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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-23

MA 4, t,,,s c,ss. ycssexiay. at c'clc.k ~ M
ii liz residence 81 A. y ilesysy MIS- bOsih f.
H sss sss aas q Viii Ee nnss lta nc
NJ ss,ii sonfh Third street. SUNDAY 1OsNsN1
"a i,s,f.t,asf O'Clock Friends Of we famiiS ~
lnvited to attend.
Died. october e2d At o'clock A. NJ Ct se Ts.,-
fn'R0fGIs, wife Of james c. Lsmi, in the twen>y-
nfh year o. IS "a, lake placeTHIs Sunday EVE
,yff,Nn ~ hslg.East 5 O'Clock from 81. james
eh.rr Friends OF tie family. and OF the I3ihiIy
OF her uncle, Mr.. Thomas w. brocNehoi'"s"' ~
respectfully invited 10 attend, 49, x-o,t napcrs
pIcase copy.
MI a., ,,as citv. AZ O'Clock a. NJ, October
ga PERCEY, infint child OF II. :. ana bii' IT.
Jennings. aged eight months. -.,.s...o ~
EggeI VII Tax, .sss R Fits lrG ' hfTERSooN
A. 4 O'clock FfiendS OF the Family wa tnysS =. -
his grandfather, ". L. Granger are inSi'eu 70 ~
tend.
MED. AZ ,,,e rcsidcncc Of bis mother, 81 south
T,inc sireoi. Fridsy October 81, 1851 ut O;3O 4;
a. WII,IfAM N. BOWS, son ~ ssfaii y. aiu
nc ia;e Theophihs L. Bowls; aged nineteen years
Sna s,snt, Viii IKE Mace from Pne-srcet Baptist
oi,urcb TlilS sunday EVENING at 3 O'Clock.
{eIatiyes and friends OF the family are inVilcu 70
attend.
Dlcd. Friday evening. at 5lf o'clock. AZ his late
rcssdcnce No '523 north Twonty-hT7l street, aiicr
brief Illness, Mr. &. II. JETER' III INC iOr'!-
ag1.h yor 81 ~" Wli t,fe place THIS Sunday
FVfNiNG AZ 3 O'Clock from Nenai,le-SlTsstt
rharei. Friends Of Che familyare respectfully IN
yted 90 attend
Mod. IN ,his civ. October 22d, OF consumption,
UFNRYY. MITCHELL, son OF the lt,y NlIi'"h'
Mitchell Jr IN ihe ihiriyr yessff % PANS nI church
The funeral viii kepiAcciroh ~ ""i ''''' vi
MONDAY the 24th at l. +. N.
Philadelphia papers please copy,
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NJ SPECIAL ATTRACTION FOR
FAIR WEEK.
GRAND EXHIBITION
OF
HANDSOME AND STYLISH GOODS
At
JULIUS MEYER & SONS,
col AND COS BROAD STREET.

Immense lot Of LADIES' CLOAHs, DOLMANS,
ULSTEES, and SACQUES, rom $3.50 to $40;
ELEGANT PLUsH-TRI1IAlED LIGHT CLOTH
JACKETS, only So
HANDSOME TRIMMED CLOTH DOLMASS,
only SO;
NICELY-TRNINED CLOTH CLOAkS, only "a /:
MISSES and CIIlLDREN's CLOAKS, ULSTERS,
and JACKETS, from 1850 to sl5;
MISSES IGAVELOCHS, very stylish;
In DRESS GOODS We are showing all the LATEST
NOVELTIES, from 25c. TO SO per yard;
Al the latest shades I'm sURAH SATlNS, VEL
VETS, and PLUSIII,S;
Another lot Of the ALL-WOOL MUMMY CLOTHS
al zoe. worth 3jc.;
Another lot Of the ENGLISH TWlLLED CASH.
MERES II lOc.;
Our DOLLAF COLORED DRESS SILKS are
splendid for tho price;
BLACK SATlNS from 7Jc. 20 50;
BLACK SILK YEaNETS from : II upwards;
In BLACK GOODS VIC havca larger line and lower
prices than ever;
80 pieccs BLACK CASrMERES at special low
figures;
LUPIN's 3s-INCH CASHMERE At SOC worth
Csc;
LUPIN'S 3s-lNCH EXTRA FINISH at csc.
worth eCc.;
BLACK ALL-WOOL MUMMY CLOTHS at zoe.
worth 3Jc.;
Large stock Of CREPE CLOTHS, HENRIETTAS,
DRAP D'ALMAS, &C.;
Our stock Of sIiAWLS ia large, and We haze many
new and handsome styles;
BLANKETS and COMFORTABLESat way-dovR
low prices;
just opened another lot Of the JOUYIN TWO
BUTTON KID GLOVES at soc. They are
selling fast
The LAFAYETTE KID GLOVE, with Fosters
Patent Lace Hooks, in five hooks, Sl.2j; seven
hooks, Sl.65;
MISSES TWO-BTTTON KID GLOVES al soc;
Elegant stock Of hno ROLLED-GOLD and JET
JEWELRY. JULIUS MEYER & son,
oc l6-dtf col and COB Broad street
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l7si. ErHEADQUAnTEns issi

1881. 1T hhADHuAhiEno i0s''
crxrrSSrAr. e gis tx lousE,
THALafaER BROTfsERs
sol BROAD sTnESr' .ro.,xa
orheiA" oFFERED Ills WEEK,
~ TIE Nh si fRETffEsr And tIoICEsT GOODS
40 don't fail 20 sec our stock before purchasing
your goods.
22o BLACK BEAVER aud Ola GoNAL cL0AKs
100 B nYiu K and LiGHTDoLMANs from IS to
aas f,A1IjIEs' and MISSES LIGHT CLOTH and
FLANNEL WALKING-JACkETS from
175 LiGHr and DARK ULsTERs, latest styles
and colors. from - 10 E20.
Don't fail 10 sec our line Of these goods, as It Is
acknowledged the best I'm the city. -,.,,,
100 pieces slngle- and double-fold FbANhl.LS,
Tor dresses and jackets, from 2Oe' 10 sl'oO
&c pieces Ste ca sACKINGs and ULSTER CLOTH
AZ b 5I1.e y PTNiN and MATALAssE FLAN-
NELs, in blne, cardinal, wine, cream, &C.
from , to TJc. yard;
An elegant line Of WHITE, RED, GRAY and
BLUEFLANNELs NJ low prices
We call special attention 20 our new importation
Of BLACK SILKS, SATINS, NELNEIS,
PLUsHES, BRoCADES, which cannot be
An eleSSst I line OF i' Cc0i0RED and BLACK SILK
PRINCES, CORDS aud TASSELS, BEAD
TRIMMINGS. BUTTONS, &C., for dress
trimmings. which cannot be beit
200 pieces DOMESTIC DRESS GOODS. IN all the
new shades and styles, from l2i to 1Oc'
yard:
100 pieces PLAIDs. STRIPES. BROCADEs, and
NOVELTIES for dresses and trimmings,
from 25c. TO 81 yard;
50 pieces FRENCH CAslBIEREs from 25 TO
7Jc. yard;
81 pieces ALL-WOOL SIIUDAH and MONTE
CLOTHS from 50 TO 7Jc.
BLACK GOODS MOURNING GOODS!
The largest. best, aud cheapest stock In the city.
BLACK CASHMERES 40 Inches wide ct Csc
former price 81 n yard; -
A fun line of MONTE, SHUDAH, MALTESE,
GRAPE, and HENRIETTA CLOTHS atyery
low prices. Don't miss our black goods stock.
CARPETSl CARPETSl
8J pieces COTTON CHAIN CARPETS from
% 10 G0c.
4s pieces ALI-WOOL CARPETS from oOc to
sl.25:
Best TAPEsTRY CARPETS In the city at 0Oc.
$50 TAPESTRY and VELVET RUGS from Use.
10 &C.
rs our immense stock cannot be mentioned, al
we ask Is call TO be convinced of the bargains VIC
arc Offering. THALHIMER BROTHERS,
sol east Broad street, corner Fifth.
oc 22-dStStSa.S u&W
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The Observation-Disclosures OF Saturday
contains fine likeness OF JoHN w. DANIEL.
GLASS and KELLEY are making it hot for
the Mahoneites. The Centennial doesn't
seem TO have passed near them. This year.
as last that little weekly has done ga
power Of good"
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BLACK SILKS, ln most complete I--n.if.. /.
ranging IN cost from sec. ~ 81. Among ..'
stocks may ic found the choicest rI.i.. .. Isl
OF France. Italy, ana switzerland. Those sHI-
are bought nom importer and Iu sorry ..-.
bulk, thus giving our iuU7c. 30 Ncucut i'-.t. ID
hy fcW establishments south ai NcW rIa.
COIOEED SILkS, SATIN pI Lyon, li tI b
EEILIIEUN, SILK and SATIN iEiU-
RHADAhES. PERSIAN Sofas. eros p.
IODItCr, NESEflENNES;
PLAIN. SHADED, and OABRE PLJ-Iii~t
AOiKE ANTIQUE, ami -tIiN
STRIPES. ranging in cost fiOm .l.JH iY o..
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From Sanger Hall along Seventh street to Grace,
Grace 10 fifth. Fifth 10 Franklin, Franklin 10
Third Third To Main, Main 10 Adams, Adams 10
Grace, Grace 10 First, First 10 Broad, Broad to
SEVENTH seventh 10 Grace, Grace 10 Capitol, Capt.
tol 10 Eleventh. Eleventh to Broad, Broad 10 Nine
tecnth Ninclccntn TO Main, Main to Ninth, Ninth
to Broad, ana Broad To seventh. The line VIII be
reviewed as 10 passes along Capitol street by the
Governor and stan, Mayor, and Council OF Rich
mond from the steps Of the Washington Monu-
mput.
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Berthc's Baby A Charming Picture Of
Home Life. BY GUsTAyE DRoz. With
an Illustrated Paper Cover and Portrait
OF "BEgTHA's Baby" on ii. Philndel-
phia: 4. Il. PETERSON & BROTHERS. One
Volume. Paper cover. Price, 80 cents.
Said to be pure, wel-written book, and
one calculated 70 please everybody. It is
FOE sale by Everybody" including the
publishers.
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vORKTOWN CENTENNIAL ANNE
HEADQUARTERS CHIEF MARSHALL
FIFTH DIVISION.
IMPROVED ORDER RED MEN.

IMPROVED ORDER RED MEN.
POCAHONTAsTRGBE,N No. II, Georg, ". Toby,
Marshal:
CIHCKAHOlllNI TRIBE, No. 81, John Car
ycdo, Marshal;
JAMESTOWN tribe, NO.41, 4. p. Montgomery
Marshal;
PABiUNKEY TRIBE, no. SO, john s. Blunt
Marshal;
CIICKAMAUGA TRIBE. No. 4s, l. 4. Pock-
luat'n. Marshsl.
INDIKNOlG TTIBE, No. %, c. ;. wells, Mar
PAWNEE TRIBE, No. SO, Il. p. Kelley, Nar
shall.
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DRY GOODS. NOTIONS, &c.
CENTENNIAL ATTRACTIONS,


Unusual efforts VIII he rut forth % ru-'F
demand, If fl~uIious public. our layI. ..'e
been long iu The markets. and w' mean q" ai .t
our prices % suit the times. I'm order tHa't..t ui-
statement, amy goods tealrcd, tIc simple n ..-
scription of which may have been secured ,.''
where, We promise 10 produce tEIEo EAfAi.,-
AGE. We are determined o. mHAno our A.-t. 4
convenience 90 the public.
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CAnpErs, oII-CLOrHs, dc.

CARPETS, OIL-CLOTHs, &c.--I have
~ Just received my FALL STOCK OF GOODS.
CARPETS, OlT-CLOTiIS, RUGS, MATS, md
DRUGGE1S Of all grades. Cornice, Lace and
Damask Curtains OF the latest styles. Shades, Ho-
lands, sc. Papcr-lIangings OF AZ styles; which L
am Offering at lowest prices. All orders promptly
attended 10. Work done In town and country,
A. JENNINGS, No. 1911 Main street,
SC 19-2m Richmond, Va
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PIANO TUNING, &c.

MR.. CARL SUMMERS, PRACTICAL
WI TUNER with over twenty years. experience
I'm London, England, and New York cityj, having
taken up his residence In Richmond, respectfully
sollclts orders from the musical public for TUNING
aud REPAIRING PIANOS and REED ORGANS.
All work warranted and satisfaction guaranteed.
Work on Church Organs carefully aud skilfully
done. Orders addressed In care OF, or left with,
JOSIAH RYLAND & Co, Music-Dealers, 9I3 cast
Main street, win receive prompt attention
Sc 39-eOd3m
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srNnAY. ncIonRn IN.

The Chief Marshal and staff will assemble at the
Council chamber promptly at 10 o'clock A. ". 70
accompany the Governor OF virginia ana stan,
Mayor, and Council Of Richmond TO old ~. Johns
church.
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The alliance Is now so open that Ma
houe's success viii be regarded as a victory
for the Administration, and his failure a
deieat for IT, Boston Herald.
A Republican Reputation victory
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Lydia 4. Plnkham's Vegetable Com
pound has done thousands OF women moro
good than the medicines Of many doctors.
Il e positive cure for all female com
plants. send 10 Mrs. Lydia Il. Plnkham.
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A LARGE NEW YORK RETAIL HOUSE
PUSHED OUT OF BUSINESS.

We have purchased their entire stock Of SILKS
amounting to upwards Of
NINE THOUSAND DOLLARS,
for cash down. We propose to make this purchase
public benefit. The goods will be on sale
MONDAY, OCTOBER 18TH.
They consist of SILK GOODS Of every descrip-
tlon-BLACK and CoLORED-this seasons Inn
portallon, and designed for the best city retail
trade. Among the
BLACK SILKS
are SO SILKS az s1.6T;
Quality marked to have been sold at 1915 q yard
will be sold at s2.Is;
Quality marked to have been sold at sl.l0 yard
VIII be sold at 6sc.;
Quality marked to have been sold at S4.2O win Do
sold at s2.45.
There Is also large lot If intermediate qualities
for which We have no space to mention prices
Among the lot Of
COLORED DRESS SILKS
arc some elegant qualities for evening wear.
Al1Df a " iilnibLg VI "a ~ At'klls III NdllL
de Rhadames, Satin dc Lyon, surah sstlns, be-
sides other styles.
$3.50 SATIN DE RHADAME at s2.G2;
1926 SATIN DE EHADAlIE at s1.0O;
80 SATIN DE- RIIADAAIE stsI.25.
Among the
FANCY SILKS AND DAMAssEs
are ALL-smK GOODS at G5, IS, and soc, up 70
the finest imported, IN superb qualities and en-
tire new designs.
There are also several pieces Of CLOAKING
SILKS, SATIN DE DUCHESS, and DRAP DE
LYON Mt near one-half their value to import
We viii besides have 4 grand opening Of a
complete stock Of
NOVELTIES AND FANCY DRESS FABRICS
Of every descrIptlon-mo5t Of which are
Of our own importation and
exclusive styles
We have also made fortunate purchase in
sILR YELVETs,
by which we are enabled 10 offer
GUINET'S ALL-SILK SILK BACK VELVET
ut 80 yard-gcucral value, $3.50;
BONNET & CIE's CLCAKING VELVET al
Ss.25-cost upwards Of s14 to import;
SILK VELVET at 75c.;
SILK VELVET atSI;
SILK VELVET stsL25, $3.50, and 80;
CLOAKING VELVET at s200-ncrer offered for
less than $3.50;
CLOAlING yELYETs at af.20-cost upwards OF
Sc to import.
4 full assortment Of
BLACK, COLORED, AND FANCY
PLTSITES.
For the first time IN five years we are enabled u
offer
BLACK CASUMERES
in large quantities at real bargain.
The above goods are Of the celebrated Bon Jour &
Lupln'' make, and will be sold at from
20 10 soc. yard under value.
We regret chat space does not allow ms 10 specify
the many other bargains we have 70 offer on Mon
day. oc l5-Sa,su&Th
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For the Ceutcnuisl demand we have -ocun p
gigantic stock II - AhIASkS, NAPKINS. tLI-
TONNES, WiNE-CLOTliS, TOWELS, 800
other furnishing, O. DC sold very love
FOSTER MD GLOVES DOW M st0ck ia t'-l
shade, Tor opera, street, Or party wear
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR. IN CLOTHS, MOi'l-
EDS, CASSiMERE~. -
COLLARS, sCARFs, HALF-HOsE, SHIRTS H
large variety.
LADIES WRkPPlNGs now op.ned.
Send your order -
CARD0ZO, ALSOP, MOSBN s 60.
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For dress and combinations We have 40 lC n't..-
tic,i ga CANEI's HAIR. SERGE. MO1It. I
am thc new shades Of AMBER, Mtiit"N $50
LOIIRE. PAON, IN BIC, togctlg. Hl.
TAI..au TINSFL PIAIDs, r5us.g u c.f
from l2tc. 60 - per ware. Dor blIAi .I
aud Lux RtAsT RIClN Us, cUr stock, ...,t
fftrr I,tu -D eouaglrunfl..
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ANCIENT oRpER UNITED pRrIDs.

LEE GROVE, A. s. Lloyd, Marshal;
STOSEWALL grove, robert JOINS, Jr., MAJ
slial :
LIBERAL GROVE, Charter Peters, Marshal;
STEWART GROVE, augustus Taylor, Marshall
ENCELSlOK GROVE, Richard NcCoOl. Marshal.
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To thi, Department We continue % devote Do
space aud attention. making 10 Eit most f'-.-
ulete exhibit b. Ic found ln amy metropolis
TRfCOT. AHMtRE. BEAP Ds Al MA, AZ Do
RINE SERGE, ktNEllAN STRIFE,
pctbpr with au immense stock u tAtiihi 3d.,
HENPIfITA. and other STAPLE GOOl- Do
lower rates than were ever Offered 10 nj, lI ..-
kct; ... I'D.
COJRIAULD's CEEPES, iu remnants and .1
REGULAR g0Ods 40 lowest quotations.
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GENTLE5fEN'S Sud LADIES' NERlNO iN-
DERNEAR, iu White, scarlet, and Medical. d.
ranging in cost from soc. IS;
LADIES COTN \ and CAAiBRIf lNnI 10
WEAR no prices aud in variety t1 caE. it
with any market
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+ me OF MARCH.

The procession win form on seventh street In
front OF Sanger Halle, and march down seventh
street 20 Grace. Grace n Fifth. Fifth 20 franklin.
Franklin 20 Third, Third 81 Main, Main 10 Adams,
Adams to Grace, Grace 10 First, First 10 Broad,
Broad TO Seventh, Seventh TO Grace, Grace % Cap
itol Capitol 10 Eleventh and Broad, Broad 10
Nineteenth, Nineteenth 10 Main, Main 10 Ninth,
Ninth TO Bread, Broad TO seventh.
III. G.. MILLER,
oc 23-lt Chief Marshal.
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xToRKToWN CENTENNIAL ANN
Il vER3ARY-

urApouAHrzne CHiEv MARsHAf-l
WASHINGTON HALL
RICHMOND, october 10, 1881.
GENERAL ORpRns, No. 1
The following orders relating 70 the lorstownSe
Centennial Anniversary Celebration In the CITY OF
Richmond arc Published for the Information OIL All
concerned;
STAFF OF CHIEF MARSHAL;
Drcss-Biack suit, black STA hat, white gloves, ana
white ncck-tle.l
Major ALFRED r. COURTNEY, Chief,
Coi Archer Anderson, John NJ. Higgins,
Col YIN. ". Palmer, Moses Hutzier,
A. Batgamin, t'ccr9c " .,layieI, r.
Charles Is Talboti, Lewis -; 0schs,n,a,mi 81"
Henry T. Wickham, George ~; " 0oa9lluBei
Colonel H. +. Douglas, Major a; W; HsInesi
Christian Unkel ahlries r. bothhti
W. Miles Cary, y. ferf nai
George ". POindcxtcr, ltchry Dgueect;
4. w. Pickrell, 6cnerHl T. Il M"Vfe'
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will he: Down Broad street 70 IWcnty-tfth,
to Main, Main 10 Fifth, Fifth to
franklin 90 Pine, Pine to Grace, Grace
10 Capitol square, and pass IN review before his
Exccliency the Governor ~ Virginia. his Honor
The Mayor. and Council Of Richmond.
81 & O'clock L. NJ. Grand Historical TableauN
and TOrchlght Procession by The German citizens
~ RichmnlId. Horny @. MIller, ohlei Marshal.
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SILK DEPARTMENT.
We offer large and unusually handsome lines Of
RICH SILK PLUSHES. SILK NELV VET $,
BLACK and COLORED SATIN RHADAMES,
RICH BLACK MnlREs. silk and SATIN
TIN DE LYON, sURAHS, ARMURES, &c.
&C.. and special bargains IN LYONS BLACK
SILKS Of The most reliable manufacture.
WINTER DRESS GOODS.
Our nress-Go0ds Departments are mequalled in
yariety and extent Of style shown. Prices al-
ways The lowest.
LADIES' CLOTH sUITNGs.
Our assortment of the popular ALL-WOOL
FABRICS for Ladies NalkIng-DrCsse5 IS very
large, and embraces STRIPES, CHECKS, NE
LANGES, and all the rich, dark, plain colOrs.
One cannot fail 20 make pleasing selection
from 50 line and varied stock l5 We exhibit
We are also showing large lines Of FRENCH
CLOTHS, FINE FLANNEL SUlTlNGs,
FRENCH AkNURE CLOTHS, LlPIN'S
FINE ALL-WOOL CASHMERES, HAND
SOME NEW PLAIDS. and all the latest and
choicest style. iu TISSFLLEH and OMBRE
STRIPES, PLAlDS, &C., for combinations and
associations with plain goods.
CLOTH DEPARTMENT.
We direct special attention % our exhibit in this
department Of new winter styles for ladies',
gentlcmcn's, and chldren's wear. and especially
10 our tine assortment OF LADIES CLOTH
and PLUSH CLOAkiNGS, which We are olier-
Ing at bottom prices.
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
All the latest winter styles are now ready IN tbs
department m Ladies Misses, ana Chill iren's
Outside Garments. An inspection Of the as-
sentiments solicited.
DOLlIANs, HAYELOCKS, ULsTERETTES,
JACKETS, &C.. &c.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
BLANKETS, FLANNELS, LINENS TOWELS,
QUILTS, &c, In large, fresh as,Ortments at
cur popular low prices.
We direct attention u our large stock Of CAR
PETS, RUGS. DRUGGETS. and FLOOR OIL
CLOTH and % the particularly low prices az
which they are offered.
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
We are now resdy 10 show large lines Of new WIN
ter styles in HOSIERY for ladie7. gentlemen,
and children In Cotton, Wool, Mcrino, SILK,
&C., sc.
MERlNO UNDERWEAR.
We have Just opened fresh lines Of WINTER MI
RINGS in an the various grades for ladies, gem
tlcmcE. and children.
Our prices viii De- found as low. II not lower,
than any other house. SYCLE BROTHERS,
&C l6-cod 81 Broad street
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Mayor W. G. Darlington presiding.
Nusic-Stsr-Spangled ilanner-h essnlcii band.
Prayer-Right Rev. Bishop r. ". Whittle.
Muslc-Jesu Dulci,-kcssnich's band.
Address OF Wccomc-MayOr W. &. Darlington.
Music -llail Columbla-hessnich'sb band.
twenty-five scholars OF the Richmond
High School.
MEslc-Ygnkec DO0dlc-kcssn'chs band'
OraiiOn-Dr. J. l.. NJ, Curry:
Afusic-Niarseillaise Hymn-hcssnlchH band'
Oyerture-Don Juan-Kessnlch's band
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yINIGUTS or HOYOR.-Committec

KNIGHTS OF HONUR.-Comnittees
IN from Lee Richmond, Fraternity, Continental
and Virginia Lodges, Knights Of Honor, consisting
of Brothers W. G. Darlington, ). N. Fossclt
GEORGE r.. Rulin, j. j. Wright, George G. Cornlck,
A A. q. Jones' jackson Bolton, 4. GuIst, John Max
well, c. T.. FilzWilson, and j. H. Pesy, Jr., met
saturday night al Lee Lodge room, knights OF
Honor Hall. 10 consult concerning the Centennial
parade. 60 take place Wednesday the 26th instant
IL WAS
Resolved, That Che committees urge their lodges
60 parade on that OCCASION; that The members OF
coed TO the hall of Tie Knights Of Honor.
corner Of Fifth and Marshall streets: that
The membcIt Of those lodges that do not de-
eide 10 take part in the parade be requested 10
meet af the abOye-n1mcd hall and unite With the
members Of other lodges.
Member, Of sister lodges from other jursdic-
lions are cordially invited 70 participate.
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We have certain special bargains lu COWS
CIEMlSE. and DRAWERS, % wiz. D. 100 'a.
especial attention.
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TI-EsDAY. OcTopHR 25Tn.

AtlO O'Clock there will be q parade OF The Man.
chester RagamulIlns, Of Manchester. in their
laughable burlesquc costumes and tableaux Of fun.
LINE or MARCH.
From Free bridge 10 seventh street. mp Seventh
In Grace. down Grace 90 Capitol square and 10
Twelfth street, Twelfth street 10 Broad. Brosd 10
Tweuty-hfth, Twcuiy-ifth ~ Main, Main 10 first,
first 10 Franklin, Franklin 10 Laurel Laurel 70
Grace. Grace 10 First. First 70 Broad, Broad TO
Ninth. Ninth 20 Franklin, Franklin 10 seventh,
seventh 70 Free bridge.
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,rnNnAY- ncronrn a4rn.

AZ oE o'clock A. VI. the First Virginia regiment,
Colonel John Il. Purcell commanding; The Rlch-
nond Light Infantry Blues, Richmond 1oWitzers,
,ldets Of Beach's Military Academy and Wishing
military in the city, win form on Broad street In
'ronf of Washington Hall for parade and review.
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III IIUTZLER BROTHERS, Az
52J BROAD STREET. -SSS'sS
COMPETlTION-OUR PRICES ARE THE
LOWEsT IN TIE CITY-TRY Us
AND BE CONVINCED.

FASHIONABLE MILLINERY ofall styles;
DRESS-TRiMMiNGS Of ail kinds;
Bargains I'm GRAPES and Wells;
Full lines Of HOSIERY and GLOVES;
RIBBONS, LACES, SILKS, SATlNS, and
PLUSnES:
G0LD-PLATED JEWELRY, warranted not %
tarnlsh at manufacturers prices;
ZEPHIRS, all cOlors, only 7c. an ounce
Bargains, call and convince yourself ut
IiTTZLER BROTHERS.
WHOLESALEDEPART upstairs. oc g
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NOIICE TO LLF E-MEMBENS OF
~ VIRGINIA STATE AGRICULTURAL So
GETTY:
OFFICR OF VIRGINIA STATE AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY, 7
RICHMOND, October 20, 1881. )
The annual meeting Of lifc-members OF this So
clety win be held ut It's office, I'm Wilkinson Hil,,
ON Ninth street between Main and Franklin,
MONDAY EVENING, october 24th, ut S o'clock.
oc 2l-3t W. W. FINEEY, Secretary.
NOTICE.-TE ANNUAL MEETING
~ OF SrOCKUOLDERS OFTHERICIIMOND,
YORK RIVER AND CiiESAPEAKERAILROA
COMPANY VIII be held at The Office Of the com
p6ny on WEDNESDAY, November 9Th, ~ ~
O'Clock II. W. Il. SMITH,
&C 12-3Ot Secretary.
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INDEPENDENT ORDER RED MEN.
SYCAMORE TRIBE, Christian sicglc, Marshal.
CALIFORNIAN CLUB,
Peter Copeland, MARSHAL

Marshals, pa above mentioned. viii report on
parade ground 10 Chief Marshal, north side BrOad.
corner fLh street, promptly - 10 O'Clock A. ".
Members are requested 10 wear dark suits and
white gloves.
Marshals will be mounted: dark suits, white
gloves; black felt or slouChed hat; red plumage.
The executive officer Of the orders herein mem
toned will please cause The same 10 be assembled
IN due time To- comply with the above order.
Aarshals VIII be furnished with sultable badges
BY the Chief Marshal Of Division on parade
ground. W. F.. GRANGER,
uc o3-3t Chief Marshal Fifth Division.
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ALL members OF SCHIL-
N LER LODGE, No. 1870, I. 0. o. l2ss.sSS
r., are requested % meet the men, - -
hers Of Sycamore Tribe in RuppeIts (l"nF.'
Hal TO-DAY Sunday, October Esd, ~ . oclocl
sharp 20 close arrangements for The ce!ebrlt on.
by order OF IHE COMMIiIEt.'
Oc o3-liF
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NASI-LND DEN EFIJIAL MD SU-
~ CIAL SOCIETY, No. 2.-Every member Of
this Society Is hereby earnestly requested to attend
a regular meeting AZ their hail MONDAY EVE
MING oath Instant, az ~ O'Clock sharp, 10 act on
important amendments 10 The bylaws. Also, TO
make FINAL arrangements for taking par; In the
Centennial parade on the 26th instant.
BY order Of j. G. DOSNELLA, President.
oc 23-1tE j. l.. CREERY, Secretary.