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North Carolina.

Hon. JOSEPH j. DAVIS, the present men,
Der, has been renominated by the Democrats
of the Raleigh, N. e., congressional dis.
trict:: JOSIAH TURNER, Jr., fer years the
editor OF the Raleigh Sentinel, residing now
in Orange county,is an independent: cand.-
date in the same district, and expectsto get
the Republican vote. Major MOSES A.
BLEDsoE. of Raleigh, former Democrat, is
also a candidate, subject to the ratification
of the Republican Convention: &C., ..'s
JOSIAH TURNER, when editor. was just
one of those flighty, excited, and bitter de.
chalmers in whom there could be little re-
lance for steadinessI of purpose and for
stability and eonstancy. Once the most
jealous amongst Conservatives, it is not
surprising that be should now be depending
upon Republicans for help. BLEDsoE we
do not know :@ .a,..-
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/ Greenbacks.

1--WE Consider the following paragraph
from IRON, the Alexandra Gazette SO proper ana
Just that we adopt it as our own :i.@ ~
"General BEALE says he is for green
backs. So is Everybody. So are we, pro pro
yijded we get them without robbing some
one else. But how to get them is the ques-
ton. The Government might print them
by the billion, but as it has no way OF els:
tributing them save by paying for what u
buys, or for work done; it, we don't
we'll see bow anybody would be benefited.
After tue 1st OF next january the Govern
mcnt will pay for its purchases and for the
labor it. employs in gold, and no matter how
much greenbacks may be loved, nobody
doubts that gold is loved much better. The
good old Democratic rule OF paying 4 man
in money that would be worth its face-yalue
il found on his 5body,a hundred years after
his death, and not in, paper, the value OF
which luctuates with the. vagaries of.trade,
is the best one for all parties to follow
certainly the best for Democratic adoption"
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Mr.. H1SroN.-The Petersburg Indez OF
Yesterday gives the following substance Of
a statement 81 some OF Mr.. HINT0s's views,
made by binseh in the convention by which
he was nominated ss's' 75..s'.s. .1s.'.,
He did net believe that greenbacks would
bring prosperity of themselves. nor, on the
other hand, that Me' must wait for commod-
tiles to increase to Justify the increase Of
greenbacks. We have the products in Vir-
gsnia salreaGy, waiting to- be sold, but conn
uanding at present such ewspriees, on ac-
count Of the scarcity of currency, that their
sale Is O saGlatee and ruin to the producer.
& IApplanse. Three totlrths oi the, green.
back currency had been retired by the Rad
ical Government in the Interests Oh the bond
holding sections.st He had not decided
where the dine Of demascatiou should be
drawn, this side OF speculAt lion and hurtful
imitation, brt he favored an Increase OF eur
rencF for the purposes OF trade. He would
advocate, Also, clean sweep OF the inter.
naEreyenue systen. and not leave trace 81
/ this snake hahind. ssss3' 4,
rEefs y 40 reason apparent III this state
ment Of Mr.. HIsros,s opinion about green.
backs that sean explain the course 81 Chi
Richmond 1hig In supporting him while
opposigg seserai soisesy atiYe candidate
! foF G;ongrtss. Dir. Hl,sToN's idsas aboll
greenhaeks dc not aeent TO concur With ths
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{ pritish Penal Code.


a commission was lately appointed rex. ca .
anime the draft oil o penal code submi.ea
TO Parliament ut its recent session, Witn ai-
.rrections to.gpresents an amended bill 70 Inc y
next session. The amended bill will, attract
much interest as the embodied views o. s DIS
t,nguis,Ied iurists after their long expe.
renee and the greatly longer experience 81 o.
England with regard to crimes ana erlml-
mails. We sballibe disappointed u this doeu,
ment does not propose at leastsa Partial
abandonment of the system that at. l is based
IN IMPRISONMENT as & retormatory agent.
The civilized world has, we believe, found
that sharp punisiimeps; has been.latterlY, TOO
little employed as means Of relorm ,lssti
In This country, II the penitentiaries were IS
less used and the punishment o. Whipplns
asa as a tonical cure fora great. many: offences
more. liberally bestowed, our criminal. q. eS !,
pepses would beimnensely dfmfnflsnea an q :
the aggregate 81 crime greatly eurtalieed.
we trust that the Improved Ensl'sn coue
will i throw a good deal of light upon the
subject. The present systems in England
and America will admit OF much improve
ment that would promote security. OF IKE
ond property, and diminish crime. ~
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stt,hin,s extravagance any more than do tle
,, ~ 81 ether Conserya tiyes. 50 we are
IN I'm, to inquire. ~ by y thssI


GO = Slisa4 ~
s. v,,,,. 1g,,, s,seseistT It's 9iews
ny Sess .o1A Z M ~, rt;eh
and Dous ssss ny ssss
&c stnis up i'm the - iioHssssg g 1872. z
thts there seems t0ke q LII deSste OF conn.,
aa,,n, h,t l,t,ie Nbastf Hi Swttiu bufers US
W., .y,,,a Hnrf hot, uartias
As =.
Very much flread WV As ~, 2
Snfaember usually brings 70 Ine MsIsgas W.
rNfsY4lfa HT7 oEt1r fn cities @ deetsfesitn ia.
49, ~ n .h,,s;neas s. The stocks In retail
sto s,,a from one end Sof the land TO the
other. are ther, more fully Tepienfshed than
they nre i'm the spring, and m renewing
st ia, asocks dealers proceed boldly or eau
tiousIy. according to the amount OF pros
Ff,erity eDicyed by the people Win ;WI JOE
thew deaf When mannfac tories nave nag
Iiffle senlpIogm for their Workmen ana
wrroan. and the operatives have saved next
"a nothing, tue shops they patronize are not
likely to be filed with large stocks OF goods.
sThera 10 nd need 70 fempt those who have no
.aaa,; - Irsd;t u;jl readily he eytended when
lE.here T. a ,,rnsnant ~ ultimate payment, but
- ,,;,,p orne rnsted imI,lictIyinthe
s.a,,r,, a. ~ fin,es, plenty OF
49, ~ ara NOT so abun-
: NJ !, MGR, 70 t,o were in
uas .. ~ trr,st rs a,aDeet;y return
sd .s,ass - anii hna overloaded
ho,,,sa,was with }poodsiin the BELIEF that a
s,si, ~ bnsiness must SOON come, have 'had
n usn or less hitter experietics ftf settling
INV !, tn, the conclusion that tlusltirnes are
~ he bsnpd fnr rsf,,ar 9han believed in, and
| sbot II yviil moi, 40 to make investments on
t .ba' s,,nr.ae;f;nn that there are plenty Of
.ue $3.50, wait,no.tp seize and pay
sae Goods. when they really see that but an
average number OF persons are anxious to
| buy. Cautiousness has been greatly develop
| ea within the last, three years, during when
| hope has, been repeatedly and perslsten.iy
/ -defprrpd The conditions OF trade .prOlulSe
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That Letter. Handkerchief
Thus far the Pottery committee, which
has been endeavoring to get its wares into
ship-shape, has: had little success The
SHERMAN letter has been a trouble. The
material was non-adhesiYe and ineoherent
And now it is given out that General But.
1ER says that the real original; letter has
been found, and is in the hands OF the com
mittee, to be produced in October upon its
Ieassembling in Washington. 1t is indeed
most desirable for everybody that the real
letter Gf there is one) should be produced,
and we, wish that we had better authority
than General BUTLER for the statement that
it has been discovered and is in the hands OF
the committee. I.., XII.
We shall see. -. s.:-. III
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| The Students Ecclesiastical History Of Tie
| Christian Church during the First Ten
/. Centuries, from, its foundation to the .tuN
Establishment of the Holy Roman Empire
I and the .Pdpqt Poeer. BY PHILIP SMITH,
| B. Az author of the " Students Old Tes-
lament History" and the :. Students New
Testament History" With illustrations.
l. New York: HARPER u BROTHERS.
Dr.. SMITH is an author of great celebrity,
especially with reference to his histories OF
ancient nations and literature. His scrip
| ture and ecclesiastical histories are authority
with the Protestant world. !:
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.. -,
Sir Walter. Scott. By RICHARD Fl. HUTTON.
New York HARPER 81 BROTHERS.
This is a life Of Sir WALTER SCOTT, which
is based chiefly upon Information in LOCK-
HARRIS life. The author, while conAssing
this, states that the only other resource for,
his work were Sir WALTERS own writings
and the statements OF the BALLANTYSE bro
theirs. The writer claims the merit of alb
I,breviation for this volume, and quotes a
remark of Mr.. GLADSTONE to show that
LocKHART's life being Yoluminous, a more
condensed work was desideratum for the
| qualification of the public. 800. !.
+ For sale by VEST JOHNSTON Il Co.
| Blush Roses. A Novel. BY CLARA FRANCES
MORSE. New York HARPER u BROTHERS.
/ This is No. 7 of.HARPER's s. Library Of
| American Fiction" ...@........., r,,.sas
j., For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON 6 Co. 80. !.
/! ii HARPER's HALP-HoURs.-Three OF these
Every convenient little volumes, under cover
from WEST, JOHNSTON d Co., who have
them for SALE. They are :: s!..a5'..S,Z
sOliuer Goldsmith, John BuByd,,, Madame
D'Arblag BY Lord MAcAUL4Y. !atctsi-
|. "a Hand Book TO- the Practice of Pottery
Pointing. BY JOIN! C. l.. SPARKEs. til;6
Squire Paul. BY HANS WARRINf. 81 sa'ai
il These little books have won deserved
popularity, and the HAMPERS have certainly
'shft it I" In presenting them to the public.
The style OF publication makes them exceed.
ingly convenient, and the selection OF works
for presentatio on this eonyenient form Is
| marked by decided diseretion.f ,:l.sits
Ii. FRANgLIN-sQUAkE LIBRARY.--We have
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moro thnn Judge Thurman estinlnses we
viii s snye to- The people By issuing Erse.a,
hacks instead OF the bank noses. aness
taxes wsnld aal be lost 20 tIe yniasa $3.50
ms 10 -, Z
|abolishe notes eFe seem BY fssgnu
|sserad yantsg 81 thGa are fotects aronieeu n-
Ntfefang M more uaiy NY snssl =.
former System, and, AaS their erealsss sn !.
sid, not 6ha dollar --been iosg w p .,a,.
/ ga,, aa vSS nav raffy them with SAFETY,
without examination 10 Yners = 1 a,.assa
tt,ay vera isared. They are good every.
wiiars1 RI the UHitedIs States ~ q q
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The First District.

The Fredericksburg Ne,os copies an ex.
tract of private letter from Hon. JOIN
NEELEY, of Accomac, which is highly
creditable to him. It is as follows:
, ST shall always remember Essex CRATE.
fully for the unexpected but most generous
support she gave me- I am glad to know
that the Convention made wise and most
fortunate choice in the selection Of General
Beale." tst.t =. ;aE-f'i
: These are the sentiments that should &C.
tuate every true Virginian. -l,-.a.. :.
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DEATHS.

DEATHS.--@---- -
nrsT oii Yesterday, August 9TH, Mrs, JAM 2.
-RoBiNs we of yH Rspp,hHss. d'uss'as q 'nis
Hsr funeral his 5ss.dsncss::
10. SSs north Second street, his AFTEhN W w
O'Clock The friends OF ins ~ satsn nn %itous
further notice. - - 80 ss,l!
+ ! T,,ed. ON The 9th .instnnt, at 6:l6 A NJ
CHARLES e. SMITH, second son OF d s a: snu
~ RE fnnernl wiiT take place THIS
MOUNTING from the First Presbyterian cnu I.e
{Dr. Preston,s( at 1180 O'clock. - -.
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me- GOODS MUST BE CLOSED OUT
- BEFORE THE ARRIVAL OF
t.,..: -.--.- NEW GOODS!
!. ,,Eta THE LARGEST STOCK 49,. g..
EVER OFFERED IN THE CITY. THIS SEASON
q! t21'., OF THE YEAR!

tt-@ - OF The 1EAh1
- ..a1sIf..@tsl 50 E--ft' ~ '... '.-
SOC. BLACK IRON: GRENADINES reduced to
,9oc. COL0RED GRENADA MES reduced to 25c.;
COL RED DRESS GOODS reduced to less than
one half their value; z H.
BLACK LINING-SILK fall silk reduced to 25c.;
BLACK GROS-GRAIN. SILK reduced to 50 and
75c. from 90e. and 81; ..
BLACK GROS-GRAIN SILK reduced from S1.7o
to $1.10;
BLACK SILK at 1925 and s1.5o-reduccd from
50 and 1925; .-...s.....
COLORED SILKS from SOC. to 50 yard, embrs-
cling The Ia, gest stock ever offered In this city;
BLACK CASHMERES reduced from eOc. TO 5Oc.,
from sl.25 to s2Hc.;
ALL-WOOL MOUSEL1NE at size. worth fully
Csc; .,.. u. .,.... -. ..-...
BLACK. CASnsrEREsa 33c.;
The finest EMPRESS CLOTH imported at Sue
worth fully s5c.: ..-... :, =,
$50 dozen LADIES' LINEN HANDhEhCHlEfo
at 6c.-formerly soldat 1oc.; a.
4O-BONE HIP-GORE CORSEPS at 20c.;
L1lo-BONE sILK-EMBRoIDERED CORSETS at
fso various STYLES of coRsETs at great reduction
90 nieces STRIPED SKIRTING at lOc.-reduced
from 1876; .....,-..-
GINGuAMS in various styles ut 8, o, and 1Oc.;
Heavy IJNBLEACHED JEANS ut 2, 8, 8, and II &c.;
UNBLEACHED CoITONs at 3k'4 o, g. and &c. +;
PREACHED CoTTONS' at 3k, 8, and &c.;
h WAMsUTTA, I0c.; -. ..-.gas
~ FRUIT OF-THE-LOOM,s SIC;
= ANDROsCoGGIN, TIC; .4,.,a,
All DOMESTIC GOODS retailed at the nianufac-
turcrs' package value; ,.,'-.t....
CANTON FLANNELs ut 81. ext, 8, 8, 10, 12S,
and Ice. reduced fully 10 per cent. from last
seasons price; ..... 49,
ALL-WOOL FLANNEL, bought at the recent large
= Iaeo al, txn1o
& sale price; s.s.r -. .ss.!se.,.
40 pieces MATING at 15c. a yard worth fully
Csc. at 20 and 22c, reduced from SO and s nc. :
TABLE oIL-CLOTHSi at 25c. a yard. =
y Great bargains in thousands of other goods at
mn "a ~ ) 100 6. COHEN BROTHERS,.
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from fessrs. WEsr, JoHssTos q GO. fo 11t'
Nos. of this quarto publication BY the HAH-
.pgas. They nre
1,,e.,ed 6TERHsHsfoaHs
1 m YoInd luce. BIZ BENJAMIN D ISRAELI.
m apothsSsis OF slssgo. sA Satire. BY
7 EDWasp JesxI.s. ssss Sa
fss Yedss Resi- aeace Among The People
~ ~ arheas ssBy a,S snsnl' Daughter and
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MOURNING GOODS

.sE
MOURNING, GOODS: ..st-.a.
zoe. BLACK ALPACA reduced to 12Ec.;
4Oc. BLACK ALPACA reduced to 25c.; Fl" '
| 5Oc. BLACK: SiOHhIIs reduced to 35c.;
75c. BLACK MOHAIR reduced to Soc;
| 81 20 BLACK CASHMERE reduced 10 S7Hc.:
81 uuBIN,sl BLACK CASHMERE reduced to
75c. BLACK. CASHMERE (all woo) reduced to
.50c.;.:;. '.3.s:s@ =
We have full line OF .-...- ...
;@,' - MOURNING GOODS, .......
such as BoMBAZINE, TA1IsE. HENRIETTA,
and GRAPE CLOTHS, at bottom prices. Don't
buy any Mourning Goods before you look at SYCLE
BROTHERS,. y ..t 9aJ sssE' go. -. .'' '.
Anew lot of BLACK sILKs.
sl.75 BLACK SILK reduced to 81;
50 .25 BLACK SILK reduced to s1.25; ...
So. so BLACK SILK reduced 10 $3.50; r.. T.
The best lot OF BLACK SILKS In the world;
full line Of CoLoRED SILKS, for dresses and
| & triplming, from soc. 10 81; .'H ~ .'.-'.'.
20 pieces more of BUNTING at 12xc.. real value
FTENc I pIQUEs ut l 24c. worth Acc. ..... .
| HAMBURG EDGE AND INSERTING.
We will open an entire stock next week. The bal
ance of Edging will be closed out at prime COST
make room for the new stock. 81. ., .!.. So.
LADIES and CHILDREN's HOSE in hundreds Of
different styles;
LADIES EXTRA-sIZE HOSE, l2kc.;
1000 pairs STRIPED HOSE atrlOc.. real valne
25c.; u --.......
Three pair REGULAR-MADEH HOSE for 5Oc.;
Three pa1f GOOD HOSE for 25c.; -'
ri n S. -
LADIES' UNDERWEAR In g,eat Tartcty, from the
|; lowest to the finest; s..s.1# :. : ~ ,-.-.'
500 BATH-TOWELS from 10 TO 25c.;
25 o of those at 75c. reduced to 25c.; 49, Il. !
$50 more HUCK LINEN TOWELS at Csc;
1000 GENTLEMEN'S LINEN HANDkER-
CHIEFS at 12kc. worth Csc:
500 LADIES' LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS at 64c.
worth 12kc.; .E.. ..s.:r 'i.l-f ..-'. -",+
REAL ENGLISH HALF-HOSE. 2oc.; Il.
Good HALF-HOSE, 1916; .....-.
1000 pairs HALF-HOSE at &c. per pair.
500 boxes NECK-RUFFLING from 10 to 25e.;
], 900 CORSETS, ranging from soc. TO $3.50:
500 CORK CORSETS; one Of the easiest and best
fitting corsets for hesby people, and recommend
ed very highly by the medical faculty;
WHITE and COLORED TABLE-CLOTHS, rang
ing from 37kc. to $3.50 per yard;
The best TABLE-CLOTHS at 37Hc. in Richmond !;
$50 dozen NAPKINS from, 75c. to $3.50;
CASSlMEEES, Inv EiDS, anu oG<AA>o IVA SShtiS~
mems and boys' wear at the lowest prices;
A full line OF LACE CURTAINS and WINDOW
SHADES at reduced prices; ..-......
Soc CHINESE MATING reduced to 25c.;,
3Oc. CHINESE MATING reduced to 20c.;
We will open full line of CARPETS during Sep
TENDER. .....
We nave full liue in every department, such as
you will find In any 1rst-class store Fee O..
Thousands Of other goods too numerous to nell
ton for want Of space. SAL, HIS .s,i5..,.4s...'r
Persons wishing SAMPLE S will please send post
400 SYCLE BROTHERS,
=, .......-. 81 Broad street,
ono4 between Third and Fourth streets.
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We offer TolLET-sETs at SOC, 75c., &c., $50,
81;
VASES ut Soc. 75c., 99c., s1.50. Sl.9s pair;
LAVA VASES at Soc. 9ec., $3.50, S1.9S, $3.50
pair, ..-.-' ..
Elegant vERMILLION CUSPADORES, with gilt
decorations, at 99c. piece; ..--
A dozen styles of LAVA and TIN CUSPADORES
at 99c. pair; ..... Pr. .''
A beautiful line of LAVA and TERRA-COTfA
BUSTS and FIGURES at 99c.a piece;
Handsome FLOWER. POT IGURESat 99c.;
A beautiful assortment Of GENUINE. MAJOIh Iasa
in Vases, Fiower-Pots, Card-Stands, Bread
Plates, Nut Plates &c &C., &C.;
A very choice line of SMOKING SETS and TOBhG-
C0-BOXES- in Lava, Gilt, Frosted and Gold,
,Marmour Sc, &C.; --. 60. .y..s5
A full assortment of LUNCH-and WoRh-DAs-
kETS;
All sizes In SATCHELS. and VALlSEs. -.
We will sell at PRIME NEW Y0Rk. COST, or
less all OUR TOWELS. HOSIERY. SOCKS, HAND
KERCHIEFs, LINEN C0LLARs. Cuf a,s.r t ,Lts
DIES' UNDERWEAR. &C. We.want 10 clear tnls
line of goods out, and the price Is not SO much All
oopc' 10 'ne io'N'' o' ". A. STEVENS,
au 81 ,s.. ..,.' -. -. ooo pLo.o e-- &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-28

4 nszraPRAYER FOR THEs SUFFERERS
rp nm yrrIIfW.FEvER IN NEW ORLEANS ORR, 'ls
~ ng' rus q soItTHWEsT-Au union prayer-neet-
mo Of the presby or this city, conducted ny
Rey.JAMEs K.HAzEN will DO held in the iecsare re-
room or the Second ennrcn, on . msn
,e,,,ers Of all the congregations are invited TO
Ita IN PRAYER 10 God that the pestilence may be
STAYED and the affection sanched to- our churches
and people. iii. f.S3i+t;I3T Ia..a t,32At u -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-28
Silver and National Banks.

Mr., SHERMAN has commenced the cam
,paign in Ohio with much zeal. We extract
from his first speech he has to say on n
two points, which is marked by good sense,
With regard to one point, DIR. SHERMAN MA
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-28
is SPECIAL NOTICES.
BROTHERS,

~
y GeSl- YCLE BROTHERS, ,,.s.' a,sA.s.t
.,s-.s}. ...tI; f.-..:f: fs.i,3 80
~. .5s..f, l.sYCLE BROTHERS
are now receiving NEW GOODS daily; win open
new goods daily from now until 1eth Of September.
Wejust opened ~
si.#.1 1000 PAIRS Of BLANKETS, #
from Sc to $3.50. The goods were bought lately at
the auction sales! Parties Wishing Blankets should
supply themselves before cold weather. and examine
them before purchasing elsewhere. -:
49,, g.sfF,s.Cr,. ]. i-.:.:, .-.:.3r.s.. i ~.
$50 pieces RED, WHITE and COL RED FLAN-
)" NELs ranging from 12kc, 10 81 per yard;
Good ALL-WooL FLANNEL only zoe. per yard;
Extra wide FLANNEL only s5c.; .. .o j.e
ESQ pieces CANTON FLANNEL at all prices;
$50 pieces GINGHAsI from to loo. per:yard
$50 more Of those UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS at
eoc TO- ~ - ~ ~ 49, vs. ~.
400 more of those UNLAUNDRED SHIRTS
81; ..i >........... 49,. ...s
$50 more of those .UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS at
: 6Oc.; - ~ H.. .ss,. =. a.. u ~. ~
ITO rieces Of CHEvIOT, suitable for Laboring
Shirts. from sto 12Ec. .''"'.':