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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-01
GubernatOriaI Canvass

WORCESTER, August 30.--All Butler dele
gates have been elected here.
BoSToE, August 30--.Butler has Si%ty.tWo
out of ninety delegates from this city.
LYNN and Lowell! are unanimous for But
Ter.
Two-thirds of the Newburyport delega-
ton are for Butler.
The AdccrNser says" the Republican eau
cuses held last night in the larger cities and
towns. where Butler men have control OF
the local organizations and where there was
il reasonable prospect of electin@ Butler dele
gates, the intention was obviously to show
strength at the beginning in hope Of getting
recruits anon" the wavcring elsewhere who
may be waiting to see which side Is the
stronger.
"In Boston it was the intention to carry
every ward except two OF three at most,
and they made estimates accordingly. Large
us the caucuses were, the ant!-Butlcr Re-
publicans We're weakened, as it was well
known they would be, by the absence of Il
large number of persons from town-many
more than enough in several wards to have
changed the result. That the opposition is
able to elect delegates in four Of the fifteen
wards is. under the circumstances, the best
that could be expected"
The Journal remarks: AS far as this city
is concerned the result does not come up TO
Buffers anticipationS. Authorities on the
best side had given out they were perfectly
sure of carrying all but three wards, while
| they hoped to make clean sweep Of the city
delegation. TO this end they laid their
plans some time ago--laid them skillully and
prosecuted them without the least regard to
expense or fairness"
The Post says: General Buffers friends
were out in full force, and in some wards
there was hardly show Of respectable op-
position to his pretenSionS. while i'll others
there was Il strong fghua decided victory
! Whenever an opportunity was offered the
cut-and-dried programme was carried
through with rush, but occasionally there
was entered vigorous protest against the
action of his friends and especially was thi:
the case in the Tenth Ward. Upon the
whole, the adheronts Of the General are
highly eIated 1T their work. The results il
fifteen wards, Ward 6 not holding any meet
ing, footing up for Butler 60, attribute
2G, which is u gain of Il delegates IL Iii
favor over his first campaign"
| Second Dispatch.
BosToN. August 30.-A summary OF tht
results thus far. including Boston, shows tha
Butler has 1l3 and Washbllrne 80 delegate
to the State Convention.
Hon. D. W. GoOch has been selected b.
the Republican State Central Committee I
preside over the Convention at Worceste
on the 10th Of September.
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MiSsiSsiDni Republican Convention.

JACKSON, August 30.-The Republican
Convention adopted platform declaring it
unnecessary to adopt any new doSmas, but
simply to renew the expression Of steadtast
faith in the Republican party; opposes
burtlening the reconstruction Of Mississippi
with repudiated Planters and Union Bank
bonds, and pledges the party to resist by all
lawful means the assumption by the State of
any such debts. 1t asserts the equal rights of
children in the public schools, and pledges
the party TO enforce the same by appropriate
legislation, and indorscs K. G. Powers, the
present Governor.
A petition to indorSe the Kellogg govern
ment of Louisiana was received with such
demonstrations of hostility that the mover
withdrew it.
General Ames, the Republican nominee
for Governor, madea speech, saying among
other things that if elected he would most
certainly veto@any bill looking to the pay
ment of the repudiated debt or opening the
question in any way.
Adjourned sine die.
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Etlitors of the Dispatch

EdatOrS Or HLe DfSputcH
Would it not be well for our City Fathers
to employ lamp-lighters" to light the gas
and turn it off? Our police are now maze
to do this work, and they do it well, but we
think their service should be confined 10
watching property and protecting the pubic
peace. Now. whsn policeman starts TO
turn on or off gas he has given portion OF
our city under his care, aud he is required
to attend to 1T. Thieves watch the police,
and know how long they will be going
round their beat; then they 60 for plunder,
because there is no chance for the police to
;nterrupt thcm-say for half an hour or an
honr. In this way our police are placed at
great disadvantage and our property in
nerii while if relieved of this work they
eouId watch all night.
eo"'o Nor A PUBLIC OFFICER.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN R1cuMoSD Posr-OFFICE AUGUST 80, 1878.
A. Clarke, 707 Twenty-ninth street, between
M and n; John c. Leek, WadinG River,
Burlington county n. j.: Sarah Stevenson,
West Chester county, w. Va; l, no address;
Miller, Belle Island, Richmond, va. D.. j.
Crummit. Fairhope post-otfice, Va. l.: L..
Furgueson; ADAMS bakery, a.lNS neimesn snrnaa man
Va; Henderson, 222 Montgomery streeI ;
Sallc Archer, corner 9OOo Broad street, hlch-
mond, Va
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
EyRchbnrg.

LyncnDNrS.
RECEPTION OF GENERAL EEMPEa--WHAT HE
SAID.
Especial telegram to the Dspatchl
LYNcHBuRG, VA, August 3O.-General
Kempcr passed through this city this eve
ming en- route to the Southwest. Several
hundred persons assembled at the depot to
greet the future Governor Of Virginia. Il
response to loud calls the General said he
was happy to inset the true people of the
Hill City; that he had travelled over the
greater part Of the Sttte lately, and every
where was ablaze. The question was not
who would have the mojority, but, How
much will our majority exceed that of Gov
ernor Walkers? He said the present con-
f1ict was for intelligence, virtue, and patri-
otsm, and against ignorance led by vice,
organized for plumber. He said he would
make it his business to speak here fully soon.
As the train left, three hearty cheers
were given for the gallant kemper. He
seems to be in fine canvassing plight.
Lynclburg will be all right in November.
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WORK OF THE Police JUSTICE IL AUGUST.
During the past month the following blSl-
ness was transacted in the Police Court !:
There were 80 criminal cases disposed OF,
Al cases of ordinance violation, and 22S civil
warrants tried. OF the criminal charges -
persons were sent on TO the Hastings Court
for indictment, So sent to Jail in default of
surety, and 90 committed on conviction of
assault and battery or petit larceny. Amount
of fines imposed. S74S; amount coliecte d,
SGS7. so. In addition to these fines, s51 have
been paid in for the redemption of dogs and
from the sale of goats captured by the police.
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GRAND Jury OF THE HrsTISGs COURT
The September term Of tue Hastings Court
commences this morning. The following is Il
list OF the grand jurors drawn for the term {:
Z. l.. Gibbs, George j. Hooper, Robert v.
Priddv, Alexander HierhoIzer, Norton L.
Savage, J. 2. Heath, VIM. W. Timberake,
Robert \. Paine, james A. lnloes, " llIIam
FL. Powers, Garret F. Watson, Jacob Hall,
Jr., Charles P. Word, William p. w. Tay-
lor, John c. Williams, Edward ID. Eacho,
William S. Donnan, +. b. Spence, James l..
Eye. f. \. J. Clopton. Lemuel Powers, E.
5. Turpin, George L. Currie, and William j.
IarbrouwlI.
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A DOWNTOWN MERCHANT recently sueo ms
druggist for attempt TO defraud He was suffering
from intamed kidneys. and asked for DIR. HELM
BoLp.s BUCHU. The druggist gave him another
kind, upon which the profit was greater. Instead
of relieving the patient, as the genuine preparation
had always done, the imitation compound aesr;l-
waited the disease and long and distressing Illness
followed The court, after full hearing gave lud@-
ment for the plaintiff with costs. Moral Buy OILY
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SUPPOSED LuEATiC.-On saturday morning
about > O'Clock Il white woman named
Nsntagllc WAS arrested by Jailor ODwycr
aud committed TO Jail on warrant issued by
Justice Crew, charging her with being per
,3n Of unso,md mind. Justice Crew Or
dercd co1amtsston de tu,1atic0 snqutrentto
III her case. The commission will be held at
The cit. jail on Tuesday evening next.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED IN THE COUNTY
AND CITY.--Thirty-on marriage licenses were
issued from the clerks office Of the Hastings
Court during the month of August---four-
teen to colored persons and seventeen to
white couples.
From the clerks office of the Henrico
County Court seven marriage licenses were
issued--tive to colored and two to white
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BEACON Park Races.

BosToy.. August 30.-Tne race yesterday
at Beacon Park for horses never beaten was
contested by Fullerton, Gamers, ana Sen,a-
ton. Sensation won the first lleat III 2:Z23
Fullerton won the second in 2.l94, cls-
tancing Sensation; Gamers. won the thlid
heat, Fullerton behaving badly. Time, 2:2o3.
Fullerton won the last two heats and the
race Time 2:22. 2:225.
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OFFICIAL.
OFFICE CLERK HOUSE OF DELEGArEs,l
RICHMOND, VA, August 90, lsT3. !


OFFICE CLERK HOUSE OF DELEtsATEs,l
RICHMOND, VA, August 90, Efs.
DY AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF AS
ID SEMBLY approved April 2. Is73. 1t Is lawful
for the Circuit Court Judges OF This Common.
wealth, until the times for holding the terms OK
their respective courts shall be prescribed by law,
Z, fix the time f..r holding such terms. The tenn
Of the Eleventh Circuit has been fixed as follows:
ELEVENTH. CIRCUIT.
Prime lViltian.-Sccond Monday in October,
January, and May.
Fnirfur.-Sccond Monday In June, first Wedncs-
dav In November, and first Monday In February.
Lond0uR.-Fourh Monday In April, third Monday
In DC touer, and third Monday In January.
Fuup,siff.-Tuest ay after first Monday In sep
tcmbcr, second Monday IN December. and Tuesday
after first Monday In April.
Rnppahannock. TUESDAY after third Monday IL, In
March, Tuesday after first Monday In June, ana
Tuesday after four:h Monday In September.
lierdadrin rounty.-rhird Monday III MAY. se-
cond Monday in November, and second Monday III
February. ,.,
.ALerart1lria Uy-Fourth Monday In May, third
Monday IN November, and third Monday IN febru-
ary d: HE'LL DH,nEh;
Clerk of House of Delegates OF virginia
aI 9T-2lwlm
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CoRosER's INQuEsT.-Iu the absence Of
Coroner Taylor, Assistant Coroner Benjamin
G. McPhail held an inquest upon the body
of MIR. James Flood, who was run over ana
killed OH Friday morning by train OF cars
on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, Just
within the corporate limits. The Verulct
was in accordance with the facts already pub
lished in the DiSpdich.
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CUBA.

HAVANA. August 30.-In consequence of
the monetary crisis Il decree has been issued
allowing free importation OF gold from the
United States and the South American couu-
tries to circulate at its intrinsic value. The
export duty on gold has been increased five
per cent. Lottery tickets are required to be
half in gold and half in plper. and prizes
are to be paid in the same manner.
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FOREIGN TRADE.--The German bark CAL
weston, Captain Nohnenthamp, cleared on
Saturday for Bremen with cargo OF tobacco.
The American bark McGilyery, Captain
Nickols, has arrived in Hampton Roads from
Boston, and will load at this port with TO-
bucco Tor Genoa. :.
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REGlMESTAL ARMoRY.-Ata a meeting of the
board of officers of the First Virginia reeSl-
mcnt held on Saturday night the subject of
regimental armory was discussed and mea-
sures adopted looking TO that end. A COM
mittee was appointed to press the ordinance
now pending before the Council providing
for IN annual appropriation for the re@l-
ment. Other matters for the promotion OF
the efficiency of the regiment were also dis
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New ScuEDuLE-The James River Steam,
boat Company commence their fall and
winter schedule to-day. The steamers DO
not stop at Old Point or Fue de L,Eau.
The Sylvester will take the place OF the
Eliza HancoX in about ten days.
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MILITARY Arms FOR THE VIRGINIA AGRI-
CULTURAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rlch-
ardson will shortly ship to the Virginia 6
ricultural and Mechanical College, at Blacks
burg, one hundred and twenty stand OF
arms, to be used by the students in receiving
instruction in military tactics.
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The GREAT SANGERFEsT-EXTENslvE PRE-
PARArIoNs.-Tbe mere announcement Of the
great undertaking on the part of the GesanS-
verein Virginia to have grand singing fes-
tival in our city creates unusual interest on
the part of our musical public. In northern
cities it has been the custom for many years
to give these entertainments, and have each
society (male) in the Sangerbund well repre-
sented; and it has been in the power of the
Virginia to take all active part in the same,
fully sustaining their high musical standing.
The high appreciation of and sre1t interest
manifested in these musical performances
have induced the Virginia to inauguratc this
movement in our midst, and it is hoped that
our citizens will justly appreciate their
efforts, stand by them in their noble under
taking, and place our city on an equality
with those cities of tue North whose good
fortune it has been to have these great mu-
sicai entertainments.
This movement in Richmond is one calcu.
lated to build up and improve the taste for
music, and hence the Gesangverein Virginia
takes the initiatory step in the matter. 1t
will 10 doubt receive 4. the hands OF our
citizens most liberal support.
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SAN FRANCISCO, August 30.-There has
been heavy earthquake ut San Jose. There
was much excitement but no damage. Inc
shock was heavy at towns south OF this, but
was very slight here.
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A NOBLE CHARITY.-Mr. s. E. Caughman,
of Columbia, S. c., is in Richmond on mis-
sion of charity. He seeks aid for the " Pal
mctto Orphan Home" He will call upon
orr citizens and present the claims of that
institution. Let all help it who can.
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PREPARING TO VISIT WAsHISGToN.-The
Attucks Guard, fine military company,
composed of young colored men of this city,
and commanded by Captain Hobson, will
have drill this evening preparatory to
trip to Washington, D. q.
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1,osscs by the Recen, storm.

HALIFAX, August 30.-Detals of Sundays
storm by mail and telegraph show fright
full loss of life and property. The loss to
property will certainly amount to several
millions.
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DEEDS RECORDED IN TIE CHANCERY COURT
OF RICHMOND AND HESRIco COUNTY COURT
One hundred and eighty.siN deeds we've,
during the month of August, entered OF
record in the clerks Office Of the Chancery
Court Of this city.
In the clerks Office Of the County Court
seyenty-siX deeds were recorded.
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Assau uIt and Robbery.

PHILADELPHIA. August 30.--.A clerk in the
office of Hill 81 Co., agents for the New York
Insurance Company, was knocked senseiess
while changing tifty-dollar Dill Tor
stranger, who made off with seventy dollars.
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TITusvILLE, Pa, August 3O.-Jamcs b.
Jamison, the original owner of the Jamlson
ol-farm, has committed suicide. He left 4
letter saying he had been detrauaed out of
n large amount of money and oil.
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AUCTION SALES TEIES DAY.

REDWOOD e CRENSHAW, 10 a. NJ. furniture
clothing. notions, &c.
THOMAS W. KEESEE. 10 A. NJ, household furni-
ture, pianos, &c.
w. RADCLIFFE, 10 4. NJ, groceries, &c.
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Death Oh the Cars.

ERIE, Pa, August 30.-Judge James B.
Wvcke, OF Vancouver, Washington Terri
tory. died on the cars while en- route from
Jackson, Miss. whittier he had been in
search of health
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I HAVE ASALYZED THE WHlsKEY KNOWN
unier the brand Of "B SELECT" controlled by
Nesssrs. WALTER D. BLAIR & Co., Richmond,
Virginia. and find 1t free from fusii oil and other
impurities, and recommend Its use Tor lneaic'hai
and family nurposes. J.B. MCCAw, n. D.,
I,te prof, of Chemistry Medical College of Va.
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CRY COLLECTORS OFFICE, I
DrrtIaInNrn uUnSf Or lSII.

NOTICE.-All persons who tailed 10 pay
" one half OF the CITY TAXES OIL REAL and
Personal PROPERTY in June last for me
wear ls73 also all who failed TO pay PERSONA
TAXES for the year 1872 being delinqhenI, are
hereby Informed that have been instructed 10 pro-
cccd 0N AND AFTER THE FIRST DAY OF
SEPTEMBER EEXT to make collection OF lhe
same II IS hoped that all VIII be prepared 10 pa!
nrOmDfiv on the first calling Of myself or my
deputies and thereby avoid an enforcement OF the
civ ordinance concernirg dclnquents, which am
'e4"" 60 '''N '"'' JOHN F. REGNAULT,
a, oT,t Collector
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ARRIVAL OF A SUPPOSED LCHATIc.-On
Saturday morning Captains Donnan and
Gray, Of The Petersburg police, brought
Maria Butcher, a colored lunatic, to the Cen.
fiI,l Asylum, near this city.
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SENT on FOR FELoS1oUs CurTING.-Aaron
Bowler (colored) was sent OH to the Husl,
iurs Court on Saturday for assaultlns ana
cutting Henry Barnes with knife with H.
font IN kill
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CONSERVATIVE CLUB COMMITTEE MEETING
The Executive Committee of the Monroe
ward Conservative Club are to meet TINS
evening at 204 Broad street.
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Danyil1e.
DEATH OF A CENTESARIAN.


Especial telegram to the Dispatch.
DASvlLLE, August 30.--Miss Nancy Adams,
member of the Methodist church. and the
oldest citizen of Danyilc. died this MORN
ing. She was nearly one hundred years old,
and is said to have cut three distinct sets Of
teeth.
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BEES & co. EMPLOY NONE BUT FlksT-cLAss
ARTISTS. Their work gives universal sa'lslaclloh.
We hnye never seen a bad picture from their gal
,o,y We recommend our readers to their estab.
usbment Nain between Ninth and Tenth streets.
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Michael Angelo Mcfarland.

PHnApEIPH1a, August 3o.-The relatives
Of Michael Angelo Mcfarland, who died at
the hosrital here yesterday, have taken
charge of his body.
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SOCIAL CLUB ORGASiZED.--A number OF
Young men OF this city have formed social
club. II was organized by electipg Dir. A.
;. johnston president and John e. Knowles,
d., ALcr-. TRY and treasurer.
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Reward for I'm Assassin, Etc.

LITTLE Rock, August 30.-Fiye thousand
dollars reward has been offered for the as
sassin of Judge Mears.
1t is reported that five persons were killed
in the rencontre between the constable's posse
and Moore's gang, in Perry county.
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BOARD OF SUPERvlsoRs.-Ihe neE1 lnee.-
inc of the Board Of Supervisors Oh he'ilico
county will be held on Saturday next
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WASHINGTON SCuEUTzEE CoaPAEY.-N e
learn that this company is expected to ac-
company the Washington Spngerbund TO
this city in September, acting AS IN escort.
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MANCHESTER ITEMS.

por,cE RErogr.-James A. Lipscombe,
chief Of Police, reports sixty.6ye arrests for
ri,e mast month; of this number twenty-five
We're colored. The arrests embrace every
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prMBNoKE SHIRTS, ready-made aud made 10
order. by Z. u. SPENCE & Son.
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PREsoSAL.-Captain j. Hampden Cham
berIayne, of this city, late editor of the Pc
tersburg Index, is now at his farm in Orange
county.
DR.. Taylor, coroner for this city, has re-
turned from his visit to North Carolina. He
appeared before the grand jury of the Su-
perior Court of Warren District and gave
his evidence in the poisoning case in which
he was summoned to testify. A true bill
was found against the accused, and the fur
ther consideration of the case postponed un-
til the next term of the court, which will be
in February next.
Among the prominent arrivals i'll the city
on Saturday were the following:
Ford'S Hotel: Messrs. W. ID. Carpenter !;
w. l.. Nugent, Jackson, Miss; Lee Faulk-
nsr, Halifax; q. w. Trueheart, Memphis,
Tenn. George johnson, England.
Exchange Hotel: Charles JuuSblcuth, New
York; Hon. Abel 7. johnson, Accomac /;
Hon. Charles T. Collier, Petersburg; j. w.
Walker, England; o. A. Sheppard, Mem
phis Colonel d. j. Goodwin, Portsmouth ;
Viscount Milton and DR.. Miller, Augusta ;
DR.. w. L. Robinson, DanviIle; Z. G. Humid
ley, Chicago, ILL.,: J. S. Henley, New York.
american Hotel: Senator Lakeland, OF
Botetourt; Charles E. Pitts, Charlotte !;
Hon. c. y. Thomas, Henry Il. 7. Buckner,
New Orleans j. 4. Thompson, MeherriD.
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The Cholera.

LANCASTER, KY, August 30.-Twenty-iye
cholera. deaths have occurred here. sixty
three white families have left.
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Ruy YOUR CLOTHING, SHIRTS, AND FURNISH
va eoons from Z. B, SPENCE 4 Son.
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HAVE YOUR CLOTHING AND SHIRTS ,naoe 10
order ty E. 3. SPENCE Son.
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G. CH HO OIL b o Il S /.

RANDOLPH i ENGLISH,
1918 Main street.
besides the largest assortmeat in Virginia Of Law
Medic Il. Theological, Classical, and Miscellaneous
Works and Stationery, offer on the best terms (many
at half price, all the SCHO0L-BOOkSi in si-e.
A catalogue, with prices. mailed to any address.
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FALL-SrYLE SILK HAT.-P. WEIsIGER y Co..
1901 Main street are now In receipt OF their iail-
style silk hats These hats very stylish, ana en-
tirely new shape.
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PURE WHITE FELT fIATS-the very thing LOT thls
prettiest felt hat out-for sale ut T.
WrIsIcER & Co e., 1901 Main street.
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IVORY In coral set,
When'twixt parties lips you see,
SoZoDoST, It's safe to bet,
Reautffes tho ivory.