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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-29
THE LrScuDuno rosrnasrEnsnrp.

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. October 23.--The
senate Immediately after going into execn-
tive session this afternoon resumed the
contest which was begun yesterday over
the nomination Of Clifford lStatham to be
postmaster ut Lynchburg, Va. Mr.. Hill,
OF Georgia, took the floor in opposition TO
MS confirmation, and spoke for two hours.
Inc debate was then continued by llessrs.
Morgan, Morrill,, 1Ioar, Sherman, and
Others at great length, the discussion run
ning substantially upon the same lines OF mr.
gumcntas yesterday, the political feature Of
the case and the importance attached TO It's
! probable bearings upon the result OF the
impending election in Virginia being, how
ever, more openly expressed and distinctly
emphasized. The speeches We're inter
/ spersed with number Of roll-calls on mo-
/ tons to adjourn and other dilatory pro-
ceedings, and were also diversified by a
| spirited colloquy between Senators Logan
and VOORHEES, as to which Of the two
had heretofore shown himself the better
friend OF Union soldiers. About O'Clock
in the evening the vote on motion 10 adj
louTn disclosed the TACT that no quorum was
present, and call Of the Senate was order
ed. All proceedings were then suspended,
While the Sergcant-at-ATms and his depu-
ties were engaged in hunting upand bring
ing IN accessible senators. Meanwhile an
elegant lunch was spread i'm the room Of the
Committee on Appropriations, and the sena-
tors who had remained at the Capitol whiled
away an hour or two in the pleasures OF
the table and other social enjoyment. Soon
after Q O'Clock upwards OF fifty members
were present in the Senate chamber, but
when the vote was taken on another mo-
ton to adjourn it was found that less than
quorum responded 10 the call OF their
names, as a large number Of them were
paired with senators still absent. At half
past 10 O'Clock business was still suspend
cd, with no indications OF any speedy
break OF the deadlock.
1t is learned, however, that q call for q
Republican caucus has been issued for to-
morrow morning, which seems TO render it
improbable that the present contest OF en-
durancc between the two parties will be
prolonged throughout the night The con-
iectllfed motive OF the issuance Of this call
is desire to dssuade certain Republicans
from abandoning the present struggle by
leaving the city for their respective
homes. II is privately argued by
these Republicans that every sdyan-
tage expected TO be obtained by
the confirmation OF Mr.. Statham's nom
inatlon can just as'welI be secured by his
appointment by the President Immediately
after an adjournment OF the Senate sine
die, and as the Democrats threaten 10 pre-
vent final sction upon the question Of con-
firmation until after the Virginia election
ION the Sth proXmo), ii is contcndcd that
persistence in the attempt TO confirm the
nomination may entirely sacrifice the prin-
cipal benefit indicated, and prove worse
than useless.
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Ran. THcker snd Fftz. Lee i'm Pitt
syIYnnIG.

Especial telegram % tie Dbpatch.I
CHATHAM, Va, October 2S.-This has in
deed been a glorious day for the Conserya-
tive cause in Pittsylvania. John Randolph
Tucker and General Fitzhugh Lee adj
dressed a tremendous crowd OF citizens
from all parts OF this county. Fully fifteen
hundred people listened to their speeches
and partook Of the barbecue which TO-
lowed. The utmost enthusiasm prevailed,
and our county is certain to 90 for Daniel
and our legislative ticket by a large MT
iority.
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|TELEGRApHIC NEWS
TO TiiE DIsrATcn FnoM ALL POINTS.
THE LSNClIBuRG POSr-OFFIcR CONTEST.
A Prolonged Struggle over tho Con.
hrmation of Clifford Siatham.

frishtid Disaster on she MissYssippi-
seventeen Lives Lost Through Careless
hess and Drunkcnness-Tbe Conduct of ,he
Ninth Massachusetts Regiment 20 be In
Vestisatcd-Mr. GiadStonc's Views Upon the
'"odc or Government la Irciand-A British
steamer Lost With All ON Board-EIec-
lions for the German Reicbstag-A Boat
Load OF Human Beings Saved from the
Dccp
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4 CooI Sehoouer Aground.

WASHINGTON, October 27.-The Signal
Corps station at Lookout, n. c., reported
last night as follows: The three-maSted
schooner X. j. Willard, loaded with coal,
from Philadelphia bound to Savannah,
went aground in Cape-LOOkout shoals at 4
p. VI. to-day, and the wind unfayorable.
She will probably get Of at high tide to-
night, after throwing her cargo overheard.
WASHINGTON, October 9S.-The Signal
Corps station ut Cape Lookout, \. C., re-
ports that the schooner Il. j. Willard got
off this morning.
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United st.tes senstc-SpccisI Session.

WASHINGTON, October 2S.-Jhe Presi-
dent pro TEN. laid before the Senate petit
tions from two Texas banks relative TO
bank taxation. Referred to the Finance
Committee.
Mr.. Morrill, called up his resolution rcls-
tive TO the removal Of existing railroad de-
pots i'm Washington. Referred 10 the Com
mittcc on the District OF Columbia.
Mr.. Allison called up his resolution au-
thorizing the Appropriations Committee to
conduct 10y . subcommittee the inycstiga-
ton ordered into the disbursements OF ap-
preparations for various appointments.
Adopted.
The Senate at 1925 p. VI. went into cI-
ecutive session. The undecided contest
over the nomination for the Lynchburg
post-offce was nj once resumed.
At 0 p. N. the Senate is still in session
with closed doors. Many Of the senators
have sent ont for supper, from which the
inference is drawn that there is at present
no prospect Of adjournment.
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MARINE rxrELLraExeE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, 0cToBEh 2s, 1881.

fOhI OF tlCHoiOND- OCTODEh 70, 1881.
Arrived.
Steamer Tiger Lily, Walihall. Smifhhefd
merchandise and passengers, w. A. o. Coie. SUI
pCrintcndenf.
steamer Kanawha, Greenwood Boston. light,
Chesapeake aud Ohio Railroad Company.
G. Smith.
schooner t. Harris Kirk, Cavalier, New York,
salt. Davenport & Morris.
schooner Mary y. Bayard, Camp, New York,
hay. Atkinson Temple; iron, Iredegar Conn
pany.
Schooner Yankee Doodle, Rose. Philadelphia,
coal, Crump & West.
Schooner Mary c. Carroll, Carroll, Philadelphia,
coal, ). H. Halves.
SAILED.
steamship wyanokc, Couch, New York, mcr-
ciandise and passengers, George W. Alien & co.,
agents
steamer :. W. Evcrman. Carr, Philadelphia,
merchandise and passengers, J. W. McCarrick,
agent.
steamer City Of Richmond, clifford. Norfolk,
merchandise aud PASSENGERS and United States
Schooner Sar-Spangled Banner, NHllcn, Phila-
dolphia, stone, Curtis \ Parker,
Schooner Major William II. Tansum. Shoe,
Parker.
Schooner Frank Mcdonald. NcKendry. New
York, merchandise, Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Company; vessel Curtis 4 Parker.
Schooner Zulcite Kenyon, buckingham. SIAM
ford, Conn, bark, A. -. Goodman; vessel Curtis
schooner Julia A. Garrison, Corson, New York.
coal. Geryas StOrrs; vessel. Curtis Il Parker.
schooner Rose McDevitf. Miller. Philadelphia
ria Petersburg humber, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Enterprise. -, Boston, merchandise,
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company.
Schooner Catch Rldgeway, TownsCna, New
York, coal Chesapeake aud Ohio Railroad Com
pany.
schooner 4. G. Buckley. Crlmmer, New York,
eoal, Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company.
MEMORANDA.
NEW YoRK.-Arriyed 27th: Schooner T. Mer-
win. Brown. from Richmond. Cleared 27th
Schosacr Sarah II. sharp, Pearcc. for Richmond.
FORT MONROE.-Pnssed In 27th: Barks Stats
minister sting tNor.l, Erich>cn, Baltlm're. for
Richmond; bog Star uir.l, Cogan, Delaware, for
Richmond.
CHARLEsroS.-saicd goth: Schooner Grace
Davis. for Richmond.
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Vote against the RIpDLABERGER bill.
EIcctric.LiClst wonders.

EDISON MAKES A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
POWER IL THE AREA OF 4 HALF-DIAE.
Dir. Edison has just completed and trans
NIT ID to Professor +. G.. Fairfield, OF the
New York College OF Veterinary Surgeons,
an elcctric-lamp which has the novelty Of
being probably the most minute ever con-
structed. The electrodes, or carbon
points. are only one tenth OF an inch in
diameter, the object being To obtain the
highest attainablc intensity within the small
est possible space. 1t requires a battery OF
about forty cells. The flame will not eX-
ceed' the dimensions Of a silver fivC-cent
piece, but will concentrate within this
limited area the power Of five hundred can
dies. The conductors are scarcely larger
than 4 hair, and tie electrodes are adjusted
by means Of q delicate screw movement.
capable OF altering the distance Of their
points from each other one ten-thOusandth
Of an inch, il necessary. The instru-
ment was made 10 illuminate micro
scOpic objective constructed upon the
newly-discOyercd law Of h0nolOgous sec
lions. This lens renders It possible TO obtnin
a power Of 10000 diamctcrS. At such
power only a section OF cOlored cor
pusclc OF human blood can be viewed at a
time. Computing the mOlccule OF living
matter 10 be about observation-disclosures OF
an inch in diameter, Professor Fairfield
believes it possible TO project the image OF
il upon a screen with the help OF the lamp,
and TO tale photographs showing the
molecular constitution OF such complex
bodies a. albumcn.
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Tho Conduct of the Myth NTassaehu-
Hotfs 10 lie Investigated.

BOsTON, October 2S.-AdiutHnt-GencraI
Berry has issued special order command
ing q detail OF one staff and one line officer
from the First brigade to visit Wilmington,
Del, Richmond, and other places TO inyos-
tigete charges made against the Ninth Mas
.achusctts regiment on their visit to York
town.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
and IrO,and,s government.

LOXDoN, October 2S.-Mr. Gladstone, in
the course Of his reply TO an address pre-
sented to him at Knowsley yesterday, said :
The point was whether Ireland Is to be
governed by laws made by Parliament or
bv laws known to nobody and written no
where except in the brains Of a few per-
sons and enforced by an illegal, arbitrary,
and self-appointed association, which
sought to override by an organized attempt
the free will Of Irishmen. 1t was qlieS-
ton between law and chaos. No fewer
than $4,000 application forms have been Is
sued under the land act, he said, and this
led him TO anticipate future peace and pros
perity.
German RcIelIsfag Elections.
BERLIN. October 2S.-ln The polling here
for members Of the neichstag yesterday
no Conservative or anti-Scmitic candidate
received enough votes 10 entitle him to en-
ter as candidate in the second ballot.
Herr Hcnrcer, notorious jew barber, only
received 500 votes out Of 10000. The news
from provinces denotes the strengthening
~ fine Liberal ranks. The defeat OF the
Conservatives Is most Significant IN places
where the Government had put forth ali
its strength 10 support them. y large force
OF police was on duty in the streets here
during the day, and numerous arrests were
inside.
I,oss or n british Steamer.
LONDON. October %. The British
steamer Calliope, from Odessa for Bremen,
has been totally lost on the Spanish coast.
Only one person was saved.
Tho Confederate Bond Boom.
LoEpOE, October 2S.-Considersble deal
iurs in Confederate bonds are again re-
ported to-day. The "Dollar" nonds are
now CT ia. and Cd. per 1000, which IL
slight improvement on yesterdays prices
A Bont from a wrecked Steamer
Pound.
LoYpox. October as.-one OF the SIX
missing boats Of the Dutch steamer Kong
Der Nederlauder, which foundered on the
voyage from Batavia to Amsterdam, ha,
been picked up in the Indian Ocean and
taken TO Alden. II contained nineteen per-
sons. "
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by Telegraph.


NV Olths
NEW YORK. October 2S.- No0H.--Siocks strong
Money, a. per ccnt. Exchange-Long, 4sNs'
short asa ;. stale bonds dull and nominal. Gov
Erenff g-Exchangc. 480t. Governments
strong: new 5's, lOl1s; new 4.s, lib; new Is,
II6l. Money. 3os q per cent. states inactive.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIgORE. October 2e.-VireiEia G's. deferred,
III: cOnSols, 50; second series 80; pa, i-duc
commons. o. new l0-4J's, 52is
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J. h. FlcKLIy, vlee-Pre.llent. oc S5-l
.CIIEXANDOAH.YALLEY RAILROAD

SEALED PROPOSALS VIII &c received az Roa-
uokc, Roanoke county, W.. until III ESD Al Mo-
yembcr lst, by tue undcrsigned' Inr ne In 100
WORK OF THE ROUND-IiOtht-, MAtillNt-
SHOPS Sc, proposed "a Joe orectcl by ne ShebtIi-
/ doah-VaIley Railroad Conn any; for which work
B the Railroad Company propose 10 furnish stone
brick, and llmc.
Plans and -pcci6caiiOns can he cen ana ihipt'
,,,fia, ,bfalned al the Office OF the Division IN
/ yinecr shcrandoah-Nalcy railroad, nc Roanoke.
oc oI-i0t ". ". COZ, Chief Engineer.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, October Is, 1851.

WIEAT-WEitc, 10 bushels good NJ Sl.5O; 2lO
bushels fair at Sl.42. Lancaster II bushels seed
Al l.GU: 90 bushels reed at Z l.JS; 81 bushels
very FOOD at Sl.5j: IL bushels common Ht sl.4J.
Mixed. 900 bti,hcl, very good at Sl.55: - bush
els very good al %; IL bushels fair ~ Sl.13.
Fult . 70 bushels very good ~ $40; 236 bushels
very good atsl.42 and S1.i3; 81 bushels good M
Sl.3S: 20 bushels fair At ! .3U 80 bushels COM
mon II 1 ii 10 and Sl.2J
COHN.-Mhitc. H. - bushels prime old NJ 73c.;
l6s bushels very good old IL re. Yellow, ~
bushels prime old az lie. Mixed 90 bushels very
good old AZ NC.
RYF.-4O bushels very good at sl.lS.
OATs-ZO bushels very good winter NJ OOc.; So
bushels very good winter at Sc. "A bushels very
good sprug 1T 53c.
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BUcKISGHAM RAILROAD COMpASY,l
RfDuN.Sp Va OrfDlter Is IHsl (

btthiN"hAM hthi,pA', -
RICHNOSD, VA, October H. 1851.
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL he RE-
- CEiVED 10 thc Office Of uuddsigned' corner
Rank street aud Eleventh. Richmond, Va. until .
O'Clock l.. NJ. MONDAY, october 81. 1891, for
furnishing and erecting complete ready for rails
i've spans ,,,,,,,.,,
crossing th, James river idi cent a. line ~ The
Richnond aud Altophany i;I'lro3d company. ~
BrcGno, siXty--iS miles west OF flcbmond Va.
F,,ch span about one hundred and furty-siN feet
ont L. ont.
For further Information and sleciicailons apply
Ia WALTER q. BERG,
Engineer Ia charge.
- u,r.yrrN Ntao- Pro i,iauf oc 23-fd
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
FRIDAY. October ga. 1891.

FHIDAl' OfLVNFT 2 D 1851
sLLEs-FIRsT BoARD.-10 shares Chesapeake
and Ohio at %, 4 do. u %; 10 shares Richmond
and DnnyIlc stock II 1927. 10 do. at 102k.
SECOND BoARp.-25 shares Newfoundland Ale
ghany ut 40; 30 shares Petersburg Railroad at 25,
20 do. at %; $500 Petersburg Railroad second
a. m am e., I1o
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uORsrs. MILLS. sc.

HAVING DETERMINED ToS\-,
Ill DISCONTINUE MY LIVERY -srA-ZCC2A7
BLE BUSINESS on Tcnth street bciwvh hdln
AMI Cary. / will offer Cor saie within the NEXT
rs irtv Aav. my entire stock OF hOkSbS,
nIit,GIEs. HAKSESS, sc. Among NE horss
fherc are some excellent LADIES sAppLt- and
DHIvISC HORSES. Would cell special a,tcn-
ION 10 ladies' sadde~horsc " lEAVfl."
oe as.icts ". 4. WALKER.
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BrRSgT1's CocoAINE PROMOTES THE
GROWTH or THE HAIR and renders II
dark and glossy. ii holds in liquid form
a large proportion Of deodorized Coc0ASUr
On prepared expressly fer this purpose.
NO Other compound possesses the peculiar
properties which no exactly suit the various
conditions Of the human hair.
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Flour.

Flour-We quote: Fine, s4.J0as5; extra, $3.50
Gs7.7J; supcrdnr. $4,000 S6.75; common hlmi-
IS, s7.75aSo; choice or patent family, Se.5O09
1918.
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STATIONERY, &c.

We have Just opened = handsome stock OF
LETTER AND NoTE-PAPERs
In great variety, at low prices y the rcam or sin
gle quire; some In new and pretty boxes, with
ENVELOPES.
CARDS and ENVELOPES en- boxes or sepsrste-
Also, NEW and POPULAR BOOKS, BIBLES,
PRAYER-BOOks, and HYMNALo OF latest
styies Of binding aud finish.
&c Ia WOODIfOUSE & PARifAS-
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II would seem that Mr.. Nlahone's recent
mission 10 the "soid" Republicans OF
New York, 10 their credit be it said, was
not a success. l'ut money must be had
from some quarter, or the cause OF q" free
ballot IN Virginia will be forever lost.
There are in the neighborhood OF twenty
five thousand American citizens in that
section who are alleged 10 be in danger OF
practical disfranchiscmCnt unless their
pOll-tax Is paid. IL requires vast amount
Of faith in the peculiar ethics Of Malone
Ism 70 believe that these breYet
citizens are absolutely unable to pay
their own mite towards the eX-
penses Of government; II there was
any disposition TO pay, the obligation
could In nearly every case readily be met.
But one Of the rallying cries OF Mahoneism
Is "Down with The poIl-tax !" And IN
practical encouragement OF this demorali-
zing idea, and rs n promoter OF laziness,
the chairman OF the Republican National
Committee IL now personally passing
around the hat, beginning In the United
States Senate, for the purpose OF securing
"a free ballot" TO every ignorant loafer IN
Virginia, according TO the highly moral
Malone idea. The grateful ReSdlusters
ought 70 recommend Ex-Governor Jewell
Tor place IN the Cabinet. Philadelphia
Telegraph independent Republican,.
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ROCKS. STATIONERY, dc.

NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ MAGAZINES, &C.
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LIBRARY. and STANDARD SERIES;
Fine supply PiC1Uk E-fRAMkS aud W AIMING
CANES, II y. LEONARD's, Newsdealer,
Oc 2B-3m gDs Main street.
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LIVERY,
7 VERY! LIvERYl

keep constantly on hand supply OF
GOOD HORSES AND VEHICLES FOR HIRE
Special rates 10 commercial travellers.
W, r. MCCAIN.
oea.au Milton, n, G.
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PROPOSALS..

RICHMOND AND ALLEGHASY Il. r. Co.,)
ENGISEER's OFFICE.
RICHMOND. VA. October %. 1871.
no BRICKLAYERS AND CARPEN-
/ TEES-Sealed proposals win DC received AZ
tie Office ~ the under gncd until O'Clock L. NJ,
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER I, 1881,
for the FXCANATINti and DRAINISG BRICK
WORK and CARPENTENHS-NO ORR required In
the instruction Of locomotive rpunf-iouae stu
nfed NJ Iynchburg, Va. WALTER g.. BERG,
nc Zt;-8t Engineer 10 charge.
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GEORGE p. STACY,

GEORGE y. STACY,
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TWELFTH STREET,
f. receiving and adding daily Ia his IMMENSE
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STEAN-DRFsSED FEATHERS.
HAIR MATTRESSES, FEATHER bids fiL,
Ions aud BOZ. STERS made over aud r. nONatsd
by an improved method Don't fail to examine
before buying. steam elevators 10 al parts 81 the
Lsrs,. ~ lS-3m
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DURN TIE RED C OIL.

PURE, NON-FXPLOsIyF, AND BEAUTIFUL,
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Give 10 trial Beware Of limitations. Fog
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. oc s-Sa3m l4l4 Main street.
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REFERENCES.
Rev. \. +. Gibson, NJ. d., Rev. W. VI. Osborn,
! Rev. ". 5. Edwards, ID. d., Rev 5. 4. Wilson,
! Rev. ;. u: NJ. Lemon, Rev. J.. .. Herring,
| Rev. i. ". Black, Rev. =. W. CrowI,
| REV. j. j. q. Webster--all Of Baltimore Md.
Rey: 4. Foster and Rev. George V. Leceh, OF
Washington ~. G.
! Rev. James Gamble, IIagerstown, Md.
Sold by Druggist AR. METER, Proprietor,
1872 west Fayette street, Baltimore, Md.
! PRICE. soc. oc 4-Tu,Th&sa3m
| VACCINE VACCINE!
! TO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION.
have been appointed SOLE AGENT for the sase OF
the
/ BOVINE VACCINE PRFPARED BY THE NEW
ENGLAND VACCINE COMPANY
for the
| STATES OF VIRGINIA
and
NORTH CAROLINA.
This Is the
! LARGEST AND MOST RELIABLE SOURCE
or ANIMAL VACCINE
IN TIE UNITED STATES.
Orders by mail or telegraph promptly attended
| 10. Fresh supply received every day.
4. ROBERTS BAKER,
successor to Meade Bakcr,1
9l9 east Main street,
! &C 25-eod Richmond, Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-29

ROOTS. SHOES. &c.
n i. S!EGEL, usfq
42l BROAD STREET, ~
is constantly receiving a very large and varied
stock of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
which lie is prepared to sell at
PRICES TO SUIT EVERYBODY.
All grades Of
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN'5 SHOES,
from the cheapest TO the best always Kept on hand.
\ call Is respectfully solicited.
G.. /. sIEGEL.
oc rs AL Broad street.