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VIRGINIA NEWS;
Tlae Petersburs fafr'
of the Rlchm 1nd DIspatch.

Correspcudepce OF the Richmond Dispatch.
PETERSBURG, October 2ith.
Though there was a little fall Of ram th.s
morning, It cleared away DeauelluiH DS
fore noon, and the exercises OF Tue unS
though not in exact accordance WIN LIZ
published programme, proceedea 70 sie
raatisfartion of the numerous attendance on
tho grounds. 800, With
, the grand rounds, the horseS ana norheu
cattle bein. led around the race-course at
101 o'clock A. III. Then succeeded tTlal
of speed for the fastest double team ralseo
in Virginia or North Carolina, mile nea,s,
hest two in three, for purse OF so. Inc
entries were: j. r.. Bass, CHI. &. Third Ave-
nue. and b. e. JEFF. Davis; r. G. Scott, g. m
Juliet. b. Q. Ben. The first heat was won
/ bv Ben In 3:3T, and the second By the same,
deciding the race, in 3:42. The track wa,
heavy. the time made was very slow, anu
| the losing team broke frequently.
There was to have been race to decide
! on the most graceful lady rider, the pre-
| MUM attached being $50. There were no
entries, however, and the race lapsea by
; default. .,
the Executive Committee got up rum
! ming race, single dash, gentlemen riders,
open TO mares, .gcldings: and stations
Entries: q. &. Trigg, Of Washington, D. s
Bill Nye; b. f. Wells, b. G. Gypsy t.
+. Echols, b. <. RouSer. The race WAS
won by Bill Nye in 2:274. Purse, Slo.
The mule race came off at L. NJ, ana
excited great amusement, rs usual. IheI1
were but two entries: A. jackson entered
q. m. Rody: J. j. Birchett entered b. m
January. Both heats were won by Janu'
ary. Purse, $40. Much amusement was
excited by the muishnesS of the gray mule
| in the second hcat-hiS persistent hacklns
into u stall beside the track and refusal "a
he moved any further despite oil all cud9'
cling and entreaty.
The Indians were to have performed
their celebrated game of baseball on the
grounds to-day, but failed to come up 10
time. 1t is due, however, to these aho'
rhymes to say that letter has beeh re-
cciycd from their agent stating that INC
rain, and that some difficulty arising IN
connection with their transportation, or
casioncd their failure to comply WIFI thcH
engagement.
row is. Grand paradc at 10E A. NJ; triai
of srccd for fastest double team at IL W;
for premium OF $50; tub, sack, 1901, il,t'
hoat races trial of speed for fastest lio.-
ting mare, ccldng, or stallion, niue n 49,
best three in five, time more imam ~; ~,
and Mt 4 o'clock the usual mule race. 10
narrow, nv" Also. the decisions of the commit
tno. viii I,c formally promulgated.
The crowd in attendance on the GROUNDS
t,. div is estimated to have been not l ,
thau 1000. This estimate Is niade ny Il us
tinnuishcd Confederate officer, one aSGuS ,
tnnrd to see large bodies of men assembled
Gnncrul Mat, C.. Ransom, of North Caro-
i:,, ,,,c an Tho grounds to-day.
'rhc Eyrcutiyc Committee will have a
simmer 10. night 1T Jarrett's Hotel.
The watch stolen yesterday from MT
William G. Gay, of North Carolina, was
recovered to-day by the police and returned
- him ROBIN AD.iIR.
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Ghe National Insurance Convention
American Bible Union.

New York, October 26.--The National
insurance Convention met again this
morning. The report of the Committee
on Permanent Organization WAS laid on the
table. The committee appointed TO deter.
niue the amount Of interest realized by
life insurance companies in 1870 fixed it at
40 per cent. The questions OF NOR.
talty aud rate Of interest were taken ur
and discussed Ut length.
In The American Bible Union to-day the
report uf the Committee OH Book Of Pro.
verbs was adopted. The Committee on
The Revision Of the Bible reported on the
the New Testament, and the report was
adopted. Rev. DR.. Armitase read some
extracts from the revised version OF the BIZ
BILE, Iemarking that it was erroneous tt
suppose it new translation, but rs il now
stands all the errors and defects Of the Bi
bic in King James's time are removed.
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State Council OF temperance

Thursday, October 2G.-Dr. j. l.. Lcltch
offered the following resolutions, WHICH
were adopted by Il rising vote:
81. RCsolucd, That the sincere th;t'aks oil
this State Council are due, and are hcfcny
rendered. to the citizens of charlottesville
for their muniicent hospitality 10 the meih-
bers Of this body.
o. Rcsolued, That The thanks oil .blS
State Council arc returned to the |hfIoNs
railroads which have granted free return
tirkcts TO the delegates to this body.
Ga. ResoEred, That the secretary furnish
comics of the above resolutions to The Ch3r-
louisville aud Richmond papers with Il re-
quest for their publications"
COMMITTEES.
The President appointed the following
Standing committees:
State of The Ordcr.-Brothers Leitcn,
Dunn, and Bruce.
Observation-Disclosures, Rice, and Temple
ton.
Grievances and AppedlS.-Lathamt D. ~.
Alexander, and Pcrciva'. ,,,,.:u
* associate Mem OCrShlp.-N hltlCy,
Newton, and Swank. -,
Committee on Mituaf.--W. y. Thomas, }.
G.. Long. Il. $. Morgan. Charlottesville d.
G. Fields, f. NJ. Latham, Culpcpcr.
DISTRICT v1cE-rREsIDENTs.
No. 1. CuIpcper District-CountleS OF
rulurpDcr aud NadiSon key. j. b. lay
lor, Jr., Culpepcr Courthouse.
No. 9. Orange Distriet-Grccnc, Orange,
and LouiSa-Rcy. j. w. AeCoWn, Gordons'
vile.
slyania, Stafford, and Caroline DR.. III.
Med. Martin, Falmouth.
No. 4. Amherst DiStrict-Amherst--Ma-
rt,.t hr,,1,n NnII
house. 49,,
No. ;. Nelson District-Nelson w. j.
Kidd, Elmington.
No. 6. DuyiIe District Pittsylvania-
Rev. j. w. Dame, Danyilie. -,
No. 7. Halifax District-HallfaX-- IL
c. Phillips, Halifax Courthouse.
No. S. Boydton District Mecklcnburg-
| II. Hcryey Chambers, Boydton.
No. 8. Richmond District-Richmcnd
lIenrico, and Chestertield-W. III. lay lor,
Richmond.
Brown, Norfolk.
II. Portsmouth District-Nortolk coun.
tv. Princess Anne. and city OF Portsmouth
REV. Thomas Hume, Portsmouth,
| y. Suffolk DiStrict--Nanscmon Isle OF
| Wirbt, and SIMULTANEOUSLY. w. Kitchen,
Windsor.
| Is. Charlottesville District-Albemarlc-
Il. $. Morgan, Charlottesville.
| II. Bedford District-Bedford and Camp.
bel -E. NJ. Strattcn, Campbell Court
| house. ,.
i. Petersburg DISTINGUISHING Din
widdic, Grcensyillc. and Brllnswick--RCv
John A. Jefferson, Petersburg.
IL. York pistrict-Iork-H. w. More
land, York.
II. BcrryviIle Observation-Disclosures Clark.
and Warren--Rcv. I. B. Sheppard, Mill
wood
Is. Augusta District-Augusta--H II
! Peck, Stanton.
10. Rockbridgc District-Rockbridge
| W. S. Humphreys.
| 90. Covineton District-Allegbany and
Bath-Rev. j. Nj. Rice, Covington.
u. Wvtheville District-Wythc county,
~. Strusbllr@ t-Shenandoah-Dr,
G. A. Brown, Strasburg.
So. Christiansburg District ontgome
ry. Roanoke, and Pulaski, -, Christians.
burg.
81. Abingdon District-Smyth anG
| Washinston-R. S. Treson, Abingdon.
%. HarrisoDburg District - Rocking
ham-Dr. j. A. Alexander.
%. Farnirille Dislrict-Prlnce Edward
and Buckingham-A. b. Fenable, Farm
vile.
81. County of Pagc-Rcv. A. Z
Bu,lde, Shenandoah Iron Works.
2s. Highland District Highland county
L + l. InEnps
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Pailwav and Tide-The Cost.

The question Of Il close connection mere
nctw cen the Chesapeake and oh'o '""""s
and the tidr-watcr, 80 that irci@htS may pc
delivered and received by rail ana snip
ming without the Intervention OF draya"e'
j. vital 20 this city. With that connection
we can keep the maritime carrying 't''"o
upon James river. without it Il Great part
,r that trade will be driven from The RIVER
,o thc serious injury OF Richmond. we
bc,oyc that no man who has any common
sense will dispute this proposition.
Taking this rs Il basis, let US ASK wfaV
,ucl, connection would he worth 10 ilcn-
moud Y-or, rather, what w.uld 1T not DC
worth? The Richmond Wing considering
the tunnel as the route) thinks it would
not be worth one million OF dollaTs-or.
rather, that we would better let the foaa
90 than to pay million for it. we INNS
that it would be worth millions more ti''Ai
it can possibly cost us. The Enquire
which assumes an ill-tempered ana ue''n'
attitude, entirely uncallcd for by the us
cussion Of SO grave subject, says''uo '"'
mel will cost six or seven hunufeu 'n'''
sand dollars. s, II,
Let Ms saw to these journals, ana 10 ~
interested, that if the city OF k'enlno, ',
will subscribe TWO HUNDRED INV
SAND DOLLARS in six per cent. th"'y
ve,r bonds To its construction the 'uhne
will be promptly built, ana Inc nesAgo"n'
and Ohio Railroad Company VIII i"y oo"
the track through it to the wharves on .n
river and That by the time The 'uhhe'
thus completed the company VIII NC pre-
n,rcd with all the appliances and accom-
,,odat;ons for shipment of ffeights.
&c ,rotters can be arranged with the city
a,6 the way to the riyer-tor which th
Company have In vain asked 10y s'mc rout
or other for two years-be opened to them
they will expcnd within the next two year
In and near Richmond probably mlliol
of dollars.
By the time the road is in full operation
we shall have everything ready here for TIT
disposal of 4 trade the magnitude of which
our people cannot now appreciate. Th
Investment would be contemplible com
pared with the advantages it would secure
10 us. We should avoid the terrible con
sequences OF delay, and enter ut once upo'
the grand benefits conferred upon us b.
one of the most gigantic railroad improve
ments in the Union.
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A e..rd from Mr.. DnnieI.

WASHINGTON CITY. October 26, 1871.
Editors Dispatch: When the unexpected
message reached Richmond late in the eve
ming that the case Of Evans & Go. Us. The
City (small-notc CASEY would he called in
the Supreme Court next day yesterday L
was out of town, and only arrived here this
morning. The case was fully argued yes
terday by Judge Meredith for The city, and
/ am allowed by the court to file printed
argument i'm the case, which think more
satisfactory way of prese nting it than
orally. Please publish this that it may not
be unprecedented that the interests of the
city have suffered nv my accidental alb
sence when the case was called.
Yours truly, Il. Il. DANIEL.
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Explanatory Note.

Editors Dispatch: As regards the report
of The soldiers meeting in Fluyanna
county on tho I'D instant, permit me to
say that, reaching home at late hour, and
the mail leaving my office very early next
morning, the proceedings were very hur.
riedIy written, and think | reported the
resolution offered by Captain j. j. Anccll
as being carried unanimously. This was
not the case. There were d few dissenting
voices. II you have not gone to press
please substitute, d" Carried, only few
dissenting" for f." Carried unanimously
If too late for this correction, please pub
lish this note.
Very respectfully, c. 5. THOMAS.
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MAKEkAEEb,

At the Second Baptist church, corner OF sixth
ard Main streets, on the morning OF The 2sth In
slant, by the Rev. i. a. i'earUnrr, Mr. W ALTER
!! DALTON, of Richmond, Va, To Miss MARY
BELLE BTkSLEY, daughter oil Masscna BeaS-
Icy, Etq Of Hcnrico county.
ON Thursday even Ing. October cath, at the resi-
,ic:cr OF The hrite's f:Lfcr. by The Kew. Hr } T..
burrows ~. DOUGLASS SELDEN, JR., AID &.
ALLAN, eldest d1u, htcr Of thomas Il. Woru,
ESD: Ill nt this city. -
,Lyuchburg, Va, Memphis, Tenn, and New
0rcaus papers please copy.
At Fairmont near WUkc&b0ro'. N. g., Tues lay
evening, October Eth, ls7l by the Rev. jesse
Raukim, assisted Ivy Rev. j. 81. Anderson, Mr..
SaMIrrL +. PILSh%, of Augusta county, Va,
TO Miss $. ELLkH, daughter Of Augustus y. Fla-
ley, Esq.
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-. go a numerous I'D 10 appsA ana
S..a,, 70 investigation. He ought to know
IA, r. his STATED submitted to the tender
,ncrcies of these birds of passage ana o.
nrev her fate will be the same with that OF
the unfortunate States which, through ne.
GRO votes. have fallen into the clutches or
the spoilers. ....,--,,.-.,-vr. ------,e,-s-;,
Surely no true Virginian-no one VINO
appreciates peace and order and ccoh-
omy and honesty in the administration
Of the Goyernmcnt--will fail to exert all his
power 10 keep these plunderers out of Of
Zee here. The honor and dignity OF the
old Commonwealth are too dear 10 all true
Virginians to allow them to imperil 'he
State by either indifference or inactivity az
the hour OF greatest peril. FTs,nians, we
must prolcct our State now. The udc III
her favor has set In. The upward course
ia beeun. The signs in favor OF virginia
are as bright and cheering as the rays o.
the sun. Yet, let her sons but prove ia'th'
loss and surrender their Government TO DIS
honesty and incapacity, and these brishe
s;cns will be shroudcd in darkness ana
Virginia will be thrown back for years 10
come. five would accelerate her improve
meut and benefit the industry of all her
peopIe, let us keep a firm hand upon our
ltlovcrnmcnt, and prefer to give up lie
rather than sacrilice it to the greed OF ln-
nrincipIcd invaders and ignoramuscs VINO
seek, without merit and without capacity TO
Get possession Of the Offices of trust ana
cmolumcnt to plumber and degrade This
nroud old Commonwealth.
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The TRUE noCrRIEE.-JosEfH ii. BRAD
,yy. ESD. the distinguished Washington
lawyer, now resident Of Maryland ana
candidate for Judge, says in letter re-
Gently published:
.Thc Constitution, cuardIn" the riIht;
Of the citizens, provides the safeguard o.
the writ of h0bcas corpus, the fisht tc
which can only he suspended in time OF
war, &c, by an act OF Congress, ana us i.
mai of which by any Judge should bc made
ground for his impeachment"
Judges of that kind are needed Ill sou1h
Carolina lust now. They would soon teach
GRANT lesson, or wake up the country to
the horrors of the situation.
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Running" Southern Governments.
The papers have teemcd for years past
with the monStrous frauds and corruptlon>
of the "carpet-b aggers in the South. So
familiar have the southern people become
with the developments OF the rascality
and meannesS Of the marauders that the
danger is that public feeling has almost
relapsed iuto indifference towards them.
Nothing could be more detrimental TO the
public welfare than such sentiment. Yet
il Is quite natural. The MUD is worn out
with every days report OF wrong and
scouudrellSm, for which, thus far, there Is
no punishment, no retributive justice. The
poor kuklux may be fined out of ali they
have Of this worlds gear, and confined Ill
prison for long years, while their families,
helpless aud penniless, are tossed about at
the mercy OF the winds and waves Of adj
yersity; but the same Government whose
wrath is thus poured out uronth these. ohend'
ers holsters up and strengthens the bands
OF the robbers who have tor six years
preyed upon the substance Of the southern
people, and loaded them with debt, to III
their OWN pockets.
The accumulated list of carpet-bas out,
RACES and swindles is too vast for The mind
to comprehend. 1t may be compared to
the Mammoth cave, whose vast extent and
labyrinths are appalling to the traveller.
The zeal for Investigation Is entirely en-
hausted, while unexpiored miles upon miles
lie before him..
Yet, as with the explorer of the cave, the
Firginis voter knows, that there are
volumes OF Radical scoundfelism which he
can never examine and knowing that, SO
Ear rom being iulled into indifference, be
sh0nid be reused to determined and un-
falterIng exertion to keep out OF The Of
ices Of Virginia that class Of men whose
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No MORE NEW AND ELEGANT
DRY GOODS. t
,,,,,yrus AND STRANGERS COMING
TO THE FAIR.

r. r. PRICE & co. are again IN IN 'rkeI' "n'
~ steamers and express daily are AIDING ia,sc,A
~ -, their extensive stock of sThfhE anu fAN'
Gnons. Every novelty in The dress line is now 10,
"U also, CLoAKs and SHAWLs for l'l
s,,d winter. In endless variety. r..
r1aiu and rIaid French and Irish fopnnS'
n,,rora, Popln5, every shade and qualify
t,,shmeres and Merinos, all qualities:
p,,rk Gro Craiu and Bonuet silks, low bar
gains;
Fancy Coored SILKS, plaln and striped;
cttomans, Satin Luslrcs, chtlrcy new;
Empress Cloths,
Henrietta Cloths, BombazMe tlo'n'
IN MOURNING GOODS:
velours and Freuch Popllps, OttoUans,
Tanisc, Imperatrice. Gro ne NICE;
Gro DE Athens, Double Mohalrs; Aipacas'
RombaZines fFrench and HDgllsh). O.
Crane Cloths, Grape Wells, Grape Coiials 8 "o
Elankets. Fianne's, Linens. Cotton ana l;lnen
shs"tinrs Damask Towellngs, Cioth, Ca6sl,
meres, Vestngs. Gents and Iadiej' shliLs aho
iIrawrrs. Socks, Stockings. Dosu!ns &c, &c
Ali oC which will he sold Ut sini. proats' ano
a,erv article guaranteed Of best quality. NO sne
cal Iist OF pricee given, hut lct ssnslhIe I,eop"
Judge for themselves. L. Is. lIICc' q 49,,
W. II '' Itp1 Main, ccrrcr Eleventh Street,
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EIGHTEEN PERSONS PoIsosED.--Mr.
George w, Waugh, who lives Il few miles
east of this place, gave birthday dinner
to one OF his children on last Sunday, on
which occasion all of the party-eighteen
in number-ate freely of rice pudding, and
in. short time thereafter the entire COM
napy was taken deathly. sick, and DIR. E.
w. Row, of this place, was sent for, who,
upon arriving ut the house and examining
the Dstients, was satisfied they all had been
poisoned, and went to work ut once to re-
iieye them, in which he was successful cx-
cept In two eases. They are new, we are
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We now offer:

-,r,, re cb,or Al
BLACK eihh" az = ~ 81"
S:'2' ana s-''V'
BhACh hhtaoA" ''". ,. ,.,rd
Cotohhp AL Nu4'' ''.' ,sy, =, ,o,y ,,w
H'i' ~
p'iee' ,.y,. -, "a, rer ward.
ohN0N
=, ,c,, AND crLnKr,p yELyETEENS at Ill
,,,. -, ora =, ,,c worth
-"
,,n,,o,, :, sc 20
'iir y n"D "n,, ,,n r,,o,,.
,,,,c e.,, r,ra ,r,,,. at Sc
>, ?, and soc worth 80
IL Nio-0o"N
roue,z1Nr, TAMlsE, BlARRlTZ. and
BLACK pELAlNES at astonishinEly-
prices;
CHARIOT rESVlhhh anu o'ner o''o ~ Wv
'iNN"s-'' anu " i'''1,. =" 49,
1 u'' III NNa ', 49,, ,o' "
IN
r,,N.un N.rkINS 1t Coo. worth
s,per dozen, al 81 worth sl.5o per dozen
HUCkABhCK TOWELS at 81 so, o., S-'z'' sa''o
mn to 40 ucr doz .n-all very cheap, and no mis-
Lake:
71,,,s,ma EMEKO1pEEED SETS OF coll
I,ps and r1rrrS 4. 75c. worth also;
,r,, ,up,,s =, ,s 40
fia'osonie es ,,,,,,,,o ~, ,nnov.
IL cHi
o'%sh "oi'n W.
LINEN CAMBRIA ia Nl'hE '' ''s'
per dozen worm OIL
EONEy-COMB BRIDAL QUILTS at 81. 40 worth
90 A. Al. 60 worth $50: ....rs
,.,.>pm.v,Us =, 40 a mt tho
,,,,,,,,, J., mako them
"ooL 1Gp-ot ''fA'''' ".''''
Ss.So worth sS'''' .......
BED BLANKETS at all prices;
A ru,, assortment of WHITE and COLORED
FI,kNEELS:
o, ,,,,,o, and chill.
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ANOTHER RAILRoAD.-The surveyors are
running prospective line from Maysyille,
Ky, to Parkcrsburg, W. Va, with view
of giving the Baltimore and Ohio road a
connection south. This new enterprise is
under the charge OF j. G. Frcm ont, and if
the people will give the right OF way and
subscribe money enough to build the road
and stock it, Mr.. Fremont is willing To be
their prcsidcnt.-Huntington Independent.
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PENNSYLVANIA PoLITICs.-Phtladelph
October 2G.-The death Of State Senator
Connell leaves the political complexion Of
the State Senate US follows: /" LII Weakely,
of Cumberland, gets his seat, tue Senate
will be tie if not, one Democratic mi'
jority. If a special election is ordered, 4
Republican will be elected, and there will
be one Republican maJority in the Senate
But as the Speaker OF the Senate is a De-
mocrat, he is not likely to do this. even
supposiug he has the power, which II
questionable, until he has official notifica-
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MocKrKY.-It is stated that next week
The President will issue proclamation rc'
ouesting that Thursday the 23't OF NoVcm'
ter I've set apart asa day OF national thanks
giving and prayer. How like mockcry
GRANTS proclamation will seem TO Tic
ucrsccutcd South Carolinians.
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CHICAGO LAND TIrLEs.-Chcago breathes
more freely In finding that three abstracts
of titles in,private hands are safe. One OF
these is perfect. and two are nearly SO.
They are priceless papers, for they settle
and quiet the title to every foof Of land IN
the city, the puk!is records being lost.
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~ IMPORTANT NEWS!

We take pleasure In inlermlng The pubic sh''
r,.u ro,,,,n In the store we now occupy until
our rev store, which is being hsllit ~ 'ne '"s-
nor Of Main and Eleventh streets Is conp!e'eu'
VIC have now on hand the largest aua oest' as
sorted stock of
DEFY GOODS and NOTIONS
over ofr,rcd by us, and are receiving ""'i'''h'
nearly every day, our senior partner Deins III 'hs
market watching the chances ior pai s"ih''
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pIAHos. ORGANS. &c.
aommtss1on uERCHaKrs.

/ TOHN w. WYATT, GENERAL SHIP.
u PING and COMMISSION MERCHANT, No,
Governor street, Richmond, Va, iposLo,Hce
Company, for New York: Imam Line, Tor Liv.
eIpooi; Anchor Line, for Glasaow; National
LINE. for Liverpool jsM
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CLOTHING.
A OPPENHIMER,
n. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALER IN
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS,
No 1iO1. corner Of Main aud Fourteenth streets.

Itakc p!caGurc In announcing t." my friends 2nd
the public I'm general that ms stock Is now COM
plcln IN all its dcuar ruCnS. The decided increase
In my hu-ircss encourages me 10 believe that my
ttrUris I'm the past 10 5urpv the wants Of the pub
Iul. so
nm now prepared 10 NEE: the demands Of the
present and The coming season ny supply %
every article necessary tn
FIRST. CLASS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
.. CLOTHIGG-HOUsE.
yNEW STORE is Just opened. and every ar
ticle necessary to please the most faStldiouS can
he found among my stock. IN Ike specially Ill
RE A DY- RI 4 ID II BOYS and YOU TIPS
CLOTHES, while my MEh'S SUITS arc sur
passed IN quality and make by none in The city.
Extra inducements offered TO merchants al
home anil abroad In purchasing.
:; would csp ciall? call The attention or mer-
chants aud others visiting the ciLy during tie Fair
10 ea3 mine my stock of goods before puT chasing
pIsawh. re. NY new store has All the modern i'm
proremcnts adapted 10 the Wholesale aud retail
lines OF business, each department being entirely
distinct and separate, and uner the management
of the following-nam.d statesmen
r, A. SAUNDERS, of Richmond.
j. L.. BILL, formerly Waggoncr, Hill & archer.
ISAAC L.. CARY, Of RiCDmUnd.
II. A. ANDERSON, of Flnvanna.
LEWIS IL. GATES, formerly Atkinson 4 Sales.
A. OPPENHiMER.
corner OF Main and Fourteenth streets.
would most respectfully inylte my many
rENHIaER'S where they will receive yalGc fol-
their money. / sh.Il b: most happy 10 wait ON
Them t.. a. SAUNDERS.
ne ,s-S Tn. Th3 ,Sltw-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-28

4 Al block of stores in Portland Me-,
owned by j. b. Brown, and occupied by
several merchants, was partly burned on
Wednesday night. Loss, sb0,We'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-28

Row pog has s in analszed the pddfu am ane
found In it potion In the SHAPE .'as q boiled in
: ~, ,osoaI = Piedmont ViT1smGn'