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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-24

p"''S w." '"'I' =" - III '>3 l,i2 .F1'iH!h 'T>
d'llolto nction iaay ha tXpacael ~ IL. 81;
Dur ana ne Capitalists VIE a;c eH!'s.ea H;!'
HE III LIS 'nIeIi''sS.
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w. "TGJ, xxx n"s"I Pc
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nv 10 u -: "'"c - ~" cur. was iahen
ny III n,'"., '''t 'cI'i'E susE.a'' '7 20
nc G' :, ',-''S''' 49, ''' ~ ~ v ~ q
w. C y. ~, ~ "" h,,o...,. L-o., a.,
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I 'or d. 49,, n'" ~ .Dog"o 'o.si'eu SCtA
.,s.,anfJ ~ ,r.,r ,.Ia., - =
d@t'g OF 'bc c;mlany.
Other minor pr'''GhF were also MEG.
"A Re'h'eh lot q Z sic OF the roai GHd rs r.
oreaoZ'u"n uuct' 'Hc p'+o ilc'nii2 aI1rtcd
al ba'!m!ri' WA: Eci' i:"G 81 eF conS'dafaoo
ol.cus'ion ai'' Il IN; c'u'sH Inc AoarioI vas
uoI'u'ueu o"f "'''' fHIAy.
- n huhor' Oh "'7I'"su''hcl lawyers rom
n"''uo'', h'"cu"''S' ~ "Ct2 I;eS a..
Tur V,pnIyr, Ai,nr,vD I,,,po.nr,cr
The Conrt ,n5agrd tSn crralrr cti',
day 10 hoa,irr nryu,cr,.. Nom difF'rr,. nr:ss.
tjoDs r,uv;oy on; q the ar,,ir.,;on ~ ~, r
~. ~ w. H. &c l1r sale 81 he Fif"l"i!
ni'u'Anu h!au' was c't'cIccI Oh u ll CT
'mosc l'Si''iuE t"E S1'c ma. 'h} HvIS NAG not
t on ocC" uet'. u'''"' 'o'4o'S "'i1 'I3 ci@!t'S
T. T. q 4 x ia ;. ris;m -, Yrhs':,r.;" ~,
10 ~ g. ~ H. ~ c;"i'1 u HH9S'iG'!oo
" 'no o,aoo NJ" !y.rl INC t'tu li'f'SaH2 o.
$500 .oV g., ~ ~: n.'. ih-,'tI7 "ri' vel loi
as,oI oo, ioi "', "r.' I"'S,,% i"'el
counsa I' g., 81 10 ~ iMsNt
a,,;o ,o' >, ~, hono ".'Lu y, n'Su
ga naN 81 n'n,rnJ ltno y, 'I 10y 20 "o'u
whrtbcr !; was i;c, ,hn .1"roh;so anu
ntoner,v Of I. ro,d .aI II thn "Talr -, ' -;
priority. the Cnurt ip,Iua!cd iha; ,yts.
pppsoy,r 20, rn..I,, I, e,.,i, ~ g.;
ci,y has htnn onC; ,,rI ,rcni ~ nv. v,rrsn ",,
Midland ra;,ost =, traoLi',.r II -, '''
,ow aamc, ir'ucI' n H., rn,J r. ell, H.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-24

ACCUSED or Observation-Disclosures j ;serh
>slrGrIs. OF the st.Gmer Hudson. Of tho Crcin
we'll line, en- bis arrival st New York Yesterday
irJm Now uricars Was arrested by Detective
Cannon, Of tho Steamboat Squad. He WAS taken
TO F,lc Hcsdquertsrs and arraigned before
Suo"rla.oEdeat Wal'ing. who informed him
that be hal n warrant fer his srrest, charging
him with bisamy. Il is alleged that Saunders
has two wives living il Baltimore He va,
licked up q. tho Central Clics TO await the ar
'ivsi OF! the necessary papers from tho Stste
authorities
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-24
Walking NafcIl.

NEW loYK, Sept. 22.-Thcro were not
mere than 300 persons i'll the gsrIan to-day
at o'clock tut most Of the pedestrians we're
on TIC track and were doing good wolk. The
Gil was pure a5d iDv:goralng. Eouis took
Gny b:ici its!s aud continues in good form.
Weston took y sleep of nearly nine hours,
which cent him Away to tho rear Of his o2po
aents. When taking the track to day &c seemed
last as risky ard lively as yesterday.
The receipts from clock yesterday morn
my ualli 5 .. IN. to day amoultci to IS. 800
The sc1:c Ct - O'clock stood Weston. 1876
niles. > Laps RoHel, $50 miles , laps; Hsz.
ar', :222l snl'cs; Guyou, ga miles, laps: Ennis,
2u5 Ei'cS; 3 lep.; Psucto.. lSj mills; Merritt,
10 ni'r:, j isis; Hart. ODD miles, laps; Kro.
ha>, lbs p.i'c.; in5 or no. miIt s. 5 lan. j ck-
son. -" nr:'r1 e lar; ialderrcycr, lS3 miles,
lI.r. AZ T. o'e1ck there YVES 90 botlirg
akr;ES. I;,w.I
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-24

pOTARY KNIFE, PEACH and APPLE
~ PARER CHE best thing cut) for sale at SO
King street, corner of Royal.
aug27 j. T. CREIGHTON & SON.
TALClCAKE-whit and all the desirable
~ shades foT ksl.omining walls, &C.; also
fine Kslsomining Brushes just received by
sug2 Z. S. LEADBEATER d BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-24

BANQUET 70 FERNANDO WOnD Tho
fteHch c)maiNee havog ia charge tn, pro-
po4!dFrioc| Ancrcsu I!caiy ofo1mmeic, gave
tA'p!H y@strldH cv.tiag 10 hoaar Ct tho
lI3D. Fc:nlnda Wood, I'll NV York. Covers
s'":' ia;'! '"r 100 luc,i. Couat fauah:r deUsr
r~a = 5"'Crhi Frat c.. cccupcd the c5tir. Gov.
N";r-, Minister It thc lI0icI States; Gov.
trt:rhiia, H1r: nj Henr,sl of the Uoited STATE, :;
NJ. l's-sy, Il Bsr,n E'lcngsr's bank; III. Ger.
t'''chi '.Y,' rarre-"afsvliss If The Chamber. of
l. mI'r'! "i rams, Hli.ieany and Macon, nod
Il -!n:Piiis'ns, AtErfc,u a1dEoglish press, wcro
r'sseni. Gcasts to the health OF PrGsdcn,
i'aytS - tic I'D ny Of the press. to inc Irield
s'rp tfEfaGcJ Sid tic Uoited States. we're
p:H?a5:'! a.i enthusiastically r:c:i7ed \
gccat G!e"'ing 10 pronot, tho treaty i! "a
uaucc,i 20 re hel' o7 Ooob2r 81 10 III, CIR.
ea1 OF lbo Champs Ey8oos.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-24

MIXED SEASONING FOE PICKLES.
AVA prepared from choice receipt; Soc per ID.
sep II LUNT s. DAVIDSON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-24

T AROQURS BITTERs. Hostettsrs and
- Walkers Bitters, Hamburger PlMtsrs,
and Koenig's Hamburg Drops, for sale BY
el9 I. STABLER q 90.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-24

TOPELAND's TEA SETS, something new1
~ Call and see them at
Z. j. MILLER d Co.'s,
sep1 65 King street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-08


1.-THE; SUNDAY QUESTIONS IN BALTIMORE
TheES Society Of Lawtsnd Rights belda meet
Ing at Raine,s Hall Friday; evening. The
committee on the mo- ttieation OF the Sun
day law. reported 1.-The draft OF q bill to he
submitted tosthe Legislature Alta meeting
In January IL provides for thetotal suspen-
sion OF nil business of every kind npto 2P.
III. sunday, after which. such business rs;
is deemed necessary shalt be transacted
behind closed doors and windows, under q
heavy penalty for violation Ole the statute.
a. member of. the: Society stated that tit
desires that: Sunday :shall be observed ast a.
day OF rest, aud they want Ehate whatever
Business iaftRanaaeeedpH Guild s;abnes az
guiftlgaas bielran aosoras net to offend
arn1isinct Shpsa Ehp Assirei sor ohssrYe the
slaKgifDa eseipre, Mi thslrsl taph lahas
work absolutely necessary shah be done In
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-08

DISCUSSION BETWEEN MAJOR; GREGORY AND
! JUDGE LICY-THE AsPIBlNT FOR THE SPEAK
= ERsHIP OF THE HOUSE ROUGHLY HANDLED.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.I I.
- ~ CHARLES Ctr COURTHOUSE, T.
.es,d51 Vs. September d, 1879. q
arrived at the Courthouse rather late
this morning and found the "soyereigns
had already assembled in considerable num-
bers. A mass-meeting had been called by
the County Conservative Committee, and
Judged W. Lacy, who represents the coun-
ties of New Kent and Charles City in the
Legislature, had announced his intention to
address the people. Fun was expected
from the first, and when, a few days ago, it
came to be rumored abroad that Major W.
+. &. Gregory would be on hand to discuss
the debt question with Judge Lacy, it be-
gun to look like business too The day was
clear and beautiful. bht, to The eye OF the
political mariner, there was little cloud on
the horizon" no bigger than man hand -
which seemed to indicate that wool would
be likely to Fly before night. This expecta-
tioH was more than fulfilled. -t5t,.s -: !
Shortly after; IL O'Clock the people adj
iourned from the tavern, the green! and
tsome say the bar-roon, and gathered ii,
the court house, which was we'll filed with
as Intelligent an audience as. you can fud
anYwhefeint this State Mr.. John l. nW alker
was called 10 the chair, aaa Judge Lacy
took the hoof. Hisspaeeh Of one hour and
tWeilt ri inmates was con finedz chiefly 10 an
aecoufat Eos his stewaf dship, and stating his
obIestioHs TO the MeGuHoeh settlement. AS
these fare the same In the main as those
OF the Mozarters,in general, ! suppose your
readers know them dd Rdusednl,f aud they
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Mosher. may IEo out % sWInl 80 }
,ag;YeG nv dafffna d2uRhters 80

fr,ss,I -Ep, But don't 90 near sas Outtst. Is.
Judge Iacy,s. effort WINS far DeioW Wnasj
his friends had expected. BE seemed g Ies.
that he, was, lighting in q bad cause. r le.la
the first 1t was evident thai &c a,a no 800 LIZ
the audience Of, bis side, His best Things
ieii 'on. cold ears, and failed 10 elicit even
the slightest enthusiasm. ri 9s9t. ,,. -,
when he took hts seat az last, and Major
Gregory came to the. front, things put on q
different aspect. IT was the MAJORS nEsI
ar,pearance among the Charles City people,
and he gave them d treat and they gave MIN
q reception which neither will soon forget.
From the ,irst he had things his own way.
The audience were, In perfect sympathy
q with him. and round followed round OF an
.plause as shot aiiershot went straight nome
to the mark. It was o mastery ana unap-
sWerab1e argument in favor OF the settlement
under the McCulIoch bill; an oYerWbelm-
ing array of facts and figures; each Dropo-
sition was illustrated by familiar examples
which seemed to satisfy the duliest UNDER
standing. We cannot attempt even synopI
sis OF the Majors speech for want OF space j;
but those who heard it will not soon forgetlt.
Each OF the. speakers bad a reply speech,
and Judge Lacy's friends expected him to
. come back NV ith a vim, but in this they
were disappointed. He came to the MAJ K
.ieebls, and labored painfully; but the Ma.
jor had so completely taken the wind out OF
his sails that be was utterly becalmed. he
tried the dodge Of Patrick Henry and the
ParSSps ia Gq1f Fl but gr speedily came to grief as
"1There is but one opinion on the court
green to-night-that Gregory is ." too
many" for Lacy. Said an honest farmer.
" He wound him UP as tight as my: clock"
After the speaking resolutions endorsing
the settlement and deprecating any interior
ence Herewith were unanimously adopted.
Score one for Charles City, and roll on the
ball. - .rf';.' '2..' 1850 '.'> ID. -.
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DEATHS.


Died. Saturday morning, September 6, 1879, at
ten minutes pat O'Clock. OF typhoid dyseniery,
Mrs HANNAH II. CLARK, wife Of w. Is. Clark,
IN the furty-eirhth year or her age.
Her funeral VIII take place at Pine-Sreet Baptist
church SUNDAY. AFTERNOON at 81 O'Clock.
The friends Of the family are requested TO attend.
Died, on the 5th Instant. st 3 2. ~, ANNIE SA-
BINA, Infant daughter of:George aud Gather tDe
Wiggers; aged one year and eighteen days. '
~ .Young andlovelyt hast thou left us-
FLED Thy mothers fond embraced ., $50
Gracious God. thou hast bertft us, -!
- Hide no! from US now Thy face 81 90.
sTorn abruptly. torn asunder. "."....
g: Scarcely time for faith and prayer; $50
Scarcely lime my loss to ponder, co. -.
Or my heart to aught prepare. ,.r
' s.Whtre look we but unto heaven -
-l,. ai. There onr treasure Is removed; - j
Lent little while--n0t given;. ., ~
Yet that loan how fondly loved" ...;
Ter funeral will take place from st. Mary's church
SUNDAY AFTERNOON ati4 O'Clock. Friends and
are respectfully invited to attend
without further notice.. .,.s....... .., .,.... p
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: ChPROJI, COUNTY.
COLONEL. JOHN DICKINSON NOMINATED FOR RE-
ELECTION FROM THE SIXTH DISTRICT.

COLONEL JOHN DICKINSON NOMINATED FOR RE-
ELECTION FROM THE SIXTH DISTRICT.
ICorres pondcnce of the Richmond Dispatch.l
!, HILLsvILLE, VA, September 4, 1879.
The Senatorial Convention OF the Sixth
district met here to-day-Colonei W.. Il.
Sutherland president Of the Convention. e.
{, Colonel John Dickinson, Of Grayson, was
renominated On the tenth ballot. -:
. Able speeches were delivered by Colonel
Davis, OF Grayson: r. NJ. Brown; and Colo
mel Coltrane, Of Carroll DR.. stiggleman,
or Floyd; and Colonel A. Staples, of Pat
rick. ,.eaG,,z.t i III $40 80, y ri.
: Resolutions were adopted. endorsing, the
action Of the State Executive Committee on
the public debt. ...,.o.I ..te.s, i; -, ~ r
The district is safe Tor honesty. Yg b..
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MET, COHEN BROTHERS ARE NOW

Il NE. COHEN BROTHERS ARE. NOW
OFFERING. Wr 49, GEs.i ~ 5:s-is -
500 dozen LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S LINEN
:, HANDKERCHIEFS three for 25c., most or
y, which are valued at 25c. each; .,, -s
Also, large stock OF fine FiEMSTITCHED HAND
KERCHIEFS al near one half their value: %.
200 pieces Of SILK BEREGE and TISSUE VEIL
ING ut considerably less than market value;
so pieces REAL BREToNNE LACE ut less price
than the Imitation:
Also. large stock Of PATENT vALENCIENNES.
r. TORCHoN. FRENCH. and other REAL and
IMITATION LACES for considerably less than
market value; " =ts
F420 pieces of "EVERLASTlNG ~ COTTON
TRIMMING at rs and 35c. piece of twelve
i. yards generally sold at near double. sec
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WYTHE DISTRICT

). HoGE TYLER NOMINATED FOR REFLECTION
TO THE sENlTE4 &c CHARLES J. MATTHEW'S, OF
GILES, FOR THE HOUSE SPEECH OF SENATOR
WRITER'S. 80 s.-'l',>i-- ,,.''..''., ..,
- lCoirrrespondence Of the Richmond Dfspatch.1 =
:, - NEwBERS, Va, September 4, 1879. "
The Conservative Convention to nominate
candidates for the. Fifth senatorial. district,
composed Of the counties OF Wythe, Bland,
Pulaski, and Giles, met in Newbern to-day.
j. Hoge Tyler was n dominated for reelection
over Robert C, Kent, OF Wythe. 80
The Convention for Giles and Pulaski
then met aud nominated Charles J. Mat
theWs, Of Giles. The nominations are con-
sidered strong ones, and feel confident OF
their election.
Colonel r. E. Withers is present and ma
king grand speech. A large concourse OF
people is present, and great enthusiasm
prevails. >....
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- COHEN BROTHERS ARE ,

eT COHEN BROTHERS ARE Of
FERING, of-sheir -e~n-direct importation, ON
which they save their customers from 10 to rs per
cent o.,y-s ... -
az pieces Samuel Couttauld's ENGLISH GRAPE;
1870 bieces BIIA CK' cAsHM kRE5; ~ -
The Paris favorite KID GLOVES 'Eerey Seam
iess''; alsos full line In THREE, FOUR-,and
.sIX-BUTTON, the = Lucia Undressed,> KID
:. GLOVES, now most extensively favort,es In the
i European market; they are enabled to offer
u them at 81. 25 forihree-button. $50 for four.
- button. and 81 40 for six-button: i
Also, q large stock or BLACK. and cOLORED
SILKS. ~~.. ----~'-----'.-.- SEQ
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s1notherFieId-Day'

1,hts dsy Monday, September stoIVsa1
,rcn..rv,tiye party, or, indeed, the gfoas
.r,ny Of the CeBimoswealth, has anoe = :
s,ld.t,ay, when the intrepid volunteers tof
shs psbaic defeuoe will meet the men w
IN srts aud articles and tricks ana sulss
rpetkeds. are es4eavoripg to defeat tse PoE
Sfer Il sthe ssate and throw the peopse pac ~
.lrta eanfusios md the public creaR my my
!, r,a,a rraysr,ent and ruin. The wEese ota a.s'
1911 81 course, be miserable fre1n appFs;
n.ns,on and distress. With suca evils ~
seht againstanti such gallant 'taisd deTo'ea
,nen TO make The fIght victory most pc Co %
creed by brsxery, and that will settle 'ao"n :.
unen ,,theIr banners, beautiful, aud waite
Hinged. the sign OF peace, serenity, ana
; snsppiness. ~ ,,-
ITO ayNs sonday, September STD the gar a.
aapt soldiers OF the Common "eaHa VIII ",
the following appointments. Aaio CaAaass
woodstock; Hon. R. l.. 7. BEA1E, NORTH.
sunderland Coui thouse; W. W. BERRY anu
Hm. .JoRs r. TUCKER, Fincast1e; Captain
Iouy n. CHAMBERLAYSE, Hoo. JoaS GooDE,
and Hon. R., e. WlrHEKs, Su9ok Major
.8oHN ". DANIEL, DR.. A. a. NeSTsfho' ana
1,antoin FRASKY. WINSTON, Louisa Court
house. Hon. THOMAS s. FLoIRNoY and Hon.
;THoaa as WHITEHEAD, Campbell Courthouse;
Major ": F. C. GREGORY and 5. 6. WHIT
TIE, Esq, Henry Courthouse; General
Era HusToS and General 'WIELIAA Fl.
PAVE, Leesburg, Loudeun 8 Hon. A. IL.
KELLEY and Hon. ". D. QuEsENBERR!Y.
Bowling Greea,. Caroline ;rPsc W. MckIN:'
NET, Esq, and A. 4. PBLEGAR,;sE ESQ.,
Eytheville; General WILLIAM B., ITALIA
PERRo, Mathews Courthouse Captain
GEORGE u. WISE, Lunenburg Courthouse;
and Hon. W. W. WALKER, Shenandoah. :
There are some superb appointments In
this list. The people will have rich treat.
Some OF the best speakers are sent to impor'.;
tant districts. What is better is that these.
sneakers are full OF zeal and patriotism, and
theT will make sad havoc amongst the pub
lie disturbers who are fighting for neither
the honor or peace and happiness OF the
country, but for the miserable personal am-
billion OF very, miserable persons, for they;
are men not at all animated by the desire OF
promoting the happiness and independence
OF their people. : We 1bytte our readers to,
the list Of speakers on the field-day. AS the,
gallant public speakers enter. RI the arena, and
their generous and disinterested ardor 1s
contrasted with the selfish and personal am
bition Of their tricky adversary, he sinks,
down, and that so rapidly that it will go
hard for him. TO- hold out to the election.
We fear he will break down before, that day
and that no such conflict as desired may
take place. It is proper that good fight
should be bad, that the victory may be SO
we'll earned and complete thai, we shall hnya.
tsolid and lasting, peace because OF the Utter
defeat OF the public enemy. 'at.'''z
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,,l5fsEs 6 / NOTICES

b ~ COHEN HRoTHERs WILL Dr.
FER on MbHDAx-
reneraf value ofswhich is 15e.; 80 pieces ut
92c., valued at 83c.
.x1So.1mrgeHsckoffn e imported N HITEFLAN-
NELS considerably under market value. -
500 pairs WHITE BLANKETS at front 75c. to IS
-s. saar--Ieas fhan Lass seasons ETices..
$50 dozen LADIES, MISSES and CHfLDREN's
HOSE, in Ill .fis new designs Of The coming sea.
son;
60 dozen LADIES' BGERINo KNIT VESTS at Gee:
a., the same quality sold last season q 6oc. Better
qualities preportionately reduced. se6
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I. Our Salem corrcspo telegraphs that
IA. "A: PHLEGAR has been unanimously re-
nominated for the Senate, and that u. Al
EDxoSDsoN. has consented to run for the
House. Splendid. -s,.tl,, g..i.:.rds.t, ..,:2 ,,5
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Rooms STATE CONSERVATIVE
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, :

The following canvassers have been APP
pointed :.----.-.,...-.e-.--.,-s-
First Congressional District-B. T.
Bland.
Fourth Congressional .District-R. B.
First Senatorial Distriet-John "A. Blu
chanan; James u. White, A.. G: Cummings.
...,s.s.lr.nTweltth Senatorial trictE. r: Dam
fifteenth Senatorial Dlstrict-H. W.
Mnrray. = 81 81 Ta[W .ILEA, .j%FL :.
Fourteenth. Senatorial District-E. "A,
Snowden. 49, -,
TEsatsth = Senatorial District NJ
.1iTwsntY:nini bssnstoriai District Charles
II. Collier, Fletcher II Archer
81 Tbirty-eiahth Senatorial District--Dr. r.
H. Power, w. r. Willis, G. M. Peek :7,et
Thirty.ninth Senatorial District-A. B.
Eyans,l .ti2,2a ..E HAtEiKH la.
Augusta County-yohn w. Stout. 10
Cumberland County, Colonel S. F. Cole.
man, Captain John A. Booker, John S.
Adams, Dr. r.. p. Walton, !. T6opas @.
Adams, John p. Reynolds: %'.~+ e4.,r
Elizabeth City, County-R. n. Watson,
8. w. Armistead. !lr,.-
Floyd County Joseph u. Howard. ,feT.
Frederick County-D. 81. Bragonier. 49,
James City md Wiiliamsburg-H. B.
Warren, r. L, AFmistead. S..;....1 ;,x
Lancaster County4-Lloyd Smith, ~
Petersburg-Robert Gillian, Jr. 2. ,,s.,,@
Richmond County-W. A. Jones.
Warwick County Charles T.. Groome,
Henry f. Jones. 49, .a3.I.
n. Wessmorelaud Counts-R. Byrd Lewis.
49, York Connty-William j. Stores, Stafford
ct. Cooke, William T.. Messick. ls...
j. BELL BIGGER, Secretary
Conservative papers please copy. i 81 /.
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The Standard celebrated its first anniyer-
sary Saturday. Mr.. JAMES has made it an
unexceptional family paper, and richly de-
serves the success he has achieved. %A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-08

~ FALL STYLES MILLISER
NOW REAnY-yRs +. HUTZLER, 525 Broad
street Richmond, Va, has just returned from her
first northern trip, with new and complete line or
FALL MILLINERY. All the new shapes of Hats
In Canton, Milan, Coburg, and Fancy Straws Vel
ye,s plain and GiaDgeable Silks Fancy Piushes.
Satins Ribbons I'm NIL t. hades. Call early for
new Il, les at low prices. Mrs. F. HU'rZLER,
au 81 B25 Broad street.
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~ AN IMMENSE STOCK OF
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS,
PCR CHASED Al THE RECENT LARGE TRADE j.. =
H IN NEW YORK,
are now ready for inspection al
SICLE BROI HERS.
F.. =

ESQ pieces Of BLACK CASHMERE FROM IT,.
81 per yard-thc iarce,t stock in :hr city. n,a
purchase before looking al til. ,t",s.
$50 pieces new.styic MADRAS GlNGI!AM>:
l75 pieces NEW DRESS GOODS, rrom :.
37j:c. per yard;
100 pieces NEW SILK, black All! co'0rs!
75c. to 50 per yard :
Handsome BLACK aud COLORED SATiE>:
800 pairs BLANKETS. TO De- so'! u; one h4lE
value; $50 BED-QUILTS. fGpm Il 10 :
600 MARSL!LLES QUILTS TT ics, In.
half their value. Iioiel-kerpfr, AMI ir..
snould avail themselves of thrsi. : reat bar.
800 pieces WHITE and COLU4ED FLANH.
at old prices;
4 large stock Of C4ISsIMEEES FOR men Al &c.,
wear;
900 >HIRT-FRONTS At l2l:".r"si v,luc =
LADIES and GESTLEMtN'S thDEENI "
very cheap;
800 dozen TOWELS. froru G.. to 5Cc. ai,i'c..
eco dozen NAPKINS, fruGl 5Qc. 10 ~; .
dozen;
500 CORSETS. from 37i.r. To- Il ~ apiece;
A large LOT Of REMNANTS of IRISH LINEN;
$50 pieces CANTON Flannel, hom .. TO-
per yard;
HOSIERY In crest variety fer ladies' and c'; -.
We have thousands Of pairs Ia select il"Ia,
The largest assortment Of CARPETS. 81
TISGS. RUGS. and OU.-CLDTliS IN th. r.,
In WINDOW. SHADES and LACE CuRTHl'
our stock IL complete.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-08
setsIALt NOTICE.
stF FALL SEASON, 1879. =,
THALHISER BROTHERS.

=. 4 - =. r.
- THALHlSEg BROTHERS,
2eo1 BROAD, CORNER SIXTH STREET.
We take great pleasure in Informing I'm,
and the public generally that we arc now
our ''aS
FIRST SUPPLY oF'SBw FALL, eoor.S
Il shall be our aim during The entire ,e..o,
to our customers all the "'"'7
NOVELTIES aud NEWEST STYLES OF coon.
just as soon as they arc pu. in market.
Our large increasing trade enables Il. ,o,
larger quantities. and we will BE- abIe 70 .or a
bargains than ever. " '.I
= We shall open on MONDAY. seu,emb., &,
tremendous stock Of ''
WHITE, RED, and CoLoRgD FLAyyrrs
Just purchased at AUCTION.
These goods arc worth every 1ra.s ,,.,r,..
there has never been anything 10 ,i.,sc,,y,,.a,,
Mt such ps1ccs. -
BLACK CAsHNERES: BLACK c,suuvp,.
We have just purchased 10. c:str-v.,,.o
among which Is our a-woGl uu,n.cr :. :
hest quality and the Greate,; bart,rn the so, , ",
Richmond have ever horght. AZ, tnw,u, orr.
GOODS viii do well I" give us,clu
LADIES, CIITLDRES'S. and MEMS r.>-,,..r
WEAR ny the cargo. We can show the ,s,y, ,,'
best assortment Of these goods In the ely
DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS,
In . 81.
ceiyed.
CASslMHREs, CLOTHS. TABLE LINZ,
SHAWLS, NAPKINS. BLANKETS. or
KID GLOVES, Ribbons, COEsrT>. ana ,.
sand other articles all 10 be sold At .c,,nps,1..,,
TRY Our SOC. CSLAuSDEIED >!nKG-r.sr
LINEN BOSOM AND CUFFS.
Our new fal!-style DOMESTIC rAprE y,u,
IONS are row IN. 4 fnil a-.ort,Err, arw.,
hand. Catalogues free 1T
TliALHIMEE GE0TuFr>,
sc 6-s,M&W COL Bread. rorrer >i,,h,-a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-08

Ms- BLACK CASHMERES BLACK
CASHMERES I'VE show a full assortment Of
BEST BLACK "ALL-WOOL FRENCH CASH
MERES. AS we IRE closing out our stock. we are
prepared TO offer extraordinary INDUCEMENTS 10 rur-
cha:ers. Use 81 - levy BROTHERS..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-08
WOOD AND a;<sNEI.

THO FUEL CONSUMERS.-My friends
l. and pai roDs arc respectfully Informed that am
now prepated to furnish them, at the Invest prices
and OF the best quality, alt sizes ANTHRACITE,
SPLINT, and BlTUMINOUS GOALS, aud GAS
and NATURAL COUklNG:CUkE: OAK and
PINE W0UD-long cooking ami kindllns lengths,
n S05 east Main street, j. B. WATKINS.
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