OF your friends
YOU should become an independent candidate
for the ONCE or CUMMOE WEALTH'S ALTON
My Tor the county of Henrico. The object Is to
.fgnore party combinations In so far as cligues
atempt- TO control the choice Of the people for an
Office in which political bias and plrtisan adhe-
renee should have no influence; and believing
you to be perfectly free from any such proclivi-
dives. We hone. you will announce yourself as L.
eand date for tbspflce, with The assurance OF the
co5d.a, support Of MANY VOTERS.
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~C. DOGGETT K CO.. No. % GOV.

I-C. DoGGETT & CO., No. p GOV
ERNOR STREET, corner of Franklin, have re-
cctved n general assortment of
FLOOR uIL-CLOTHa, MATTINGs, UhIAlS
GOODS, WINDO SHADES and PAPER
HANGINGs, wi the usual supply OF UPHoL-
STEERING GOODS. Tor the fall trade, which WIN
be- sold nj very low prices, and PAPER.HANd-
mo aud UpuOLsTERING Of every description
executed promptly. t5.4 80 &C a-E"
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Aid for the Sufferers.

We received Yesterday the following tele-
gram from q young friend in New York.
The subscription by the gold board was
both prompt and generous:
"NEw YORK., Oct. $3.50.
editors Dispatch: The Gold Exchange,
81. 900 for the benefit ofthe sufferers In Wiz.
ginia by recent food. 1
"JoHN II. C~oLQuITT."
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n97- DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS
A large assortment OF DRESS GOODS style and
| nuality cannot be surpassed ; prices extremely
low, All kinds OF GOODS for az
~ LEVY ~RaOTHFRs'.
" f 1913 and 121s Srain street.
uNBL,EACHED KNJTTIEG COTTON, coo.
ner pound. BALE COTTON, all Nos, ct Sl.eS
per bale OF five pounds. 10 oco
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ME- NEW FALL DRY GOODS.
E BARGAINS!

Handsome Dress Goods, only soc. rich Alpacas,
only eoc..; hest-mske C~aiicoes, only l?3c.: Goods
for mems and boys wear at ?oc.: Androscogstn
Blcached Cotton, leac.; good LinseVs, l93c.; ls-+
Quilts, 81. rs q lot Of Atwood Flanneis, ouly zoe.
Ladies' Heavy White Hose, l7c., elsewhere 2oc.
Ladies' White Handkerchiefs, &C.; Crash for
Towels, loc.; Huckaeack Towels Ioc.; Gold-Eyed
Needles, &c.; Corseis, Laces, Edglngs, Embrol-
deries, sh4wls, Blankets, TickiDgs, Oilclolh.
Broadcioth, Cassimeres, Ladies' and Gents WOOL
len Shirts and Drawers, Linen Shirts, Irish Lin
ems, Shirt-Fronts, Neckties, Eainsooks. Jaconets,
Ssisses, Ribbons, Napkins, Jet ~Jewelry, and, in
short, everything KEEP: Ina
FIRST. CLASS DRY GOODS HOUSE,
Having bought most Of my goods at auction for
cash, enables me to sell goods at prices that can
not be cqualed in che tpncss N this state, and par
ties in want OF cheap and reliable DRY GOODS
VIII find 1t very much to their interest TO give me-
call before purchasing elsewhere.
A. GoLDBACK, so7 Broad street,
between eth and It'll streets.
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RYLAND Ii. NoRrEIL, formerly with Isaac Sy-
Gle; WIN. H. b. TAYLOR, BENJAMIN HoLTz, and
Miss ALICE HARDEs1Y, are with me, and would
be pleased to be favored with G call from their
friends and the public generally.
oc3 ..... a,-s a. GoLDDACk. j.
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TRESH ARRIVALS.

FRESH ARRIVALS. 49,
! The undersigned begs to call the attention Of
buyers to his entirely FRESH STOCK OF Il
GOODS now in store and receiving. 1t Is conf
de ntly believed that no stock superior to 1t has
be tn exhibited In this market since the war. 1t
has been selected with great care, and with special
res ercnco to the wants Of this community.
HEe invite particular attention TO the following
lines Of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC FABBlos,
wi och we are prepared to exhibit in large que.nti-
tie 8 and great variety:
1dOURNING GOODS (ofeyery descr1paa6l IN
I-#.i ALPACAs,
BOMBAZINEs
REPS,
OTTOMAES,
TAMIsE CLOTHS.
MOUsELTEs,
MERINOS, sc.
In DRESS GOODS eur stock Is really attrac-
tive, embracing all of the LATEST NOVEL
TIES, and Will be sold as low as similar goods can
be bought anywhere.
We cali special attention to our large assort-
ment of CLOAkINGs in Velvet, Velyeteens,
Cloths, SC. Also, CLOAKS (ready made and In
great VARIETY, and O. magnificent line Of sbawls.
CLOTHS and CASSIMEHES, for men and boys,
OF both foreign and domestic manufacture;
MERIao UNDERWEAR for ladies and gentle
men;
FLANNELS. CALIC0ES. LINSEYS.
BROWN and BLEACHSD C0TTONS
IRISH LINENS,
HOSIERY,
HANDKERCEIEFS, ...
GLOVES,
REAL and IMITATION LACEe,
EMBROIDERIEs , &c.
y g. sa,,rr tao1. a. pop,r1a a., ,-,~-
lar, and We cordially invite AN examination by al
Ia want OF first. class goods at the lowest possible
figures. JOHN N. WOODFIN,
I'LL Main street.
Z. S.-Merchants visiting this city are invited TO
examine our stock and be convinced that we will
supply their wants at northern Jobbing rates.
sc % I'm j. N. WOoDFIN.
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OF curse we meant to say yesterday that
the Democrats of the eighth congressional
district are magnanimously running al old
Whig. -"
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New PATENTs.-Jas. l.. Hathaway, Nor
folk, va, machine for finishing wheels for
watches Hezekiah r. Holland, Whining
ton, Va, corn planter john r.. Leedy,
Maurertown, Va. hominy mill Lorenzo
Sibert, Staunton, Va, manufacture Of iron
and steel.
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Sun rises. ,..,,,.,,. 6.18 Moon sets. ....,,. 2.59
Sun sets ..,......,.. 5.H High tide....,.... 81.
PORT OF RICAMuND. OCT. s, 1916.
SAILED.
Steamer George B. Upton, Roberts, New York,
merchandise and passengers, Virginia Steamship
andPacket Company.
steamer Jonn sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer.
chandise and passengers, L. B. Tatum.
= aEMoRANDA..
WEST POINT, Oct. 5.-Arrived, steamer Admit
raj, Capt. keybold, Baltimore. merchandise and
passengers, Jerk nivcr Railroad Company, and
sailed IN return.
AQUA GREER, Oct. Ss-Arrivcd, steamer
Gcorgeanna, Capt. Freeman, Baltimore, merchan-
disc and passengers, Richmond, fredericksburg
aud Potomac railroad Company, and sailed on
return.
CBY TELEGRAPH .-.
NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-Arrived, steamers Column
bta and Sherman. Arrived out, steamers Ne.
braeka ana Penns ylvania.
FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 5.-Pilot boat Slicer
reports Passed In for Baltimore, briggs Wen ia
from havana Chesapeake and Lefty from De-
merara.. t... -.s ..t -.
P~sted out briggs Geo. Lattlmer for Porto Rico
Jura FOR 1T. JOINTS, N.F.
up. brig Lochlnor for Riehmcld.
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On MONDAY. week little Arthur Dowell,
aged twelve years, a son Of Thos. b. Dowell,
driving a cart along the public road, when
the oxen hitched to it became ungovernable
and ran up o steep bank, capsizing the cart,
the body of which caught the little boy
under it, with one of his legs protruding
outside its rim. In this painful position he
was dragged about one hundred yards,
when he was enabled to crawl out as the
cart bounded up by striking q stone or
stump. One of his thighs was broken in
two places but he was not otherwise,
though bruised and lacerated to some Ok.
tent, seriously injured. DR.. Ward, who
was called to attend him, we are pleased to
hear, is quite sanguine that he will recover
the use Of his limb and be himself again in
a few weeks Kar7enOn ItQer.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
The House met at u o'clock in the Syca.
more Church-Speaker TURNER In the
| chair. The SENATE communicated its con.
| currence in the joint resolution in relation
to the place of meeting Of the House.
EAvEs OF ABSENCE.
| Leaves of absence were granted Messrs.
Bagwell, Stubs, Hudgin, Reade, Jackson,
Bowden, Peatross, Maddox, Potts, ana
Atlee.
ELECTION OF JUDGE.
Mr.. CocHRANE offered a resolution post.
/ iugs Court Of Staunton until Tuesday, 18th
instant. ~
PEws OF SYCAMORE CHURCH.
Mr.. KELLEY offered a resolution autho-
| rizing the superintendent Of Public Build
ings to turn over to the Superintendent oil
the Alms.house the remaining peWs of the
Sycamore Church not already disposed Of
Passed.
-s, MEETINGS OF H HOUSE.
Mr.. BUDp offered a resolution providing
for a recess of fifteen minutes, and for the
future meetings of the House in the old
hall. Passed. g@ 81.
The House reassembled in the old hall in
fifteen minutes. u,
4 ABSENT MEMBERS.
The absence of Messrs. THOMAS and
OWEN was explained by reason of sickness
in their families.
.. MISCELLANEOUS.
Senate bill providing for the payment Of
rent Of the Circuit Court-rooms for the city
of Richmond was taken up, and, ON motion
Of Mr.. KELLEY, was passed by.
Senate bill known as the road bill was
passed BY.
Also, Senate bill in relation to public GU
rator for estates of persons Of unsound
mind. - = -
Also, Senate bill in relation to the estate
OF Uriah Z. Levy.
Also, Senate joint resolution for the better
protection ofthe Potomac fisheries, and pro.
viding for the cruising Of one Of the oyster
| steamers on that river.
Senate joint resolution providing for
printing 10000 copies of Maury's Physical
Survey Of Virginia, with House amendment
providing that the cost should not exceed
$1,000, was taken up and discussed. The
amendment was agreed to, and, on motion
of Mr.. HANGER, the further consideration
Of the subject was passed by.
The Senate bill known as the jury bill
was passed by.
Also, the bill to prohibit the taking OF
fish for the purpose of making oil, ma.
nure, &c.
FUNDING BILL.
The funding bill was taken up and passed
| by. Adjourned.
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STEAMERS,


JAMES RIVER sTEAMBOATsa@,
y QlMPAkY.-FOR SORFU X i&&GsxsaseSS
AND ALI REGULAh LAND.
1NGS ON THE JAM IS RIVER. The last and
elegant United States mall steamer
JOHN BYLV E 2,
Captain q. {. CLIFFORD,
leaves conpanv's wharf at Rockets FOR the
aboye.1amtd places on MONDAYS, WEDHLs.
DAYS, and rs, 81, SIX
O'Clock A.. a., and returns on Tuesdays
Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Passengers arrive In Norfolk In time to con.
meet with steamers for BALTIMORE and points
North.
Train leaves City Point for Petersburg on AZ
rival OF steamer.
EoAo w
Excursion tickets To Norfolk and retUrn.... Loo.
liberal arrangements made for EVENING E&-
CURSIONS.
Freight received Tueedsys, Thursdays, aud "a
turfsys, for Norfolk, Portsmouth, Boston, Baln-
more, aud principal LANDINGS on cake bay,
and allre2nlar landings on James river, ct REA-
T
NO WHARFAGE CHARGED.
Freight for way landings must be prepaid.
Il. b. TaTUM. General a gent,
sci Office, Companyfs wbarf.
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At Brandy Station, the salary OF the post
master Is r%eadjusted to $3.50 a year, instead
Of 1854, from 1st October.
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MARRHED,

In tliis city, October 9TH. by Rev. John BIc1ucr,
Mr. WILLIAM POHLMANN to Miss LENA
HOLZBACH beth of R1chmond, Va.
, Baltimore papers please copy. 81
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ne FALL-1S;0.-T. r. PRICE & co.
are now opening the choicest and fullest STOCK OF
!. STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
ever exhibited III the South. Families and mer-
chants are invited 10 call and see the novelties in
every department.
Parties wishing fail or winter goods may feel us
surcd of getting everything of the BEST quality
and as low rs IL can be sold In The United States.
Now opening, elegant stock Of Ladies' Dress
Goods In black and colored gro-graln, Ottoman,
Bonnettes and other Silks, Velour, Velour Impera-
tricc, Chene Poplins "a novelty for suitsh Elm
press Cloths-an shades, +. Merinos, De LANES,
AIpacas, Gro De Zurich, Reps Velour, ETC., etc.
sortment ut prices, 10, l., Is, 90, and &C., to finest
shectings, Cottons, Towcllings, Diapers, Nap
kus, Crash, Linseys, Blankets, Fjaunels, etc.
Large supply OF Cloths and Cassimcresf for gents
and boys, both In French, English, and domestic
Underwear for ladies and gentlemen.
Hosiery, Thread Lace, and I'm. Lace Collars and
Collarets, Edgings, Insertings, Bands, ETC., etc.
Shawls in Cashmere, blanket-long and square !;
Black Thibes, square and long {; Scarf shawls. etc.
Mourning Goods specially /; Velour Impera-
trtce, entirely new; Ottomans, Tanise, Bomba-
zines Double-faced Mohairs, Alpacas, Dc LANES,
Zurich, etc. rg@gyE
Everything guaranteed IN color aud quality In
this department,
N. B.-Goods cut for merchants az New York
jobbing rates. T. Il. PRICE s. CO..
sc % - ll0i Main street.
L-H-s
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SouTH-sIDE RoAD.-Passengers and bag
gage are transferred between the depot of
The Virginia and Tennessee and South-side
road at Lynchburg and Robinson's mill.
This arrangement will greatly facilitate
travel, and will restore entirely the connec-
ton with other lines east and west.-Lynch-
6u7q ReDnbkcan
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-nrf5- BED BLANKETS, BED BLANK
FITS Every VARIETY of r. BLANKETS from
the lowest to the highest prices.
CALICO OMFORTERs,
COLORED WOOL BED-SPREADS,
Is SHEETINGS, and PlLLOW-CASE COTTON,
n. LEVY BROTHERS.,
ta,at 1913 and 1915 Main street.
VELVET RIBBONS In al widths and colors
BLACK and COLOR Sd SATISS cut on the bias.
[ocel
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s17- BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE:
This splendid HAIR EYE is the best In the world /;
the only true and perfect dya: harmicss. reliable,
instantaneous no disappointment no ridiculous
.1nts remedies the I'll fleets Of bad tiyes inviRo-
RI "s .nH leaves the h ir soft and beautiful btnck
or broaDn .old by. Il d.ufutat, and pcfinmers'
and prupe " applied at BATCHELnk'S WIG
FACTU,Y Y, No. la Bond street, rev : ORR.
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MOTICE.-Al persons having fi their
possession RuRNITUR q, Bo.Ks, brother
property belonging TO- the Davis mansion, are
hereby notiaed 10 rsturn the same. ANY person
giving Information and aiding 10, recovering Iha
CITY Conncil. JAS. Il. RTDDICk, Chairman
ConInittee ON Public Ground and buildings.
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VIRGINIA. NEWS
r,.a,t,a NFestang An Yerks

psrssssnt to notice, "A meeifsag Of aaApor.
ton of-she Conservative voters .of the coun.
tye or York wRs convened at Midway, Ia
Grafton Township, on Saturday, October /.
On motion, Dr.. Robert II. Power was
called upon TO. preside, and Bolivar SHIELD,
Esq, appointed secretary.
DR.. Power explained the object Of the
meeting and presented the following pre-
amble and resolutions. which, on motion of
DR.. NJ III. SHIELD, Jr., were unanimously
adopted:
Whereas the resident members of the
State Executive Committee of the Conser-
yatiye party Of the first congressional dis
trict have thought advisable to call acon-
ventton to meet at Matthews Court-house
on the 9th instant to nominate q candidate
to represent the district in the next Con-
gress of the United States 4: Therefore
Resolved, We approve such n motive rs
best calculated to excite energy and enthu-
siasm In the party, and to give to each OF the
honorable gentlemen aspiring to that posi-
ton an opportunity to be heard.
ResolDed, It is the opinion OF this meet
ing that the old county of York should De
represented on that occasion.
Res0lued, That four delegates be appoint
ed from each township to represent the
county in said convention.
Resolged, That we pledge our support TO
whoever may be the nominee Of said con-
Vention.G
Resoiued, That the proceedings of this
meeting be signed by the chairman and
secretary, and q copy be sent to the Rich
mond Whtg, Examiner, Dispatch, and Nor
folk Vtrgiman, with the request that they
publish the same.
Moved and seconded that the chairman
appoint the delegates; who were appointed
as follows:
Benton oUnshsp-Dr. Thos. Tinsley, DR..
A. Tinsley, II. w. Waller, n. Taylor, Jr.
Nelson Topnsh,p-M. T. Hughes, Or. M.
II. SHIELD, Jr., Jno. S. Jones, E. G. Darling
ton. -,
Grafton Topnship-Fred'k B. Murison.
Thos. y. Hudgins, c. Curtis, Jr., Jno. R.
Chandler.
Poquoson Toscnshtp-G. w. Smith, B. F.
Smith, E.. T. Bennett, and 5. j. Womon.
On motion, the chairman and secretary
were added to the delegation.
On motion, adjourned.
RoBT. Fl. POWER, Chairman.
-BoliUdr SHIELD. Sec'U. . b
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EoR SALE, my pair az 1;ef- a
ao.r dHonr.yesr oldI FOsIEs, perfrcffYX 49,
drfyinS y. seh,le wonid nit fog Ladies' riaiia ana
IIes. nnrnnss 'sissan or light busincss, orcxs
ocs . =. EUKER, nth ana Main atreats,
or AZ Spring Park.
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General Assembly Of Virginia.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. 5, 1870.


WEDNESDAY, Oct. j, lStU.
SENATE.
The Senate met at IL o'clock, Senator w
L. RDD1CK in the chair. Twenty-Five Sena'
tors answered to their names.
BILLS, ETC., OFFERED.
Mr.. GRIMsLEY offered a bill amending the
act amending the provisions Of the Code IN
regard to the Supreme Court Of Appeals so
as to make them conform to the Constitu-
ton. Referred to Committee on Courts.
MIR. j. AsBLER SIXTH offered a resolution
to provide for the printing of copies of the
Index of session of 1870, up to July. Passed.
/ HOUR OF MEETING.
Mr.. HARRIS offered q resolution providing
for a meeting ut II o'clock on and after to.
morrow (Thursday.) Passed.
PLACE OF MEETING FOR H HOUSE.
The Senate concurred in the joint resolu.
ton Of the House resuming its sessions in
the old hall.
LEAVES OF ABSENCE,
Leaves of absence were granted Messrs.
CARR for four days, and j. AMBLER SMITH
for three days.
Adjourned ~---.--.---- -a--..r~r
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nax AddpM


At Julius svCkEgSy
sos Main street. ssssn4 door, fssn cotnes se 81
I am ssssaisins 81 sv7rY ssssrasr israe 5os Of
every description OF DRY ac0u6 AID FANCY
| GOODS, which ere selected With the z~rcsstst esre
Iespecia,ly for this market, and bought st the low
est cash prices
Dress Goods OF every description;
Empress Cloth In al eoisfssf from 90 70 7sc.;
French ~sleTioos, IN af shades
Solhl-colored AIpaos st 2ss, very cheap; )
English Crown Poplin, 80, %, afa &c., entirely
PAID Popltns It ss3s.: erost bargain;
5 1s,am and G ETsse a, ggg Hsns In great yassstyi
Mousltn Delatne at 2oc.;
Black Aipscas. from &c. upwards
Mourning Goods In great variety.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
III Biesehed Cotton at 12ic.. The best in the city;
Galicaes at l23s, and as low asscs;
Brown Cotton At &c. very goodaf 1eje.;
1914 sheetings at reduced prices;
Canton Flannel at I5c. per yard.
sHAwLs AND CLOAKrNG.
GbinehilIa Cloakine i9 tbe la'est designs;
Long and Square Broebe shswls;
Woollen Shswls, from 81. 5supwerds;
Misses, shswls, al sizes, from re. upwards
Black Silk Velvet, warranted pure SIX, for Cloak
yslyesesns, all colors, at the lo;Te.t prices;
Casslmeres, Cloth. Doeskins, Cassirctts, TO suit
A large lot Of Blankets, white aud colored, at re-
duccd prices.
WHITE GOODS.
Table and Piano Covers,
Quilts,
Napkins and DoyIes, from rec. perdoz. upwards;
Table Dsmssks, from sec. apwsfdsi
Sash Ribbon, 10 great ysriety and latest sty les
Velvet Ribbon, all widths
100 doz. Linen Cambria Handkerchiets at CSC. per
dozen;
100 do. ditto at soc. per dozen /;
100 do. dt to at s5c per doZe1.
We III epecial attention to our stock OF Gents
foods, "hich 81 always complete:
all we ask Is q call and examination or our
and YOU will fad thu right goods at the
right prices. all som. JT 1CS sGC 4.
&C q p03 Broad street. 81 door below 9th.
Closed wcdnesday, Ocsobcr 5th. on account or