davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-14

Ii there was anything that more than
another broke the fall that we have lust
sustained, it was the fact that the Readiust-
er ticket and congressman are defeated 10
Old Virginia, and that such men a. Tucker,
George ID. Wise, Barbour, &c, were elected
in spite OF combinations Of w6te aud black
Republicans, and that Frazier, John :.
Wise, and Williams were invited TO stay at
home and keep quiet.-Free Press, Charles.
to,ca, W. Hd.)
The overwhelming defeat which the trpe
people OF Virginia have inflicted on the Ma
hone faction is a complete overthrow OF
MahoDeism, and has inspired both at home
and abroad confidence in the ultimate tri.
umph OF the people over the place. hunters
and demagogues who are endeavoring 10
mislead them to compass their own selfish
ends 1idenater Index.
Let Malone and other oflice.seekers learn
the lesson so severely taught them, that
virginia does not mean TO sell her birth.
right TO giaufy The ambition OF party lead
ers nor 10 forsake her post in the ranks OF
The "solid soutb."-Mschientirg Demo
cr0t.
VI the Republican vote cast for Paul not
one thousand were white men. His election
was simply Republican and negro Veto
fy.--C charlottesville chronicle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-14

Tony STovALL and jim FRAZIER are
threatening 10 contest the election OF Ca
BELL and Tucker. Their only chance Of
success lies IN protesting to be Republicans
and Claiming that the negroes were not al
lowed TO vote for them. We don't think
that either Of them will prosecute bis con-
test when be learns that there are l47 Demo-
erats to la9 Republicans In the House, or
even l43 Democrats TO $50 Republicans.
There will be more than five Republicans
who will net eoun,enance any such bogus
contests
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-14

The Conservative party OF Virginia, what
ever may be the views OF its individual
members in reference 10 the disposition OF
the State debt, will settle that question
within its own ranks. 1t will not suffer he
Richmond WING, the personal organ OF Mr..
Malone, to dictate who shall be is leaders.
We are satisfied that the Conservative peO-
pie of this State, Readius;ers aud Flinders,
are anxious TO perpeluate a white mans
government in Nir9iria--that they will fight
out their differences in regard TO the debt
within the parly--lhat they will IepudlIle
the intervention of "idithful allies in
coming to an agreement, and when they
have adjusted the debt to suit themselves
aud decreed who shall b. their Standard
bearers thew will march solidIy to The polls
and avoid the fate That bcfell Tennessee TWO
weeks ago No, Mr.. Malone, YOU can't
divide us. We will have no Republican
Governor in Virginia. Manassas Gazette.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-14
RY~OUR BUYER AGAIN IN MARKET.
GREAT DECLINE IN DRESS GOODS
AT
SYCLE BROTHERS.
LARGE LUYS JUST OPENED AT FIFTY CENTS
on THE DOLLAR.

We show an the LATEST NOVELTIES ~ Eng
LI>H fRENt II, aud AMERICAN DRfSS
GOOD, BROCApED SILKS, BROCADED
SATIN, and SATIN DE LEON.
BL. ACK SILK reduced from Sl.7j 10 81 per yard
liz BLACK CASHMERES W. show The largest
help from huyny.
We have just received a large line of LADIES
UGSTERS ami JACKETS.
250 CLOAKS adder to our ALREADY large stock.
70 pieces NEW CARPET AT 20 per celt. less than
Lsege line Of LACES Of every descri Dion;
, 600 pair HOSE added to our aSsorimtnt.
We have sifR few more left OF those CHEAP
BLANKETS.
We nave made large additions TO orr stock In every
500 LADIES MERINO VESTS reduced rom 75c.
81 ULSTER CLOTH reduced from - 10 so 25
handsome SCOTCH PLAiDS reduced from zjc.
ENGLISH DRESS GOODS reduced from 1855. to
lie:
.CAMEL-HAIR SACKINGS in all the latest styles;
WOOL DE BAG T. at l5c.-iOrmcr price, 25c.
GLOVES at reduced prices.
LADIES' UNDEBG ARM MIS- a speciality.
400 CORSETS 10 be sold very ch an.
Large additions made to our SUITING CLOTHS
Al WHIT Fla Nm III reduced from 65c. to 37l1'.;
PLAID FLANNFL al 25c. sold generally AT Acc. (;
800 NEW SllAWLS very cheap;
A fine line Of CASSisfERES;
prices much below lhoir value: 1900. 800.
Also, fun line Of RUGS and WINDOW SHADES,
aud one thousand other articles too numerous TO
mention.
Our business being conducted under smill cX-
pense and buying our goods under every advantage,
We re therefore enabled 10 sell with small profits.
SYCLE BROTHERS,
no 7-cOd 81 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-14
How II Looks TO ~ Philadelphia


TFrom The Philadelphia Times, l2th.l
Senator MahonP. OF Virginia, is just now
an object OF interest 10 the politicians. and
eSpecIaIly to a number Of gentlemen Ike
eX-Secretary Gorbam, who want to get back
10 snug places in the Senate. The next
Senate will be uncomfortable close for both
parties, but if is not probable that deal can
be m1de to change the present secretary and
other subordinate officers OF the body. As
suming that Tennessee will elect some sort
OF a Democrat to the Senate, and California
some sort OF a Republican, the new Senate
will stand 8 Republicans, 81 Democr Ms,
and . Observation-Disclosures and Davis.
Davis j. not likely 10 trade with anybody
for anything. but Malone is quite likely to
trade with every body for everything, ana IT
is among the possibilities that be may deal
with the Republicans, lie the body, and thus
enable the Republican Nice-PreNident to
give his party 4 majority on some questions
but % fral supremacy as that would run
a brief career. Malone is practically de-
serted by the Democracy Of Virginia, and
be must decide upon one OF two ways Tor
the iuture-eitbcr 10 80 >qulreiy over 10
the. Republican, and make hay whie his
sun shines, or 90 squlrely with the DenIo'
ci al aud attempt to restore himself IN the
confidence Of his State. He has six yealS
for the experiment, which will carry BIN
over TO the middle OF the Administration
that succeeds Garfield, and what he shall
do is of infinitely more importance To him.
self than to either parts or to the country.
The ntw Administration is certain 10 be in
the minority in both branches soon after
If starts, unless the Democrats shall be
srg. ~ divided in support 81 Garfield, aud
what one man or dozen men shall do in
either Senate or House will be OF little mo-
ment beyond The few offices to be gained in
the 0TpIniZ1tlO0,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-14

This debt question has served demagO9ues
for ten long years as a hobby on which TO
ride into office. while the people have leen
kept 10 constant state OF runous excite.
ment over II. IL IS time TO nut a stop TO
this thing. and We trust that the united
Democracy Of the State will determine that
the next Legislature chosen shall be OF such
character aud OF such material as will Sc
cure the desired end.-Satem Conservative.
The true Democracy OF the State refused
to lie led by Malone and his satellites into
an alliance with the Radical party. The
sequel shows. however, that even the
faithful allies" spewed Malone out Of
their mouths, and now this w0uid-be leader
6nds himself without any following that
can lay claim TO any power or influence
whatever in Virginia or elsewhere. - Hills
clis Yirginion.
II the Democracy do not unite and settle
the debt question among themselves, the
Republicans Will step In and take the lob
Of their hands. Rest assured Of that
Sqtsm Conservative.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-14
NE TtIG

Died. on the l2'h instant. At $40 i. VI, Mrs.
3iAiY + ,wiIe Of Thad. ". Pulling, IA the twenty
ninth wear Oi her age.
Funeral service THIS Sunday AFTERNOON Ar
O'Clock from the residence of her brOih.T In law.
j. T.. Pulling. No. 3l3 soHth Fourth street, FRIENDS
and acquaintances are hyted t0dieDd VIZ our FUR
Their uOiice.
Lexington aud Charlottesville papers please copy
Died. IN This cGy, Move mber 10, lSS0,tt $40 A..
". after a lingering Inc. :. AMES +. TNkPlE. in
the lhirty.nnih year Of his age; formerly ciu.
Zan of New ORLEANS
His funeral VII take place from ST. Peter Cl,he-
dral SUNDAY. N0yemb,T 1fth, a. 2.3O L. VI.
Friends and s-.quaiutance OF the family. also OF
Mr.. d. AutiiOni, are invited 10 attend without fur
Their notice.
New Orleans papers please copy.
cd SUNDAY the 7th inst Mt. Of ina ST. nation Of
the stomach. Ers SARAH V. AGREE beloved
wife OF WillisE AGREE, EsI, ia the .eye1tieh wear
OF her agl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-14

General MALONE and his organs assured
his followers up to and on the CAV of the
election that they were at least twenty or
thirty thousand votes stronger than the
Fupders. According TO the Generals stam-
peding theory they all at once. and on cleo
ton-day, lost their confidence ia his asser-
lions and began to believe, and did believe,
the statements OF the Funders, aud so went
over almost in body to the support OF the
Funder ticket. Too thin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-14

In Mr.. BUrTERwoRTH's district, in Gin
Gnnati, Republican supervisor defrauded
the Democratic candidate for Congress by
putting in Republican and taking oct DEM
ocratic ballots after the polls had been
closed. The Republicans profess to be
prosecuting him, and claim that his frauds
Will not invalidate BUTTERwoRTs's claim
to his seat. Likely enough they will not ;
but they would il the Democrats should
have the control Of the House.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-14

While the Feepte are 10 favor Of tue best
sd5vstmcnt u the debt Which can be OBJ
tain3d from the creditors. they are not In
favor Of Mabousisia In any u its forms.--
1ydewotsr index.
The difference between Rexdj nxment and
uaboueisa seems TO be understood all over
lbe State,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-14

lftke Dispatch and other brokers' organs,
In and Out Of the State, desire General Ma
hone 70 eco aerate with the Democratic
party. they have an exceedingly had way Of
showing - Wing.
Come, now, that won't 90. We've sins
enough OF see own to answer for, aud don't
swant to seeeNzf for General MAHsxE,s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-14

RICHMOND AND DAsyILLE RAILROAD CoMP'Y,(
RICHMOND, VA, November 3, 1880. !
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
l. STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RICHMOND
AND DANvIi.LE RAILROAD COMPANY wili
be held at The oice OF thu company corner OF Bank
aud Tenth streets. In the city OF Richmond, on
WEDNESDAY,, ntcrmber Sth prOximo, NJ ~
O'clock NJ The books for he tran fer of stock Will
be closed from the 18Th INSTANT until siier the
dav Of meeting. Il. BROOKE,
ne Y 9aw2wSdtd secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-14
A NNUAL MEETING.

HOl DsRS OF The RICH OND, FREDE-
RICKSBURG AND POTION MAC AND RICH
MDND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD CON.
NEJTION COMPANY will oe held at The Office of
the Richmond, Fredericksburg aud Potomac Rail-
road Company. Ia the city of Richmond. on WE'D
NESDAY the 24th Of November. 1880. at II
O'Clock NJ. j. h. WINSTON,
n lfl-IfI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-14
MOURNING DRESS COOP,
..ssss. s.ss ..-..sttst.. -+srsts+... .
Is WITHOUT PARAILrt.

BLACK ALL.WOOL MONTE com .t.,
yard the same sold last season 10. Co.,. "a
opened tine first Of tnis season 90 fo.a.....
4i-inch ALI.-WOOL CAMEL>-llAlR l,l...
yard, VALUED atSl;
As inch ALL-WOOL ilrJACk tLOIlI .. sf.1
former piece price ; -;
4s.iuch DEAP DE DtKkA sL35.t. ......
price OF which Doe, bt.u Szl2;
40 inch GRAPE MONTE Al co... genera, y
a yard
The above goods were purchased 20 t. ......
Lupin's closing sale, tlr attachment Of W .... ..
IS always sufficient guarantee tor Oh. i.... %
wear OF M gOod>.
Among the above goods are also - p...
BLACK CA>iNrEE~ at from 30 Co. .l
ytri le-, 'hm regular value;
BLACK and COLOntD BROCADED YEif.I>
IN AN thor various qualities at gn4.
lions;
Also PLU>IIFS Ear below market vt1e:
We shall make sp,ciat Offering at ELAth ~Iis,.
SATIN DELNON~, BGOCADlD >NIlN-
o.her SILK GDOn~ purcht-td3 a4.n.
dce by our New Yora resident bntcr h.f .....
BLACK SATIN at 6jc award. ,lu.iutl;
COLORED SILK az i-c.. N1'Hr 75c.,
BLACK SAIIN at Sl.2j. yt'U, $50;
RLAtKSA1IN Dt IlON tI ~Jc.. Yil.c g..
BROCADE SATIN 70 71t. value :L25;
COLORED SCRAH >ILk~at 5oc..c ,st .... -...
tpimpuri;
BLACK GG"s.GE>IN >ILK mH sib| i...
value 75r:
BLACh GRO> GRtGN SILKS boo ysti.u. ....
ties at unurr'od.ut0d prices;
Also, McNlE FrRNGrUGC CGITONN.- Do
I2%c.. former price Do;
34N2O.ucb ALL-LINtN HUGH TOWELS No.
c..yllu. 10 to l6'r.;
p doz.nSIN-EUrTON OPERA hlDrlI %
jOc.. value 81;
pieces BROrADED YfLNEiElN 10
yard. value 81.
We also oncr some rare bargain; 100 LAbJ ..'
MISSES HOSE.
LADIES and CmuDRG>'s KNrr u>pue.
WEAR;
Full assortment Of
LADIES' LIGHT SA,Qlt>.
Ui.~ItK~,
UOLMAN>.
CLOVES,
and all the various other WRAP a., lhs' api.r.
fno l3.Sh>uSWl
III THE GREAT DRY.GOOD, STORE.
THE ONE WHICH OCoUrIE, MORT SPACE
THAN ANY OTHER N THIS STATE
THREE FLOORS, 30 BY $50 FfEI LOADED
WITH GOODS.
4 LARGER AS>oRTNtNT n FVfE pl-
PARTNENT THAN CAS- BE ForNn
ELSEWHERE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-14

MI COL BROAD STREET. SOB.
TWO STORES ONE!
TWO STOCKS IL ONE.
JULIUS MEYER & son,
COL AND COB BROAD STREET,
having purchased the large and commodous store
formerly occupied by Thllhimer Brothers aud cone
den,ed the same with their old stand next door, No.
SOB, will conduct the
TWO STORES As ONE.
Having Increased facillres, they will carry a
LARGER STOCK,
AID continue to sell them, a heretofore a, the
VERY LOWEST PRICES.
Their ncrca ed facilities for purchasing VIII en-
able them To oer g,ods as low As they can be bought
in any city. They are exhibiting = large and
handsome line of
DRESS GOODS,
including all the latest novelties.
BLUE-FLANNEL sUITINGS, BROCADES, &c. /;
BLACK and COLURED SILKS;
SATINs. SATIN DE LYONS;
VELVETs and VELYETEENS;
PLAIN and CAMEL'S. HAIR SACKINGs and
ULSTER CLOTHS;
4 full line of MOURNING GOODS at special low
prices;
HOSIERY in immense variety;
ALL-wOOL and MERiNO UNDERWEAR, for
ladies' gentlemen, aud children;
PLAIN and BEADED GIMPS, FRINGES, and
CLOAK ORNAMENTS;
The largest and best line Of CORSETS IN the city
full line Of their celebrated MARGUERITE
MD GLOVE at 81.
Also, an immense line Of CLOAkS aud DDLMANS
Of new aud hludsome designs, on which they
guarantee lower prices than they can be bought
elsewhere.
Before purchasing be sure 10 call at
oc 3l.cod Sol AND SOB BROAD STREET.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-14

LAGJc.--Tbs Rsxdiustefs nrmly believed
that they were $4,000 stronger than the
Plumbers. Therefore. they stampeded to the
yunder ticket 10 order to defeat GARFIELD.
Too thin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-14
A NNUAL MEETING.

The ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
HOLDERS OF THE RICHMOND, fREDE2lCKS-
BURG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY
will be held al the Office OF the compluy In the city
OF Richmond, on WEDNESDAY the 18th OF No
yember. 1880, at ~ O'Clock NJ.
no gid j r. WINSTON. Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-14
ARRI.AssE I.

Married. IN Halifax county, Va. on the Ito No
veinb Der. $50. at the reidcgc, of The brides IA
reIts. nv the Il, V. Mr.. Gates. ARCHIBALD BAR
BISON JONES. OF Richucnd, Va TO Miss NARY
:. daughter or h)mas ", Bradley.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-14
n-TuE y0TNG MEMS CHRISTIAN

ASSOCIATIONS OF RICHMOND will celebrate the
Week OF Prayev for Yong Men aud isuDg Mems
Christian Associations throughout the world NO
VENEER l4TH to 4OTH. 1880, begiunIns on Mon.
DAY, 18Th instant, a. the Seventies rect Christian
church, from ; 10 6 u. Ne-meetipg conducted by
Rev j. y. HNv THoRSE u. D.; and on TUESDAY,
18th Instant, from to T.. NJ, at the Grace street
Presbyterian dRircE-meekng conducted by Rev.
II. u. HOGE, II. ID. All ministers of tae gospel
Rnd The public generally inviied 10 take part ID
these praj err meedngs. 2t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-14

We show the largest. br,t assortment. and .. ..t-
est stock in the coy. 1NtH'y ihou-aui htr
HAMBURG kDGING- tuI lN>ERlIN1- U.u
A.. 10 $50 per Nlri ~te our ~ tAN. 81 fl.-
TESF. 'LUNY. GuIrTRt. ALENtON, ltN.
GUEDOC. RUSSIAN. ~ANDNl CA>HN Hf
YAK. DUCHESS. ~MNE>A. BR 80 y p.
POINT UCER D.. BAINpEAI. P,INl
GAUZE, YALEN NNto, aui SPANISH
LACF~.
2 goo yards 81 CHICK NAINSOOk NJ SINS.
suitable for WfIpp'rs. Dressing ~..I.-.
AII-n.. 40. u 2nc. Ilr AAr- r,nl VII -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-14

Tltylug largely increased our Uorh. So. i.. f..
play ON 'he ., coul Il .0r fhc itrgo-' t--orir' .
offered iu his cry. Having lurc'I-'i 'I.
since The lt~t great dcciiur iu pur,... Nc. I.
ordinary induccmcpt, 90 mas llr'. N'-". r .'.-.
assortment OF OlL-tLDIii~ Ld Ei o..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-14

ri + ST b APTIS I CHURCH
(cOrner Twelfth and Broad sireeis).-At O'Clock
A. NJ. on UNCAY a very Interesting service Of dis
cus,io and sunday school centennial review will
take the place of The usual school session. Addresses
by able Sunday CT DOL WORKERS. At III a. VI. there
viii be disc on = sunday Schools" by Rev. Il
Il. EATON. OF Peter. burg. who will also preach at
71P.M All Strangers welcome. "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-14
IAX-Rh CEIPTs IN BUCKINGUA,
fFarmyiile Journal

Farmyile JOurnal.I
sac are reliably informed that day or two before
the election Auditor Massey appointed hlr Cole
man a. buckingham collector OF delinquent taxes.
md Informed him that FraZ er bsd depo tied with
him 1915 TO pay del quent taxes IN that county.
M gotes or all persons attempting 10 vote on these
receipts were challenged al the time. William NJ.
Cabeil, Esq has taken The matter In hand ana Is
prosecuting with great vim. He appeared before
the Commissioners Of Election and requested a
nun Der OF persons TO be summoned 10 testify in
gard 10 the matter.
We learn that something of the same sort was
carried on in Cumberland, and we hope that the
proper authorities will inve. tigate the matter.
We, the undersigned, clerks in the office
Of the Auditor OF Public Accounts, deem il
due to Auditor Massey, and to truth and
fairness, no. only TO contradict this state
ment, bat to pronounce il, and all similar
statements, positively untrue.
No money was left at this Office by Mr.
Frazier or any one else to pay delinquent
taxes either in Buckingham or any other
place. Any statement TO the contrary is
without even the shadow OF foundation.
We respectfully ask you and all the edi-
tors in the State TO give this card a place in
your and their papers.
Very respectfully,
w. A. NEWMAN. Clerk OF Accounts;
Il. A NOEL. First Clerk;
WILLIAM K. SMITH, First Clerk, No. 2;
w. II. KIRKOR, Second Clerk. No. 2;
w. w. MASSEY, Second Clerk, No. /;
j. II. MILLER, Third Clerk, No. /;
JAMES Z. Seldom. Third Clerk, No. q;
GEO. w. DUesBERRY, JR., Fourth Clerk;
Il. W. WILLIAMS, Temporary Clerk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-14

We have opened n'ptgtmeut m nnr FD.
bl-emruf tor 90" 81. 20 81 BLANKETS
show CRIB. CRNnLf-, BID, llOt~r.
CARRiAGE-BLA\hE1S IA au gI.I'..- DBL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-14

nj CHRIST CHURCH. Service 10 DAY
at IL A.. NJ. Holy Communion al r. NJ Jy Rev.
JOSHUA PETERKIA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-14
pREss Gonnsi DRESS nnnn..

Everything fiom tINE.CENr 'ALt,u Pol. f
the HIGHEST NELN VETS, siLh~. .i
SATlNS;
FANCY BBONs At I5c. PER yaff r.4I ...e
25c
FANCY RIBBONS az 25c prt yar'. resi- ,..s
4Jc
FANCY RIBBONS al 30c. per 'arI, good '.s
Doe;
FANCY RIBBONS at 35c. per ward, na. .i..s
GOc.:
FANCY RIBBONS At G0c. per yard. r4i Sol. 80
ELEGANT SA>ttS a. $40 WORTH 80
BLACK 'ASllMERES from BE ufr 'arf .t '
$50;
la NB'S-WOOL and NFGtNO DRANiE~ i..
MEN, WOhtN, sud CUiLDEtN.
Remember. thar LEVY EEpIHiE~ '".
larger stock than afy other house ln ihf, -....-I
are the betl,r eu5bl, d io supp y BOO wants.
nos LtNl IROfUll~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-14
We THINGS.

MASONIC NOriCE.-A stated z
WI communication of J0PPA LODGE. No. Xxx
40, A. NJ VIII tie held al -. Adams Iiall/ w
TOMORROW tAiOndlyJ kNENINCi at O'Clock
Member OF sister lodges are fralernally invited 10
ut enc. by order of the W. VI.
JNO. Z. LAUGHTON, JR.,
no l4-1t* Secretary.
NOTICE.-The annual meeting OF g
~ the STOCKHOLDERS OF THE MA Xxx
SONIC-Tt MPLE ASSOCIATION OF VfR-/N
GINA will be- held ~ 81 Alban7 Hall on THURS
DAY the 18Th instant al o'clOca T. VI.
WILLIAM Il. ISAACS.
no l0-td Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-14
FURNITURE.

(HEAP FURNITURE HOUaE.-O
~ W. have just received our second supply "
OF FALL GOODS: addiag some Gtly sulis Of TSa1
PARLOR and CHAMBER FCRSITURE toII !
orr now latgr aud sel CT stock Of goods We Oitr a
stock OF Furniture equal To any house In the city
consisting part of various styles Of Par0r SUITS m
spun an1 raw-slk reps, hdircOih. elegant designs
I'm Chamber Suits East Lake, Queen Anne. ar d
other styles lalg tst sock of Pur and Poplar Fur
niture IN the city. Can and examine stock be-
fore buying. orr terms are easy and accom- moda-
ting. Easy terms OF payment.
r.. GATHRIGHT & son,
no 1-tDl l6 Governor street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-14
A NNUAL MEETING.

The ANNUAL MEETING OF THE POTOMAC
RAILROAD COMPANY will be held at the Office
OF the Richmond, Fredericksburg aud Potomac
Railroad COmpany on "WEDNESDAY the 18th OF
November. 1880, at O'Clock A. VI.
no 3-td j. V. WIN sTON. Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-14
The Auditor and T.x-Veeeipts.

COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA, }
OFFICE AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS.
RICHMOND, November Ii. 1880.
10 the EditOrS Of the Richmond Dispatch
Your issue of this date has the following
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-11-14
WE HAVE ALSO CONSIGNED To T.. .,,,.
WEEK FROM a LEADING NEW
YORK INPogTTp.

THE REELECTION N THE pfrAHlv.,-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-02
OUR WEST VIRGINIA. INSTITUTES
And Why They Have Become Unpopular
with Teachers md Pupils.

with Teachers Rnd Pupils.
Editors Intelligencer.
A writer from West Liberty in the IN
rELIIoENcER Of January 30, seems to think
that the Peabody institutes, held last sum
mer, did not amount to much, at least thai
might he inferred from the following,
which is an extract from the letter:
"First.-Institutes OF few days each
cannot give thorough or practical instruc'
ton.
Second.-Very few teachers attended
these institutes, and majority OF them
but parts Of some sessions during their
continuance.
"Third.-The State has already provided
for five day institutes to be held in each
county.
"Fourth.-Institute have become un-
popular with both people and teachers;
Tor to them may be traced many heavy
reductions in teachers wages"
These propositions are made after the
writer's complaining OF DR.. Sears opinion
OF our Normal School training, and also
that our worthy State Superintendent
did not inform the Doctor that our schools
were carried on after system prepared
for the special benefit Of the teacher.
Now happen to know that the State Su.
perintendent does differ with DR.. Sears In
his opinion concerning our Normal
Schools and he no doubt did all he could
to retain the appropriation for them, but
when he found out that he could not get
anything for the support OF our Normal
Schools, we should not blame him for
taking all he could get for the next best
object, or perhaps better object. l allow
no man TO go farther than l do in support
OF Normal School training, and contend
that the policy Of our Legislature in with.
holding the appropriations from them was
suicidal to the very best interests OF our
schools. | will go further and say that
Dr.. Sears idea Of q Normal School, ap.
pliedto West Virginia, issimply ridiculous,
!. q, TINT all teachers who attend them
must before entering have thorough
knowledge Of the branches to DO taught In
them, This can only be made effective