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Deniel's Position Given by Repnb.
lican.

The Valley Virgiaian, after hearing MOTOR
Daniel, says be favored reducing the inter.
est to uniform rate OF 3 per cent, with the
consent OF the creditors. lie believed the
revenues OF the State under the recent as
sessmcnt would be equal to this, with such
other resources as the State bad at hand.
BE deplored the choice OF supreme judi
ciary for partisan purposes, TO render deci-
sions in accordance with party programme,
as one OF the greatest calamities that could
befall State. He favored the public schools
as the cheapest method OF education, and
the best adapted to the wants OF the people.
If elected (;overnor no vonld deal on, exac,
Justice TO all classes OF citizens, and see tha,
the laws we're executed impartially.
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Victory at Saratoga
n
rSUHy.
New York Tim es.l


SECOND RACE.-The Morrissey Stskes, a
handicap sweepstakes for all ages, $50
each, half forfeit. or only $40 il declared
out by July Isl, with $1,000 sdded; the
81 copd horse 10 receive $3.50 and The third
800 out OF the stakes; TWO miles; sixty
nominations. Starters-G. 2. BrysOn's Ct.
w. Doswell',) b. e. Bushwbacker, aged, by
Bonnie Scotland, out OF Annie Brush, 80
pounds Jones); james I. williams br. g.
Checkmate, G years, by Glen Athol, out eli
Full Cry, I29 pounds (Murphy); w. c..
McGavock's ch. C. Boulevard. 4 years, by
Bonnie Scotland, out Of Martposa, 105
pounds Fiizpatrick). Pools-Cbeekma,e,
5000; Bushw hacker, 5000; Boulevard, $50.
Book -betting-Two TO five against Check
mate, nine 10 five against Bushwhacker,
eight to one against Boulevard.
Busbwhacker took the track. setting
rapid pace. Checkmate aud Boulevard
went away together, two lengths behind
Bushwbacker, Checkmste at the pole. The
first mile was run in this order, all under a
pull. AT no time was there difference OF
a quarter OF length between Checkmate
and Boulevard. On entering the second
mile Bushwhacker was two lengths in front
OF Cbeckmatc, who was leading Boulevard
from the girth out. On the turn in the run
to the quarter Jones loosed bis hold on
Bushwhackar, and the sturdy son OF
Bonnie Scotland drew rapidly away
from his competitors. At the quarter
he led by two open lengths. Cbeckmate
was second, length In front OF Boule-
yard, who was exhibiting unmistakable
signs OF distress. Murphy now began ri.
ding Checkmate, and the old horse went up
to Bushwscker very fast. Passing the bali
mile post, Bushwhscker showed a scant
length and half in front OF Checkmaie.
" Old Check" continued to gain until, on
the turn, the pair were nose aud tail, and
the spectators thought that the race was
over, especially when they saw Bushwback-
er's tail switching under the punishment
he WAS receiving. Murphy suffered Bush.
whacker to lead into the straight, when he
went up 10 Bu.bwhacker's saddle. Jones
drew bis whip with his left hand at
the pole, as II afraid OF Murphy's
tactics. At the furlong, Checkmate
showed In front, but Bushwscker rsl-
lied under the whip and came again st
Checkmate. This caused Murphy TO draw
his whip. On the pair came at top speed,
head and head, with Boulevard far in the
rear. The race was IN doubt TO the distance
stand, where the extra weight began TO tell
on Checkmate. Bushwhacker drew away
slowly at tlrst, and passed the winning post
two lengths IN front OF Checkmate; Boule-
yard beaten Oh. Time: Quarter, 0:2S; hall
mile, 0:54s three quarters OF mile, l:2lt ;
mile, TAG; one and quarter miles, 2:l3l /;
one and a bali, 1881; one and three quar-
ters, 305; two miles. $3.50. French pools
paid S13. Both Bushwhacker and Check
mate were bsdly cut up. The excitement
at the finish was tremendous.
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We are glad to hear from the counties Of
King George, Wesimoreland, Richmond,
and Lancaster that the country never looked
better or gave brighter promise Of remune-
rstiye crops. Politically, the people are in
good heart, aud ready for the fight OF this
fail, which they esteem to be the most i'm
por,ant contest 10 the history oil the Com
monwealth--a contest whose issues are vital
to the honor and property Of Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-20

The Rockingham Register ssys that Re-
sdiuster orator. 10 speech near Cross Keys
the sight before DANIEL was nominated,
said:
Cesar hsd his Brutus. Garfield had bis
Guiteau, and while will not be so undem-
ocfstic as TO wish H., believe 1t would be
the best thing that could happen for Vir-
ginia II the man who IL put out by the
Funders should ind bis Guitesu."
We are glad that young man 10 no: q
Bourbon or Funder, and we are sorry be
lives in Virginia.
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what q Northern Journal Wants 10
Know.
New York World

We should like some OF or esteemed Re.
publican contemporaries TO answer few
plain questions politely put, as follows :
The Republican party in Virginia being. as
the Post very Justly admits, dead, how Is II
TO be resuscitaled, whether Malone succeeds
or not? II It is revived, the experiment OF
fusion having proved unsuccessful, will 1t
be stronger or weakeri II the experiment
proves successful in 1881, what Is the ar
rangement TO be Ia 1SS4f Will Malone
come TO the national Republicans. or viii
the national Republicans have TO so 10 Ma
homer II the former, bow can the Repub-
leans thunder against the practices OF Ma
hone? II the latter, how can they refuse to
take his candidatei Il. s. V.P.
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Z mrsghfer nay ~ sltc white Mouse .
The members OF the Cabinet alI caIlea
ma morning. and gathered renewed oops
n 4, il,s very favorable condition fepof!eu:
Tbe air az solemniiy and sDxieiy noticed
sbou, the White House for week past mas
been dispelled. and hope and good cbeer
nave senIn penetrated the gloom. There -
no danger or blood-poisouipg, as the out
I'D, doctors feared, and the President can
now be said 10 be GeudIng as rapidly, II not
more 90. than bis physicians bad reason to
anticipate. Nourlshment continuel TO be
given him through the mouth. and II Is re-
famed upon the stomsch without producing
irritation Washington Stor last evening.
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Among The officers OF the campaign club
organized at stanton are Harry 81. George
Tucker president, and Joseph u. Rollins
and John w. Todd, sice-presidenis.
Marson r. Helnboid, who was arrested
In New York Thursday for swiDdling shop
keepers, has confessed bis crime, snd said
be did not know why he committed II.
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WAKE SUPERIOR COURT.-Conrt met on
Yesterday at $3.50 O'Clock, bis Honor Judge
Gllmer presiding. The following business
was transacted:
A. Syme. administrator OF Joseph Mar
com, Us. The Richmond and Danyille Rail.
road Company. The Jury, after being out
all night on this case, came into court and
found all tie issues in favor OF the ps'ntln'
aud assessed the damages at $500. -RaIeigs
NetrS and Courier.
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BugsErTs CocoAIsg, THH Best OF ALL
HAIR DRESSINGS. lit aiIays irritation, re-
moves all tendency TO dandrIf, aud inyig-
crates the action Of the capilIaries 10 the
highest degree, thus promoting a vigorosss
and heoithy gro,sih Of hair. It's effect upon
the glossiness and richness OF the hair Is
slcf as cannot be surpassed.
BuIne.l's F!ayoring Extracts are tho best.
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No representatives Of Africa hardly at
Henry Courthouse, only few at Harrison
burg, dozen or SO at Fairfax Courthouse,
and bakers dozen or so at Stafford Court.
house. What does 1t mean! Has the word
gone out that Africs Is not TO attend joint
sliscussionSf
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the ssa,war,s a, the vice.Pro.laent's

The recent meetings OF Stalwsrt leaders
have but one object in view, and as such
political hob.nobbing they will be noted by
q Disguised people. Let Vice-President
Arthur beware. Let him remember that
the lightning Of public execration is inf
nisely more to be dreaded than any personal
calamity inflicted by madman. IL has
played around him already. The next time
II will strike, and with consuming effect.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-20

MsIor yosr speaks Of the statements OF
toe correspondents OF several northern
journaIs, more particularly those Of the
Nsw York Times, New York Tribune, Phil
sdeiphia Press. and Cincinnati Commercial,
In regard to the Lyncbburg Convention, 40
ex.raYsgsnt and wholly untrHtaful.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-20

The Philadelphia Press states that on the
18th thief at New York concealed hlmself
IN the room of Colonel PEYToN, the general
Superintendent Of the Yorktown Centenniai
Association. After the Colonel retired be
chloroformPd him, and then departed with
his fine watch.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-20

Colonel CAMERON has been for paying,
frst, go. OK, 900, then FOR s320Oo,0o0, and
now for si9,oOO,0 900. de has been Fund
q, Rekdiuster. Democrat, = Republican,
aud 81 II them combined. He can't say
now whether be Is Democrat or . Repub-
1fcsn.
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CoLoRED AMERICAN BISHOPS IN LONDON. -
London, August 1S.-Tbe colored bishops,
Dickerson. OF South Carolina and Georgis
Sborer, OF the Ohio district, and Payne, Of
Baltimore, Virginia, and North Carolina
have arrived Ia London TO attend the Metho'
dist Ecumenical Conference.
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The James. Rirer Herald says ours IL a
coodIy tlcketSto look upon and still better
TO vote, and one OF which Virginia is Justly
proud. II means an honest settlement OF
the State debt, fee schools, and pros perity
10 the Old Dominion.
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The Shenandoah Herald says orgapi-
ration /. the important duty Of the hour.
Attractive speeches may draw crowds and
arouse enthusiasm, but success is the result
Of thorough organization.
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ROOMS STATE CONSERVATIVE DEMOCRATIC
Executive COMMITTEE,
DtruunNn 10 1891

hlOuhONDs AANNho' 40 'CO@'
C. A. Bohannan will speak at Halifax
Courthouse on Monday next, 221 instant.
Captain =. w. Mckinney, Conservative
Democratic nominee for Attorney. General,
will speak at King William Courthouse 22d
instant; Middlesex, Oath instant; Green's
vile Courthouse, September 9Th; King aud
Queen Courthouse, September 9Th; Lou
doun Courthouse, September 18th; Charles
City Courthouse, September 18Th; South
smpton Courthouse, September 10Th; and
Hanover Courthouse, September 21st.
j. BELL BIGGER, Secretary.
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Msjor John w. DANIEL spoke at New
Market Thursday, and was announced to
address the people Of Shenandoah at Wood
stock yesterday. Colonel CAMERON is said
TO have gone home for several days.
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Eole won race at Saratoga Wednesday,
and Bushwhacker another Thursday. This
shows that Virginia can still raise race
horses.
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One who was at Stafford Courthouse on
Monday says the Democrats had seven to
the CosIitonists' one.
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jock W. DANIEL voted sgainst the fund
ing bin Of 1871, and Tor the HEyxgL school
bilI which has preserved aud maintained
our pubic schools. Don't forget It.
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nT AY-STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH corner Of Graham aud Clay streets).-
Preaching on SUNDAY at IL A. 81. and S:l5 p. NJ.
BY Rev. S. G. CLoPTOS, pastor.
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ROoNs STATE CoYsERyATIvE-DEM0CRATlC ]
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, )
RICHMOND, August 10, 1881. J

RICHMOND, August 10, 1881.
Colonel w. X. Aylett will speak at Mat
thews Courthouse on Monday, 18TH Septem-
Der, court-day.
Some Of our best speakers will address the
people at Goochlsnd Courthouse on the
third Monday in September and October.
j. BELL BIGGER, Secretary.
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MOORE MEMORIAL CHURCH
laurel stree,).-Servlces at IL O'Clock A. NJ Rev
W. DUDLAY POWERS, of Kentucky, officiating.
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~ TRINITY METHODIST EPISCO-
PAL CHURCH (corner OF Twentieth and Broad
sireets), Rev. I. WILEY BLBDsoB, paster. Preach
iugstllA A. NJ. by Rev. ID. VI. JAMES, OF Randolph
Macon College.
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TFIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Twelfth and Broad sireets).-Rev. II. w BATTLE,
OF Mississippi will presch on SUNDAY at l a. NJ
subject: Idolatrv." and at 81 T. M.-snbject:
" victory" All welcome.
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IT BROAD-SrREET METHODIST
CHURCH, SUNDAY, August 21.-PreachiDg at i
A. NJ. By Rev. W. G. STARR, ID. d., pastor-eub-
j.ct, "The Mock Lighthouse on the shore" cor
dial Invitation 10 ali. No service at night.
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T CLAY.STREET METHODISF
CHUeCH (coruer Of Clay and Adams streeUs).-
Preaching by the pastor, Rev. A. 6. BRowN,h IL
A. n. ana at . p. 81 Seats free and cordial tnVi-
fafiOn TO al.
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MT SEVENTH. STREET CHRISTIAN
cHUgCH.-The pastor, Rev. j. z. TYLER VIII
preach at IL A. NJ. No services at night.
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NET E-STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH (corner OF Grace and Foushee sireets).-
Rev. DR.. CURRY will occupy The pulpit or ms
church on TO MORROW at IL O'Clock A. NJ. No
services at night.
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E9 FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH eleventh. street between Grace and
Broad) The pastor, Rev. w. c. sCHAEYFER, haV'
ing returned to the city, will preach at II A and
eats p. NJ. Visitors welcome. Seats free.
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pIssoLUrsONs q pARTSERsuIps.

w Il, THE UNDERsIGN NED.
w E.HARvIE SPENCE and JAMES ID. BlBn,
hare this Cay formed co-partnership under The
arm-paine Of SPENCE, BlBR 4 Co. for the nnr-
pose OF conducting the RETAIL BOOT AND
shtJE BUSINESS a. Nc. sl6 east Bread street, two
The patronage Of orr friends and the public
generally ls re- pectfuily stliciled.
an20 JAMES D, BlRb.
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Let there be no ukewarmness, as In 1879 I;
but let every Democratic Conservative re-
solve to do bis whole duty.
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Colonel CAMERON is not the fist leader
who, when finding himself fiat, exclaimed,
=" Africa, embrace thee"
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1 HrKC5AE No1ICgs.
r5-REDUcISa PRICES
FOR THE MONTH OF AUGUST.
SPECIAL sALE.
WE OFFER EXTRA INDUCEMENTS on ALL
SUMMER GOODS IN oRDgR TO SELL
THEM oUT.
WHITE and CREAM EMBROIDERED NUs.
Inns. LINoN DE DAccA, PERSIAN Null.
oRGAHDIEs, VICTORIA LAWNS, WHITE
and FIGURED LAwys-aIl at lower prices
than ever.
All kinds Of SUMMER DRESS GOODS. PARA.
SOILS, and LINEN ULsTERs at less than cost
BLACK and CoLORED LACE MITTS;
LADIES' and GENTLEMEN's HOSIERY;
LACE-TOP GLOVES;
FANS and HooPsRIRTs,
AT SPECIAL PRICES.
as We do not Wish TO carry any Of these good.
LADIES' and GENTLEMEN's GAUZE yRsTs.
UNLAUNDRiED SHIRTS;
LADIES' and GENTLEMEN's HANDKgR
CHIEFS;
RIBBONS,
LADIES' and GENTLEMEN's COLLARS al
CUFFS;
LACES, HAMDURGs,
BELTS and KID GLOVES
10 great variety and at the lowest prices.
THALHIMER BROTHERS.,
Central Block, Sol Broad street.
au4 .SaSu&W corner Fifth street
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TFIRST PRESBYT Err A N
CHURCH.-The congregations OF Gracestreet
(Rev. Dr. READ's) and this church (Rev. DIR. PRES
ToN'sJ viii worship together in this church at IL
o'clock A. NJ. Preaching by Rev. j. X. HAzBS, ID.
ID. No service at night.
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h1 LEA d PERKINS SAUCE,
THE WORCFSTER> HIRE.
Delicious with
MEATS, GAME, SOUP, WELSH RAREBlI~. &c..
JOHN DUNCAN's SON~.
ty 17-Saly Agents.
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TOILET ARTICLES.

ENGLISH HAIR-BRUSHES,
ENGLISH TUOTH.BRUsHEs,
FRENCH PERFUMERY,
TOILET POWDER,
sPOSGES, FLESH-BRUsIIEs, &C., &C..
For sale by y. BLAIR Druggist
ana corner Broad aud Ninth streets.
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rr FROM NOW UNTIL
szpTEMBER 18Th
LEVY BROTHERS
will continue their
cLosINe-oUT SALE
SUMMER GOODS
MANY REAL BARG AIMS YET LEFT.
GOOD VALUE IN EVERY ARTICLE
A GOOD ASSORTMENT TO SELECT PROM.
The goods must be sold. aud we have made prices
that viii sell them.
when we aim to make reduction in stock, we do
It BY reducing the price.
GOODS FOR THE EARLY FALL TRADE
now in stock and coming in daily.
We shall continue as heretofore TO sell the
BEST GOODS AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
Give us a call, and you will SAVE MONEY.
LEVY BROTHERS,
1Ol7 and 1919 Slain street.
DECORATIONS AND FLAGS OF EVERY DE-
sCRIPTION-a good assortment SOW In stock.
su19
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DRUGS. MEDICINES, &c.
g p . n g L s.

We have Just received The lar4est and Gaes, 's.
sortment Of sPONGEs ever offered IN isis c,,y,
embracing all kincs, Sizes, and prices.
Also, another supply Of elegant OIL-DREsSID
CHAMOIs SKINS. For sale by
PURCELL, LADD & CO.. Druggls,s
auo 1916 Main tta,r
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MONDAY, AUGUST 18TH

5 cases LIGHT and DARK PRINTS, bet quality,
at 4,sc.-every yard guaranteed fast color;
5 cases BLEACHED COTTON at TIC. worth 1oc.;
s cases FLANNELs at 20, rs, 80, s5. and 4oc.,
which are one third less than they Will be Sep
tamber LIST.
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BLACK CAsHMERES, BLACK CASHMERES.
ALL-WOOL 40.inch at 35c. worth Soc.
ALL-WOOL 42.inch at Acc. worth 6Oc.;
ALL-W0OL AS Inch at sac. worth 7Oc.;
ALL-WOOL 4S-inch at CSC. worth Soc.
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mr. COHEN BROTHERS,
COHEN BROTHERS,

The senior partner OF this firm, who is now So
journug in New York has Just shipped some Of the
GREATEST BARGAINS ever heard Of In this
market Considering that It Is late fDr summer and
early for fall goods, we would say that we wonld not
have made the large purchases unless We were fully
satisfied that the prices would sell them Irrespective
of season. We will offer on
MONDAY, AUGUST 18TH,
) cases LIGHT and DARK PRINTS. bet quality,
at 4,sc.-every yard guaranteed fast color;
5 cases BLEACHEO COTTON at TIC. worth 10c.;
s cases FLANNELs at 20, rs, 80, s5. and 4oc.,
which are one third less than they Will be Sep
tsmber LIST.
BLACK CAsHMERES, BLACK CAsHMEREs.
ALL.WOOL 40.inch at Csc. worth 50c.;
ALL.WOOL inch at Acc. worth 60c.:
ALL-WOOL AS Inch at sac. worth 7Oc.;
ALL-WOOL 4S-inch at CSC. worth Soc.
CoLORED CAsHMEREs,
COLORED CAsHMERES.
All the NEW SHADES at 1lc. yard; also, ALL
WOOL at 35, 40, As, and soc.
BLACK SILKS, BLACK SILKS.
eros GRAIN at 54c., warranted ALL SILK;
eros RAIN at 75c. worth Sl.25.
See our 1920 quality.
SEQ dozen p.lrs GLOVES and MrrTS In SILK,
Lisie, and Cotton About oue half Of this lot is
suitable for the present season; the balance are
for fall and winter wear. This was an I'M
porter's sample lot, and comprises some Of the
very handsOlnest goods. aud will be sold for 10,
10, 25, and soc. pair, some OF which are
worth Sl.75.
Extraordinary inducements I'm HOSIERY.
[au l3.sa,su,Thl
GROCERIES,. LIQUORS, DC.
DUNLOP'S DECORTICATED FAMI-
LY FLOUR and HAxALL's PATENT FAMI-
LY FLOUR at millers' prices;
GENUINE LAGUAYRA COFFEE, best quality, at
l5c. pound;
TEAS, SUGARS, SPICES, CIDER VINEGAR, &C.,
&C., for sale low by
JOSEPH NJ. BLAIR, Grocer,
10 $40 NAH slTeti.
SALTi SALT! SALr'
100000 SACKS
OF
LIVERPOOL FACT0RY-FILLED FINE AND
GR9UND-ALUM SALT
in store and afOat per ships "Fremtlden." " Ire
and," )" Condor" and II. 8. Hanson" from Liver
pool, consisting of the following brands:
DEAKIN'S,
MARsHALL's,
WORTHINGToN'S,
DEANS.
BUCKEYES,
HERBERTT,
TALKS.
We ofrer the above in lots "a suit purchasers, de
liyerable from NORFOLK, CITY POINT, and
RICHMOND DOCK.
au1s.l5t DAVENPORT & MORRIS.
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CoLORED CAsHMERES,
CULORED CAsHMERES.
All the NEW SHADES at lie. a yard also, ALL
WOOL at 35, 40, As, and soc.
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CAPTAIN HowGATB's CASE.
WASHINGTON NOTES.

The debt OF the District is nearly double
per capita that OF the most heavily.indeOted
State in the Union. Congress, however,
guarantees its interest.
Thomas J. Warren has been commis-
stoned as postmaster at Emory, Washing
ton county, Va, and William Morris al
PocotaIigO, Kanawhs county, W. Va
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BLACK SILKS, BLACK SILKS.
eros GRAIN at 54c., warranted ALL SILK;
GROS-GRAIN at 75c. worth $I.25.
See our 81 20 quality.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-27
THE TROUBLE AT ORANGE.
Two More of the Negro ROuxhs Kill.
ed-Citizens Determined to
wipe ont the LawlesS
Element.
Special Telegram to the n. o. Times.

ppt-LdA ItseSTdtu W lut ~ W. lDaes-
VERmILLIoNvILLE, LA, Aug. %.
News has just reached here to the
effect that the trouble at Orange,
Texas, has broken out afresh, and
resulted in the killing of two more
ofthe negro desperadoes who were
in the gang which made the attack on
Sheriff Michael few days ago. Yes
terday evening Bob Saxon, a notori-
GUS negro, and the one who shot down
Michael, was arrested near Orange
and brought to town and placed in
Jail. Last night about twelve o'clock
q band of citizens broke open the Jail
and taking Saxon and another negro
out, shot them to death, their bodies
being fairly riddled with bullets. At
present two white desperadoes, Char
lie Delno and Dug Harris, are con-
fined in the Jail charged with instiga-
ting the lawless element of the town
to assassinate the sheriff. The feel
ing against Delno and Harris is very
bitter and it is probable they will be
lynched before the trouble is over.
For quite awhile the law abiding
people of Orange have quietly borne
the outrages perpetrated by the
roughs Of the town, but they now re-
alize that forbearance is no longer q
virtue, and are determined to shoot
every cut throat they can lay their
hands upon. Not more than six
weeks ago the roughs had things so
much their own way that at night
they would fire at brakemen on
freight trains. and shoot out the
headlights of the locomotives and
otherwise amuse themselves. From
what can be learned seven of these
characters have been killed BY the
enraged citizens, and it is likely that
many more of them will share the
fate. The citizens say they will not
cease until they have cleared the
town Of the gang OF desperate men
who have done so much to iniure the
good name of Orange.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-08-27

cost, the monthly fees Of each cadet
being but SIC, which covers board,
room rent, servants attend
ance, washing and mending, fuel
and lights, medicine and medical
attendance. In the language of the
president, '1t is a cheap, healthy
solid, honest, God fearing institution,
with an able and Jealous faculty and
rationale, educating courses ofinstruc-
ton, good discipline and excellent
educational appliances, books, ap-
paratus, etc. Itgives good educa-
ton in reasonable time at a small
cost" Gov. Wilt, who is the presi
dent of the Board of Supervisors Of the
University, takes a deep interest in
its success, and is anxious to see the
youths of Louisiana take advantage
of the exceptional opportunity offered
them of procuring an education
n. 0. Democrat.