davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-13
s,EsS s.1sssDt-.

r STERN & CO., 523 BROAD STpTr.r
LIE are now In receipt Of one Of the larya,
stocks OF 80
HAMBURGH EMBROIDERIEs
ever brought to ,his city before. 5000 DrFrEor,,
PATTERNS TO SELECT From.
Prices so low as To astonish the closes; t.,yc.-
Call and examine our stock anI price,.
Just added TO cur well-ss.nr;er! ,,rc. or
BLACK GOODS:
Ok pieces BLACK ALPACAS q, ., .,,,.
worth IS and 45c.; -
8 pieces BLACK CASHMERE at Goa. ,,,.,
200 PARAsoLs to be sold below COS; n cl,,o ,-.
stock. u.
just opened
40 pieces WHITE and RED FLASSELs, IN ia.
so pieces CANTON FLANNEL a, &c.. .oti l.,
so dozen ~ mere ore OF those cheap TOWELS a: !s.s
cooEE Sl's coz CORK coRsErs in fun s.,.,.;.,
this city. '4 u
to close them out. ' '''
NEW GOODS received daily at
l.. STERN IL cos. j23 f:rna.. s,r,n
between fifth and .,,,-
GOODS sent all over the conntrT c. d.. or ~ -.
ceipt of the money. .r, -
NOW IS THE TIME TO GET yor-G
~ FALL DRY GOODS CliEAr -
JULIUS MEYER.
Cos BROAD STREET
has just opcn'!
Is pieces a'l-wnol WHITE FLANNEL q. ...
worth zoe. 20 pieces extra wide and Lr..y
worth 3Jc. 10 pieces BLACK ALPACA ',.'>.
regular Sc. goods: 10 pieces pur" MpHiiI: III
TIRE at soc. worth fully 300; 20 p!,rr. l..,.-
LNBLEACllED CANTON FLANNEL. NJ :, A.
10c. "
Another large lot of IRISH LINENS in r..f. .-~.
at SOC. worth double the money :ir!:F.Y ITllIrt..
at 1859. and upward The rA,a,-,' e..
of IIAMBGRGll EDGIAt> AMI IN>ERIIT.,
ever shown In entirely new pa'rru-. rrn.t ,r.r A..
in CASSlMERES for Men and Boy ia,l va. -.
best sec. CORSET in the city: H." .Ni:DuNf\,r
CORSET for stout laalicsi "ny $50: 9Ug p.
extra larg'. and heavy LINEN TOWELS 2.....
Gentlclncn's -four. ply LINEN COLLARS. H. ~.
latest styles, l5c. each two for 2Jr. Ladies, Ill h.
CLICKED BhLRRIGGAN HOSE 81: sc AK. .',
wards; and lots OF other harsatiu> ut
JULIUS MEYERS. Gu$ Brnu! .,-...
Agency FOR Democrats k"iH'i. Pali"ru-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-13
sPECsAL NOTICES..
Ne HEADQUARTERS $3.50 -.
FOR ALL CANDIDATES AT
= , - LEVY DgoTHEEs',
THE LARGEST DRY-G ooDs ESTABLISHMENT
..-.s ..r.. - IN THE CITY, '@an .Gs
where Jon can find large assortment Of -
Naa F'T7|5 : eH.s Z 8
~ 49, is.' DRY GOODS, .... re-
SPECIAL NOTICES.

where Jon can find large assortment OF 49,
n >,>2 nc DRY GOODS, .,.n. ~
witch they Offer at extraordinarily low prices 80 rs
TO reduce stock before getting In their fall supplies
THEY now OFFER GREAT BARGAINS.
SILKS, sCAsHSIEREs,- ALPACAs, MoHAlRs'
! pop11Ns., BRILLrANTINEs, GINGHASls,
p, md BALERNos: .......
BoMBAZINEs, TAMARTINES, AUSTRALIAN
: cREPEs, HENRIETTA CLOTHS, and GREN-
.ADINEs; ns.s ....- ... --.,..
SWISS, NAlSSooK, CHECKED, STRIPED, and
CAMBRIA MUsLlNs; -
pTQUEs, GRASs-CLOTHS, LINEN sUITINGS,
" and MARSEILLES: ~. '-. 49, ~.-
TWEEDS, sATINETs, CASSIMEREs, JEANS,
DRoADCLoTns. CHEvIGTS, and FLANNEL
!. SUITINGs: s. .r.
TABLE-CLOTHS, TURKEY-RED DAMAsK, and
Do1LlES; .. .."
NAPKINS. TOWELS, :TRAY-CLoTHs. and IT,
DIES;
LINEN and COTTON SIiEETISGS;
LINEN and COTTON PILLOW-CASISGSi
FLANNELS Of every description and large As
sortment of BLANKETS-all very cheap;
LINEN SUITS for ladiesa one third less than reg-
lar prices; .'|'. a .'..
! full assortment of NIGHT GOWNS, DRESSING
sAcOuES, DRAWERS. CHEMISTS, CORSET
COVERS, and APRONS: 81. 49,.
WHITE and LORED CORSETS In all sizes and
qualities;
HOSE, SOCKS. aud GLOVES of every description;
UNDERsIIIRTS for men, women, and children;
CENT? EAiEN'S DRESS SHIRTS Of our own
manufacture. made Of W.lSISUTTA COTTON
and PURE IRISH LINEN, completely finished;
have only to be launiricd before wearing; price,
81 for open-back and S1.25 for open-front
shirts: VIC warrant them Us good as any $3.50
% shirt In this city;
SOCKS, GLOVES, TIES, CRAvATs, SCARFS,
- HANDKERCHIEFs.S UsPENDERS, NIGHT
. CAPS, and BRACES: g..
WORKING COTTON, KSITTING-COTTON, and
COATS and CLARk'S SEWING-CoTTOS;,
SASu-RIBBONS in alh qualities: GROS-GRAIN
RIBBON in all widths and cOlors;
WINDOW-sHADEs. LACE CURTAINS, MUSLIN
CURTAINS, and CURTAIN MATERIALS:
WINDOWS SHADE and CURTAIN FIXTURES;
MARsEILLES. HONEY-COMB, ALIIAMBRA
and BRIDAL QUILTS;
HAMBURG EDGINGS and ISSERTlNGS. TOR
CHON EDG1NGS and INSERTISGS;
vALENCIENNES. GUIPURE. BOBEIS. and
SMYRNA EDGINGS:
TRUNKS, vALIsEs. sATCHELs. and MONEY
BAGS;
POCKET-BOOES aud sIAWL-STRAPS;
LUNCH, INFANTS, KNITTING, and WORK
BASKETS:
PURSES. BELTS, FANS. and FAN-CIIA1NS:
DRESSING, FINE, SIDE. and BACk-COMRS;
EARRINGS, BREAST-P1NS, BR ACEL EFT s.
SHlRT-STUDS. COLLAR. SLEEVE. and
CUFF-BUTToNs: ..., .-..
BIDS, COLLARS. COLLARETTEs. aud RUE
FILES; , ........s ~
LACE and SILK sCARFs, BOWS, aud TIES for
ladies: ........f
SILK, CAMBRIC, LAWN. and LINEN HAND
KERCHIEFS; ...... ..s. ..
COLGATE.S SOAPS, EXTRACTS. and TOILET
WATERS; .... ...a;1. .
REAL MEXICAN HANINIOCKS, and thousands OF
other articles all Of which will be offered ut the
'"e'' - LEVY BROTHERS.,
1917 and 1919 Main street,
any Richmond, Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-13

SITTING BULL. il not wanted ut all in
Canada. The Canadian Secretary of the In
terror, according to the telegram, is in
Washington, proposing to return the In
dian-troubleSome TO the United States. Our
Government has the matter under considera-
ton. How: keenly we in Virginia can APP
'preciste the desire Of community to get
rid OF atroublesome person! go
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-13

KEEP Our OF Notwithstanding scHURz
Is disposed to help the President most earn-
estly in his effort to keep Government Off
GERS out of politics. He mas addressed
circular.letter to every employee OF the In
terror Department, inclosing the Presidents
letter, and urging said enployG to keep out
of politiCS.l 'ytfr'i go. p. .s'.-...t et.t -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-13

The Philadelphia Bulletin thinks that
Judge CkIrcHEE had a singular idea of
round numbers when he said. as he did in
his recent letter, that the United States Gov
eminent stands seized of ga domain, con-
sisting, itfround numbers, Of 1882. 7S9,5a7
acres - -'''' 5'- ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-13

hT COHEN BROTHERS WILL OPEN
:" ON MONDAY, JULY BOTH,
1900 yards HAMBCRGI EMBROIDERY p,r-
chased ut the bankrupt sale of ID. l.. Lciehy 4
co, New York. Owing to Il large accumulation
already OH their hands they will he sold AZ fiVc
per cent. advance. 80 >..
o5 dozen LADIES' LINEN-TIlREAD GLOVES.
+. .iwo-buttnu, at SOC. palr-formcr price being
7)c. to 81. -
The largest stock Of HOSIERY in the city.
Hundreds of goods at COHEN BROTHERS be'o"
market value. E 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-13

ts Il, II. !. ssJss .TsTT-T III
The Farmyille Insurance and Banking
Company did not lose MS much MS S9, 500 by
the late fire in Mnrfseesb oro', N. g. The
company had policy on the college build
Ing, but none on the professors library,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-13
n- TO SAVE TIME AND MONEY.

MT TO SAVE TINE AND MONEY
....-........ ..... 60 TO ..a... -.5. ....t 49,
. g.. SYCLE BROTHERS. -.
to buy your DRY GOODS We have an Immensely
large stock OF DRY and FANCY GOODS, No
Ti0NS SC, &C. and we will continue 10 sell ut
rehuccd prices We will off + entire summer
stock of FRY Goods at and below cost, so that we
will not have to carry any over TO the next season.
We offer the following bargains:
Just opcned, 50 300 worth of CAMBRIA EDGE At
s, 10, 12h, 16's, 20, and Csc. per yard; cong
We call spccial attention to the COOLEY Cukh
" CORSET. In pinks, blues and white. This Cor
set is the best-ftting and coolest Corset made.
SYCLE BROTHERS are agents for this Corset.
THREE papers of PINS for sc. at SYCLE BRO
THEIRS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-13
SPECIAL. rSfat'f~.
ncfr ONE MORE CHANCE TO SECURE
BARGAINS.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT FOL: THIS WEEK


THE great closing-ddr sale or SUMMER DRY
GOODS, NOTIONS, &c: at
sI)O WILLIAM TUALuIHER'S.
COL BROAD S 7 Rect,
will contnne for fifteen days longer, and therefore
advise an early call from all In want Of bargains
would call special attention to my stock OF USE
FURNISHING GOODS, such rs BLEACHED and
BROWN SffEETIEGS. PILLOW-CASE COT
TONS. BED-TICKs, MARsEILLES QUILTS.
TOWELS, NAPKINS, TABLE-LINESS, TABLE
OIL-CLUTHS, CURTAlS-LACES-all Of which
am selling at cost for the next fifteen DAYS 10 reduce
stock aud make change In the business.
lam also offering my entire stock OF DRESS
GOODS suitable for the present and coming season.
BLACK ALPACAS. GRENADINES, WHITE
GOODS; an kinds Of CASSIMERES. LINENS,
JEANS, WHITE AND COLORED FLASSELS,
cost reduce stock and make change In the busi
ness % .. &C.,. - -
PARAsOLS-a great sacrifice in them, rs l am DE-
termined TO close out the stock FOR the season.
Give NE a call on PARASOLS:
One thousand CORSETS from soc. to s2.some
great bargains In them also the celebrated COO-
LEY CORK CORSET, only 81 worth Sl.5O.
WILLIAM TIIALHIMER,
t,u1 ....s ....G COL Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-13
From the Petersburg Post


II would be useless for us to attempt to
conceal our disappointment at the defeat OF
day. We wanted him elected, we expected
him to be elected, and we arc sorely grieved
at his defeat.
! or Colonel Holiday, the successful
knight, we, OF course, have nothing but
words OF praise. A gallant soldier, faith
full citizen, pure man, we can safely trust.
the welfare and honorJof the State into his
l,eepinp !fi:irir :. ',.li tEiJ.If.:: ~ ~. !
!: Later kilograms announce that General
James A. Walker, OF Pulaski, has been
nominated for Lieutenant-G Governor, and
Raleigh 7. Daniel, of Richmond (the pre-
sent incumhent), for Attorney-General. ~
Both Of these gentlemen are too well
known throughout the State to require any
tinsr0ductioniOr eulogyat our hands, Bet
ter selections could not have been made,
and we cong ratulate the Convention upon
the admhable manner in which it has done
Its work. ;9.ti = i4g4!r i.if e.: St.Esai,
From the Petersburg index Appeal IL
The nomination. Of Colonel T. W. NJ.
Holiday for Governor by the State Conser-
yatiye Convention yesterday Will receive
the enthusiastic approval OF the people OF
ALI sections of the Commonwealth, and se-
cure to Virginia an Executive OF whom any
State should be proud. lille he may not
have, been the original choice OF q mai ority
Of the ConYentions it was apparent to,c close
observers long before the result was at
tanned that bis standard wetIld be, the point
Upon which the, friends! OF each defeated
eand iaate would rally, and that ultimately;
| his nomination would be, necessary, to the
bperpetnatiaa Of ethe harmony and. integrity
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-13

T,HE, REGULAR. MONTHLY MEET!
/. ING Of the MER CHANTS AND MECHANICS
Bull DING FUND AMI. LOAN ASsOClAInnoN
Sewing Machine Company THIS Csiondayl EVE,
Ming ut O'Clock. tAl borrowers and stockholders
wishing to borrow are requested TO be present -
nu ILLS H.. ]. HALL MOORE, Secretary
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-13
The Press ON the. Nominees.
[Fror, The Alexandria Gazette,

-. The Convention did credit. to itself, and
conferred a distinguished honor upon one
of VirSlnia's most gifted sons, when it nomI-
mated Colonel F. Nv. NJ. Holiday for Gov
ernor. Virginians will make it their espe-
cial duty to elect him, by; q majority that will
differ but little from a unanimous vote.
The Convention may welrbe congratulated
upon the happy and successful termination
of its labors, and the State be felicitated
upon having its destiny entrusted to the
hands Of a guardian, protector, and defender
so competent and efficient. General Ma
hone went into the Convention with larger
number OF delegates than any one OF his
competitors, but has come out a horse OF
another color" -.,,:..,,'r e. ..a. ~ -"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-13
ADJUSTMENTS.
SUOTTISH. GAMES AND PICNIC!
THE FIFTH ANNUAL. CELEBRATION
tt ,7TT.- - OF THE
~. RICHMOND CALEDONIAN. CLUB
WILL BE HELD AT TIL
SCHnETZEN PARK

ess, RICHMOND CALIFORNIAN CLUB :.
.4o2 wt s5n II EhER f tf Tnh -,
= II ~ OK MONDAY, AUGUST 20, 1877,
OH which occasion the public Oh Richmond and
the competitions In those novel and Interesting
Scottish games. The sports will be opened with an
q OLD-FASHIONED SCOTCH REEL!
after which the ring will be cleared and the pro-
gramme commenced: ns,t ~ 80. .,a.':..a 80.
3. MISUNDERSTANDING race. ..' .'~
8. Putting fourteen-pound stone. E,sgr " f"'
4. Running long jump. ......, 1H
6. Hurdle NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hurdles
2. Tossing the caber. 80. -. .- - -.
8. Tug of war between an equal number of mar
. ried men and single men. Z" =. ~
-. - r.. INTERmIsSfON. ".i"
] O. Sword dance.fnt. eS-H .. - -. ~ -
II. Boys race-sons of members-under fourteen.
Z s E%nnas nisn Esp .~af.r liz iGaG'.
Il. Vaulting with pole. 81 nd .sjlte,:Gi IL
8. T Rhr;ns go rata; 'aGita.ba
IL. Short race for members over forty-fse. -
Competitors must give ths,5 na1es ass
The games viii commence ut 10 o'clock A. NJ aud
eq @HEsY e M Hs{SSs FULL STRING BAND
eether with club pipers, w furnish music for the
Dancing viii be conducted nndeg the supervision
: Conyeyances viii run at regular intervals during
the day from the Theatre, corner OF seventh any
Broad Streets and from the Old corner %
Seventeenth and Mx1n streels' 10 tne a. Ms @oiAf
mencing at O'Clock A. NJ .,-o, ,.o ~,
The COMMITTEES Of aSsureS !n n a RnG+
win be spared to insure the comfort and endowment
- ,t,i,nr,
First-ciass REFRESHMENTS viii be supplied at
the mn ~ m sifv nrct.s. fyt-t9t;j - ttsEGt ~
!. ADMISSION, 20 cents children under len years,
free. -, faf. -...t r..
at the entrances to the Park. y Gtft - I'a ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-13

NoTICE.7The busihsss hegetoiocre con- d:
IN QUOTED In the name s Ji FRH as my agent IL
discontinued from this day by Mutual consent! ~
:.air a4VANuLEW
GTEAM-YACHT BONITA (Nettie) can
~ DO chartered by the day or evening by applying
to Mr. BROWNELL, Enquirer Office. Terms for a
single evening, *l2. WIZ carry twenty-five per-
soma. au 1a~eod2w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-13

Large STOCK ol bIAt N titNl !. l't.fi y N ~
yard length. 75c.. ( /. Sl.25, au.I $3.50. a.r..
double the money
Our stock Of LAuNDRIED SHIRTS W. or,- g:
S1.25 have never been ."t f.r !,,- tllau !.1a
SD BROAD >lEEIT.
au2-2w between Eighth amt %Iutn >'r,r.
TI'HE GREATEST BARGAINS or TIE
d AY-THE CREATES! I\Dr'EMlN1>
EVER uFfERED-B RoWNE s ROWE ~ a.
tcrInincd Ia sell ~ lu,r q, ti' ,Ht-f AMI i..
marked down the rol'owin" @""t- i' riINGt">I:, .
close stock for the season:
PARASOLS iall silk NJ -" worth i2.w - tr.r.
SO, ut So WORT: 80 ala. ALPACA, "tN,.
HAM, and CAMBRlr rhEt>pLs, ,r;rta,.
low:
STRIpkD and PLAIN GRENADINES a. l.
l6s. csc. AMI Mp. worth f"uli' Tie MONEY:
BLACK ALPACA 4! -. $50. 81, -. nrd5n..-
great bargains: rIh'i>. rM lIEMiEE a. ~.
worth 75c.. at 7Ic. ant ; ! ""rih ~ ana 10.
PIQUES at @. 10. II. AMI ~: iil'nI~ If -
81. and &c. HOSIERY for iatlr> aad c...l-
1T bottom prices GAVE SHIFTS 'rr n:
and gent lemtu Ar les Than wh"i,er' price
HAMBURGiI EDt;INGS In great variety;
Full stock Of CORSETS. GLOVES. itWijt'i
&c; ladies' and children, >iEA" n"'!>.
splrndil MOURNING GOODS. rNtrmr! .H.a..
Cal and be convinced. Blown s ROM,
iy 2O-eod 323 broad ~;g'''
" OF OUR STOCK.
Having determined 10 make am mir Ch'ns.
DSt ucss- ann Ill 90 49, W. WIZ 80
out reserve all goods in stock. compri'ins
DRESS GOODS. ALPArAs. rA>iIHrRt>.
WHITE GOODS, LINEN sCr ,iiIL,'Tnrr,
F.. HOSIERY. SASH-RIEEDNs,
HANDKERCHIEF oESEIS. e" &c.
~ Cali early and examine nur stock h"fore ps:.
chasing elsewhere. ut LEVI iIEX1EE>
- - 81 Broad >'r.'..
ABDOMINAL COHsET> FOR s'"~t laD'i",) r,'!a.nr'
from So To S2.5c. ~
CL0TE,iN..
S1O LOOK AT OR
+. j.. >rEHrE ~
S1O LOOK AT OUR
give %? f. = B. ;s;rEycE s,y.
c1O LOOK At OUR
Ao F'I +. i. Spence >oE.
$40. LOOK AT 90 3U sI7r.
''0' 80 + - j. !SrExcz : 10y.
S11 LOOK AT OUR
. E: ! j. SrExcE ! soy
S11 LOOK AT g, OUR .t:,r
I'll - 81 + : T. : s:rrNcr Z syN-
eli LOOK AT OUR
'9 49, ~. 81 F. > H. - SPENCE .oN-
eli LOOK AT OUR
1880. ~. - +. E. SPENCE { <,E-
Go BLUE FLANNEL
~A az 'E Z. d. SPENCE { SOY
Go BLUE FLANNEL
i. Is. spE>cE ( >"N.-
Go BLUE FLANNEL
- - ~ +. b. SPENCE ( ,4 SOY B
Go BLUE FLANNEL
= ~ I. b. SPENCE { .ly-- !
ST. 80. rEABR .}lsJ SHIRTS /
~A'oo s1, +. Il. SPENCE SOY /
81 70 PENBR y \ SHIRTS /
sA'o0'o, "a Si' +, b. SPENCE SOY +
ST 10 PEMBROKE % 4 sHIRr>'
@A'oo' Si' Z. i. SPENCE ( >9z.- /
$3.50. pEAbh sl!sd: SHIRTS ',x /
l.. ID. =
sOC.-GAUZE UNDERSlllRIs,
w +. b. SPENCE { SOY
EOC.-GAUZE UNDERslllRlS,
w 80 CENTS. ,. >u>
+. q. SrENtt g. - i
sOC.-GAUZE UNDERSHlRi>' &
~ so CENTS .u> 3
sOC.-GaEZE UNDERSTANDS
~ ri, 81 +. 3. SPENCE { ,oN. -
TOHN LATOUCHE.
MERCHANT TAlLrk' Il
- 80. 4 TEETli STREET
anticipating the sca.on, has just opened y
s ,s-tt< choice iahries'"
SKELETON COATS. l.. q
DRESS SHIRTS TO ORDER ------.-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-13

Mt GRACE-STREET PRESBYTE-
RIAN CHURCH.-Rey.: THOMAS w. HOOPER,
D. D., will preach ut II 4. NJ. SUNDAY, 18th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-13
MEETINGS.

RICHMOND, VA, August 3, 1877.
MASONIC NOTICE.-The men, a.
AZ, ra pErs o to attend stated ommuniea-
tion of their Lodge at ST. Adams HarrHiS EVE
MING at O'Clock. Members of sister lodges are
fraternaIIy invited to attend. By order OF the w.
III: WILLIAM LOVENSTElN,
fD.ss,,1 Al r. tt.'' u" 49,. Secretary. =
TAST-END BUILDING, FUND COM
~ PANY.-The regular monthly meeting of this
company win be held in The house northwest corner
of Twenty-ffth and Clay streets at 8 O'Clock THE
= ''. ~ 49, ~ WIN. II. PLEAsAETs,
;t.s,, 1a-lt.riug...! ~ -.d l4vgi Secretary :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-13
FLOUR.
ERASTyE RUBBER.

A NEW ARTICLE. .u. o..
PATENT VELVET RUBBER. -.
The attention OF Accountants, Artists, Draughts-
men, and all who need good ERAsIvR IUBDHR- is
invited to this new article of manufacture.
There as been constant complaint of the rubber
in present Use, it being difficult matter 20 get II
rubber that would not harden Or lose Its crasve
perties. .s... ...... ..u
This Velvet Rubber 1. prepared from the best of
stock by patent proc-ee,s which gives 1t a SOFT,
~ ~ =. N J"es.r |''..""a { 81
VELVET FINISH, that 1t always retains, which
,: o. ...,"t... aat rf1'"." ,a#:H .fJf .'.ti
..i .-....yg .-s#....tftle.i. 49, -....S.. -...:.,
makes 1t superior aud more desirable than any other
.E.tH..I. :
kind In the market, and an inspection and trial is In
vitcd. ,,'|
-lt,...-~ 81 -l :. .f.@. ag"'~ -,
y .,.,,rr BAUGIIMAS BROTHERS, a...!
. g., sTATIoNERs AND PRINTERS, 49,
...-,..r .,,..g s.--...-.- 49, -. t..t. 80
p, 1917 MAIs STREET, r -.
3y 26-eod = Richmond, Va.
.t...s3 ". ..' o..
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-18

Some of the missionaries who have rGnr
among the savages ougls to be- recalled aud
sent to the ncighborhood Of Strcat0r, Illinois
which hitherto has been supposed to DC civil
lied. Certain strikers there are reported IL
have revengcd themselves upon new nnn,rs
by putting poison into thrir dinner hurkrts
Striking is apt TO result in lawlcsSncss but
this latest method Of vindicating the rights d
labor is one of which the worst SiOaE Indian
would be ashamed, and from which n Mode,
with a very considerable capacity for troacheIy
might well shrink with horror
II is hoped that u Thorough investigation
will he made Of the present case, and that
speedy punishment will he visited upon The
offenders. In this way alOEc can the rights al
| the community ut large BE- protected and tht
growth of assassination be checked before il
produces such an organization as grew NJ
under tho name of Molly Maguirus' in Penn
,ylvania. our own state is not free from
| thrse offender, and We are sorry to learn thai
At Troy and Albany where every few week.
he shooting or other mfltrutmcut II non.
union workmcu Is reported, urra-ts Hrn ieU
aud convictions fwcr II the local lnv uAir,r
rrnnivc at such 0tlrusrs they themes "a r'
should h. held responsible by d higher PDg,r.-
y. I, Post.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-18

Mr.. FREDERICK :. JnIINs0S. Of New Nr-
leans i, an applicant for tn" position Of min
i,ter to Venezuela about to hc vacated by Mr..
RUSSELL, with whom tho Venezuelan Govern
mrut declined to have further official com.
municatiun in consequence OF his slandCrs
up,n that country. We know nothing per.
s1nally either for Of against Mr.. JOHNSON
but his earl, which VA, sent to us last night
indicate. that he is the general superintendent
of the Mississippi and OronUc0 company. lie
Ia, b, Ell engaged in emigration schemes to
Venezuela, notably the famous PRICE eNTedi'
ton. That is not the sort Of man the Uni
ted States wants to represent our interests
there. In view OF the delicate
questions pending between the United
safe, Government and that Of Venezuela, NC
should h. represented there by y gentleman oil
a legal and judicial mind aud reputation. Not
on who would make his official relations sub
srryirmt to the furthcrancc OF his own privat,
Interests.
It is matter of history that a former
Minister To Venezuela made the legation
building grand wholesale establishment trun
which he sold soap to the merchants OF Car
a u, We want no more Of that sort OF thing
II the United States is 80 poor IN mat rial that
It can't fnl a man who will attend 10 his lcgit
innate diplomatic business it were better not t.
have Minister there at all.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-18

tho ,,,o,,,,;,,,, a., ,,.;,,,oo lad ,,,o,, sam,
,,,, 81 ,.,,.,, g. ,t,, -o..o,, ,h,, ,ho;r
r-;o,,Is an go, L., 90 h,,o ,ho,,, o,,,,.,r
4, rho c,sc ,b.,, hc;,, all vou,v ,,;rls A
yo,d c,,;.c, ,vos ,r,drccJ bovcvcr and NJ,
| bcor,I or mn NOR, ch,r,,,.. or irmoy,,i,v
ammo, tho s,.h,ol chiIlrcr In, tho ct,;.c,
womb have hoo, hc,,cr II tbc c,se had bc,p
brnuubt I, trial And now that ,horrcs
of immor,Iitv arc rrx;ycl in IN.
c,., of the Icor,,tovn schools L., tbrrr
he no mipcinv of mottcr. I'm, Ia, the yu;I,v
nlrtics he rrpishrd ma m,,,rr vbo tbry
arr. This is din, IN cvcrv Inv anil ,irl in
the schools. not oply in Grnr,r,,wn Inf
throughout the district for the ,r..umption
is that the circulation of the ol,S,rnc litrro-
turc WINS not confined to the srhools in
Georpetown. Tha, any ccnsurc should lie
paSscd upop the teachers or the s,.hool Off
GERS, even hy implication. in consequence of
this discovery. is, in our Judgment. most
unjust. They are no more To blame than
the parrrts of the children Themselves
They g,,arl the morals of the nurils COM
mittyd to them. AS We believe. with ienlous
Car. hut every person who has studied the
question knows that il boys and girls are
disppsc,l To wickc,lness they are rich in re-
sourts,, and tan devise u multitude OF ways
OF cirunniy entinY the utmost virilancc of
the teachers. us they often do that of the
parent. And in this connection it is propcr
10 add that the individual who il Is al
legged circulated the obscene cards il not
connected with the schools ut all.
With regard to the subject OF putting
boys and girls in the same classes of which
correspondent complained YESTERDAY in
THE REPrRIlrAN. it is one which has ocru-
pied much time and much Thought of the
educator. We confess that we cannot sec
how that tan foster immortality. The wick
c,inr.sS is not contested in the classroom
and immediately under the eve oil the
teacher. II is don" after tn" pupil gets
b.yond the teachers jurisdiction. The
teacher can't prevent bows AMI girls walk