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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-27

records aud valuable books and papers,
also q nentIg finished sky-Ifghted room for
Court Of Appeals.s When completed Aii-
gusta will hive one of the best court-honses
in the State. 20
Among the local canYassers Captain Jo-
seph Bumgardner. for this District. has
taken the war-patfl and spoken already at
IN Highland, and fMillborof, IN
Bath. The cause Of an honest settlement
has an able and earnest advocate in him.
General Echos has an appointment at WIN
chester for the Isl OF October. A big Gay
is anticipated there. y ,..sg. -
:. A card is published, signed by the recog-
nized Resdinsters OF the county, callpg
upon s.. Brown Allen for the, Senate, -. y.
Vanlear and E. a Fulcher Tor the House,
to announce themselves as candidates. sohe
IL not two Of these gentlemen are known 10
be in favor OF the McCplloch law, anu me
platform laid down for them IN the call mas
only one plank in it-viz., opposition to an
increase of taxation. There Is much doubt
expressed as to whether all OF these gent'e-
men will accept the call.
A telegram received BY the p1nd.cdloT
last night from the Warm springs gives an
enthusiastic report Of speech maze DY
Major Gregory there yesterday, and says II
the State Committee will send him back TO
speak to the people again, the fourth uurs-
day in October, they will carry the county.
The people here were very much d1Sap-
pointed that Maior Stringfellow did not pat
In an appearance last Monday, and there IS
strong hope that the committee VIII send
him up to US next October court. ....-.
There was a heavy frost here last night,
and Tam, surprised to see that very little
damage was done. '@,i't.. .". 80 Penn.
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A writer in late issue OF the wing,
signing himself "Northcrn Settler from
Mecklenb burg" takes occasion to deny a
statement lately published in tic Dispatch
to the effect that the northern settlers in that
section were in favor OF the settlement Of
the State debt as accomplished by the Legls-
lature. He pretends to have found onl y
two such men in his extended travels
through that county. We can state with
out fear that out OF about four hundred
northern settlers in and around Chase
City there is scarcely man who is not
in favor OF the settlement, and we are at a
loss to imagine where this correspondent
got his information, which is so devoid OF
truth. These northerners have had g wider
political and commercial experience than
we, and well know how disastrous repu-
diation would be, and they are fully aware
Of the great injury being done our State by
the continued agitation OF this question,
and are therefore anxious TO see this matter
settled as soon as it possibly can be consti-
tutionaIIy with credit to the State.-heyS-
uite Herald.
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BRUNSWICK COUNTY.

STURGEoNvILLE, Va, September %. 1870.
Editors Dispatch: Perhaps some OF your
readers would like to hear something OF the
political condition OF our county at this STIR
ring epoch. The Wolfgang has deafened
us with the clamOr of the most discordant
bowls that ever rang in the ear OF humanity.
am glad to state that they make no impress
sion upon our citizens. Their financial dis
courses and orations are clothed in mist OF
technical terms, and "the peeler bonds"
"tbe brokers' BILL" etc., not being express
sions to be easily understood by people who
are better vcrsed in the mystery OF the to-
bacco. culture than in political affairs, the
whole OF every sermon is enYeloped in
veil OF incomprehensibilty, and proves to
the greater part OF the audience an unintel-
ligibIe jarson. The Little Generals prln-
cples are too we'll understood; he is exc
Grated by the vrtuous and detestcd by all
classes. I write to correct mistake that
seems prevalent in Petersburg. that Bruins
wick is solid for Malone; it is false. Re-
spectfulIy, PHILO.
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a H;storu of Bristol Parish. va. With
GeneaIogies OF Families Connected There
With and Historical Illustrations. by
Rev. PHILIP SLAUGHTER, D. D., author OF
the Histories of st. Georges ana 81.
Marks Parishes, and Corresponding
Member Of Historical Societies OF 9lr-
oinia, Wisconsin, &c. Second Edition.
Richmond: j. W. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
This is most interesting book. which has
reached its second edition. Dr. SLAUGHTER
bonors himself in the, peculiar, devotion
which he shows for that kind OF history
which relates to most revered phase Of our
early social history. II we contemplate the
social and church intercourse OF our pro-
yincial and early State history we regard
perhaps the most estimable condition OF
civil life. DR.. SLAUGHTER, we say, donors
himself in giving some account OF that life,
and marks the course OF history that is
dear to lls all, no matter Of what religious
persuasion or what political opinion we
may be. DR.. SLAUGHTER goes about in the
spirit OF OLD MORTALITY. with this differ
ence: that OLD MORTALITY was actuated by
a spirit OF fanaticism, whilst Dr.. SLAUGH-
TER is inspired by love Of humanity, and
would prolong the memory OF the best peo-
pie and the most refined and gentle times
which we believe ever existed on this earth.
For sale by RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
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SPECIAL Tyrssrr,
10 NEW STOCK. FALL c,C
u. K T.. YITTHDrpv.
b27 BROAD yTryy.

"ho"D BfEyEf
VIII open on MONDAY the h,yc.,
complete stock Of DRY GOODS IN Tho wv H.
chased In New York at auction c,- ,.., ~ ~.
at less than old prices. =" .'@r,
BLACK CASHMERE a, 1914, IT,, %
aLLL::W0OL ELAcK chsnuypr ? ~
SO, 60. 20. SO. SIC ana - ~ st 81. l.: :,
'"I M ho m t "I.A' K CA-iTFp,
DRESS GOODS In al the lat.s, ,.-,,, ,"
lies; from Sc. Der yard Il, ibs H. - 'hH ,,...
BLACK SILKS, from Irrr,1p' fr ~, 80 1in'd.
yard: '"' '''H' Ti".' g..
I t9Gk 0 =, Pr BII p SILK nor> :, '>''
$50 ble,s WHITE. RID. EtrIr .''ts
EELtaNSEi.S. In plain aud ~. =, -" ,h14r
t TrhhaSaELs a. I2A -. IGL. "a o.; "h.fs
pr icse goods are ten per cant s., I' ~ y,
cAE ioT IN bss, MEL at / 5
'oo pieces CAL,I0 at &c. per y7rI.
Tons re.atlsa r a. h iED 'o4 Brown g..
CARPETS, CAKPhTs-CAErE't.,'
on On sheSe goods We are The loves. n IN a'""
HgaP CARPETS at .Ic. !. ,.s.' - 'o'
Wool CARPETS at p. =; ~ la1 GO:
SO, 65, 10, 75c.ra : lor .Ir 81. =" e.,
EL5 SlIn. 9 ~: 4, seo. PEI r,,,
COCOA MATTLNGs from ,g,',r - j. l. t91 -
TAPESTRY and VELVET Mt
very large stock at YER : 9r,a ana Rrr>~t
UNDERWEAR for ladh, +r.,,'I''t1
men-a complete a>sctt!nen' W. AIi sr,.s. ..
LADIES' YESTS.-iUU d. iru .,
apiece, regular price : aii.c,.. s a'i =. ;.~
goods before You buy -' ''-H - '.-..
MEDICATED SHIRTS aud DRAWrf.s
temen at : 25c. apf.cr. r,.ti,, - ."r -
UEDERSHlRTS n %. 80. a.; 5'..'
9Oc. and IL apiece '' 80 ~. u. =
HOSIERY. NOTIONS.
CASSIM ERES foi men. and h"y.'u...
TRIMMINGS
FIRING ES. WOOL and SILK GLgyt>
CLOAkS and sliAWE>, th. larIe,, ,,,.I
exhibited: ' :. p.
CLOAKS from 81 10 $3J
Give Us Il call.
Sc 20-SM&W - -' i,-.. '',' -"
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Isrscra8 rnEsIDEsgrAL ELgcTess Tin
Bals|mofssssas Ansrscassss Waahlng tons corre-
s,ondesit las found j mares nest He SAYS
certain ieaaing Democrats propose y have
the LegIssatures meet next winter and pro.
vide for the appointment of electors by the
,Lerfstatures instead 81 by.a vote OF the peo
piel ISWhere.no regular meeting Of theLe
.eisIaaure .iste<berheld- dufipg. theecoming
winter be proposes to, have theirrrespective
governor callextra sessions. ,3st1
~ ounhs,sto be- done. There issno other
way4 10 prevent the deputy marshals, on
Radical tools, from bnlld1ye,zlinng the. voters
int, y,ao, dtiiis the Republican ticket t
: Ohio ought toodo the same thing. souttlh
Carolina always elected her electors in that
way Before the war. -. -. .S,-
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The above calculation Of Auditor Taylor
is made upon the supposision that the whole
debt will be funded under the McCulioch
bill, and il this should not be done, OF
course the saving as shown by his figures
would not be made Rockingham Regis
ter.
True; bat who will be to blame II the
State loses al those millions and millions
OF dollars by the failure of the McCULLocH
bill? The Agitators VIII be responsible; for
that great crime il it should ever De com
mitted. But it will not be. Their Will is
good, but the power is wanting. The.set.
Element will be made; and when made, OLD
Virginia viii have saved many millions Of
dollars, as we'll as her good name and fame
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STAUNTON.


THE Ro.Rp OF VISITORS OF THE DEAF. DUMB,
AND BLIND INSTITUTION TRY TO ELECT
NEW PRlNcIP L-IMPR0yENENTS-CAN-
yAssERs ON THE wAR.PATH-AS OPPOSITION
TICKET FOR AUGUSTA, &c.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.I
SEPTEMBER 26, 1879.
The Board of Visitors Of the Deaf, Dumb,
and Blind Institution, consisting of Messrs.
+. II. Skinner, Edward Echols, Of Staun-
Albemarle; and c.. C.. Henkel, Shenan-
doah, had d long session Wednesday. The
chief business before them was the election
OF a principal to succeed the late C. D. Nc
Coy whose recent death has been noticed.
There were six names before the Board.
Professor T. s. Doyle, of the Institu-
ton; Professor Leonidas Poyntz, of Staun-
tom; ,sGDr. e. S. Hamilton, superiBtend-
ent of city schools; Mr.. William
Frazier, of Augusta; Mr.. O.. D. Cook, OF
Wheeling,- w. Va; and Mr.. Haslip, OF
Shenandoah The consideration Of the
claims and fitness Of these gentlemen for
therimportant position occupied the atten-
ton OF the Board all day and late into the
night, and finally, not being able to make a
Selection, they adjourned the matter over to
Thursday the 9th OF October, Professor
Doyle acting SIS principal meanwhile.
A daily Fair Journal Is to be issued here
during the Agricultural Fair, furnishing
1.-THE programme of each day and other mat
bters ioi interest: nItWilfissue from the Yin
dictator Office. -- -,
| Extensive improvements and additions
Ito The lcoprtrhouses here have been. i. con-
/ sneuced, tTheyn include q large fre>n rOo.
vault for the preservation osthe count!
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DEATHS.

Died, at his mothers residence in Hanover coun-
~, Va, at twenty minutes 10 O'Clock, on the 18th
instant. JUNIUS POLLARD, son of the late Hezc-
kiah and Mary f.. Pollard.
His funeral will take place from his late residence
SUNDAY, 2SIh. al 81 o'clock. Friends and ac-
Quaintances OF the family sre invited TO attend
without further notice.
Died at his residence. 25OS east Broad street. ut
$50 P. NJ. September 25th, MIR. EDWARD KEEL
LEY: aged forty-four years and ten mo2ths.
He leaves faithful. affectonate wife and loving
daughter TO mourn their irreparahle loss.
His funeral will take place from 81: Patrick 5
church at 9s o'clock on SATURDAY MORNlNG
9th instant Friends and acQuantanceS oil the
family are respectfully invited 10 attend.
S'""i'on GA" >'' '"' 2tE
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The Valtey Vnginian, OF Staunton, which
supports the present administration, makes
the following notice of the card OF Captain
EARLY, of Albemarle, who declares hinl-
self a candidate for the Senate Of Virginia,
at the same time indicating his readiness to
yield to the claims Of any man who may be
considered MS the most effective representa-
tive to carry out the objects OF consumma-
ting the McCULLoCH settlement and the in
surfing Of the peace aud happiness OF the
Commonwealth .....
THE RIGHT SPIRIT.-The following card
will show the spirit which prevails with the
friends OF the McCulloch bill in AlDemarle
county. Captain Early is Republican in
national affairs, but, Notwithstanding this,
the friends Of the McCulioch bill, deemlng
the settlement Of the debt question as OF
more importance than any mere sentimental
notions about partisan politics. have deter
mined to support him, irrespective OF par
ties, as the sureSt means OF concentrating
public sentiment in the election OF repre-
Sentative man on this issue. Captain Early
is an educated gentleman, and II elected
will make useful representative. But II
is 10 give evidence Of the earneStness OF
their conviction on this all-lmportant ques'
ton that the Conservatives OF Albemarle
who favor the McCulloch settlement have
solicited Captain Early to become candl
date for the State Senate against MI. Mas
sey. A..
We understand that the friends OF the
bill in Frederick county will not be classl'
fed as Conservatives and Republicans, bu'
all will be invited to unite in meeting foI
the purpose Of determining upon the best
method OF concentrating and crystaiizlns
public sentiment. There is earnest honesty
in this, and practical wisdom likewise
Republicans and Conservatives are alike in
terested in dlsposing OF this harmful agita-
ton, and they should make common cause
in the contest that is now upon us. When
the State has been restored to quiet, and
the fact is accepted as such that settle.
ment OF the debt controversy has been def
nitely and for all time reached, then party
presentations and affiliations may be re-
sumed very properly. But let Us all, as
Virginiaus, forget everything else-leave
of all party feeling-untl a final DISPOSE
ton OF this yeXatious issue is effected.
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ALBEMAILE.-The very iudicious action
Of our Convention has evoked extended
comment from the press OF the State. Out
siders are curious to know what it means.
All the State knows that for eight years
past this county has been cursed by the
teachings of Parson Massey, than whom
there never was more arrant political num-
bug or more pestiierous disturher OF the
public peace. The action OF our Convex
tion means that the Conservatives OF Abe
marie have determined to get rid OF Massey
and his gang Of malcontents. 1t means that
Parson Massey's days as political hummer
and agitator are numbered; that Albemarle
will take her place in the next Legislature
az an advocate of paying the just debt OF
the State.-ScottSuMe Courier.
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There is scarcely, a Readiuster in the
State who denies thai. Virginia owes her
debt. Even MALONE admits in his Mozart
speech that the debt is 49,, 81, o90, Gal
most the exacbi amount. designated in the
MccULLoCH BILL; All Of their arguments,
bubbles, and falsehoods addressed to the
people are directed exclusiyelyt to the sin
gieend ot.showsng best how lotto pay any
OF the debt or anYof the interestte}g / IL
Wonder il the knaves and fools OF Vir'
GINA are sufficient In number TO enable the
Forcible Readjusteis successfully to perpe.
trate their glazing fraud .s sl.- Il
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General ROGER A. Pryor made Demo-
cratic speech in Brooklyn, N. T., Wednes-
day evening, earnestly advocating the re-
election. OF Governor ROBINSON and de-
nouncing the Tammany bolt as crime
against the party. PRYOR and DoRsHEIAER- !;
two brilliant men-have exchanged posi-
tions since 1875. PRYoR was one Of KEEL
LY's gang at ST." Louis, and DoRsHEIMER
TJLpEN,s strongest supporter-the man, in
fact, who secured for him, the nomination
for the presidency. We welcome Pryor
with pleasure, and dismiss DoRsHEIMER
with regret. s..it4t.,; 80
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NJ COHEN BROTHERS ARE NOW

NJ COHEN BROTHERS ARE NOW
OFFERING
500 dozen LADIES' and GENTLEMENS LINEN
IiANDKERCIIEFS three for 2jc., most of
which are valued at 23c. eaclI
Also. large stock OF fine iiEASTIrCHED HAND
KERCUIEFS at near one half their value;
900 pieces Of SILK BEREGE and TISSUE VEIL
ING al considerably less than market value;
80 pieces REAL BRETONNE LACE 1t less price
than the imitation.
Also 4 large stock of PATENT VALEEClES MES,
TORCH0N. FRENCH. and other REAL and
IMITATION LACES for considerably less than
market value;
420 pieces OF EVERLASTING COTTON
TRIMMING ut 70 and Soc. piece Of twelve
yards, generally sold 1T near double. SEQ
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NJ FALL SEASON. 1879.
THALHlMEk BROTHERS
Col BROAD, CoRNrR >INIu ..ss,.

Col BROAD, corxre >i>ru.,....
We take grra, Measure IN "a t,ry,i..,....
aud ,,. r,,,,,,,. ,,.rc-,,i,..,f. .,,
.''''
'"i
n our cr,,on,cr, ali ,br
NOVEL, TIES and NEWEST >t.,.....
inst rs soon a they arc Du: I'm ,,.-.
Our large increasing tract. ....... ...
larger quantities, and W. VII 70. ....., .,..
harp ,ins than eyer.
We shall Oh II on Movr,~. ~.l,..r.....
tremendous stock of
WHITE. RED. aaI rui.ui.rD Tt,NN.;-
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A Significant Question.

Editors Dispatch: Please be kind enough
to furnish me, il you can. the name OF the
man that gets up for the Wing the reports
OF the discussions going on all over the
State. I may in few weeks need the SER
vices of ready writer, and / rather like
the way that fellow handles pen; and l
suppose the Wing will have no use for him
when the canvass Is ended. A FARMER.
I'VE can't
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or course the people win believe the dis.
honest Regulators when they tell them that
the candidates Of the Conservative party are
in favor Of increasing the taxes. PAUL,
MALONE, apd Massey Us. CURRY, DANIEL,
WITHERs, WALRER, and all the resesat.s; +
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MET COHEN BROTHERS WILL Of.

FER ON MONDAY
so pieces WHITE WOOL FLANNEL ut 1919,
general value of which is 25c.; 40 pieces ~
22c, valued 1T 33c.
Also, large stock of tine imported WHITE FLhN-
NELS considerably under market value.
800 pairs WHITE BLANKETS At from 75c. TO So
pair-lcss than last seasons prices:
$50 dozen LADIES', MISSES, and CHTLDREN'S
HOSE, in all the new designs OF the coming sea-
son.
60 dozen LADIES MERINO KNIT VESTS Il; jcc.
the same quality sold last season ut Csc. Better
qualities propOrtlOnacly reduced. sc6
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aqEsrAL EoTYC.s
M BE a nj K E 7 s.

gfe largest, best-nssorted, and cheapest stock of
BLANKETS ever offered. Our STOCK mnst bs closed
out. BLANKETS from s1.25 to S15 pair. We
offer the celebrated 1a-4 CALIFORNIA BLAN-
KETS at 1915 a pair, and the standard Ia
WHITE BLANKETS at s4.75 pair. Thetc
BLANKETS are axtru sizes, and are worth the
Above prices BY the box.
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CORSFTS-

We show the largest stock In this city. aud our
prices are down 10 the bottom. See our EORSETS,
As, 50, &C., 81, s1.l5, Sl.2J. $3.50, and up to s5
pair.
An excellent SHOULDER-RRACE at 90c-must
be seen to be fully appreciated. sc %
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CASHMEBES.

We show large stock OF ALL-WOOL BLACK
FRENCH CAsHMERES at the lowest prices yet
offered. as we have too many on hand, so must force
the sale, as our store is for rent; possession given
on the LIST OF October.
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UMBRELLAS.

We continue to sell at extremely low prices. AS
our stock Is greatly reduced advise those In
TO call early il they wish grsat bargain.
Everything In our line Is now being sold at greatly
reduced prices. don't put of making your pur-
chases until 1t Is too late.
LEVY BROTHERS.
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me- GRACE-STREET BAP I 5 T
CHURCH corner Of Grace AVID Foashcc sircetsl-
The pastor, Rev. WILLIAM {. HATCHER. ID. d.
will preach At II O'Clock A. NJ. and at O'Clock T.
NJ ON SUNDAY,
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NE sEvENTH-sTREET CHRISTIAN
by Rev. j. L. TYLER at II
A. VI. and s Z. VI.
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we have received the first No. OF Epery
satarday. It Is published at 1907 + franklin
street, By Mr.. q, IS, AcKERLET. 1t Is large
eight page, paper; aud seems to be com
uactlg fiIlcd with good reading matter. .
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FT.ANNELS.

We show large stock OF PLAIN and TWlLLED
COLORED and WHITE FLANNELS, the prices
Of which have been marked down to the lowest
figures.
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NORFOLK. CoUSTY.-The Conservatives OF
Nor.olk county, including Portsmouth,, did
right In Withdrawing from the Convention
At che Mozarters, and nominating candi-
,,ate 81 their own for senator from that dis
trict. 1T was mistake to. enter such con-
vention. The Mozarters do not belong to
the Conservative party, but to General NJ a :
a.ts L ~. SCH - '.4@as''' 800 ~.
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~ SECOND PREsBYTERIAN.-The
hour for AFTERNOON SERVICE in the Second
Presbyterian chur.h will be O'Clock until further
notice. ..'H
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CONDITION OF TIE AGITAToRs' PARTY
Toledo Blade, Republican.]-Some months
ago couple of our fast and reckless young
men tried to make very short turn OF Inc
corner Of Cherry aud ST.. Clair streets
while the horse was going at rapid gait.
The buggy vas upset, and the young fell
lows thrown out with great violence on-the
sidewalk. One OF them remained motion.
less. a crowd collected, and one OF our
well-known German physicians was hastily
summoned to- attend him. The doctor
worked with him patiently for some min
utes, when bystander exclaimed in an
agony OF Impotence: W
- 90, doctor! can't you, can't you bring
him to pr -
!. 80, YAH" said the doctor phlegmaticalIy,
as he stopped to wipe bis heated forehead.
'.Yah, can pring him to; but vat is de
use? De mans neck 1t Is proke ~ go
That Ohio story tells the condition OF
the MALONE party in Virginia. 81 =.
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NM COHEN BROTHERS ARE OF

FERING, OF their own direct importation, on
which they save their customers from 10 20 20 per
cent
~ pieces Samuel COurtnuds ENGLISH GRAPE;
100 pieces BLACK CASHMERES;
The Paris fayoritc KID GLOVES. Leroy SEAM
less: also, full line in THREE. FOUR. and
SIX-BUrTON, the Lucia Cndrcsscd." KID
GLOVES, now most extensively fayorrcS In the
European market: they are enabled 10 offer
them ut i .25 for ihrce-button. so for four
button, and Sl.75 for six-button:
Also, Il large stock Of BLACK and COLORED
SILKS. see
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DRESS GNlDS-

All kinds of DRESS GOODS must be sold, so our
prices will be found lower than else whore.
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NE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Corner
of Twelfth and Broad sircets).-Rev. E. ". WAR
rem. n. D.. will preach on SGSDAY 1t ! A. VI. and
s p, NJ,
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CANTON FLASSEts.

We show all qualities In UNBLEaCHED,
BLEAsHED, and COLORED, at the lowest prices.
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NJ BROAD-STREET METHODIST
CDURCH.-Rcv. j. T. WHITLEY will preach Sun
DAY, September 2Sth. at Ii \. VI. and L. VI
The revival services will he continued next week.
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CONCERTS.

VRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENT
SJ AZ CONCERT at GRANITE HALL, IN Ches-
,erfeld county, ON TUESDAY NIGHT. September
3oth at Al O'Clock, for the benefit OF Granite Sum
day school. Some OF the best singers from Rich
mono, Manchester, and Chesterfield will take part
in the entertainment. tJHs, r.
ADMISSION : For adults. 25c.; children, 15c.
Sc 27-2t* IT,. o.. s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-27

Me- THIRD PRESBYTERIAN tTwen-
sixth and Broad streets).--Rev. j. X. HAZEs will
preach at liza. NJ on SUNDAY. The pastor Is con-
fined at home by sickness. i.e..s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-27
MARRIAGES.

Married, at the Pine.Street Baptist church. on
Thursday September IS. 1879. by Elder j. B. Hut
son. FRAN CTS d. WILLIAMS, Jr, and Miss MARY
EINORA CUBBOS.