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II MN be seen that lbg PRECEDENT has .
auta ! proelamation copytplng the unNeo
s,s,ss sensie In executive session on we
lola proxino. The Washington fssss
a,a,emfu. LAT be would do 30 was cossa'o'
"a IN onf issue Of yesterday.
The object bsd 10 view by the fscs'oens
A. q esn,xe the providing Of = successor 10
h,r.s,, il c<sc be should die, resign, or De-
coms unah,e TO perform The duties OF DIS
ofsce. In writing upon this subject We
,sss "wednesday used The following IAN
image ar has been said OK Mr. An
Tsre thai he dreaded 70 stand alone before
me world as the sole representative OF 1ne
rxtcu,ise power Of a great government
TIE herce light that beats upon q tprOoe
uh,ch has a dozen or more known he'rs
q a. nothing to the glare OF the light mat
noln,s out a single life as all that stanos DC
feetp anarchy snd order. There mlgos DC
n fascination 10 the crime which m'gnt DC
snryes,ed by such a state OF things. There
soss' though we see no necessity for an ex-
.. scsslon Of Congress. yet we could by
M means censure Mr.. ARTHUR II he should
:, once convene that body and demand OF
a 4 Jaw providing heirs 10 the mighty re-
sponsibiIiiy which now rests upon him."
We had Tor the moment lost sight OF Tue
fact that the senate Of itself could provide
40 heir by eieclipg a President pro 'e"'
The President has scted wisely. u was
unnecessary to force an extra session OF
LII honaoa
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nu,,d,nw in washinsion.

WASHINGTON. September 22-The tnlrd
floor Of the grocery warehouse OF Barbour
& Hamilton, op Pennsylvania avenue De-
tween Sixth and Seventh streets, NORTH
west. gave way about O'Clock 70 Gay, Ear
rying with il hundreds OF barrels OF hour,
the roof, The walls, and two floors to the
ground. The report OF The crash could be
heard several blocks away from the scene oil
the accident, and created the most intense
excitement. six men were in the rear part
OF the building when it cayed In, and were
buried beneath the Debris. They were res
cued. The Injuries to the men are not OF a
serious character. An adjoining building,
used as a blacksmith-shop, was seriously
damaged. The floor which gave way was
covered with 5000 barrels Of -four, and the
second floor, which il broke through, con-
tanned boxes Of nearly every class OF gro,
ceries. Tue damage TO the building ana
stock is estimated at $4,000.
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edr WINDOW-SHADES, CURTAINS,
MATING, CARPETS,
RUGS, and HAsSOCKs at
.s LEVY BROTHERS..
COHEN BROTHERS.


That we sell goods at a small margin has long been
established by fair comparison with samples from
every part Of the United States.
That our assortment aud styles range among the
first houses In the country has been asserted over
and over BY those who are IN position to judge. 1t
has been our assiduous endeayor to present all the
lest styles as soon as they appear ia the market, and
give TO our patrons the benefit OF every Advantage
Gus purchase.
No one who has followed our Advertisements and
visited oar place Of business csn ever doubt but that
the goods ARR as repre- ented, both as to quality and
as to value.
In general, we advertise prices Of only such goodS
as are purchased under value, aud then ONLY when
in large quantities.. For this rta'ou we offer many
valuable bargains that are never represented in our
advertisements.
our preparations for the coming season are such
as win by far exceed our former facilities.
We are now receiving daily large lots Of goods
WILL oFFEE on MONDAY;
A large stock OF HANDSOME SILK PLUsHEs and
VFLVETs, entirely new In design;
44CLoAKING SATIN DE LYON at % 60 value
1926;
44ALL.sILK CoRDONNIER at 1870, general
value $3.50;
A very Isrge stock Of HANDSOME BLACK DRESS
SILKS, among them GUINE1'o sATIN-FlN-
IsH. quality C., at $l.2o, value tl.75; quality A
t&2-60c. a yard less than importation price;
Also, a large stock Of sURAH SILKS and SATlNS
IN Black and Colored;
SURAH SATIN at al rs, pure SILK and sold gene"
rally at $l.75 a yard;
BONNET'S finest No. Of SATIN DE LYON at
1925, valued at IS;
Also, several pieces SATIN DE RHADAMES from
25 70 soc. a ward under value.
In COLORED SILK MATERIALS we present
every shade, style, and quality.
We will make special offerings OF extraordinary
bargains in many departments this week.
Sc l7-sa,Su.&Th
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New Books.

The Mystery of Hamlet. An Attempt to
Solve an Old Problem. BY EDWARD 7.
VIHING. Philadelphia j. b. LIPPINcoTT
d. Co. 1881.
The mystery, according to our author, is
that HAMLET was a woman. The book Is a
very readable one, but will rot convince
many.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON a. Co. Price,
70 cents.
NdgoIettd. A Novel. BY /" Rita" author
of It Daphne" "My Lady Ccquette," 90
SInless Secret" &c. Philadelphia j. Il.
LlPPTXcOTT & Co. 1881.
For sale by WFsT, JOHNSTON a. Co. Price,
60 cents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-24

Collector Robertson, OF New York, when
asked for his opinion about the illness oil
General Arthur for the high position he has
been called 10 GIL, said: 81 have known
General Arthur for twenty-five years, and
nave no hesitation in saying that he has the
requisite administrative and executive abil-
inv to make a good President. Further
more, I think bis natural disposition WIZ
lead him TO be Of the head Of a good Admin
islration."
Il is well known that Alfred CGzzens,
ESQ. OF Green Bay, keeps a hotel In model
styIe, even when troubled with rbeuma-
tism. as he was until be tried st. Jacobs
OIL with splendid success.
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The remains OF the dead President re-
minds us Of the picture OF the men whose
lives were wrecked in the prison-pen at
Andersonyille years ago. Washington Re-
publican.
Was there ever such 8 man as this COR
uAuf He Is always ready 10 rake In the
ashes OF the war for anything that will
mskc capital to be used against the north
ern Democrats. Please wait until the Pre-
sldens Is buried, Mr. GoRBAs, and then spit
out yoDr venom. II VIII, however, not help
you 70 get the office for which you we're
nominated last spring by the Republican
caucus.
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Ac,tou Of Arcnblshop albbsns.

Archbishop Gibbons has been absent
from tho city for some DAYS, but 1t was
stated Yesterday by one OF the Cathedral
priests that as soon as be returned be wouIo
issue a circular calling for all OF tne
churches in this diocese TO hold special re:
ouiem masses for the repose OF the soul OF
the dead President. He has also sem word
TO the Chancellor OF the diocese, Rev. "A.
Curtis, ordering the bells IN all the Cathoilc
churches to be tolled to-day when the iu-
neral train passes, and also on MONDAY.
The Archbishop, in bis letter, expresses DIS
keenest regret at the death OF the Presl'
dpuf
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GOODS. re.


STEVENS
is receiving lots Of NEwGOODS, among which are
100 BIRD CAGES at 81
rs TOILET SETS at 81, as good as those We
usually sell at 81 so and 81;
25 Ftve-foot sTEP-LADDERS at 81
25 six-fcot sTEP-LADDERS at 81 Is;
go dozen four.row TOOTH BRUSHES at 1Oc.;
so dozen SOLID BONE-HANDLE KNIVES at
81 per set;
so FRENCH PLATE-GLAsS MIRRORS at 81;
A full line OF sizes in CHINA-HEAD DOLLS from
&c. up
A full line OF INDEsTRUCTABLE DOLLS from
Ice. up
A full line Of WAX DOLLS from 10c. up-the btst
goods for the money I'm town.
We continue our CROCKEPY SALE, selling
Selected DINNER PLATES at Csc. per dozen;
Extra thin CUPS and sAUCERS at so per set
Splendid EwERS ana BASINS for ESQ.,;
handsome PLAIN 6oBLETs at soc. per dozen
and all other gOodsi in proportional
STEVENS,
anal sos Broad street.
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Several Republican senators claim 'na'
the Republ,cans In the United States Senate
can prevent the Democrats from elecling q
President pro tenn. by refusing to vole'
There are but 3S Democratic senators IN
Guiding DAVID DAVIS, whereas 1t takes 80,
or one more than bali the members OF Inc
entire body, to constitute a quorum. Won
der how General MALONE would like TO
make the 2aihf
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LIEBIG's EXTRACT OF MEAT.

T IEBIG COMPANIES EXTRACT OF
MEAT. FINEST AND CHEAPEST NEAT
FLAvoRNG STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE
DISHES, AND SAUCES.
LIEBIG CoMPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT. An
invaluable and pslatabls tonic In all cases Of
weak digestion and debility. us a success and a
boon for which nations should feel gratefai.r-
See q Medical Press" Lancet :" q British Medi-
cal Journal" &C.
oAUTIoE.-Genuin only with the fas stmGs
Of Baron Lieslg's signature in blue mn across
the label.
LIEBIG COMPANIES EXTRACT OF Mat. To
be had OF ali storeseepers. GrOcers and Chem
iss. sole agents for The United states tvholeals
onlYl, G. Dzvida CO.. IS MARX Lane. London.
England. sp 3Q-ss52t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-24

The Rev. L. Ii. JOKES VIII preach Presi
dent GARFIELD's funeral sermon al Cieye'
hand. II seems that General GARFIELD, Rev,
Mr.. JOSIE, Rev. Mr.. EaRETT, and DR.. j. +,
BoBissoS during the war agreed that when
one should die the Others should not tail "a
attend his funeral. They were all four old
friends and members Of ..the Disciples
Church. General GARFIELD sstbe young
est and The first TO die.
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The Republican war I'm New York.
rArnrr Xnrh lima

The disgrsceiuI row which originated
with the Cooking men 10 tie Republican
caucus at W hitesboro'-a town in tbe Sec
ond district Of Oneida county-lllustrates
not alone the excited feeling which enters
into the struggle against Conklingism' but
also the recklessness with which The de-
ieated senator seems to have inspired his
fripnns-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-24

Mr.. Gorham's pepper Of yesterday said
The Roscoe Gonkilng Club OF Boys IN
Blue held a meeting last night aud decided
to take part 10 the o~bsequies.
BuRNgfT's C0c0AgNE WILL SAVE the HAIR
and keep II In a strong and healthy condi.
ton, because IL will stimulate the roots Of
The hair, and restore tie nstursl acti0n upon
v hIcb It's growth depends.
Buruetrs FIayoring Extracts are abso-
Iusely pure.
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DEATHS.

D,rd. sep'ember %. 1881. at 1l:40 T. w., at the
>, sidence OF his daughter. Mrs. Isabella Grubbs,
MILITANT WOODBRIDGE, in the 'ixiy-seyenIh
year OF his age.
Rest, dear father. thy spirit Is free,
The portal of Heaven Is open TO thee:
The hearts or your children are buried IN gloomi
For the pride of their hearts Is cold In The tomb.
His funeral will take place frbm the residence, NO,
eo7 Jesslmine street. Union Hill. THIS saturday
MORNING, September 24th. al o O'Clock. Inc re-
mains will be taken 10 Chesterfield sonnty ter IN
trrment. Friends and relatives are requested 10 at
tend without further notice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-24

WASHINGTON, September 22.-CoIonel
Cameron, the Readiuster candidate for
Governor OF Virginia, passed through
Washington to-day en- route for the Eastern
Shore Of Virginia via Baltimore. This will
be the only occasion upon which be will
speak In the Eastern.Sho counties OF Vir-
Qinia.
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LUTHERAN

MT FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH Seventh street between Grsee and
Broad).-Rey. W. G. ~scHAKFTER, pastor. Preach
ing at IL A. NJ. and 8 r.. W.. At IL A. n. memorial
services. ASP. NJ, Lessons from the Life and
Death Of President Garfield" Visitors welcome.
Seats free.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-24

ne METHODIST SUNDAY-SCHOOL
sOCIrTY.-The monthly meeting OF the Methodist
Sunday. School Society Of Riehmond and Manshes-
ter will be held at Manchester Methodist church
SUNDAY AFTERNOON at 81 O'Clock. Interesting
addresses may be expected. AL. WEST
OharI.s p. Rndy. Secretary. President.
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E- LEIGH-sTREEr BAPTIST
CHURCH ~ieerner Twenty-afth and Leigh ~strse,oI,
The pastor. Rev. JOIN POLLARD, o. d, will preach
At IL O'Clock A. M. and 9 O'Clock 2. NJ. subject IN
the mornlns : " The shadow Over Oar Lana" All
VISITORS cordially welcomed. $3.50
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-24

The Governor Of Rhode Island has issued
a proclamation summonlpg the Legislature
TO meet on Tuesday next to elect a senator
TO Gil the vacancy caused by Senator BURN
SIDES death.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-24

The Carroll correspondent OF the Peters
burg Iader saws Colonel GEORGE CABELL
closed amid The loudest cheers. "Issw tears
in the eyes Of old and young In the audi
ence.O
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-24

T-PARK.PLACE METHODIST
CHURCH west Frsrklin s~treeil.-Serylces By the
PASTOR. Rev. JoHS BASNoS. Subject at III A.. NJ;
{" Gods Voice TO the American People at the Grave
cf The Pressdent"; 8 p. NJ: 1.-THE Stem Upon
which Grows the Flower OF Salvation"
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Essex tn Line.

coon NHws FROM ROBERT HUNTERS NE
GARRISON AMI y~AIDEN-THE ACC0MAC con-
GRESHAM DIsP0sEs OF THE MAJOR-TH0MAs
R. b. WRIGHT GOES FOR JUDGE ANGER
FIELD.
TCorrespondence of he Richmond Dispatch.l
Monday the 18Th was our County. Court
day, and quite full attendance OF our peo-
pie were present. 1t had been previously
announced that the congressman-elect from
this district, the Hon. George L. Garrison,
would be present and address the people.
Many, no doubt, were induced to come out
to see him, az he had previously endesred
himself to the people In the late canvass by
his urbaue and genial manners and cordial
bon hommie, which won all classes.
Quite early 10 the morning 1t was discoy-
cred that Major Voloski Walden, Of Charles
City county, was present, and would dis
cuss with Judge Garrison. The terms were
arranged, and the discussion occupied most
OF the afternoon, the former leading of.
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We sen,,b,,sh tais morning. from The
wh,c Of August 3. 1881, t1s RDpfsnzasEs
Bin & Il passed bosh bouses Of the Legisaa-
sure. CertsIn Democratic papers have pub
uxnsr iacoffees copies OF the bfi Cor rstier
have r5lnted she bill as RIDpLtBKRoER in-
tFoduced III, and have thus misled a num-
Der OF Democratic speakers who have dis
enssed the Bill before the pubic. We giye
also from the WING The vote By which inc
bill was passed:
-ssesa q Bl.ss, Cxnnon. Dssis, Elliott, tss.
ra1ff. French Feikegsont Hahe. ysmSs y df,ets~9er
CO..; sisyo; s SHsIps e. f issirs s,s ssovsil q Henry.
usi \ wilcox. Williams. snd wood-z5; v..,.
"E"ssr-Nessrs Asklesen, Boasa. Dapis,i nh
Einssys, s ssesE; p s%Iss s Of Nei.oa: min q Alex.
snn,,, xfrolhef. Thsrman, and WtDeneio-A"
HOUSE.
Messrs. speascr lLaeyl, Akers Bal
NJ. coJIius' foay. Gross, Die enson. Uicktrson'
ncnres. Fdwardl Evans. F4rr, frszisr. cray
erssa' laden, e Wan L hap%SS Nay Mcconnell,
HfieSis. Mofelt, Noft0p, owens, Faigs. faiks, TER
dne, Redd. Revercomh, Sayers. SCOT: slemp csvaxe
n rsnIih. Henri, ID Smith, cpessard. strstion, SHY
er. Turner, waddia, Vale, Watkins, "tten' anu
Yaxer-55. c..nher,.vne
Nees -MessFs. ADAMS, Barbour, 'nAnDel ,sgn'
cinvtor. Coghiif, Dalton. Iaud1dge, DOVES: nnnt,
ReboIs. Edmopds. EIis Ficklen Pinney. fiizpst-
riek. Frav. Gibson, Go0Ge. GtfRoIys hanReI, hsau'
! Hopkins. Jewelt. Lovenstein. LYONS rAuoe"' S ~
ns1nsr psyne PITT. Pope. Rowe, n. ~. sniths
| Siribnnr. watson. White, Wickham, WiA'n'oh'
and witt-44. -
We are glad to hear from the secretary
Of The state Executive Committee that
there are numerous applications made 10
that committee for copies OF the bill. IL
needs only TO be carefully read to be con.
demped as visionary and as impossible OF
execution. We have heretofore pointed
ont a number OF its worst features. BE sure
TO read it carefully.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-24

The fund for the benefit of Mrs. GAR
FIELD and her children is now nearly S27O,'
900. Tue original sun proposed by Dir.
FIELD was $3.50. 600.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-24

Petersburg aud Danville have taken APP
propriate action in regard to the death OF
President GARFIELD. Among the speakers
AZ Danyille was ex-senator WITBERs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-24

~FTRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH.-This congregation Will worship With
the Grace. Street church at IL A. NJ, aud Rev. W.
FROST BISHOP, OF Ashland, win preach In the
First church 1T 8 o'clock r. NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-24

The electric light Il said 10 DO terrible on
Blondes. but most Identifying 70 brupettes.
Wefbought there was to be no d~iscrItslpa-
lion on account of color, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-24

The Philadelphia Press says the Demo-
cratic press Of the country generally speaks
kindly OF President ARTHUR, and seems
disposed TO give bin q fair chance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-24

H GBACE-STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH teoruer Grace aud Feushee streessl-
The pastor, Rev. WILLIAM z. HATCHER, ID. D.,
preach A. IL o'clock A. N. and Al Q c'cloek r
on SUNDAY.
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METHODIST

~ BR y A DIS ME- uODiol
CHURCH corner OF Tenth and Broad streets,
SUNDAY, September 25.-Presching By Rev. ". q.
STARR, ID. d., pastor. At IL A. M.-'ueJecI
"a Millions OF Prayers for the President-Wh was
the Answer2r Al 8 p. M.-subJect, GOD 10 Our
Refuge In the Day OF Treuble.n Acordial Invitation
To all.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-24

Mr.. CONKLIkG is at the head OF a con-
testing delegation to the New YORK kepuD'
licsn State Convention.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-24

Lave
Richmond. L. VI l0:lO A u 1000 3 u
Arrive at
West Pointi 5.55 Il. Nj lH5 II. lis An

. All trains daily except Suufay.
Passenger train connects at West Point daiy lex
freight trains will have passenger-e0sch ausclc9
Train No. a. connects Al Burkeyiie Win N0t'
folk aEd Western railroad for farmyuei Llltn'
burg, and all Southwestern poink.
Train No. so fast mall stops ouly Fl JeteisVIe
BBrksVile, DraSt's Branch, Rsrs StAe's Danflle'
Greensboro Salisbury, Chartatte. Sptriano-IN
6Feenvlle, seneca Toccoa, Lara, sFd oAl.tlr
connecting al Atlanta Tor all poiats ulh"DuN'-
wpsl.
Train No. rs Through passenger siops AZ al "a
tions, connecting At suthSrlin's rhh MMio- 81
salisbury with Western North Carolina railr..lLG
al poin . In western North, CstohuAi - AA-
for ali points South and southwest.
Train No. AZ Through passenger and mai Soy.
~ al stations connecting st SutheThn's WIN
69d Sutheriin NarrOw-GaGRe ratksOat Tor A."-
at Atlanta for all points south sed Seuths,a-
Charlotte with Charlotte. COtnNbia and Ale'
railroad for Columbia, Augusta saYsnuAh' ~
| EfSrtdA points. .t~
Trains from the Sowh arrive ~ Richmond a t4
2. NJ; ga 4. NJ EiSA NJ asd isls !, is
y. d.. and e:2o II. -. tFreiRhi9
PULLNAN-cAR SERVICE:
On Train No. 10~-RichmoaS1 10 Atauta.
On Tram Ne. 4S-Nrw lorK and Atan.s \.
RiehDono, ana GreeDsbopS 30 HenTjs s'"T'
Western North Carolina rslreaa. n-,A
Gu TrsiR No. 42-M~ asltngron. sfd ki5nAND
and Danville, ard faDyiis aud Anau5ta. .nxS
Ben-Air passenger tTsins leave Rlchino.s
A. 81. and 6ssa 4. NJ; arsfvsa a. Bon Ara 10 A.
M.sns 22:igg p NJ. Re,s,sier' leave Csalaad "
TAI A. NJ. aud 1928 r. NJ: leave Bon An.
~. aud 7:4s Z. NJ; arF,se al Richmond - ~.
~. and = Pm. All Da<S<Aser tains eASsp'
Tickets sold 70 an painss south, sssLhes~
southwesA and baggage checked tAroRh.
No lay-oyeS checks siysa on LEGAL AeheITsIIps
General Passenger andTicses Afs'i
T. N. r. TALcOTT. General Masszer. -
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.FIRsr RApTIsT CHIRCH

@FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Twelfth and Broad slreetsl-Rey. J. p. HAw-
7HoRsE ID. d., pastor, will preach AZ ii A. NJ
subject. Lessons from The Life, Character, aud
Death Of our late President" And At 8 p. NJ
subject, what Is HeayeBi A Place or a State OF
Beingfn All welcome.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-24

nj SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
leorner Main and sixth s,reetsl.-Rev. HEsRY Nc
DONALD, D. d., will preach on SUNDAY at IL A.
N. and 8 II. 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-24

20 GRAND ~oPEsIsei
Va INVITE ATTENTION TO our COMPLETE
AND HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF
FALL eooBs,
sELEcTED WITH CARE by OUR BOYER
AFTER A THREE WEEKS STAY
IN NEW YORK.


All the latest styles OF DRESS o aod every
variety OF TRIMMING 70 match them;
PLAIN, BROCADE, and STRIPED SILKS and
sATINs;
PLAIN, BRoCADE, and STRIPED vELvETs
and vELvETEENs;
PLUsHES in nil the desirable Shades
The greatest bargains in BLACK CASHMEREs'
HENRIETTA, TAMisE, and gRsEY
CLOTHS;
"A and Ga FLANNEL sUITINes in ali the new
shades;
The bes. etock OF CASSIMEREs ia the city;
A fall line OF TABLE.LINENs, NAPKINS,
TOWELS, QUILTS,
BLANKETS and 0OMFoRTABLEs,
RIBBONS. LAcEs,
HAMBCRGs, ~RUFFLINGs,
BUTTONS, CoRsETs,
HOSIERY, GLOVES.
FOSTER KIDS, LACE TIES,
HANDKERCHIEFs, PRINCES,
PAssAMENTERIE,
BEADED ORNAMENTS,
CORDS and TAsSELS,
and numerous other goods In ire greatest variety
and at the very lowest prices;
Extra bargains in LADIES, GENTLEMEN'S, ana
CHILDREN's UNDERWEAR.
We solicit a call and inspection from our friends
and The uubiic. THALHIMER BROTHERS.,
sol Broad, corner fifth street.
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az sBVENTH-STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH.-Rsv. J. 2 TYLER, pastor. will pr,ach
az IL A. NJ. and 8 r. III. Seats free. All welcome.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-24

nr CENTENARY METHODIST
tGrace street between Fourth and Fifth sIreetsl'
services at IL o'clock A. NJ. and 8 O'Clock 7. NJ,
conducted by the pastor, Rev. z. A. PETERSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-24

M MONUMENTAL CHURCH.-The
rector having returned, this church will be opened
for Divine service TOMORROW oRN at III
O'Clock. The Sunday school will not be opened
until the FIRST Sunday In October.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-24

h57- TRINITY METHODIST EPlSCO-
PAL CHURCH tcorner OF Twentieth and Broad
notwithstanding st IL A. M-subjeci: "The
Nations Grief on the Loss Of Our President" and
at 7XP. NJ. Young mems prayer meeting from 8
to 4 L. IL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-24
MAJOR ~vAlDEN's SPEECH.

Major Walden hae not a pleasant voice,
nor Is h!s manner very good, but he
abounds In anecdotes, some Of which he
tells very well. Some Of his arguments
were quite ioreible bad his premises been
well founded, but his speech altogether
failed to strengthen bis cause aud produced
but little effect even upon his friends.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-24

pEMEMBER STATE FAIR, q ,
AZ ~ OCTOBER 17.27.
ea7-soei7 EVERYBODY coMrSa.