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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-26

TRAITORS IN THE CAMP.-Accordng to
some OF our exchanges, there is an attempt
being made IN this State by the Radicals,
reinforced by the readiusters, to defeat the
nomination OF General Walker because that
gentleman has declared himself in favor Of
the maintenance Of the honor OF the State
and the preservation OF its credit. It APP
pears that there are men in the State who
are not only determined to do all that they
can to bring eternal disgrace and irretrieya-
BILE ruin on the Commonwealth, but to con-
spire against and defeat those true Vir-
ginians who have the best interests OF the
Commonwealth at heart, and who, like
General Walker, believe that with States as
we'll as individuals honesty is the best pol
icy.
himself in favor OF readj ustment, and such
readiustment as would be torca6te IN
everything but name.
Now, then, we want this matter under
stood. II the Conservatives Of the State
en- rnaSse are prepared to vote for the can
didates Of the Conservative platform upon
their conservatism, and regardless OF all
other issues, all right. In that case we will
support and vote the ticket cheerfully.
But il new issues are. to be brought for
ward, and men calling themselves Conserva-
tiyes propose to vote against General Walker
because he is an honest man and opposed to
forcibIe reddjastment, we want to know 1t.
In that case we hope that the true men of
the State will rally to the protection OF her
best interests, and will see not only that
General Walker Is elected, but that repudia-
5tion in any form and all its candidates and
representatives are ANONYMOUSLY defeated.
II these people propose to butcher the
honor OF Virginia in the person OF its most
outspoken representative the sooner we
know 1t the better. Open enemies are bud
enough, but the traitor in the camp must be
crushed on sight. NorJ olk Virginian.
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Philadelphia is greatly exercised by the
discovery OF huge fraud in the over-issue
OF stock Of the West Philadelphia railroad
by the president, JOHN S. MORTON. We
have already had the news by telegraph.
The investigation, together with MoRToN's
confession, has clearly brought'to light the
whole transaction. The amount OF over
issue is three quarters OF million OF dol
lars. MORTON, in his confession. names
WILLIAM T. Gilbert, the broker, as the in.
stigator OF his wrong-doing.
i. MOTION is great-grandson Of JOHN NOR
TON, one OF the signers OF the Declaration
OF independence. He is president OF the
Permanent international Exhibition, which
it is feared his failure will seriously embar.
rass. He was held in very high estimation
by the people Of Philadelphia, and the de-
yelopment OF his fraud has caused great
sensation. In his confession occur the fol-
lowing paragraphs:
have the consciousness of knowing that
] have not made dollar for myself in the
transactions, but have been actuated by O
desire to aid others. could criminate many
others, but will not do so under any circum-
stances. am no coward, moral OF other
wise, and there need be no fear Of my COM
hitting suicide, as some may think might
do.
Twas drawn into the transaction by others,
and was led on until the thing got beyond
my control. Even up to last Thursday ]
had hopes of being able to meet all obliga-
lions and save myself and others, but it was
ordered otherwise, and will have to meet
the consequences, whatever they may
be. as those who got me into the trouble
will do nothing to aid me in getting me out
of it.
have put no money in my pocket, when
could have done so, had wished. am
conscious OF no dishonesty in MY action,
and my desire is to make everything plain
and clear to all. / have nothing to dis
guise, and will do nothing dishonorable,
but will use my endeavors to straighten
things mp. I.
This is certainly making the best Of a bad
situation; but how MORTON can say that he
Is unconscious OF any g dishonesty y in the
matter OF this enormous oyer-issue is strange
enough. II such an act as that is found to
be free from dishonesty the act will soon be
widely initiated. s
ELBERT, who is charged by MORTON with
leading him intot the great fraud, speaks
AS reported, he denied having any know.
ledge OF an oger-issue ofsstoek, and said that
& he took the certificates OF stock that BioRTos
gave him In good faith as collateral for loans
j and as security, and never suspected any.
thing wrong. He was.a victim, and had
spent ail bis money In trying to keep MI,
MoRyoN aioat, and that Mr.. MoRYoS had
ruined him.
Ebey are, in their own account, bott
ss1 g honorable men,,
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r OW PRICES WILL TELL,
SEE THE BARGAINS IN FAIL. hDDp>
NOW OPENING Al
JULIUS VI Ely ER'>,
G03 BrO.t! street

o5 pieces COLORED .MrACA> ID al the a..
so pieccs CoL6RED CASIIMEErS IN ucw AMI
beautiful shades at 2Oc worth 3nr.:
A large and entirely new line uf FALL DRESS
GOODS selling II very low price:
Greatest bargains ever shown In BLACK CASH.
I'll Aux MfK CASHs1EREs from soc. TO il95:
Beautiful ALL-WUUL BLACK tASHMERt~ AZ
before buying:
great bargain in BLACK DRESS SiLK a';l.!j
BIZ X ALPACAS at lower prices tan e'."r: ~.
other lot OF that handsome quality al 2'c. "'.
received;
PURE MOHAIRs at 9sH;c. and upward;
40 dozen Misses FELT skirts ut 4C.'. WORTH ,1c
SO dozen Ladies HEAVi-EMBOSSEDS hlkIH' ~
ut Soc; ,l,,n,rrs >,,.v
A line of entirely new STYLES III SCAHLElS' NAV
BLUE. and SEAL BROWNS; $780,,
large stock OF PLAIN and TWlLLED WOOL
FIASSELS at prices which cannot ht clua,i'
80 pieces eatra-wide and heavy WHITE AL!.'
WOOL FLASSELS at CSC. worth Soc:
GRAY TWILLED FLASNELS at 1859. hni up
Good UNBLEACHED CANTON FLAHNhiS -
A ext RI heavy article mt 10c. worth fully l5c.:
a large assortment Of ClllLDRESS eoLlI,,-'p ~
ORED HOSIERY In plain and silk-ci"chri'
Excellent TWO-BCTTOS KID ,'Luh r \, vi =,
All the new fall shades In our TWO-Bl ] loN nv
at 75c., reduced from 81: .,.,,.. .
An entirely new line of FALL SSlNERfs ="
Mems and Boys wear from zoe. ur. 49,,
We show some extraordinary bargains IN ~
49, ava JULIUS MEYEE'>.
Agency for NINE. DEMuREsT'S patterns.
sc 14-fod
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TUST RECEIVED AT
u 523 BROAD STREET.
between Fifth and Sixth >lr'"'>'
rs pieces SOLID-BROWN POPIlN-.
Is pieces NAYY-BLC E POrLlN>.
Is pieces BLACK POPLlSS,
Is pieces DRAB POPLlNS, 49,,
Is picces EOTTL E-GREEN PorLiN,' % ,r,
viii be sold ut one shilling per yarh ~ =,
goods are stlIiug generally at DE. i''l 3'
10 look at these goods before on wing ei' "inte'
40 nipces BLACK ALPACAS At ltc. ""rih &c.
at &c. worth SOC, 1T 25c worm D H.; :" ~
ale. worth 40c 1T 3Sc. worth t3'' ~ 80
reduced from soc. our soc. A'paca' ART "''
hest ever offered for The money: o. ,,,
o. pieces CANTON FLASNELS AZ -. worm
l5c. Look 1T them. ,,-r..r,X
800 different styles or LADIES ana ''i77''' 800
CY HOSE. n,r,ry, pu
SH4WLS BALSiORAL and 30 L j. r. y" .
SKIRTS, in a large variety.
An nIcces FLANNEL. plain and t"!.!eH' III ""'''
red, blue. gray, and yellow:
All colors OPERA-FLASSELs.
ri kCK CACHEAIRES nj soc. wnr,h i1': a..
= i,aaSSiMERES and WATER-PROoFS-a laFE' a.
sortnent &C tow prices. -,,. ,,,. ,rJ
We are receiving NEW FALL GOODS dai!E' lni11
invite our friends and The public IN general - '1''
and examine our stock and low prices. m
523 Broad, between Fifth and Sixth street.
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c.adiIaaae Tor Lientenant-a overnor.-

r., - I.sase fs,r Licintennnt- GoVcrnor.-'
|, sirens Opposition Developing.
uAnuisoSBURa, September %. The meet
ing held here yesterday to adopt means.to
annerseiei General James A. Walkers can
didacy MS Bfeuteriant- Gevernor was some
what stormy one. G.. T. Barbee, OF Bridge
water, one Of the oldest and staunchest Con-
seryntiyes in the State, and member OF the
Convention at Richmond which nominated
General Walker, was chairman OF the meet
ing. Resolutions looking to the nomina-
ton OF q candidate in General Walkers
place were adopted. Captain FL. 81. Riddle
berger, OF Woodstock, also member OF the
Richmond Convention, was ali active par
ticipant in the meeting and in denouncing
walkers abandonment OF the Conservative
platform. Hon. Judge Harris, OF the United
States Congress, took grounds against the
passage of the resolutions. Public senti-
ment is strongly against Walker in Rock.
ingham and Shenandoah counties, and
without some satisfactory explanation the
great majority OF the votes OF these strongly
Conservative counties will be cast against
him.
The movement to get rid Of Walker is,
beyond question, very formidable and I'M
posiug. An anti-Walker party in almost
all the counties Of the State is being rapidly
organized. Many OF the prominent party
leaders in the State are opposed to the move
ment but it is going on nevertheless, and is
gathering strength az it goes Telegram TO
the Ne,o York Herald.
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p EARLY n TUE FIELD.-The Philadelphia
Chronicle dominates General MCCLELLAN
for President and WADE HAMPTON for Vice
President for the election in 1880. Both
gentlemen will be borriied at the "preyious-
ness' Of this nomination. There is time
enough for them to die Il thousand deaths
before the day Of election.
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nlEIArIHs.

Died In this city. at 4 A. NJ. September 20, 1877
Martha g. franklin; aRed one month.
The funeral services will take place from Mr.
THIS iWedneafayI MORNING at IL O'Clock.
Friends and acquaintances Of the family are invited
to attend.
Died, on the 25th September. at O'Clock a. b.,
FLORENCE JETER, only child Of E. j. and Lucy
M. Collier.
: The funeral will take place THIS (Wednesday)
AFTERNOON at O'Clock from the residence, cor
ner Twenty fifth and Marshall streets. =
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II the Dispatch will also Z" unsay -" that
the people OF Norfolk are hostile to the
Texas-Pacific road" honors will be easy
with us on this question, and we shall pull
together for the speedy completion OF this
great southern improvement.-No rJolk
Ledger.
Consider it s'unsaid." The Ledger and
the Virginian have made it o. K.
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1t Is John Randolph Tucker and not Bev-
erly, who was his brother and is now dead.
Mobile Register.
[Come up, and take look at Bev., and
you will see that he is no ghost.]
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Ng COHEN BROTHERS HAVE i'm
ported The LEROY" SEAMLESS GLOVE. the
m )st popular glove now offered in Paris and other
European cities Their price for two-button In
BLACK and COLORED is Sl.63. Also, the best
Use. KID GLOVE in the city. Sc Is
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ENTERTAINMENT.

GRAND ENTERTAINMEN AT Full
" TON BAPTIST CHURCH on WEDNESDAY,,
THURSDAY. and FRIDAY EVENINGS, consist.
ing of MUSIC, TABLEAUX, and STATUARY.
Change OF programme each cTening. sc 26-5t
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Colonel Holiday has proclaimed his
opinions. He stands On the platform, which
Is plain en0ugh--plain without being Of
fensiye-and In view OF the eommotion ex-
cited by General alksr, we think the less.
oratory we have the better. - Norfolk; Land
mark.
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BASEBALL.

A GRAND MATCH-GA OF BASE
n BALL will be played on WEDNESDAY and
TIL URSDAY, September 26th and 9TH. between
Monroe, Va, and the RICHMOND BROWNS, ut
the Virginia State FAIRGROUNDS. Game TO COM
Sc 24-4t
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MEETINGS..
AMUsEMENTS.
AMUSEMENTS.
DlCHMOND THEATRE.
LAST NIGHT, LAST NIGHT,
sE.. OF -
Miss GENEvIEvE ROGERS,
AS
MAUD MULLER.

TOMORROW EVENING BENEFIT AND FARE.
WELL APPEARANCE OF MISS ROGERS,
when will be presented the new drama entitled
BONA.
Box-seet at JouSsToN's, 91S Main street.
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DRY sst,ttB$.
NEW sToRE!!
GREAT ATTRACTION =
COURTNEY & POWELL's.
429 EAST BROAD STREET.

We have now 10 store the largest and best ASSORTED
stock We have ever offered 10 the public.
DRESS GOODS
in all the new and desirable fabrics, OF the chocc
designs at the lowest prices.
full assortment OF
MOURNING GOODS
very moderate in price, and unsurpassed In quality
and finish.
WHITE GOODS
Of every description DAMaSKs, LINENS, Nus.
LINs, VICTORIA LAWNS. SAISsOOEs
PIQUEs, HANDKERCHIEFs. &C., at ponuh.
prices. i-r
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS
all qualities and prices. Our stock OF
CAsSIMEHEs. FLANNEI.s. AND BLANKET,
were selected with great care. and WIZ ncr!, ,our
special examination.
MERINO AND WOOL CNDEEWEAH
for ladies' gentlemen, AID children made srcct.l
ty. In this department our stock Is a'w.ys c1nrl..
aud beyond the competition OF an .ouse ~ IL,
city.
Look at our WHITE SHIRTS for -. ~s.5
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A garment has been introduced at Paris
called the " lozenge Dress" Its composed
of squares OF ecru thread lace arranged as
lozenges on skirts of pink, saffron, or tur-
uuoise-blue foulard. Between every To-
zeuye 4 space OF the same size Is left,
through which the dress is visible. White
guipure, torchon, or black lace may be
used.-NeU Yore Herald.
. Between every lozenge" reminds us Of
Doestick's feat OF walking between q
drunken man.
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ryFALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
TUALuIMER & BROTHERS

THALHIMER & BROTHERS
will onon during this week and next week Of the
largest and pest-aSsored stocks OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
to be found in the State.
Our buyer Is at present In New York, where lie Is
attending all the large auction sales and making eX-
tensiye purchases which enables us 10 offer goods ut
prices far below their market value.
Our stock of BLACK ALPACAs, and CASH.
MERES is an entirely sew one and whic ior quail
ever been shown in this market. They viii be sold
from 10 to 25c. per yard less than heretofore
TWO hundred and fifty pieces Of, the prettest and
most fashionable DRESS GOODS, In all the new
shades, from which the most particular person can
lie suited.
In CAssIIEREs and CLOTHS FOR mems, boys,
and childrrn, wear, we keepa better line man any
| other house In tue city, AMI to our already large
stock will be added the prcttics and best patterns 1t
has ever been our pleasure to offer. We call parcu-
| lar attention to these goods. as We make them
speciality and the superior light our store affords
gives to the customer advantages not to he obtained
elsewhere.
Our stock OF BLASKETS;, SHAWLs, FELT
FLfANNELS. BED-TiCKs. TABLE-LINENS,
LINEN TOWELS, sHEETINGs, COTToNs. CAL
ICOES and other goods too numerous to mention,
one of the best he found anywhere In the CITY, ana
has been purchased to sell at prices 10 suit the closest
buyers,
In LADIES. GENTLEMEN'S. and Chill
DREN'S UNDERWEAR. our stock Is complete;
also CTILDREN'S UNION SUITS OF SHIRTS and
DRAWERS.
Our KID-GLOyE DEPARTMENT Is complete
In every quality and IS the best ever exhibited We
have Just received about 60 dozen pairs or TWO
HUTTON OPERA and DARK KIDS, which we
will sell at Soc pair. These are the best ever sold
1t that price.
The celebrated COOLEY'S CORK CORSET-one
of the best made-fUr sale here.
Our stock of EMOTIONS and FANCY GOODS, such "a
HOSIERY, GLOVES, HANDkERCHlEFs.
RIBBONS, SCARFS.
SILK HANDkERCHIEFS, LACE TIES,
and q thousand other articles, which for want OF
space we cannot mention, has been carefully selected
TO suit the trade.
Call early and see the bargains to be had at
THALHI5fER BROTHERS..
sells sol Broad street. corner or sixth.
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PERSONAL.

INFORMATION is WANTED OF LEO.
L POLD THIESIUS, native OF Germany, who
came 10 this country between 1S4l and iS43, ana Is
supposed to have settled in the neighbOrhood Of
Richmond and followed his trade of miller or mill
wright Address W. d. CHESTERMAN,
Sc 26-eod5t Dispatch Office, Richmond.
A STREET.-THE COOPERS OF RICH
n MOND, In convention assembled. passed the
following preamble and resolution:
That whereas the price demanded by them Is just
and reasonable; therefore be 1t
Resolved, That we Will stand by the position as
suncd.
Baltimore and Philadelphia papers please copy.
So 26-lt<
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wTWO HUNDRED DOZENLADIES'
GENTLEMEN'S, and CIIILDRES'9 KNIT
WEAR. purchased at recent tradc-saes, are offered
ut 4 small advance at COHEN BROTHERS,: Their
stock of NOTIONS and SMALL, WARE Is SOLD
cheaper than ever. sc 10
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1O11 FALL AND WINTER. 1877.

We are now Offering the handssmest stock OF Ak
MINISTER. VELVETS, BRUSSELS. TAPES-
TIAN CARPETINGS, RUGS, and OlL-CLOTHS,
70 Also IL ooa GIRTAIN MATERIALS, LACE CUR
TAINS, aud everything TO be found III frst-class
carpet-!lousc.
We respectfully request an inspection before pur-
chasing. Z. p. RiCHAkpSOS Co,
No. 901, corner Ninth and Main streets.
Sc 1S.1m
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EXCURSIONS.
THE GRANDEsT EXCURSION!

i ~
The ladies of Centenary church will make an EA-
CURSION TO WASHINGTON, BALTlMORE,
AND NEW YORK by the Chesapeake and ONO
railroad. leaving Richmond MONDAY NIGHT the
9th of October.
Fare 10 Washington and return. w
To Baltimore and return. oo
To New York and RETURN. Do
Tickets 10 Washington and New YORK good ior
fifteen DAYS tickets to Baltimore good for five days
Further particulars hereafter. sc 2o-2t -
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.


X. II. STRATToS. ID. HOPKINS.
d 81. STRATTON & CO., GENERAL
IL. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 1914 CARY
STREET, RICHMOND. VA, solicit cOnsignments of
ali Kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE and MER-
CHANDISE. All business entrusted to us shall re-
cciYe prompt attention. SAMPSON JONES. DR., for
many years engaged in the business In this city,
will be with us, and will he very glad 10 renew his
acquaintance with bis former friends and patrons.
Sc l2-d3wSw4t
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In Accomac county, for the House OF
Delegates DR.. o. B.. Flnney and Abel r.
johnson are the regular Conservative nomi-7
nees.
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DICHMOND THEATRE.
A CONSPICUOUSLY BRILLIANT ENGAG
MENT.

GRAND OPENING OF THE REGULAR
SEASON.
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SIX NIGHTS AND SATURDAY MATINEE.

SIN N1GHIS AND SlA1lSIIE'
The eminent Shakspcarian Tragcdian.
.r. Mr.. JOHN MCCULLOUGH,
the head and front of the Legitimate drama upon the
American Pacific slope, with support that cxces
any theatrical venture for many years In the South
The well-known and highly appreciated Tragedian,
Dir. MILNES LEVICK; the brilliant favorite OF
the Australian ana CALIFORNIAN stage, Miss Flea
NOR CAREY; the popular young actor, Mr.. At
KINS LAWRENCE: the tragic actress. Mrs. OC-
TAyIA ALLEN, and the rest Of the company Of
COMPARATIVE MERIT.
The repertoire Of the engagement will comprise
MONDAY, October LIST. Lord Lytton's RICHIE
LIEU:
TUESDAY. Sliakspearc's HAMLET;
WEDNESDAY, Shakspearcs KING LEAR, with
special cast of remarkable excellence:
THURSDAY, Shakspeare's RICHARD III.
No play will he repeated. In each the leading
characters will be cast with notable strength and
will be produced with new scenery and costumes.
SCALE OF PRICES Balcony chairs. $3.50; dress
circle and orchestra, reserved, 81. .
The sale OF seats Will commence THURSDAY ut
O'Clock at c. +. Johnstons. 9lS Main street.
sc 25.6t
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PIANOS. ORGANS. &c.

DIANO-F ORT ES.-Thc sub-ssSH
Il scribers invite all In want Of n TT
PIANO-FORTES
to examine their stock now hand. They are first
class, aud will be offered agreeable terms. They
have several SECONDHAND PIANOS for sale. '
Sc 26-3t WOODHOUSE PARHAM.
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UNDERWRITERS.

"AY & SUTHERLAND. -
ll(SUCCEsSoRST TO wILLIAMMURRAYl,
- FURNISHING UNDERWRITERS,
LOT Governor street.
We keep on hand full stock OF WOOD ano
METALLIC BURIAL-CASES AGD CASkETS
Orders promptly attended TO in city or country, at
prices to suit the times. Also: FURNITURE-k Is;
manner, MIR. HAY having had an experience OF
twenty-five years with Mr.. Murray In the under.
taking and cabInet-naking business. 1y 31-3m
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DEAD. READ! READ...
AND PROFIT THEREBY.

If yom want FALL AND WINTER Goon> o..
every description go 10
CARD0ZO, FOURQUREAE & cos
They have Just received very ar-, iILutl.ya:
BLACK SILKS,
which will be found twenty-five pr cent. ci!rar..r
than the same goods could be purchased ~ Ia,
Silks sold last year at 800 $50 a,.
5$55$$ 5 5=$
40 10 3 35J
COLORED SILKS
In all grades and shade
ENGLISH AND KNICKERBOCkER sCITING>-
something entirely ncw-in all the latest co.ors,
BLACK AND COLORED SILK VELyETs
at greatly reduced prices from last year.
EXCEEDINGLY HANDSOME ROBES
nj 49, and $40 apiece.
Their BLACK GOODS department /, very co,a.
plctc, comprising every quality AMI srac. They
Show their BLACK GOODS In the s;rong.s, Iie!i
thereby enabling purchasers To see any defect thai
They are making this season GENTLEMEN,
FURNISHING GOODS specially. They have
large and handsome >tocHs Of these gopj' can -
found In any store South.
4 large lot of CASSIMERES am CLOTHS III
suits and In pants patterns Cal a1i '""!h'Nc goods
before purchasing.
VIII receive in the next few day, a lar.r n, o..
CARPETS, RUGS, AMI DEUGGEJ~. ,"9l
NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS, At WHIT.
~ LOCKS, 1909 MAIN STHEEr.-itccc.iy".la y
every steamer Fall Dry Goods. bon h: ~ bow iIt,s
and will be sold aslonishngy cheap, S'y"ra ,l.c,
best quality Prints, all the new s,ric: Tine a.nr.
mcnt low price CassimcrcS. TwCcGs. Doe Kin. &c.
Table Dalrask and Napkins chcap"c than ever !..
fore; new stock Balmoral Sklrt!. SHAW, Qnt'.h 80,
that we intend to sell As special ,rlT,s ,rrl"mcu
attention particularly called 10 our lin" assortment
of li2ht-wright and extra heavy in,irr,Iirt,. Ct
and examine my stock. >. q. WIFI Il,
So 20-3m | - Main STREET
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CLOTHING.
w Fl Il A I'D r l L L S.

BICKFORD L HUFFMAN aud WHLOUGHBY
WHEAT-DRILLs, with or without fertilizer and
grass-seed attachment, for sale at very low price,
= it'is j. W. CARDWELh q Co.,
Sc 25-1w 1911 Cary street, Richmond, Va
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TT, DAY IN WASHINGTON.
GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION.
ROUND TRIP ONLY TWO DOLLARS.

CHICKAHOMINY TRIBE. No. "a, IMPROVED
ORDER RED MEN, will give - .
GRAND EXCURSION TO WASHINGTON
ON WEDNESDAY, September 90. 1877, leaving
Richmond BY the Richmond, FREDERICKSBURG and
Potomac railroad from Eba siding, at head OF Broad
street mt 10 o'clock p. H., arriving ID Washington
at a. III on the 9Th Instant; returning, the train
viii leave al 10 2. NJ, arriving In Richmond at
A. NJ on the 2Sth. This Arrangement Will give par
ties The privilege of spending The day either IN
Washington or baltimore, thus aiording an oppor-
tribe is well known for its orderly and pleasant eS-
cursions. and has made ample arrangements to In
sure delightful time to all who may particlpate IN
this the GRAEDEST and CHEAPEST EACUR-
SION of the season. go ,,. =,
Tferc will he n grand parade in Washington by
the Order in which members OF sister tribes arc re-
spectfully invited to participate in regalia.
Tickets for the round trip: 50: wny-passengers'
$3.50. Tickets for sale at q. Z. Wyatt,s music
store: Randolph & English's; s. ". Farrars, corner
Twenty-lfth and Leigh Streets and at the train.
CO 9-Tu TIL g M&W5t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-26
CARPETS, OIL-CLOTHs, &c.

WE ARE RECEIVING By EVERY
w steamer our FALL STOCK OF GOODS.
full line Of CARPETS, OlL-CLOTHS, RUGS,
DRUGGETS, land MATS.
SHADES, CORNICE-LACE, and DAMASk CUR
TAINS ;PAPER-HANGIEGS Of all styles.
Work done in town or country; All orders prompt
~ attended to. PHILLIPS g JENHlNGs,
No %, corner Thirteenth and Franklin streets.