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The Democracy OF Nansemond on Mon
day appointed the following delegates to
the State Convention:
Holy Neck-Dr. Thomas IL. Barnes, del
egafe; j. A. Cutchen, alternate.
Suffolk-R. r. PIentis, delegate; {. {.
SWEET, alternate.
Cypress-F. w. Hunter, delegate; l.. Z.
Brinkley, alternate.
Chuckatuck-S. T. Ellis, delegate; J. Ii.
Simons, alternate.
Sleepy Hole-W. J. Lee, delegate; SIM
con Bryant, alternate.
The following resolution, offered by Mr.
Elisha Everett, was unanimously adopted
Resolved, That whilst we do not instruct
our delegates. that the Hon. John Goode Is
the unanimous choice OF this convention
for the position OF Governor.
Strong resolutions denOuncing the at
tempted assassination OF The President were
adopted.
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The Democracy OF Campbell on Monday
appointed the following delegates and alter
mates to the State Convention
Rustburg District: w. NJ. Murrcll-E.
d. Gallian, alternate; Moior Adam Gle
ment-Dr. T. +. MoOrman, alternate /;
Thomas w. EYans-Maior I. Arlington,
alternate.
BrookvIle District: Colonel j. i. w.
Read-Charles II. Tardy, alternate; Cap
tain Stephen Adams-John Nj. Payne, alter
nate.
Otter.Riyer District: B. j. WiIkerson
Abner Early, alternate.
Seneca District: George w. Morgan; j..
w. Clay, alternate.
FllIing-Riyer District: DR.. w. s. Now.
limo. C. Clark, alternate; James w. Hob
sOn-W. NJ. Hamlet, alternate.
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what II Means.

The Philadelphia Telegraph is Republic
can Journal OF independent procliyities. II
knows the CANER0Ns, We may be sure and,
knowing them, il undertakes TO let Messrs'
LEWIS, MALONE q Co. know why Old
slnox's son has concluded to drop RIDDLE
BERGER Is the Republican nominee for Ser
geantst-Arms OF the United States Senate.
Tue Hstegyaph says:
/. Young Mr. Cameron has seen a great
.llsbt. re has suddenly discovered that
Nabcneism Is something that the Rcpubll-
csn party eannot afford TO tolerate, much
les encourage and aid, ard so has not oniy
fesefsed himself, but bias sent q suggestive
n.csssgc 10 Boss Malone himselfs telling
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At meeting Of the Democratic party OF
Sussex county, Va, on the 7th daY OF July,
1881, the foIlowng-named gentlemen were
chosen delegates and alternates to The State
Convention to be acid August 4, 1881 ,
Delegates, w. II. billiard, w. W. Cobb, and
l.. p. Hargrave; alternates, John Prince,
l.. +. Balm, and II. II. Robinson.
The following resolution was adopted by
the meeting:
RESOLVED, That the delegates from Sus-
sex be, and are hereby, instructed to vote
for Colonel John GOOde on the first ballot
for Governor, and as often thereafter as
they may deem eXpedient.
Fl. q. BRIGGS, Chairman.
S. Il. Briggs, Secretary.
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DEATHS.

Died. on his way 10 Germany, our beloved nus
hand and faiher.J. q. DiPPNBR.
Requiem mass win be said f9r he deceased THIS
MORNING At ~ O'Clock az ~: Mays church'
Relatives and friends please attend.
MRS. DIPPNER AND CHILDREN
Died. NJ the residence Of heF son, Lewis Wagner,
nq.. 500 east Leigh street Mrs. DOKOIHbA
WAGNER, in the seventy OF IN year Of Der age.
The funeral VIII take place from Sxth' street
German evangelical church Mt o'c.oek THIS
AFTERNOON. Friends and acquaintance are Ih-
vited 10 attend
Died. at the residence of her son. william wal
l0i sonih Cherry street, AZ O'Clock Z NJ. July ID,
1881, Mrs. JOHANNA WALL, in The ninety
Her fHneraI will taEe place from st. Peters
Cathedral FRIDAY MORNING at 10 O'Clock.
Friends AMI acquaintance respec'tuly invited 10
attend.
died. af e:25 p. NJ July 18Th, at her late resi-.
dsnce' 1917 S. James street, Mrs. SUSAN JONES.
wife OF MIR. William III. Jones, IN the slxty'sAlh
;ear Of her age. , n. ~. D.,,..d -,
member of the First African Baptist church In
The funeral Will take place FRIDAY AFTER
NOON at 4 O'Clock from the aboye-named church.
Friends and acquaintances are invited 70 atteou'
Died, July IL, 1881, at the residence of her
father I'm this CITY, DAISY CECILIA. youngest
child of j. y. and j. Il. Moore; aged Two months
and twenty-six days.
She came to us, chermb fair
A flower to us given;
But ere her petals d'd untold
God took her home 10 Heaven.
But tho OR hearts are saddened
And we're oppressed with grlef,
We know she Is now IN Heaven,
And ris this gives us relief.
In tlat blessed and happy land
We know she's now an angel bright
I'm robes of fair and spotless white
She stands in her Rpdeemer's sight.
sersph, s1nless, bright and fair,
She rests upon the golden shore,
Where sickness sorrow. pain, aud dealn
Are felt and feaI ed no more.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE.
A VIOLENT STORM REMOVAL OF PosTM
TER-UFAT ETC

A VIOLENT srORM-REMoyAL OF PosTMAS-
TER-HEAT, ETC.
Correspondence Of the Richmond OiSpatch.l
July IL, 1881.
A storm of much violence passed TO the
northeast Of Charlottesville on Mondayeye,
nlng, the skirt OF IL merely brushing the
town. In the town, however, IL was sutti-
GENTLY violent TO wrench off shsde-trees
and tear down fences. The body OF the
storm passed over Keswick and Shadwell.
Between these two places an idea o. its
force may be gained when tell you that
nine teegroph.poles were broken of like
pipe.stems, while others were stricken by
lightning. Teiegraphic communication was
thus interrupted. The railroad operator
here dispatched man TO Gordonsville, by
which means the running OF trains was "a
cIitated. The quantity OF water that fell
was enormous.
! learn that on The farm Of Mr.. Frank
Randolpb, which was visited by severe
hail.stOrm some weeks ago, which de-
stroye6 bis wheat crop, this storm made
a clean sweep OF the balance OF bis crops.
II Is said that In shc vicinity OF hcsWick
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Labor. and supply Claims compro-


Especial TO The Baltimore AmericanJ
NoEroLK, Va, July .12s-Iieliable iufor-
nation states that the authorities OF the
Norfolk and Western Railroad Company
have determined with the creditors to com
promise the fabor- and supply-claims against
the old Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio Ran.
road Company on ire fonowing noets'
basis: The principal Of the indebtedness In
cash and five years Of the interest due IN
common stock OF the new company. The
creditors, IL is stated, have accepted these
terms. aud the final settlement viii be eject
ed on the 10 instant. These claims aggre-
gate about $3.50, 900, OF which amount about
$50. 900 are held by parties in Lynchburg
and other places on the line OF toe roao.
The claims I'm the hands OF Messrs. Kelley
and LYON, OF Richmond, were also docket
ed for suit. but no decision on them has
been rendered. the case having been post
poned till October.
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The New York Times says: cit Is re-
ported FROM albany this morning sna, .ne
sS.awnrts,' ~ they delight 70 can them'
selves, are determined 70 continue tne zen :
.lorial deadlock until IL Is broken BY adj
iournmeut. There IS, and can be, no pos.
slblo excuse for such a determination, ana
M explsna,iofs for 1t bat Mr. C0nkling's
insane desire TO rule or ruin. That The ex.
senator should entertain such desire Is
by no means inexplcable, or no more SO
than many facts in his recent career. With
him u Is battle for political life or DEATH"
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MARION Escnps from nealh.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
DAWSON, VA, July ~, 1881

DAWSON, Va, july IL, 1881.
Our worthy citizen Mr. James CasOn,
Jr., on leaving here last night about 1915
O'clock was struck by the western-boupd
through freight, and it was supposed
by the engineer that be was cut up, but
after stopping the train aud going back for
an examination found him alive. He was
then taken TO Mr.. John u. Yeaman's "a no.
bic old gentleman), aud after night OF
careful attention, we are thankful to say.
he will soon be D. X. again. IL IL supposed
that he sat on the end VI tie TO rest and
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M1IIRORO' HOTEL.

ICorrespoBdeDce Of the Richmond Dispatch.J
MILLBORO', BATH COUNTY, July II, 1881.
To those seeking rest from The hot ana
sultry arr OF your city we know OF no place
which combines so many attractions Tor
quiet enjoyment and recreation than the
Millboro' Hotel. Here you have The pure
mountain air, excellent hotel accommoda-
tons. good fare, and a pleasant company
Mr.. j. w. Warren, the proprietor, IS very
obIiging gentleman, and is untirlng In bis
efforts to contribute TO the comfort OF hls
guests. The situation OF this hotel, being
Immediately on the line OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad, makes it convenient for
those having their families here, as they
can come up Saturday night and spend
Sunday with them without losing any time
from business. Already the place is filling
VI, and will soon have all that can be &C.
commodated. a fine chalybea spring,
within five minutes walk Of the hotel, and
a sulphur spring about mile distant from
which place fresh water is brought for the
use OF the guests twice day possess many
medicinal qualities, and are used with much
benefit by many who visit this place. While
the middle OF the day is quite warm, the
nights and early morn are perfectly delight
ful. CLAY.
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asg- roo MANI GOODS FOR THE
SEASON.
VIZ MUSE nFpUcE ouR STOCK.


we cs attention 70 our stock of LAWNS at ., 81,
PKfSpT % n,eoRDEDfsQUEst Sleeper yard worth
WHITE H1SKs' CORDED PrQUE at s,e sH and ioc. per
sTRyiPpD VICTORIA LAWN at sHc. per yard
worth 1870, al lZ'fe. WORTH 20e;; -
WHITE ORGANDY LAWN, with colored tide
band for trimming. al zoe. per yard WORTH S3c.;
VICTORIA LAWN 40 lee. worth 1916, at lZj9c'
worth lie at 6Sc worth Z5e.; ,,
PRINTED CAMBHiCs at lCc. per yard worm
CHEcckEp MUSLIN at iOc. worth I2zc., at lesc.
WORKED CURTAIN MUSLIN at zoe worth S5c.
NoPRT ri 1sfi LACE CURTAINS Al. ~ so, 90,
as, and an 10 $40 a set for two windows;
NOTTINGHAM LACE Tor curtains at I24, l6'I'
20, 25. and up to 75c. Der ware:
LACE TIDES at 7c.. l3c., 17c., z0c.i 3Oc' and up
LINEN TIDES, something new, at 81, sI.25 and
81 so. woflb dou0e he money;
WHITE LINEN LAWN at l2+, 20, aud @oc' per
PRiSTTED LINENLAwNs al 15e. per yard worth
25e., AZ 25c par yard worth Soc ,,,,,.rvps
LINEN, MOHAIR. and GRAss-CLOTH DuS EhS
in great variety at the lowest prices:
GINGHAM, Lawn, and LINEN SUITS for ladies'
RESDY.MADE GARMENTS OF our own manufac-
ture-we invi e The ladies TO examine The male
rial and workmanship;
BATHING-SUiTS for ladies and gentlemen;
FANS ln great variety from &c. 20 50 each
PARASOLs and UMBRELLAS at the very lowest
UO1P SKIRTS in he latest STYLES;
RAJ MORAL ana BOULEVARD SKIRTS:
C,ORS EIS-ail sizes in white and cOlOrtd-we sno"
al least twenty. five styles Of CORsETS;
SHOULDER-BkACtSfo for misses, Inc oeSI articieo VI
the Mind made, price only 90c.: -
The largest stock OF LACES In ibis city we show
sixty STYLES Of LACES, ana VARIETY OF patterns
and widths In each style; ..r,,.,>-e.., 49,.
HAMBURG EIGINGS aud lNSERTlNGS-the
largest variety at the lowest prices-we beat the
world on HAMBURGS:
MATING az reduced prices -, ,,-cc
Karraips I'm CARPETS. OIL-CLOTH. RUGS,
MATS. and WINDOW-SHADES:
UNLAUNDRIED SHIFTS at 9Oe., zoe; ehd -
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS in great
variety; . ,o,,. - .
GOODS for Boys aid Mems wear In grea, variety at
~ - LEVY BROTHERS,.
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AFISE HAIR. DRESSING. -Cocopine dresses
the hair perfectly, and Is also preparation
upeoualled for the eradication Of dandruff.
The superiority OF Burnetps FlayoringE
Extracts consists in their purity and great
strength.
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MEETINGS.

OTOCKHOLDERs' MEETING.-An adj
- iourped meeting of the stockholders Of the
VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
COMPANY will he held at the comBany's once
No lOI5 Main street, on SATURDAY, July 10 n,
nj Z O'Clock r. NJ W. IL. MCCARTHY.
10 A a. secretary.
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EDUCATION OF THE COLORED PEOPLE OF
THE SoUrH.-The New York Herald says !:
In letter from Macon, Ga, which we pub
lish to-day, are some statements, backed by
figures that any one can verify II he chooses,
that will startIe the North into wonder In
a single southern State there are more than
a thousand public schools for colored chill
dren, the pupils of which aggregate more
than sixty thousand, aud other States show
handsome records. Besides common schools,
any one OF which Is better than the average
NJ those attended by white children OF the
last generation, the blacks have more than
twenty colleges, all Of them largely at
tended and Of as high grade as most OF the
colleges for whites that are scattered
through the States. Colored youths study
law and medicine at colleges patrohlzeu
wholly by their own race, although by lar
the greater number OF the graduates preach
or teach, just as was the case with white
graduates fiity years ago.
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How the Office Of VicePresident Might
be Made of Some Use.
TFrOm the New York Tribune,I

TFrom the New York Tribune.I
The tragedy at Washington directs pub
Tic attention 10 defect in the Constitution,
which thoughtful men have always per-
ceiyed. Excluded from the
councils at the White House by custom, the
second officer OF the Government naturally
drifts away from the President in his
personal relations, and accepts per force
the unpleas mt position OF dlgnlhed
do-nothing. He feels that Franklin de
scribed his Office admirably when, in
the Constitutional Convention, he proposed
in Jest to apply to it the title OF dis
Most Superfluous Highness." II IS only hu-
man nature that he should regard the acts
and policy of the President with close, II
not unfriendy. criticism, and should map
out different course for himself in case he
should be called to the place OF power. He
has taken no part in shaping the work OF
The Administration why should he feel
bound to commend it? Why, without any
intentional unfarness, should he not think
be could improve upon 1t II he had a
chance?
II would be easy enough to fit the Vice
President into the Administration or give
him an impOItsnt place in the Senate. He
might. for example, be made member OF
the Cabinet without portfolio, and thus be
put in position 10 act as an aid to the Pre-
sident. Or he might be made full mem'
Der OF the Senate with the right TO speak
a1d vote upon all questions. II 1t Is
objected that this would disturb the
power OF the States in that body, the
answer is that he has now the authority
TO disturb that power on important occasions
by giving casting vote. Another plan
which. like the first one mentioned above,
could ne carried out by legislation without
constitutional amendment, was suggested
some years ago by President Garfield. 1t is
TO make the Vice.President e1-otictO Gov
ernor OF the District OF Columbia, provide
him a fitting residence, and give bin the
power Of appointing the subordinate OH
GERS OF the District. In favor OF this plan,
it can be urged that Washington is ma
tionaI city, governed by the National Lee
gislqture, and its executive functions might
| therefore consistently be put into the bands
OF an official elected by the whole nation
The growing importance aud beauty OF the
city, and the increasing interest felt In 1t by
the people at large, would make the admin
istration OF its affairs dignlfed and honor
able task for the Vice President.
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DICHMoND MOZART ASSOCIATION,

The regular weekly soiree will take place at
Mozart Hall THIS Thursday EVENING, al 81
O'Clock. Admission only by mem6ershlp-cards'
which must be presented at the door. NO lnViatlon7
cards will be issued. and mcmbership-cards VIII
only admit two persons on this or any other Opera
,agRt iy IA 1t
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AMUSEMENTS.

PROMENADE CONCERT AT GERS
i LFY'S HALL By AMATEUR BAND, assisted
by their lady friends. ON THURSDAY. FRIDAY,
and SATURDAY NIGHTS, July IA 10, ana 10,
hest amateur musical talent Of Manchester and
Richmond, under direction of Mr.. A. &. Harding
will he In attendance and assist US in making ms
pIrasaut occasion TO all VINO attend. Admission,
/ < cents: children, 10 cents. ly IA III
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WE CLOSE AT z. NJ. PROMPTLY.
liz Z.Sa,Sm.Ihl

NySTILL GREATER REDUC- .H&s
TIONS in prices Of MILLINERY GOODS, %Sl4z&
sc. -SmoVf'
HATS and BONNETS, trimmed aud untrmmed
FLOWERS, FEATHERS. RlBBON", &c, az le
than cost 10 close out our summer stock. Can ana
An immense stock OF LACES of all kinds, llQ
SlERY, GLOVES. FRlNGFS. and DRESS-TRlM-
MINGS Of All kinds ZEPHYRS, YARNS. and
JEWELRY, all Of which are at
very low prices-greatly reduced-at ,,,.,,,,
UCTZLER BROTHERS,,
IvQ 525 Broad street.
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fell of 10 sleep, and fell backwards over the
iron, ~ the engineer said the low pilot on
his engine is what saved BIN. d.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

CITY GUARD, AT
IL TENTIONi-At drill Of your company a
TONIGHT at ESQ O'Clock al Regimental Arm IN
ory. By order Captain 4. X. SNYDER. IL
iv l4.lt +. X. SSfOOT, First Sergeant
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At least seven boys have died IN Baitiihote
OF lockjaw caused by injuries received if0m
toy.pistols on the 4th Of July.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. wg--
w VIRGiNiA.-Dhtineuis for The ~ ~
tuTy on account 81 fhe great yir'ue og ~ -
TERATIVE WATERS aud BA1H>--asihe y a.
pOrtiOn OF The Union. and FOR Their M ~ ~
COOL and BRACING'SUMMER CLINsTs ~
ing a direct elevations % 1900 feet ai.T - a.
ana ln,sglaie, ,,p ,mountan' y ~,
THROUGHOUT JHE YEAR. EYiensiv.. yffI
meBt and Improvement have been nids !. ''o
season. aud among others very 49,, aa
KITCHEN. with an modern lrner '-l.l,
BOARD, 90 per day, ard $40 a m9uu. sr =. 't
eight days. p.
the CALWELL HOUSE. 3diarerttlft.
with the use Of the waters and gTounc. II. ~. ~
with other visitors, Is Also OPEN. BD,bIR.3
per day. and i50 per mOnth Of tweu'r.,.'l..., y
Descriptive pamphlets Obtained n, d., IA
LADD q CO.'S. GEORGE e. pt w 'L-
te IQ.lm Mfutylr, '''N.
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FANCY GOODS. &c.


STEYENS,
recognizing the beauty Of the philanthropic move
now on foot to give the people of Richmond and Vi
cinlty the benefit Of wholesale prices on
CHINA AND GLASS,
and wishing to offer substantial aid to the laudable
enterprise. offers Ia The best makes
Selected DINNER PLATES, extra thin, at Soc. per
dozen;
Selected c. C.. PLATES at Soc. per dozen;
selected HANDLED TEAS, extra thin, at soc. per
set;
Selected ENGLISH CHINA, HANDLED TEAS,
extra thin, at SOC. per set;
Good IRONSTUNE CHINA, HANDLED TEAS, at
45c. per set;
LAMP CHIMNEYS at Acc. per d0zsn;
Fine PLAIN GOBLETS (beauties) at soc. per
dozen;
TUMBI. ERs, three STYLES, at Use. per dozen;
In ROGERS TEA and TABLESPOONS and
FORKS;
In CAKE-STANDS, CAsTORS, sc, &C., you VIII
dud large assortment, at bottom prices at
STEVENS.
je24 sos Broad street.
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RICHMOND, VA, July 10, 1881.
VHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
l STOCKHOLD OF THE HAXAI 1T REN-
SHAW COMPANY will be held at The office OF the
company on WEDNESDAY. July 20. 1881: at IL
o'clock NJ. LEWIS -. CkENoHAN w JEr
jy lO.I0t Secretary
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-----@A--l@--l--- - - l-1.-l"fN
'THE MONTGOMERY WHITE

THE MONTGOMERY WHITE
SULPHUR spPl,.
MONTGOMERY coUSTY,vA >
HAS BEEN LEAsED ron A TERN oyv,
MRS. N. J. COLBY,
Of The Hamilton. Washington, D. g., ana Ia.
under the new mansgemeu. for the r,.s,,, 80"
guests. fits connected with TN Eorfok a. =,
ern railroad by narow.gauge roaa II -.
songth.
SPECIAL RATES MADE WITH FANnlh
LAUBE's BAND engaged for The ses,9,.
DR. j. n. NASH, resident physician.
A. {. WITT
~ 9-eodtAu1{ NJ
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MARRIAGES..

Married. Al Fmmsnuel church, HenrIco county
Va. July ~. 1881. by the Rey. William Norwood
DID, J.. LAVlLETTE LAID, OF Henrieo county
to II, LUTHER BUTLER, OF Manchester.
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= COHEN BROTHERS.

Orr recent purchases have been very heavy II IS
true they were purchased to good ADVANTAGE out we
do not desire to GARY them over Il next season.
For this reason we have decided TO sell. That
means we will sell prices be held as all induce
ment to purchasers.
We have determined to commence MONDAY
July Alb.
WILL BE SUCH AS HAVE NEVER
HAD A PRECEDENT.
We have space to quote q few articles only:
WHITE and COLORED LINEN LAWNS at lOc.;
Linen DE DACCA at / l aud l2'sc' reduced from
ALL WHITE GOODS, BOTH FINER AND
ALI" LOWER GRADES. AT AN EQUAL
Deduction.
The largest portion cf our SUMNER SILKS will
be sold at
: s74c.
............
SATINS SILKS, SURAHS, PONGEES. FOC-
LARD>, aud SILK GOODS Of every desrrio-
lion, from the finest 10 the cheapest, AZ IMMENSE
Among them BLACK SILKS at 45c. reduced from
75c.. at 75c. the value warranted 1923;
Our ~ SILh reduced 10 81 Az. ,,,,..e.
Am ng he great REDUCTIONS Ia W0RSIEn1 pIKtEETS
GOODS are WOOL-FILLlNG LACE BUNI-
ING at
&C..
The, goods are sold everywhere az 1899. Their
price during the first part OF the season was Z0c'
yard. ,-,.,.-,
We have a full stock Of all descriptions OF Nun.
YELLING, BUNrlNGS. ard other descriRt
of DRESS GOODS which we shall 0ier al
prices that must sell them.
Our stock Of
| LACES AND EMBROIDERY
is marked down.
We shall of. r among them LACES at Sc. yard re.
duc-d from &C.. at So. former price lOc
! l 600 wards HAMBURG AZ IL and De- a yard. ,
| large stock Of LINENS for boys wear at 10 ana
| Ike, reduced from 10 and zoe;
Speciai and heavy reductions have been made IN
HOSIERY, GLOW o, aud HANDkEE-
large Stock Of MATTINGs; amongst them
WHITE at l0c.
WE CLOSE AT d p. NJ. PROMPTLY.
! fly 2-Sa,Su,Thl
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COBB'S HOTEL,
~ COBB'S ISLAND. p,

"|'.lNS
This hotel T. reOpened tor III rtcrrfI-. .,
tors. FERNS, 81 per day, Si2 per We. A.. (.
month. Route from Norfolk D GA -
steamer Northampton - Cherry tone. sgl.r ~
day, wednesday. and Friday.
Dr. ". ;. STOAKLEY, OF NCTih1m.'.r .....-
will be IN attendance 10 render N. ciriI.t I, y,
cessary, during The season. For fur'h.rrl.r,.. Il
address j. 1. SPADl, Pfofre..
d. Il Al
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-14
DAWLEY SPRINGS.
DRUGS. MEDICINES. 80.

rTO TOURISTS AND lNNALlU>.
POCKET STOVES, POCKET FLAsh~,
POCKET DRtNkING-CUPS.
TRAVELLERS SOAP BOXES,
POCKET MATCH.BOXES. WAX MAI'Nfe
BATHING SPONGtS and SPONttk BAt-,
WHlSP BROOMS, TOlLEI-tAStS.
HAND and FOLDING MIRRORS,
TOOTH. NAIL. HAIR, and fLE>ll-bEl 'iN
HAIR FLESH-GLOVES.
BLEACHING and BRUSHES,
TOILET NAIL SITS,
ENGLISH, FRENCH GERMAN, and ANFEi "
CuLOGNES and kN1 RACIs for 'n' Alh'sd
chef
BAY RUM imported,
RUBBER AIR PILLOWS,
RUBBER AIR CUSHIONS.
RUBBER ICE. BAGS for the head,
RUBBER HOT-WATER BAGS,
MEDICINE DOSE-GLASSFS,
MEDICINE DUSE-SPOONS. &C., g..
For sale by Z. ROBERTS BAhLt
successor to Meade & Eftif,
iyl QlD east M..H -rr'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-14
CWEET CHALYBEATE SPRINGS.
= ALLEGHANY COUNTY.NA

y ALLEb Han IUI ' 7 I, ' \
This POPULAR RESORT Is BOW o.t7 f....
season.
FINEST BATH IN The world.
TERMS: Per month, t45 per wecS. az .r.-t, a.
$3.50. Special srrangeme nj, can be miI.Hfr t.r..
" l3.2w* joins KELLY, PI.r.c.t
GUNNER BOARD AT ASHLAND nm,
- be procured Al reasonable rates by tr.f..l,.'
j. l.. WOODSON, AsLa.I Fl.
MRS. j. r. POTTS.
Mas. n. RORIN~pN.
MRS. VI II. HOUSTON.
MRS. ". II. WNtELNGIlU.
AshI.I a.
several DESIRABLE HOUSE, may Ir-., .I-.
he suWuo,.
Three passenger trains daily lnXccp' SOD lf.I.
between Ric9mOaI aud Ashland 90 each fI...a..
COMMUTATION TICKETS al very lDa Ia...
my 29-ts