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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-27

The fashion Of making newspaper can
vases to ascertain the drift OF sentiment on
the presidential qu, SiiOn Is spreading. Ac-
cordng to The KeOkuk cate CHy, seventy
five Republican businessmen Of that town
expressed their first choice the other day as
follows: For Blaine, "a; Grant, %; Sher-
man. 8; COnkllug, |; Garfield, |; EdmundS,
/; Hayes, /; WashbuIne, |.
The Providence Press says that, by a
most singular condition OF affairs, every
Judge upon the bench OF the Supreme Court
Of Rhode Island found himself disqualified
from sitting on the case Of the Peoples
Savings Bank against X1chariah Chafee, a.
agent or trustee Of the Ales>rS. Sprlgue.
A cable dispatch from Russia comes op-
portunely to Sttfen the grain market with
the assurance that Russia, which Is OTdEa-
riy our most formidable competitor in The
European market, is likely herself to be 4
purchaser OF wheat ia the spring.
The steamer j. Il. Schuyler, of New York,
is 10 be run IN opposition To the line be-
tween Baltimore, Norfolk, and Richmond,
commencing in April next baltimore
americans Norfolk special.
Al Indianapolis Sunday burglar named
Henry Stevenson while in The act OF robbng
a store was fatally shot by policeman.
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REPORT or AN AUTHORITATIVE WITHDRAWAL
OF THE PRESIDENT TO BIZ MADE-EFfEcT
IN PENNsxLvASIA.
WAsurSGToS, January 25.-it Is reported
here On what Is believed to be trustworthy
authority that the personal friends OF the
ex-President in Philadelphia who are near
est 10 him safe to persons interested that
before the meeting of the Pennsylvania
Convention, ten days hence, an auth0rita-
tive declaration will be made in behalf OF
the ex-President conclusiyely taking mm
from the field as Il contestant for the presi-
dental nomination. Ii Is given out by per-
sons IN the ex-President's confidence that
be proposes TO engage in an important bust
ness enterprise. which he prefers to any at
tempt TO reenter political life.
Such an authoritative announcement, II
IL should be made. would be great re-
lief 10 the Republican political managers in
Pennsylvania, who have begun Of late 10
fear that the third-term policy would cause
serious disturbance in the Convention and
among the Republicans Of the State. The
Convention was called at an unusually early
date. with the confident expectation that II
would instruct the Cnicago delegation &c
demand the denomination OF the EXPRESS
dent on the tbirdierm policy. When Tho
call was issued there was Il general impres
sion that this would be done without
trouble, but in the last ten days it has be
come certain that thethrd.term policy lack'
popular strength in the State, and that al
attempt to make the Convention inStruc
the delegation for it would create trouble
some and dangerous dissensions. This de
velopment has placed the thrd-term men II
an embarras ling situation. from which sucl
an announcement by authority, as is now
reported, would happily relieve them
| Netc York. Herdh.
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don, NJ publr Printing was requested 70
,rsarn, the House why the report OF nc
Auditor OF Public Accounts Tor 1876 :"
has moi been furnished members.
KING WILLIAM CASE.
AIR. 1rpsox concluded his speech on thc
K,nr.Willam case-in favor OF the si't'nk
member, Mr.. GREGORY. -,
The minority report lin favor OF 'he slt
ting member) was rciccted-ayes' Isl noes,
A.. g.. ,bo
Mr.. PITTS offered a substitute TOR the
committee report (which was In iavor .,
ANDREW NELSON that the matter ne reieI'c"
back To the people. That motion was ADOPT
ed by the following vote:
AyEs-Messrs. Adams, Barbour. Chambcrl1y ne'
thapmsns Clayton, CoRhiil, Dalton, Dan1r,,u,ss.'
powps, Duke. tchols, tdmonos tins, tIar
Finney FlzPalrics ,E hanf feSyers,en Lyons,
Moorman. Morgan. Mashbach, Nelson: NIco,. ~ !,
Popc.s Revercomb.. Rowe. slsmes Geo ags,, T..
SON. aud Ysgers%iI.
| NoEs-Nesers. Akcrs. Bailey. BLAND. Bntmdn'
CeIE COLLINS DOLLY Gross DteRe"s Sr,,y g reep
Hsdcn, Hall, HARRISON Kelly. LADY LEWIS; LUZ n,
On hoker. NAV, Mcdonnell, Parks. Rrdd' sais si,
SCOTT. +. ". Smith, spessard, straJer' "aoo'"
CoIorcd Reca6llcans In SNAIL CAPITALS; white
1 tReadjusS1rs voting for The motion Of Mr.. Pitts
| So Mr.. GREGORY'S scat rs vacated, ana th'
Speaker will issue his writ for new elec
ton in King William.
| CASH WANTED.
The resolution authorizing the Auditor
TO borrow 5000, 600 to paw arrearageS to asy'
Iums, &C., was explained by Mr.. EcHoL'
and passed.
| SENATE BILLS PASSED.
To incorporate the True-lssue publishing
Company.
TO incorporate the Virginia and Nor'f
Carolina Mining and transportation Com
pany. .,,.,r,,,
Insurance Association OF Virginia.
To fix the tines for holding The terms OF
the Circuit Court of Campbell county.
TO authorize and empower Preston Lodge,
No. AZ, A. F. and A. NJ, Of Jonesville, Lee
county, to sell and convey certain rea
estate.
To amend charter OF the city OF Staunton
TO Incorporate the Mount Vernon Rail-
road Company.
| Adjourned at 2:45.
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A Member of the state Central Com
miftee Spcak>.


10 the Editors Of the Dispatch:
Permit me to say that ! concur fully In
your editorial OF this morning (2Gth), head
ed "a Word to Thoughtful Men," II we
desire TO secure the State for the National
Democracy in the next presidential e'ec-
ton, we must adopt some such course as
that suggested by the Bedford Sentinel. 1t
is clear to my mind that whilst the mem.
bers OF "tbe State Executive Committee "
have no right TO abdclte, yer IN calling a
Convention of the people that committee
should not undertake to lay down any plat.
form of principles, but should simply call
the Convention and invite ALL who pro-
pose TO unite in supporting the Democratic
nominee for President to participate in the
primary meetings sending delegates to that
Convention.
So soon as the Convention meets "the
State Executive Committee will be "tunC-
tbs oficio."
VIII simply add that. in my judgment,
when that Convention meets, II should con-
fine all discussion To national affairs only.
A MEMBER OF THE STATE
CENTRAL COMMITTEE"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-27

We learn that the letter over the signature
OF Pittsylvania" which appeared In the
Richmond Dispatch Of the TN instant, and
which has occasioncd so much discussion
in regard TO the time when the Judges elect.
ed by the Legislature shall take their seats
has been attributed to several parties other
than the real author. AS he happens TO be
Il Young man, and very modest withal, we
take this occasion to say that his name Is Is.
b. Muniord, one OF Chatham's most proms-
ing and talented young men. Pdlmdm gu
meruit .fer0t. Probably no letter or opin-
ion in recent times has called forth so much
discussion rs well as cousin " a. this
PiHSWUdnid Tribune.
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DEATHS.

Died, on Monday. January 26 h. at $50 A. NJ.
ANNIE, beloved wife OF +. j. Foley, and daughter
of Thomas and Catherine OF OnuOT: aged twenty
four Years She leaves a devoted husband and three
loving childIen To- mourn her irreDarabe oss.
Her funeral will ke ace from her tate residence,
3Gl6 Lester street at $40 O'Clock THIS fruesdayl
EVENING. Friends ana acquaintance of the family
are respectfully invited 10 attend.
Died. at his residence. Darlington street between
Tweniy-third and Twenty fourth. Monday morn
Ing, January Goth at ten minutes past 3. JOHN
Bf NCH, father of Barney. Archt +. and William
Rrancn. IA the siAty-ffh year Of Int, age.
iii funeral will lake pic ON the tlrsi Baptist
church fcOlored) THIS t'Tur.d iy) EVENING. Jlnu =
AIRY 9Th. at 3 o'ciOcS. Frtrd' OF the family are
invited 10 attend without further notice.
Died, on Monday. January 2Glh. a. 81 l.. NJ, of
congestion OF the Jung. WILLIE CARTER, young-
est child OF +. W aud annie ". FiZserald; aged
two wears four months and niue days.
The funeral Will take place al The re-idxpce. in
Manchester. Of Mr.. Daniel Ferguson. TUESDAY,
January 9Th. al * O'Clock. Friends of the family
are invited 10 attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-27

Mrs. Sprague on Saturday gave dinner
party To Mrs. Conkling, at which several OF
the New York delegation and their wives
were present. The two ladies have been on
terms OF the closest intimacy since Mrs.
Conklng has been in Washington, and this
NAV help TO silence scandal about the
arrangement in the Conkliug family
Washington telegram baltimore Sun.
Robert johnson was taken TO the hospital
at Lackawanna, Pa, on Saturday, with IA
fatal wound. He made dying statement
that he ana four comrades attacked a man
on he road near Scranton, when they were
fired upon and johnson wounded. The
unknown man fled, and has not been heard
OF since.
In fight Saturday night at Siaatsburgh
N. Y, between John Crawford, Calvin Moe,
and John Creaiy. The latter was stabbed and
probably mortaliy wOnnCed. Crawford did
the stabbing and was arrested, but after
wards discharged. He will probably be re-
arrested.
A Pennsylvania railroad locomotive on
Thursday Iasi made the run NJ sky miles be-
tween Jersey Cry and Trenton IN forty-fye
minutes. It's hurried trip was for the pur-
pose OF taking the place Of an engine that
had been disabled by an accident at Tren-
ton.
The Connecticut river j. now free from
ice from Hartford to Long Island Sound.
This is said 20 b. an unprecedented event In
midwinter.
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III GREAT REDUCTION INrRl.r>.
d. & Z. MITrELDORFrr
VIII FROM THIS DATE OFFER THtH Sc.
TIRE STOCK AT GREATLY EEDUtfD
PRICES.


DHE>S GOODS 10 DEE soiG a' ana o'Io" c'-'t
BLACK and COLORlD tA>liMENE~ rUI
per cent;
q, n.yu g,n.t-. .,.. 4,..,,
CARPElS! 'AEftIN '-'uf si"'A mN"
at les than old prices;
I-NDFRWFAR for l,,lie,. children. .,nI,.... ....
.,.,.-,o.
hAD'rS NrHI = ~ '''.' ''N'''' '''.. -
MEDl'AiLD ktp ibNNN'H NhiIi'
DRAWERS for ladies ana Gentlemen 30 ID.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-27

FIRST PATENT.-IO the Editor Of the
Commercial: The first American patent for
an invention was issued 10 Samuel Hopkins,
at New York, July 81, 1890, foran improved
process OF making potash and pearIaSh.
lhe present pOSSes>Or OF the document is
+. 4. nale, OF Columbus, Ohio. II is writ
ten on a sheet Of parchment in round,
old-fashiOred hand signed by George
Washington, and certified by Ed. Ran
dOlph. AttorDcy-General. as being con-
formable to the act Of Congress TO promote
the useful ants, and its delivery TO the
grantee is certified by Thomas Jefferson,
with the seal OF the United States.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-27

LOOK AHEAD.-Next November the peo-
ple will elect a President OF the United
States and new Congress. The success Of
the Democracy means far play to southern
industries. fair show for the South in the
distribution OF the Federal patronage and
currency, and recognition OF the Sonth
rs the peers o! the North in this Union.
Republican success means the yassaage Of
the South and her suhiection to the inter
ests Of the North. II the leaders OF the
factions Of Virginia Conservatives have
neither the prudence nor the brains 10 sink
local issues 0ut Of sight and unite the peo-
pie under the old Conservative standard,
they will be held responsible for the result.
Let the Conservative organization be kept
intact. and, ignoring all side issues. let the
people rally once more around the old flag.
and the victory is ours with any nominee
who has a reputation for pluck aud VINO
will have his seat il elected. - Montgomery
MESSENGER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-27

A CONKLING BOOM STARTED.--[F From the
New York Herdtd. Independent l-Grant
would be weighted with the rhlrd-term in
cubus, winch would make all the difference
between success and failure in a doubtful
State like New York. Blaine is popular in
bis party, but the GOODNESS which i known
10 exist between him and Senator Conkling
would prevent any enthusiasm for Mr..
Blaine in this State. Could Sherman carry
New York against Seymour 1t must be
remembered that he Is member OF Presi-
dent Iiayes's Cabinet; that he insisted on the
removal Of Mr.. Cornell, whom Senator
COnkling has since elected Governor, and
that the Conklng cohorts would sooner see
an administration candidate defeated than
elected. Who, then. can carry the deciding
State OF New York against Mr.. Seymour.
should he be the Democratic candidate9 1t
is evident that Senator COnkling is the one
citizen VINO is equal to such task.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-27

A SIGNIFICANT THREAT.-(From the A.
bany Argus, Democratic. II Republic
caus of New York may deprive themselves
Of the right 10 vote for electors OF President
and Vice-President this year by Legislative
device il they want TO. The Democratic
party NJ New York will vote for electors OF
President and Vice-President in any event
in the od-iashioned way, and the declara-
ton Of the popular vote will be sent on in
the usual way. Ii the Republicans want TO
have two sets CT certificates from this state
for Democratic Congress to pass on, they
may 90 on and have Vt 20.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-27
The River.
R,ebNond correspondent Of the New
-. ,l,or,d writes as folIor,s:


work World writes as follo..s:
p,cuxoSp. January 9'",.--A good deal OF
uneasincss exists he,.c about The iate our.
glyInQs OF the pre- ,,.lent Of the Chcaspease
and Ohio raiIro'ad. lie Is supposed 10 oe
emphasizing Nv active movements 'he uec,n'
rations OF tls last annual report 10 tse s'.en
holderA In which he declares that oeIoIe
the rnsd can be brought up 10 ,ts 'uii earu'
ing capacity II must bave uoe.ws.eI w..
mi,izis, with elevators. piers, anu o'he,
rnfual facilities. A survey has oeen o'ae,eu
for route from Gordcnsvile 10 tne w. w.
Potomac. In addition. there are ."IN 49,, v," g
Yorktown. on York river; Newport News
a, ,ne mouth Of the James; AID NOTION,
when Il most earnest In her effort 10 be tne
,,de. wafer terminus OF the new western
! trunk line 10 the seaboard. sne peope
bere begin 10 feel that their Guy - 10 DC
Sav station, and not, az was hoped, an en-
norium Of western aud southern commerce.
We arc apprehensve that there IS mere
not as much "uneasiness rs there oush'
10 be in regard to the matters spoken OF py
the HorlTs correspondent. III k'ehmone
is 10 I've the real terminus e the various ran
roads already leading to this city, as well N
OF the new ones which we are so cons'ahV's
talking about she will have to make an Out
LET 10 the sea by way Of the river, whnf
shall be capable Of bearing hence AL th'
freight tha: all these roads can bring miner
And /, will not do to wait until tue seVera
roads shall have run off in search OF 'deel
winter. II Major WIuTc0MB can give US
ehannel which shall be at all times as deei
and as wide as is necessary to ise oDlec
named above, let him have the money. 10
not let as wait until it is too late.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-27

WEST VRGINIA'S CHOICE.-GOycrnor Mat
ibews, OF West Virginia, who is in New
York. is quoted as saying: As to General
Grant, think there is great admiration for
him among the Confederate soldiery for his
qualities a. gcneral-but It ends there. !
don't think there is the slightest desire on
the part OF the people of West Virginia TO
see him President again. Even among
Republicans, especially the better class OF
them, the idea OF third term Is denounced,
and | think all the Republican papers OF the
State oppose the canddature Of Grant. -
10 the Democrats, il my be safely stated
that the Democracy OF West Virginia viii
support the nominee Of the Convention,
whoever he may be. There is no doubt OF
our enthusiastic acceptance OF Seymour Il
he consents 30 Jun; thai was the unanimous
feeling OF Virginia when it was known that
there WAS probability Of his becoming a
candidate. | have no doubt that Seymour
would bring out the entire Democratic
VOTE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-27
GETTING THEIR EYES OPEN.-The Mont

GETTING THEIR EYES OPEN.-The Mont
gomery Messenger says:
1--WE say 1t without fear OF successful
contradiction, that vast majority Of those
who voted the Read listers ticket at the last
election in tins county condemn and disap-
grove OF the course Of the Readiusters OF
the Legislature in their action as to the
pgblIc Offices OF the State. The expression
OF th, opinion is open and pronounced,
anG there is feeling that they have been
deceived ana misted into the support Of a
ring OF 9lHicIans who were running the
debt-Issue Only TO catch votes. The people
want 20 be right, and wee TO the men who
deceive the ~"
How 10 LET them 10 vote Alright next
time is the pr oblem. g'hst can be done only
by so acting as not to compel them TO hui
initiate themselves.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-27
THE PUBLIC DEBT
s.n,,or Rrddreberger's speech IL
stanton Yesterday

co,,nr DAy-rHE NEwLY-ELEcTfD JUDGE
ON THE BESCH-THE READIusrERsi >
MORE THOROUGH ORGANIZATION OF THE
n,prv wASTED-s AToR RIDDLE.
prpcrR ON THE STUMP; HIS VIEWS Oh
rur SITUATION AFORCIBLE READJUsT'
MgNT PRoPosED--THE PRESIDENTIAL
OUTLOOK.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-27

AX INNOvATIOY.-lI is stated that the new
Constitution OF California abolisbeS grand
iuries and partially does away with trials by
jury. The man on trial may elect whether
his case shall go TO magistrate or jury,
and he may agree that a jury shall consist
Of only ten, or eight, or even six persons.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-27

IMPORTANT lNTELLlGENCE.-[Fr From the
Boston Post lit Is said that Justices Field,
Clifford. Bradley, and Harlan are Of the
opinion that the Federal election laws are
unconstitutional, and that Justices Waite,
Swayne, Strong, and Miller are OF the OPP
positc opinion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-27

No FURTHER HOPE FOR GRANT.-[From
the Cincinnati Commercial I'VE feel au-
thorized, MI things considered, to say. as
Grant sails for CuDa. that .he third-;erm
movement is already failure. and that the
friends OF General Grant who do not hope
10 make him profitable TO themselves will
see speedy its disappearance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-27

REMARKABLE MAN.-[Sprlngdeld Repubi-
can. &c. II. Morgan, OF Sandsned, who
was sentenced in 1876 10 seven years in the
State prison for adultery and forgery, hay-
ing married three women, eloped with
another, and abandoned all four, has man
aged to so retain the sympathieS OF his fell
Iow-t0wnsmen that they have nearly unani-
mOu>Iy signed petition for bis pardon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-27

We have received the February No. OF
The Southern Historical Society PaDerS.
The following is the table OF contents
sbernan's Meridian Expedition and sooy
Smiths Raid to West Point, Review ny
General =. ID. LEE; Lieutenant Charlie
Pierce's Daring Attempts to Escape from
Johnson's Island, by Lieutenant McNAAA'
RIA: History OF Lanes North Carolina BrI-
gade, by Brigadier-GeneralJ JAMES II. LANE,
No.3: Prison Life at Fort McHenry' by
Rev. DR.. 7. ID. wIrHERsPoON, late Chaplain
of the Forty-second Mississippi Regiment
Paper No. /; Battle Of GcttysburG-Rcport
OF General Junius Daniel; Editorial Para
oraDhs: Literary Notices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-27

4 Ngw PARI1.-The Portsmouth Eater
prise says;
I'VE learn that u. pew party has been Of
ganizeG in Southampton county with the
understanding taat upon all eeDmittees and
in the distribution Of Offices thew shall he
three white men 10 two eclored meo. Thus.
while the eoIofed nen are 10 fafni'h ma
FORTY OF votes, The white men Gre 10 nave
contiol OF the party sad The majority oil the
spoils."
The Conservatives OF Virginia VIII have
10 retinite their forces 10 oider TO put down
all such combinations.
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MARRIAGES..

Married. on the 22d Of January, 1880, at Wind
SOr View. by Elder III. J.. TAYLOR, Mr. j. Il. WAR
REN and Miss AMANDA BUSH.
Married. December 81, 1879, At The residence Of
the brides father. by Rev. W. f.. JudkIns, &. II
BURTON 10 Miss ALICE WHEELER both OF
Richmond. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-27

NEw-RlvER RAILROAD. &. C..
Wharton, who has just secured large con-
Wet force to work upon the above road,
states to US that the work will be driven
through, and he expects to run his trains
from New-River depot to Hinton, W. Va,
by August Montgomery Messenger.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-27

The communications OF "triend," at
Cloyer Hill. both casoe 10 hand too late,
hayipx been anticipated by our Petersburg
correspondent and Manchester reporter.
Let hin bury up next time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-27

The Albany journal announces that Sen.
aior ConkIing IL not and viii not be can
didate for President, but forgets to state
whether its utterance Is from Mr.. ConkliDg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-27
M COHEN BROTHERS
WILL OFFER on MONDAY

WILL OFFER ON MONDAY
PURE LINEN TABLE-CLUTH at 1sc. yard;
TABLE-LINEN at 25, 35, and soc;
TABLE-LINEN at 75e, purchased at great bar
gain, aud is equal to an. generally sold at 1925
LINEN TABLE-CLOTHS at 62ac. apiece;
FRENCH DOUBLE DAMAsSEatsI.25 to*250;
10 pieces 1o.4 LINEN sHEETING at 75c.-the
present value of which is 1920;
$50 dozen GENTLEMEN's LINEN HANDKER-
CHIEFS at l2I1c., most OF which are cheap al
25c.
They also offer large stock Of PlQUES and other
WHITE GOODS of French aud American man
ufacture at fully 20 per cent. less than the pre-
sent value.
Their stock of HOSIERY, which is composed of
every variety. IS offered at great reduction 10
close ont odd lots
IS yards long HUCK TOWELS tpure liuen) at
12gc; full one yard length at l6'ic.-generally
sold at %.
Also. a new LOT of TORCHON, VALENCIENNES.
ETONNE, LANGUEDOC, and other
LACES.
Also, large assortment Of HAMBURG EDGlNGS
at reduced prices. ji24
Mr. THOSE IN WANT OF DRESS
GOODS can buy them At considerable reduction at
COHEN BROTHERS,
he ing anxious to close their last seasons stock.
Also, AT COST, BLANKETS, FLANNELs' CAR
PErS, CLOAKs, sHAWLs, and other heavy
10 .
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

nj WANTED, ALL TO KNOW that
rather than sell ny stock at auction shan -
this date Offer ALL GOODS. embracing D,,utyan
TICS. CAS-fNEREs. CORsETS. fr,sfIsbf,
GLOVES. and FANCY GOODS generally, Er ~ >!
they VIII bring. Don't fail 10 call and cf,,t,S'ts
yourself that thisfs No HUnBTG. Aars5T,.
Gold Medal KIDS AZ soc. worm Al M 'ef
js27.3ls 3O5 Drosds..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-27

IT, A. HUTZLER & son,
3O6 BROAD ,THTE.
NEW GOODS FOR TIE HOLIDAYS.
We have Just received full AVID complete
NOVELTIES suitable tor HOLIDAY PRS \ I~
SILK HANDKERCUlff~. Tlt~. Sliit -iifti 81
GLOVES. HOODS. NutltN~. lDMtot -.
KNIT jacket. NBEOlbtktD
COLLARS And ltr~.
together with many {. her article, Zoo nun'
mention.
BLACK and COLORFD CACHEMlRI>, Oh.
from l5c. To- : 20;
POPLIN LTSTRE~. fiN nnc ~ col0rs ~
PEKIN STRIPES. la Silk, SAIiN, lnt b Do
VETS:
BROCADt SILKS fuil line colors:
BLACK and CoLOkED SlLhN, NtLNEl-. .'
NFLVETEENS: ......
4 few more OF those CHEAP DAMN>k inN '.-
LADiES' CENT EMEN'S. aud Cuu.pRt
UNDERWEAR; -
HOSIERY. WHITE GOODS. and CAs>lMI Ft-.
NOTIONS In endless VARIETY. ID