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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-15

Two weeks later the marriage took
place and Penelope is now resident
Of Chic go. Ine wid, free life OF tie
golden West suits her exactly, and on
Monday afternoons when she IS hang
ing cut the clotlcs, and the southwest
breeze hum. merrily through the othes
pins IN her mouth, and caIeens her eye
glasses to leeward. sne thinks Of til.
Wagner c.ucert, and say. softly Q her
self, ''AiteT all, can still tread on the
Cat 5 tail when til, feeling Of lonelincs,
comes over me. - Chtcago Times.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-15

Better than putting one dollar out
at compound interest, is tie sending it
to DR.. {. w. Benson, Baltimore, Md. >,
for two boxes of his Celery and Chamo-
mile Pills, which cure nervous diseases,
quiet the mind, bring on refreshing
sleep and prevent paralysis.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-15

Nokyiile York Co.. S. G..

Yolkviile, York, Co., 5. c.
The use Of Dr. Clark Johnson's In
dian Blood Syrup cured me Of severe
Boi,s and Indigestion. | cheerfully re-
commend its use.
Mrs. REBECCA STEWART.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-15

The doctors disagree as to the best
methods and remedies, for the cure OF
disordered liver and kidneys. But those
that have used Kidney Wort, agree that
it is by far the best medicine known
IS action is prompt, thorough and last
ing. Dom take pills, and other mer
curials that poisons the system, but by
using Kidney Wort restore the natural
act of all the organs -Ne,0 COUeaent.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-15

How TO GET SICK. Expose your
self day and night eat too much with
out exercise work too hard without
rest: doctor all the time; take all vile
uostrums advertised and then you will
want to know how to get WELL" whic h
is answered Ia three words-Take Hop
BitterS See other column : Ecpress.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-15
n g Il | G. f. .

The firm Of SHOLAR, WALDEN co. is dis
olyed by consent. The business will b con
tlnued unde. the and title Of AkBER
JOHNSON & co.
We have a full line OF burial cases, such
VI etalic Cases and Ca.kets, F." ood Collins, Cases
aud Casket-, Of the very bsst make. We alro
have the finest Hearse in the state which we for
nish fr OF charge TO all our patroDs. All orters
promptly atte- ded to by telegraph, Or otherwise,
day night.
We have in cOnnectioL with this vel selected
stock OF furniture which sell very cheap for
ash such Parlor SuiteE. Chamber Suites,
BetIstesd-, w4rdr Jbes, Mattresses, Lounge J,
Bur aus, Dressing Oa.-es, Hall Stands, Looking
Glasses, and il Itct every thug usually kept Ia
the Furniture Line You will money by
calling Oh
BARBER JOHNSON & CO.,
Cor. Salisbury and Hargett Sts.,
jne 30-6u. Raleigh, y. c.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-09-15

NO family should be without 1 ydia Z. Pink
nam's Liver lills. lhey cure constipation, bil-
houeness, aud torpIdity Of tine liver - cents
per box.
As-Sold by all nrnss..:ts.- t.A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-02
A Free Ballot and a Far Count.

The Debt Payer, the new StraightOul
Republican organ, in its issue Of this week
makes short work Of the cry quoted above.
IL says:
"what Is 1t these people promise in re-
turn for our prostitution OF even this one
great principle upon which our record is
SO firmly basedi "A free ballot and 0
fair county, Why, there is no longer
any question Of this now in Virginia
and soon will not be any in the entire
South. Public opinion, stronger than
faction or party, has already disposed al
thai, and 6ualiy. There viii be no more
intimidation, repeating, ballOt-bOX stUfling,
or false counting in Virginia, whether the
Readjusters, the Democrats, or the Repub.
leans are in power. The people have had
enough Of this r1sealily, and are weary OF
Il. The rule OF the Jocobip is ended, even
as that of the Bourbon, and henceforth q
sfree ballot and fair conul' are things
assured TO the South"
The Debt.Payer says as to The Republican
journals IN Virginia;
.sThere ere. in fact, five, the additional
ones being the Msrtlnsyile Herald Henry
county; the Virginia Star, Richmond; and
the Telephone, Loudoun county; and all OF
them, we are happy to add, siraiShtoul
DEBT. PAYERS"
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To Wv. W. Hssnr, Esq.
Neu Rocks.

Rsplv TO Robert q. IngerSoLPS Lectures,
BY ALLAN u. MAGRuDER, Layman aoo
RIhIe Student. New York: Il. u HALE
q SON. 1881. Price, 80 cents.
MIR. MAoRUDeR seems to be well equipped
for a combat with the prince Of modern
atheists. So much Of bis little book as We
have read shows that he Is cunning o.
fence.v Nevertheless, we are not sure bui
u Is better to let alone severely all suen
men as INGeRsOLL.
| Handbook Of English Synonyms. WIN au
ADpepdix showing the Correct Uses OF
Prtposilions: also, Collection OF FOR
eign Phrases. By l.. j. CAMPBELL. Dos
ton: LEE 4 sBEPABD. New YORK
CHARLES T. DmLIEGHAM. 1881.
This is valuable little book. For sa'e
by ]. w. RANDOLPH e. ENGLISH.
The New Testament of Our Lord ana
iSariOnr Jesus Christ translated out o.
the Greek: being the Version set Iortn
AID. 1911 compsred with the most An
Gent Authorities, and ReyiseO a; ~.
1851. Boston: LEE d SHErABD' Ne"
York G. T. DLLINGBAM. 1881.
This edition claims to be can accurate
reprint Of the celebrated Oxford edition,
authorized by tive American Committee oil
Revision, of which PULP sCHAFF is pre-
sident and GEORGs Il. DAY secretary" we
have heretofore so fully expressed our
opinion as to the value Of this new version
that it is not necessary to repeat it. Inc
public has had, too, so many specimens OF
the improved or altered readings that we
shall give but one OF them. Here Is one
which we have seen in no book ana no
paper, religious or other:
"ABd be made OF one every nation Oh
men for to dwell on all the face OF the
earth"
The ST. JAMES version reads
"And bath made OF one blood all nations
Of men for to dwell on all the face OF the
earth"
As bearing upon the question OF the unity
OF the human race, this has always been
reckoned a very important passage OF Scrip
ture. 1t is Acts xviii, 2G.
The New Version is for sale by D. W.
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-02

Died. on The Horuisg OF july ] y. at oak Grove,
the residence ~ hts unclf, JGnn Wnitw0r'h JAN "
one years.
Blessed are The pure in heart, for they shall sec
G0d.r
The funeral will q ke place at fe5iensry Meiho-
dist church on SATURDAY MORNING. Juiy 2d'
81 10 O'Clock. Friends or the family are invited TO
attend.
Died. Friday. July Lat, No 1 o'clock A. ~. OF
cholera. iufauium, MARSHALL NJ, infant sou Of
Charles Al. and Elizabeth \. COUSINS; as nine
His funeral win take place from his nather's resi-
dence. ChesferHsld near BfDch .ster. TO-DAY,
Jaiy I'd. At O O'Clock A. M. Friends and Acqugtnt-
Rnces are respectfully invited 10 attend.
Petersburg papers please copy.
Died IN Cuipeper county, June 30lh 10 the sixty.
third year Of her age. Mrs. CATHERINE L. JUN
ElNGhAM, widow Of The late Edward Cunning
bam, Of Powhatan county.
Her funeral viii take pace from the residence OF
Dr. y. u. CunDiuRham, IA east FRANKLIN street,
THIS Saturday MORNING at 10 O'Clock. The
friends OF the family are iEvited T. attend
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A Mistake Out somewhere.
THE CABINET AND ITS ALLEGED sYMPATHIEs
WITH REAnJUSTERISM.

THE CABINET AND ITS ALLEGED SYMPATHIES
WITH READJUsTERIsM.
In the Washington correspondence OF the
Alexandria Gazette it is written that on
Monday of this week Senator Blair, Of New
Hampshire, called on the President, SecTe-
taries Blaine and Window, Postmaster
General James, and Commissioner Raum, in
behalf OF the Malone movement in Viz
ginia. The further statement is made that
all OF these gentlemen declared their entire
sympathy with Malone ia his Readiuster
movement and expressed their purpose to
aid him to the extent OF their power with
Federal patronage.
A POSI- representative yesterday called on
Secretaries Blaine and Window and the
Postmaster. General TO ascertain the truth or
falsity Of the report. Secretary Blaine, who
was very busy, replied briefly: "No such
interview was ever held with me. The
statement is absolutely unauthorized and
without foundation" The Secretary was
then asked if his symplthies were with Ma
hone, and if, all things being equal, he
should favor him in preference to the
StraightOut Republicans
"That," said he, is a subject | would
rather not discuss
Secretary WINDOWS first intimation Of
the matter was gained from the Post re-
porter. 81 have bad no conversation with
Senator Blair on the subject; ! have never
told any one that the patronage Of the Trea-
sury should be given to Malone in prefer
ence to good aud reputable Republicans.
In short, the whole story is utterly inbound
ed so far as am concerned"
The Postmaster. General could not be
seen. There is the highest authority for
hone arc ~ glati9ps with General Ma
the gentleman with whom the reporter con-
yersed, and who is in position to know
whereof he speaks, said "Of one thing
you may rest assured. Mr. james, as the
chief executive OF the Post Office Depart
ment, in making appointments, will be
governed in all cases by the candidates fit
ness for the position, while at The same
time promoting the best interests OF the
partly Yesterdays Washington Post.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-02
The smrrY Delegates.

AT meeting OF the Conservatives OF the
county Of Surry held at the court-hOuse on
tbe.2Sib day Of June, 1881, for the purpose
Of electing delegates TO the State Guberna-
toral Convention which meets in Richmond
az Ahs 4fh August neXt-present, DR.. j. w.
son. taking the chair, called thha1aDT " II
order and stated IT'S object.
On motion, Mr.. Il. ID. Gillian was elected
secretary.
On motion, DR.. M. Q Holt and Mr.. Blair
Pegram were elected delegates 10 represent
the county IN the said Convention. and DR..
j. w. Wilson and j. n. Ramey selected as
aternates.
The following resolutions were then
adopted unanimously:
l. RESOLVED That while this meeting does
not instruct i's delegates to vote for any
particular candidates, we believe that the
Hon. John Go0de is the first choice OF the
Conservatives Of this county for Governor
Of Virginia.
?. That the secretary OF this meeting for
ward copy Of the proceedings OF the same
to the Richmond Dispatch, the Norfolk
landmark, the Petersburg Inde1' Appeal,
aud the James Riuer Herald, with the re-
quest TO publish the same.
On motion, the meeting then adjourned.
|, j. w. WILSON, Chairman.
~ n (ysJJsoss SaarafarV
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Me-Too Plat.

The withdrawal Of the came OF Mr.. PLAT
from the list Of competitors for the place OF
United States senator from the State OF New
York means perhaps nothing more than APP
pears upon the surface. II it had been a
voluntary act, il might bode no good to the
Democratic party, which for some time past
has been feeding itself upon the hope that
the trouble between the Hsli-Breeds and
the Stalwarls wonld inevitably result TO its
benefit, whether Mr.. C0NKLING was re-
elected and went back to Washington as an
euemy Of The Administration, or the cleo
ton OF senators was postponed until next
winter. As long as CoNKLlNG and PLAT
both continued TO be candidates, ibis was
not an unreasonable calculation.
The declination OF air. PLAT, however,
does not seem to mean, as might be inferred,
that the HAlf.Breeds have agreed to reject
Mr.. COEKLING on condition that the Stall
warts shall aid in electng Half.Bretd sue
cessor 10 Mr. PLAT.
TO cut a long story short, Mr.. PLATTs
Withdrawal appears to be the result Of a
social scandal His part III tnat scanual was
openly referred TO In the joint Assembly
day before yesterday; aud it was this pub
sySAty, no doubt, which induced Mr.. PLAT
: 20 step'ee".~'s s-.,Ss out rather than face an
outraged community.
II is TO be seen hereafter what effect this
decna,ion and its accompanying scandal
will have upon Mir. CoNKLTSG's prospects.
he, too, has been the victim Of somewhat
similar scandal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-02
The AccOmnc Delegates.
AcooMAc COURTHOUSE.


June 2S, 1881.
Editors Dispatch At political meeting
at the Courthouse on yesterday Mr. John
r. Ames resigned the position OF chairman
OF the County Executive Committee, and
Mr.. John ". EdmOnds was chosen to fill
the vacancy. Delegates were appointed to
the August Convention, aud are instructed
to vote first for Mr.. Thomas Croxion, OF
Essex county, for Governor. Dir. CroXton
has been IN our midst but ence-last Sep
TENDER court as the presidential elector FOR
the First district. At that time be made
such q powerful speech that our people
have since then been on the lookout to
honor him. We are unwilling for so able a
man 10 remain in private life. He has
never held Office OF any kind, was a Malone
man four years ago, Is powerful ana quick
on the stump.
During the absence OF the business COM
mittee Mr.. Moore Kellum made stirring
address, and was followed in a strong,
pointed, short effort by Judge Garrison.
His time was too limited TO discuss the
debt question, bat he promised to do 50 In
the future, aud was confident that his party
would satisfy every honest RCadjuster;
but 10 those who were preiudiced, or were
looking for office and other fayOrs at Ma
homes hands, he had nothing to say, for
they were beyond the reach Of reason and
facts.
AccOmac is safe for the regular Demo-
cratic ticket, and has sufficient msiority
over all corners TO save Northampton county
along with her. Mahone's following Is
small, but to bear the racket they make one
would suppose the woods was full OF them.
Yours, NJ.
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Last Nights washington News.

STAR IstsJ
General Grant has written letter TO Re-
nresentatiye Young. of OHIO, in reply to the
letter recently written by Mr.. Young,
which was extensively published. General
Grant answers Governor Young that the
newspaper statements OF his language in
speaking Of him have been grossly eXaS-
gerated. The letter was addressed TO Gov
ernor Young, in this city, aud has been
forwarded to him in Mexico, where the
Governor now is. 1t will undoubtedly be
published when Governor Young receives
il. as in 1t General Grant says he has no
objection 10 its being made public.
Secretary Window this afternoon issued
call for the registered per cent. bonds
which have not been sent in for continuance
at 81 per cent. The amount thus called in
is about S30,000,00O.
Government receipts to-day-internal-
revenue, S779,4 Al; customs, S7C4 1878
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-02

The Kanswha Gazette says that the sur
yey of the last route for the Wheeling, Par
kersburg and Charleston railroad Will be
finished about the lst OF July; and that the
next thing 10 order will be TO let the road
10 contract. When the new road Is finished,
persons can go from Richmond TO Wheel
ing without going outside OF ViryiDia--
that IL. Virginia 0s she ives before the war,
and ought 10 be now. In saying tue last
routeD the Gazette means to tell that there
are several routes competing for the road.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-02

The New York Truth (Conkling) says
ANY election Of two Half-Breeds, or Of one
Half Breed and. one StaIwart, or OF two
Stalwarts even. would only make a Demo.
cratic majority In the Senate certain.
What, theG. Is the use Of prolonging q
farce which cen have no resultY
The time for, adjournment has come.
DR.. Loring eDtered yesterday upon bis
duties as Commissioner Of Agriculture. II
is happy fortune - go into office With the
approval OF the w3ole country. His record
and character JUSTLY the high expectations
which are Inspired by bis acceptance OF that
important position.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-02
Il. D. GILLIAN, Secretary.

,MECKLENBURG DEMoCRATs.-The chair
lnEn OF the Democratic Committee has
called a meeting Of the party. TO assemble
10 tue courthouse ia BoydtOn next court.
day July 1871 TO re6rganize the party and
send delegates TO the August Convention.
All Democrats who vOled either OF the
Hancock tickets 10 the last election, or who
intenu 10 support the nominees OF the Au.
gust Ccpyeation, are cordially invited TO
n9rffciDaie
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-02
mr. TRINITY METHODIST EPIsCO.

PAL CHURCH SOUTH iccrner Twentieth and
Broad sireets), Rev. ). WILEY BLEDsaE pastor
SUNDAY. services AT o'clock A. VI. IN the lee
tore-room, repairs having been finished Services at
IL O'Clock A. NJ. Young mems prayer and exDe-
rience-meetiug in the leeture-rOom NJ O'Clock L
M. Services at night at ~ o'clock. Subject, Blind
Bartemusr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-02

The New York Times says: The pros
meet Of an immt date election isvery slight,
but the longer the present situstiOn con-
tlnues the more certain and complete must
be the condemnation which the Republic
cans Of the State aud the nation Will pass
upon the ambitious trickster who has
brought this humiliation upon them.
This is hard on Roscoe. On the 9Th OF
March this paper regarded him as the emf
pent New York statesman.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-02

The Virginia State Agricultural Society
i. very large body, and one that ought TO
bo power In tbe State. We regret mat
Two Of is former presidents should have
found il necfssary 10 come before the public
a. even friendly sdYersarIes. Wehaye now
allowed born those gentlemen 70 be heard
throuSb our eSnmps, ard We trust that
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-02
m LACES! LACEs! LACEs /!

Large additions have Just been made to our stock Of
LACEs. We show the largest ASSORTMENT IN
this city.
.LAWNs-A large stock at 5, S., sys, 10, 12H, and
Csc per yard
.GINGHAMS at ca, 10, I24, 10, and 1876. per
yard;
STRIPED VICTORIA LAWN at sc. wor.h l2fc
at l2Hc. worth zoe;
WHITE oRGANDY MUSLIN a. 2Oc. per yard
worth 35c.
WHITE ORGANDY LAWN, with side border,
at zoe. FER yard worth 35c.;
BATHING-SUITs for ladies and gentlemen;
SASH ard TRIMMING. RIBBONS very cheap;
FANS Of all styles at low prices
JAPANESE PARAsOLs at3, 5, IS, Is, 20, So
aud 4Oc.;
SILK, GINGHAM, ALPACA, and CAMBRIA
PARAsOLs aud UNIBRELLAs-Gr Great induce
ments in this line;
TWISTED SILK MITTS, LisLE-THREAD
GLOVES, and KID GLOVES in all sizes and
qualities;
MATTINGS very cheap: WHITE MATTING a,
124c.; RED-CHECK at 15c.;
RUGS, MATS, HAsSoCKs, and WINDOW
SHADES;
LACE CURTAINS at the lowest prices ever offered;
PRINTED PIQUES at exc. per yard, would be
cheap at s5c.,
Great reductions in the price of al kinds Of DRESS
GOODS at
vl LEVY BROTHERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-02

Then, again, let Us have fine FAR, q
spIendid industrial exhibition. and what
ever else we can have, 20 add to The enjoy
ments Of the occasion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-02

NT SEVENTH STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH Corner Seventh and Grace streets).-
Rev. j. II. TYLER, pastor, will preach al / A. NJ,
and at $50 p. VI. there viii be "a eeiing in the in
terest Of the Young Mems Missionary Society in
the leciure-room of The church; 10 which all are
lnvi ed to attend, especially the members Of the Sc
ci0
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-02

BUaNETT's Coc0AINg has received univer-
sal endorsement. No other preparation pos
sesses such remarkable properties for EN-
beIlishipg and strengthening the hair and
rendering It dark ADD glossy, II cures bald.
ness and eradicates dsndrnh. ~
Burneu's Flayoring Extracts are the best.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-02

Cur recent pu cbases have BEEN very heavy. TT
true they purchased 10 good advantage; but w
do not desire 20 GARY them over TO the next season
Fer ihIs reason we have decidtd 10 sell. Thai
means we win sell II prices be held induce.
ment 10 purchasers.
we have determined to commerce MONDAY
July 4tb.
PRICES THROUGHOUT OUR ENTIRE HOUSE
WILL BE SUCH AS HAVE MEYER
HAD A PRECEDENT.
We have spase to quote few articles only:
WHITE and COLORED LINEN LAWNS at 10c.
LINEN DE DACCA at IL aud IKE, reduced from
10 aud Ice.
ALL WHITE GOODS, BOTH FINER AND
LOWER GRADES. AT AN EQUAL
DEDUCTION.
The largest portion Of our SUMMER SILKS will
DC sold az
37lEe.
....s.......
sATINs. SILKS, sURAHs, P0NGEES, FOU.
LARDS, and SILK GOODS OF every descriD-
ton, from the finest to the cheapest, at IMMENSE
Amcng them SLACK SILKS at 45e reduced from
75c. at Use. the value warranted Sl.2b:
Amrng The great reductions i'm WORsTED DRESS
GOODS are MODELLING LACE BUZZ
INGat
i..'so::..||
These goods are sold everywhere at lose. ID "
price during the hrst part OF the season was Zoe
yard.
We have full stock or all descriptions OF NUNS
YELLING, BUNrINGS. and other descriptions
OF DRESS GOODS, which we shall ofer at
prices that must sell them.
Our stock Of
LACES AND EMBROIDERY
Is marked down.
We shall Offer among them LACES at &c. yard re-
duc.d from &c.. at Sc. former price l0c
Var dc a "A
A large stock of LINENS for boys wear at o and
Ike. reduced from I6 and 20c.;
Special and heavy reductions have been made In
HOSIERY, GLOVES, aud HANDKER-
CHIEFS;
large stock Of MATTINGS; amongst them
WHITE at Toe.
WE CLOSE AT 9 p. NJ. PROMPTLY.
81
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FAyCY GoObs, &c.
FANCY G0Ops' &c.
LOW E Il
PRICES WAHkDOWN.
THE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR 9OW SERVES 4
DOUBLE uUGg
IN OUR ESTABB1S MENT.

Ladies who are preparing for ie season AT the va
rious summer resorts viii 10 Ell 10 examine oul
stock and supply themselves b re leaving town.
LACES, LACESl ACES!
Our LACE COUNTER attr Is universal atten,
ton from he fact ihit We M Constantly Offering
carry all makes or LACES BAck White, ant
GLOVE nEPAI HENT.
We are constantly an ID, Mlook for Jobs IL
GLOVES. Are II W Offering plendid lot Of : I'M
MER GLOVES rs low as &. and ELEGANT
FLAsTiC and LONG LNO' EOPS az IA, 10 anG
23c. WHITE GLOVES fpI p2e' up.
PARASOLs ANIENBRELLAs.
Defcrrined no, 10 carr, hiy Of these over 10 mex
te,s0u. owing 10 me "A NE ia styles, We hay,
mar eli AL of our PARN>O - sno - N-OMbhEI'
LAS doWu al n0miadlly 4 their N4.ue'
RIBBONS GIBBONS
Have NOW i'm ,to., % lt4rtoons RIBBONS In All
shades and widrh- WeHzge decided that these
Sood, must 60; iherelOre have made big reduc-
''''' 80 CoRSErsH CORsETsl
W. carry an the p),Inhr makes Of CORSETS,
r,,giu, il rrice from 2c. 10 Sl.22. our soc.
CnE~fT Il most excel uniting, and must be seen
LACE TTF, ANDlINEN COLLARS.
I'm point OF variety aae OW price on lhe'e goods
nooP-szIRTS.
We have inst opened 4 & variety Of these goods
i'm ali The newest shapes
HOSIERY! HOSIERY
Frough STOCKINGS "a hand TO supply every
woman and chnd in pmohd' ana extremity
oI,ya; would rcsncctf,nykiuest call. rs we shall
of some SPECIAL indaceaients in goods not men,
"9 W S' close prompuy q h p. M-SATURDAY
Ni'lil . d. '"V WoIF3RD & sHLBERG,
a. 0st 523 Broad street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-02

T SECOND PRESBYT ERTAN
The time Of afternoon service, uuti further nO.ce
Will be O'CLOCK.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-02

NE FIRST EsBYT ERIAN
CHURCH.-Rev. 7. L. PRESTON, d. d., pastor,
will preach at l l A. VI. aHd 8 p. NJ.
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news Erosss y WASHINGTON Standpoint.
The AIexArdria 0azsfte's Washington
correspondent saws:
Al we'll known bank officer Of Richmond,
who vas 10 this CITY yesterday, says the
feeling among the Democrats there about
the approaching election Is one OF implicit
confidence In their success, AID that letters
received there from. al quarters OF the state
report that the people know. Ibs State Is able
TO pay al Der debt at such reduced rate OF
interest as The crediterswilI agree 10 accept,
and that fhsy will pay II snd will not con-
sent 10 be branded either as regulators or
Radicals.
THE PROSPERITY OF s0UTHwEsTERN vfR-