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That Understanding"

Thc Valley Tir9inidn insists that there
was a iacit understanding between the
contracting parties previous 10 the late
election that JOHS +. LEWIS was TO he
elected United States senator il the Coaii-
fionids carried the Legislature. We
quote:
Good faith demands If. for nothing
WIS more clearly understood during the
canvass than that the success OF the Came
ron ticket would be followed by the cleo
ton Of a Republican United States senator.
Political sagacity demands It, for if fair
ness and Justice are not observed in Nir-
einia, all hope may be at once abandoned
a extending the policy further"
win General MALONE be guilty Of bad
faith? How does it happen that this "clear
understanding" is repudiated so soon after
the electiony And, by the way, the Re-
pub,icans do not seem to admire this sort Of
'readiusiment OF claims as much as they
admire the MALONE mode OF reidiusting
pecrniary claims. The Firginidn says
again:
"Mr. Lewis is not n candidate, in the
ordinary sense, for United States senator.
He, however. believes that The Republicans
are entitled 10 the senatorShip, and that
good faith demands that it shall be awarded
them, whoever may be the individual
chosen"
20, no! Mr.. LEWIS also holds that "good
faith demands a Republican senator
again.
ale is keenly alive to the slight that
would be placed upon the Republicans not
20 have recognition in the selection OF the
senator. and this he will be very apt to
make known before the election takes
place.
Why doesn't he have his understand
ing" respected then Can't he control the
Republican members OF the Legislature:
or are the thirteen negroes now in the SER
vice Of q new master! We quote again:
2" Both parties 10 the contest recognized
the fact that If the Roadiuste cause was
successful, and the Governor and Legisla-
tuTe secured, that Mr.. Lewis would be offer
cd the senatorship. This was the argument
used by the Bourbon Democrats TO per-
suade Readiuster Democrats against sup
porting Colonel Cameron, and il was the
tacit understanding which induced many
Republicans 10 consent for the time to the
surrender OF their own party name, in
order 10 secure the success OF liberal ideas
and policies In State administration"
a "tacit understanding could hardly
Re expected TO count for much in the esti-
NATION OF a party which repudiates the
written obligations Of the State.
But we are glad that Mr.. LEWIS Is disap-
pointed.
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STAUNTON.
ALPHA

ELECTION or OFFICERS OF THE WESTERN
LUNATiC ASYLCMA SINGULAR BECoyE-
RY-BuRNT MILL REBUILT-TEACHEEs' ~
SrITUTU-sTAUNTON LYCEUM.
ICorcspondcncc of tho Richmond Dispatch.
DECEMBER ,, 1881.
DR.. a. NJ. Fdun.croy has been reelected
superintcndcnt OF the Western Lunatic
/ ASYLUM. aud Drs. Fisher. Hamilton, and
( Murphy, assistants; Mr.. ). a. HOshour,
steward end Mrs. Henry, matrOn. Mr..
/ IIoshour sent in his resignation, to take ef-
feet from the list Of April next, which was
received. The stewards salary was re-
duced from $40 TO $1,000 per annum.
UpOn the reorganization OF the new Board
Colonel William l.. Bumgardner, OF the
Second Virginia regiment, was elected pre-
sidcnt; Judgc j. II. McCue, secretary, and
an executive committee consisting OF
MessrS. w. J.. Bumgardner, W. \. Burke,
y. II. McCuc, and r.. c. Morton.
The singular accident reported a fort
night ago to Mir. Bondurant, OF this city.
bv which splinter thirteen inches long
was driven by a Stcam-saw through his
body. has not resulted seriously. Ii was
extracted while the wounded man was I'M
der the influence OF chloroiorm, and the
patient is nov, contrary to the expectations
of his friends, almost well.
The flourng-mill of Mr.. j. Nick Koincr,
near Waynesboro', which was totally de-
stroyed by fire last summer, has been re-
built, and is now in operation again, turn
ing out fifty barrels of flour per day.
Yesterday the first through train from
Richmond TO Lexington, KY, passed
through this place, carrying four elegant
new coaches with baggage-car. This is an
era for the Chesapeake and Ohio railway,
and several OF our citizens ayailcd them
selves OF the opportunity to take the all
rail route TO Cincinnati by this great trunk
line.
The Augusta County Teachers Institute
commenced three DAYS session here yes
terday, Or. X. S. Hamilton, city supcrn-
tendent, presiding (Mr. Charles Grattan,
the county superintendent, being ABSENT.
Professor Marvel, Of Boston, and other
gentlemen delivered addresses.
The Staunton Lyceum has been re-
organized for the winter by the election OF
the following officers: L. { Morton, pre-
Sident; A. G. Gordon, vice-prcsdent; and
Edmund Pendleton secretary. The ques-
ton tomorrow night, "ls the Capitalization
of Power in the Federal Government De
sirableY" will be discussed in the afiirma-
tive by Messrs. A. &. Gordon and j. NJ.
Frost, and in the negative by Messrs. {.
b. Jones and Edmund Pendleton.
DEN<
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DANVILLE.

TIE TOBACCO FIGURES FOR LAST M0NTii-AN
ATTEMPT 20 GET MONEY on FORGED or
DER--BADIY MASHED.
ICorresponlcncc OF the Richmond Dispatch.J
DECEMBER ,, 1881.
The quantity Of leaf tobacco sold last
month was 2,:2S.SS0 pounds, and the ave-
rage was SlG.S3. The quantity sold IN No
yember OF last year was 1,0ll,j3i pounds,
and the average was SS.12. The average
for last month is thought 10 be high one,
considering TIC quality Of the tobacco for
which that price WAS paid.
Last night negro fellow attempted to
get some moucy from Major W. y. Bethel
on an order 60 which ne had forged the
name OF a citizen of Caswell county. Ma
jor Bethel suspected fraud, and the negro
attempted to get away. As he ran of the
Major fred a shotgun at him. The man
escaped, and Il il not known whether any
OF the shot struck him or not.
MIR. William Taylor, fireman, was caught
between two cars here a day or two ago,
and so BADLY mashed that amputatlon OF
one Of his legs was necessary, and he is
now in very critical condition.
ALPHA.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TJULIUs MEYER & SON,
COL AND COS BROAD STREET.
OUR BUYER AGAIN on TIE MARKET, AND
BARGAINS COMING IN EVERY DAY.
WE OFFER THIS WEEK:

WE OFFER THIS WEEK;
80 pieces Of DRESS FLANNELs in every color
at zoe;
Another lot Of the ATWOOD MONTE CLOTHS
at the exceedingly low price Of 15c.;
so pieces cxtra-hnIsh WORSTED BkOCADE Mt
12kc.:
80 pieces ILLUMINATED STRIPES FOR trim
mlngs, from 80 TO Soc.
90 pieces SILK and WORSTED PLAiDs at Zoe
former price f0c.;
10 pieces OMDRE STRIPES at 40c., former price
G0c.;
I'm BLACK SILK yELYETS we offer some ox-
traordlnary bargains
24-inch cxtra-full slLk-FACENELNETa t s2.75
worth si:
All shades in OLoRED-sLK VELVET at $3.50
40 pi ecc' wide PACIFIC PEECALEs at Sc,
regular price l24c.
IN BLACK GOODS VIZ OFFER:
10 pieces ALL-WOoL SERGE at zoe" worth
Anotherlot Of the cytra-anlsh LUPlN'S BLACK
CASHMERE az Soc; -.
40 dozen MISSES TWO-BUTToN KID GLOVES
cHnLD JRi F'tR-IoP DoGsKIN MITTs at
80 dozen LADIES' GAUNTLET-LINED
THREAD GLOVES at l2kc.:
so dozen LADIES' FOUR-ELASTIC LINED
THREAD CLOVES az I7c.; ,,,-r,.,, RIM,
40 dozen ALEAANDENI lIlftE-Di ilON hlbo
NJ SOC.
In BLACK SILK PRINCES and GIMPS we offer
some special drives:
HEAVY SILK and CHENILLE BEADED
FRINGE al 40c.: - .
Handsome HEAVY SILK and CHENILLE
BEADED FRINGE al soc. worth 6jc.; -.
EXTRA-LON(i and HEAVY SILK aud CHE
MILE BEADED PRINCES at 75c. worth
81; -
COLORED SILK PRINCES in plain and shaded
cOlors 80 ..,. 800, =.
Our entire stock Of BLACK and COLORED SILK
GlRDLES at greatly reduced prices.
We call special attention 10 our line Of MERINO
and ALL WOOL UNDERWEAR. Nehaye
received another LOT Of those
GENTLEMEN'S PURE ALL-WOOL MEDl-
GATED SCARLET SHIRTS Sl25;
so dozen LADIES' EXTRA-FINlSli MERINO
VESTS az 5Oc. wsrth fully Zoe;
CHILDREN'S MERINO VESTS from 2Jc. 10
to S1.2J.
VIII open in a few days new and handsome line
Of LADIES LIGHT CLOTH JACkEIS NJ spc-
cill low prices. JULIUS MEYER son,
no 29-dtf COL and COS Broad street.
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lcIy9 OUR BUYER IN NEW YORK
AND
NEW GOODS ARRIVING DAILY
At
THALHlNIER BROTHERS.
LOOK FOR BARGAINS IN THE FOLLOW
ING LlNES:

LOOK FOR BARGAINS IN THE FOLLOW
ING LINES:
LADIES CLOTH CLOAKS. DOLMANs, u
STEERS, and LIGHT SACQUES;
BLACK and COLORED SILKS, SATINS, VEL
VETS, and PLUSIIES, both in solid and
ombrc shades.
We can show the most complete line Of FLAN-
NELS. SACQUEINGS, and sUITlNGS I'm the city,
including all the desirable shades. Also, BLACK
and COLORED BEAVERS, DIAGONALs, and
CAMEL'S-HAIR CLOAKlNGS.
We will open on MONDAY a splendid assort-
mcnt Of desirable styles Of DRESS GOODS, ~
least per cent cheaper than they have been sold
al any time this season.
BLANKETS from : , pair 10 $50. In this de-
partmcnt VIC defy competition.
The largest assortment Of CARPETS and RUGS
We have ever shown. and at prices that cannot be
beat.
II will pay you to examine our complete and va
ried assortment Of BLACK GOODS.
You can save money by purchasing from us any
Of the following artcles-yiz.:
TABLE-LlNENS, WlNE-CLOTIIS,
TOWELS, NAPKINS,
sHEETlNGS, COTTONS,
CANTON FLANNELS,
LINENS. GINGHAMS, PRINTS, and
DOMESTIC GOODS Of M kinds.
Our stock Of HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR for
ladies' children. and men embraces every variety
Of style and quality making IL impossible for a
customer to call without being suited
BLACK SILK at zoe. worth 1928;
BLACK SILK at 81 worth $40;
BLACK SILK at S1.25 worth Sl.75:
BLACK SILK 1t S1.5O worth 50:
BLACK SILK at SI.7j worth $3.50.
Some bargains from auction worthy Of examina-
ton IN LACE-CURTAINS PILLOW-SHAMS,
MARSEILLES QUILTS. and CRETONNES at
THALHI1ER BROTHERS,
Central Block.
sol cast Broad street, corner Fifth.
no l9-Sa,Su&W
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I,YNCHBURG.
CORRESPONDENCE of The Richmond Dispatch.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispntch.l
DECEMBER >, 1881.
Samuel Powell. young white man, was
yesterday acquitted of forgery in the Cor
poratlon Court; but il required five trials
to convince Il jury of his innocence. Pow
ell has brother in the penitentiary, who
was sent there for an offence similar to the
one charged against him.
Tobacco has taken another boom in oIr
market and is selling at prices considerably
advanced and still advancing.
The ministrations OF Miss Painter, the
Quaker lady preacher, at the Methodist
Protestant church continue TO draw large
congregations, and several conversions are
reported to have taken place.
II is stated that Mr.. John Il. Maben and
Miss Jessie Bremner were united in mar
riage last night in accordance with the
terms of thc deed already reported in this
correspondence. BEAUMONT.
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HIS lMahonc's] own figures show that O
very small minority Of the white vote,
added 10 the solid negro vote, is sufficient
70 place the party receiving the solid negro
vote In power. His party received the
solid negro VOTE HALIFAX Record.
There were 100 votes cast for JOHN w.
DANIEL In Richmond. OF these not 100
we're negro votes, according to the belief
OF the people here and the best evidence
that can be obtained. There were S,400
votes cast for CAMERON, and IL can be
proved that there were $500 or 5000 negro
votes cast In this city.
DANIEL received here more than 1000
majority OF the white votes.
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E1g@ THE GREAT SACRIFICE OF
SILK GOODS.
WEBUY TIEMIN UNLIMITED QUANTITIES
AND SELL THEN FOR LESS THAN
MOST HOUSES BUY THEM.


WE SHALL OFFER ON MONDAY
2f-lNCH GCfNET'S BLACK SILK at 7jc.,
generally sold vt Sl.25:
PONSON'S at 10 and Soc. valued at sl.2j;
BONNET'S M Sl.4u to - yard. our lowest prices
heretofore have bcen from soc. TO 81 Il yard
more.
24-iNCH SATIN DELYoNs, RHADANrEs. and
from Sl.J0 To sl.75;
COLORED SlLkS at 90 and s5c.;
New lot Of evening shades at greatly under value
Large lot of SATlNS al Zoe. a yard, the same
quality sold everywhere at Sl.21;
29-iNCH COLOEED MERNEILLEUX at 81,
GUiSETS SATIN DE RHAENoLD at $2.95,
quality cost upwards Of 81 h. import;
We will also offer full line of SILK PLISllES
in the most desirable shades at less than usual
We have made another large purchase in BLACK
NELNEIS. and are enabled L. offer q very SUI
pcriOr-quaity VELVET at Toe. also another
lot at eJc.-thcsc goods are warranted ful't
SIIKFACE:
BLXCK VELvETs at $50, 50, and s2.25 for
27-inch wide OF The most superior make;
GUINETS SiLh-BACk VELVET reduced from
$3.50 20 Si.7J:
GUiSET's sILK BACKvELVET, 27-lnch wide,
at $3.50 and -.
MOURNING GOODS
i III 4 'H' ALL-woOL GRAPE CLOTH at 44c..
selling generally at 7jc.:
44-INClf GRAPE NOME at 6jc' generally sold
ALL-SILk-XSb-wOoL HABANA CLOTH at
Sl.s5. value $500
ALL-WOOL FRENCH CASHMERE at 33c..
Very fine 4s-INCH LUPINS at SJc.. the same
number generally sold AT 3I.25.
We shall also Oflera
SPECIAL PURCHASE IN LADIES' WRAPS.
LADIES' listers generally sold at - or -
will he sold At $500:
LADIES' MOTHER-IIUBBARD DOLMANS at
S2l, reduced from $50:
LADIES COATS reduced from Sl3 10 $3.50:
JACKETS i'm all the new designs az from II Ia 50
less than the same quality of goods could be
bought for elsewhere.
We have also received large shipment Of IA
BILE LINENS aud BLANkETS;
LADIES' SUITS, CifILDREN'S KNIT UNDER
WEAR AZ prices Of special reductions
COHEN BROTHERS.
corner Fourth and Broad streets.
Ino IQ-S1.St&Wl
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PROM wAsmrNGToN.
The spenkership The Color Qucs-
ton, Etc.

The spirit OF faction il entering promi-
ncntiy into the Speakership contest. The
controlling influence among the stalwart
Republicans has to-day been working to
undermine IIiscock's strength, and in
order 20 defeat the New Yorker, Is aiding
the candidacy OF Keller, Of Ohio. The
latter has been in years past an extreme
Republican, and at times hostile TO Sner-
man and the late President Garfield. The
outlook tonight + that Keller will have
The support OF large number OF stalwarts
as against Hiscock. Another feature OF
fine situation is that the star-route crowd Is
also hack OF Keifcr. These developments
have excited great interest to-day, ana
have given new significance and importance
10 the contest. Il. 4.
A QUESTION or COLOR.
Some surprise was created to-day in one
Of the hotel Hobbies by q prominent Repub-
lican saving that it was unwise TO think OF
clecting Mr.. Rainey clerk, a. he would fill
all the offices with colored men. OF course,
II Mr.. Rainey should be elected he will do
nothing OF the kind, although it is quite
likely he would bestow some OF the minor
amendments upon people OF his Town race.
But the remark above quoted furnishes one
more of the many evidences OF the hollow
ness Of the pretence that one particular po-
litical party in this countryis the exclusive
friend Of the coored race. Wheuthe nomi-
nation amounted TO nothing Mr.. Ralney
was made the Republican caucus nominee
for clerk Of the House; now, when II means
something, the Republican members laugh
Mt the idea.
BRIEF ITEMS.
It Is understood that overtures have been
made on the part Of the GreenbackerS TO
the two Virginia Readiustcrs to join in
combination to prevent the organization
OF the House by the Republicans, and that
the overturcs have been declined.
The Rev. William II. Milburn, OF Hill
nois, better known rs "thc blind preached"
arrived in the city to-day, and it Is under
stood will be candidate for the position
of chaplain OF the House. lie has served
once before, having been elected as char
lain in 1915, when only twenty-five years
OF age.
notwithstanding Upton said to-day
that ne expected to be relieved in few
DAYS. This confirms the statement already
made in this correspondence.
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DEATHS.

Died. December 3, 1851, at 500 o'clock y. NJ
AZ n : late residence. No. Jf9 Brook avenue aitcr
a short illness. RUDOLPH :. liEUSLtR; aged
thirty-siN years ten months ana tWentY-scNeh
DAYS.
Ills funeral will take place TO-DAY tSundlyl i
December 4th, NJ 3 O'Clock T. VI. from -. Mary $
German Catholic church. TIE deceased was n
member Of the German Sick Assistance As-oci :
ton; also, = member Of the Ncst-End Benehcal
and social Society.
May he rest In i.cace
Died, at " Iuucdgc," Mbcmarle county, Novem-
bcr 18th. ANDREW -, third son of William e..
aud Maggie V. Parish, and grandson Of tie late
James Hunter.
Died. in Manchester, Va, 1T ten minutes 70 2
o'clOcl. 4. NJ. December 3, 1851, SAM FL Il.
OWENS: AGED scNcnty-thrcc.
The friends and acquaintanccs Of The family are
invited To attend his funeral at ?. o'clock y. VI.
SUNDAY, December 4ih, from the Manchester
Methodist church.
Died. Yesterday at 4:15 o'clock. after llngcr-
ing illness. Mr.. CHARLES PFLUGfELDER.
His friend, and those of ;hc ffmily are respect
fully invited 10 attend his funeral SUNDAY the
Ain instant. at . o'clock from his late residence,
No. 6I3 north Seventh street.
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PIANO TUNING. de.

MR.. CARL SUMMERS, PRACTICAL
uNl TUNER with over twenty years experience
In London, England, and New York ethyl, having
taken up his residence in Richmond, respectfully
solclts orders from the musical public for TUNING
aud REPAIRING PIANOS aud REED ORGANS.
All work warranted and satisfaction guaranteed.
Work on Church Organs carefully and skiifully
done. Orders addressed in care Of, or left with,
JOSIAH RYLAND & CO., Music-Deslers. 0l3 east
Main street. will receive prompt attention
Residence, 106 south Third street. sc 30-eod3m
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RIcuMoND AxD DANvILrr RAILnoAD5

RICHMOND, VA, December 3, 1881.
N0TICE.-In order to prepare list OF
~ the stockholders Of the company for the an
nual meeting, 10 be held on December f4th In
slant the transferbooks VIII be closed al the close
Of busness-hours Of DECEMBER Urn, and be
instant. No stock will he discharged TO the New
York Office after the close OF business-hours of
DECEMBER 9TH until the books are rcopened.
de 4-5t H. BROOKE, Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Hi EOthl III y Il IL VI " II w
GOODS
ID. & +. MITTELDOaFER'S
527 BROAD STREET.
We have Just openen a large stock OF
NEW GOODS,
bought at the recent large auction sales In New
York, consisting Of
DRESS GOODS, IN all colors and qualities, from
Sc. per yard TO s1.25 per yard;
BLACK SILKS at very low prices
BLACK BROCADE SILKS cheaper than ever;
sATINs, PLUsBES, VELV f. rs, CL0AKs,
sACQUEs, DOLMANs, ULsTERS, in large
variety. at prices 10 suit all;
BLACK CASHMERES, BLACK siUDA CLOTH
ThMIsE, AUSTRALIAN CREPE, MONTE
CLOTH, BLACK TAFFETA, from the low
est prices 10 the finest imported;
BLANKETS from S1.2J to sl5 per pair.
CARPETS CARPETS! CARPETS!
RUGS! RUGSi RUCsl
CARPETS from auction at the following prices
10, 90. 90, 25, %. 81, "a, 80, AZ, 40, 50, 81,
"a, ~, soc. and 81 for the best.
UNDERsHiRTs! UNDERSfIIRTs.
LADIES', CHILDREN's, and GENTLEMEN's
UNDERsIIIRTS and DRAWERS from 23c.
TO the finest made;
INDICATED RED SHIRTS and DRAWERS at
Sl.2j worth $3.50:
LAUNDRIED and UNLAUNDRlED SHIRTS At
80, 60, Is. Soc, and Sl-the best goods for the
money In the city.
TABLE-LINENS,
WINE-CLOTHS,
TOWELS,
NAPKINS,
SHEETINGS,
COTTONS.
MARSEILLFs QUILTS,
COMFORTABLES,
HORSE BLANKETS,
CASSlMERES.
CLOAKINGS, NOTIONS, HOSIERY.
KID GLOVES, LACE COLLARS, and
DOMESTlCS ofall kinds, at EXTREME
LY LOW PRICES.
Give US an early call.
ID. & l.. MITTELDORFER,
no oO-Su.W&Sa 627 Broad street.
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Lieutenant Commander Gorringc in
bringing the Obelisl TO New York has per-
formed indeed monumental work. 80
has DR.. c. W. Benson, Of Baltimore, in
curing the nervous disorders OF the world
with his Celery and ChamOmile Pills.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BLADES,


eT LADIES,
WE ASK YOUR ATTENTION TO OUR STOCK
IMPORTED DoLMANs, ULsTERs, JACKETS,
AND
CLOAKs,
just received by express yesterday. We can show
you goods that cannot be matched except In Paris
or Berlin, where they were made. The style, trim
ming, and The workmanship cannot be approached
in goods made in this country.
We have also few nice
SILK AND SATIN DE LYON FUR-LINED
CIRCULARS,
and can suit the most fast.dous with an
ELEGANT, FASHIONABLE GARMENT.
As usual. we offer all Of TIE above goods nc our
ATTRACTIyELY Low PRICES.
LEVY BROTHERS,
no 30 1917 and 1919 Main street.
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Thousands OF ladies have found sudden
relief from all their woes by the use Of
Lydia Il. Piniham's Vegetable Compound,
the great remedy for diseases peculiar to
females. Send to Mrs. Lydia Il. Pinkham,
233 Western avenue, Lynn, Mass, for PAM
phlets.
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M SYCLE BROTHERS
GREAT MARK DOWN.

100 pieces ALL-WOOL MONTE CLOTH reduced
from 2jc. tO l5c. per yard.
We have an immense stock OF BLACK and CO.
LORED SATIN RHADANES and BLACK BRO
CADES, which W. have determined 60 close out at
once. In order To effect immediate sales we have
marked down prices as follows:
BLACK SATIN RllADAMts.
) pieces ut : 20, reduced from Sl.OJ;
20 Iicces at el.3J, reduced from $50;
- pieces IT II 80. reduced from %;
10 pieces (2G-incbesl II - reduced from %.
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corner Fourth and II
Gno l9-Sa,Su&Wl
III OUR STOCK Is LARGE, aaegs

nj OUR STOCK Is LARGE, o-,25,s
AND .YNe7ke
MUST BE SOLD.
IMMENSE REDUCTIONS.
BUTTONS ut 20 and l5c. per dozcn-formcr
pOice 25 and Soc:
HOSIERY at much less than value;
CLOTH GLOVES at soc. worth Sl.2J-toh lot:
KID GLOVES rdduced-5Oc. kids nt 2oc.' 6oc.
at 45c Use. kids at 65c.. 81 kids ~ Soc,
&C., &C.; - - ~ 49,
BEST BARGAINS IN THE CITY IN GRAPES
81 Grape at Toe, 50 Grape at 81, SO Grape al
81: $50
TRIMMED AND UNTRiNiMED II ATS AND
BONNETS from 25c. upward -.
GREAT BARGAINS In our MILLINERY DE-
PARTMENT;
ZEPlIYRS-Bcst quality. all coiors- reduced To &c.
an ounce. For bargains call at ..
HCTZLER BROTHERS.
noIJ 525 Broad street.
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M MONUMENTAL ClIURCII.-Di-
vine service will he held nj this church at II y W.
and $3.50 L. VI. sunday.
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RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD Co,l
RICHMOND, VA, November IA, 1881. (
NOTICE.-THE ANNUAL MEETING
~ OF the STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RICH
MOND AND DANNILLE RAILROAD COM.
PANI Will be held az the Office OF the company.
corner OF Bank and Tenth streets, In the city OF
Richmond, on WEDNESDAY the l4th day Of De-
ccmber proNimo, AT IL o'clock NJ.
no l0-Tu2wStdtd X. BROOKE, Secretary.