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(. II, ~ AZ noxoneD cs7izEx-~RErUsF.E-
rsx.zrADrrsrEa NOMINATIONS FOR TIE
nof,ar on nxfEaATEs- pEIINQUE CAPT.
Tsr,ox tfsT m pETERsnrR0--Nb. pEzkN-
peRF's POLITICAL POSITIONS
Tcosresponacnce Of sue Richmond Dlspa'eh'l
OCToBER 10, 1881.
Mr.. Joseph f.. yenabIc died this morn
Ing about iialf-past ~ O'Clock, IN inc ses-
enty-fllth year Of his age. He was ? nas'se
81 Prince Edward county, where nc ihai-
RED. but came 20 Petersburg ABOUT .nc
wear 1853, and engaged IN the mereah.nc
business. Since the war ne nau u.-
voted his attention almost entireiy 70
The tobacco business, Ia "hich ne
was very successful. AZ the organi1a-
tlon Of The Tobacco Exchange some zen
or twelve years ago Mr.. NenaDic was
elected president OF that body, ana was an
nnaIIy reelected to that position untli ABOUT
n wear ago, when he voluntarily relireu.
lie was q gentleman OF the Old virginia
school--a man Of pure heart ana generous
disposition and public spirited. Ills ueaeh
Il sincerely lamented.
The Republican wing OF the keadluster
marty met IN convention night before last
and nominated Arnistead Green for the
House OF Delegates. A committee was ap-
pointed to confer with like committee on
Inc mart OF the white Readiusters 70 recon-
mend the second candidate or the ticket.
These committees have not yet met. III ~
renorted. however, that the recommended
finn will be made this week, and that the
ticket viii be composed OF representative
from each wing Of the party.
lporn from the collector OF delinquent
eapitation tax for 1880 that the number OF
delinquents in this city Is about $500, OF
whom some 9, 900 ere colored. The entire
vote OF the city i'm the presidential election
Of last wear was only in the neighborhood
OF 3.406. So far comparatively Jew OF TINS
number have paid up, but in view OF the
Imnortance Of the November election most
Of them win doubtless be qualified.
letter received this morning from
nrominent Virginia Republican residing III
Washington saws O. have just seen Mr..
Dezendorf. OF the Norfolk district. He
stated that all the newspaper reports ana
MI fbc rlImors about his supporting Ma
hone & Co. are utterly without foundation.
lie Is as firm as a rock against them, ana IS
for the Republican party and Its principles
He was indignant on account OF the mis-
representations OF his position. Immense
pressure has been brought to bear on him
TO yet him to espouse Rcadjusterism,
but like a man Of honor and prin-
ciple. he told the prcssers that it was mot
worth while to argue the matter or to con-
slider the matter as long rs Republicans
were being turned out of office because
they dared to stand by their party and
Democrats put in their Places"
ROBIN ADAIR.
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DEATHS.

Died at the residence Of her son, John S. Bethel,
4O4 Pine street. Wednesday morning October ~,
1881, LEVINA, wife of the late johnson Bethel,
I'm the seyenty-eigllth year of her age.
She was member of the Baptist Church Tor
dxty-twO years. -
Her funeral win take place THIS Thursday
MORNING al 4 O'Clock from Pine-Strcet Baptist
church. Friends AMI acqualntlnccs respectfully
invited TO attend.
Died al the residence Of his father, Colonel Abram
Staples, near Patrick Courthouse. W., on ihe "a
day Of october, 1881. JOHN {. STABLES, Ia the
tyentV-thrd year Of his age.
Tho deceased some four years ago received a ~
tai spinal injury, In The gallant act OF rcscnlDg
little brother from what seemed certain dcAth. NC
fingered long, held mp brayely, and died calmly and
triumphantly. believing I'm the merits Oh MS ~
viour and blessed Immortality.
Died at the residence OF her brother, y. T. Bland
at 8 O'Clock j. NJ. October 10Th, Miss +. Il.
YOUNG.
Funeral will take place from The above residence
FRIDAY the 3lst Instant at 10 O'Clock n. u.
Died, at the residence Of bis parents, sunday
evening the 10th October, az O'Clock, llkNR1
LOCKWOOD, infant son of William j. ana Anhls
6. COttr,ll; aged two years eleven months ana
eight days.
Died, September 16,h. az Glenwood, Rockhrldge
county, VA, of typhod-feVer, Mrs SUSAN BELL
GRAYBlLL, wife ~ DIR. l.. X. Graybill, OF Am
sterdam, Boietourt county, Va.
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FAIRFAX.

GRAND DEMOCRATIC VICTORY IN FAIRFAX
COMPLETE DEFEAT IN JOINT DISCUSSION or
nAssB0ROUGa THE MAH0SEITE BY JUDGE
0'FERRALL, OUR DEMOCRATIC ORATOR
FAIRFAX SAFE AT LAST.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispateh.l
FAIRFAX Courthouse, October II, 1891.
To-day being eourtday, the Mahoneites
had advertised they would hold a public
meeting, TO he addressed by one of their
canvasscrs at large, Colonel G. w. Hans
borough, and had urged their " faithful
allies" from all directions TO be on hand
and shear the truth expounded." Unfor-
tunately for the fultilment Of their boastful
predictions our State Committee had an
nounced more than month ago that the
eloquent and gallant son OF the Valley,
Judge Charles 0'Ferrall. would be here on
the same day to speak for the cause Of Yir-
einia Democracy. The Mahoneites, as
usual, claimed il as their meeting, and in
sisted on the closing speech, the terms be-
ing Judge 0'Fcrrall to open IN speech
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FACTS ABOUT THE JETTIEs.-There has
been so much and such persistent misrepre-
sentation concerning the depth Of water in
South Pass and the ietties that we are gra-
titled in being able TO lay before our readers
information which may be relied upon as
absolutely correct, emanatlng as it does di-
rcctly from Mr.. c. Donovan, assistant en-
gineer in charge at the ietties under Cap
tain Heuer. Captain Donovan states that
there is no place between the walls Of the
jetties where there is less central depth
than 80 feet; that the least depth in South
Pass proper-that is, between the head Of
the pass and the head OF the ietties--is 26
feet s inches, and that the least depth on
the bar at the head OF the pass is 80 feet; or,
in other words, the minimum depth OF the
channel between the main river and the
Gulf is 20 feet 8 inches.--Neu Orleans De-
fnOcrdt.
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the eIIsslnr R.IIooni,ts.

Five days have elapsed since Professor
Kings balloon was last seen, in the neigh
borhood OF Sparta, Wis, and ~ the Pro-
fessor bad provisions for himself and COM
panion for two days only, there Is some
fear that they have met with Donaldson's
fate. The forest In the northern part OF
Wisconsin Is one OF the largest and densest
IN the world, and il the aeronauts alighted
safely anywhere within il they would find
ii extremely difficult to find their way ont.
Parties are said 10 be searching for them.
In Chicago, however, the opinion Is freely
expressed that the King balloon " not lost,
but that tits being purposely secluded to
further the purpose OF the clearinghouse
hiIn who sent Il up as an advertisement.
The friends Of Professor King have be-
come very anxious, and the newspapers
are sending out correspondents to the
vicinity Of towns where it Is supposed the
acronauts descended to gather information
and look for the missing man.
The Western Union telegraph operators
are instructed to sean every speek in the
sky and giyelniormation OF any appearance
Of the balloon. TheSignal service at Wash
ington, one Of whose employees accom-
panied Professor King, Is beginning 10 ex-
press some anxiety. a suggestion has been
made that cavalry be sent out from Fort
Smelling, Minnesots, and other points
whore United States troops are stationed,
tc seoutior the aerial yoyagers. Mrs. King
u said TO have gone 10 East Tennessee, an
noyed BY the visits Of newspaper men and
by the cries Of the newsboys about the lost
balloon. She has the utmost confidence In
her husband, and believes he is In the
forests Of Wisconsin, northern Michigan,
minnesota, or Dakota. The chief cause OF
anxiety Is the fact that the balloon took
only twenty-iour hours supply OF pro.
visions, and six days have elapsed since
the balloon assembled in Chicago.
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rv THE LARGEST DRY-GooDs
STONE IN TIE STATE.
LEVY BROTHERS. THE LARGEST AND
BEsr-AssoRTED STOCK.
PRICES ALWAYS THE LOWEST.

ELEGANT SILKS. sATINs, CAsII ,,i 6,9 Us rs,
VELVETS, SATIN DE LYON, aud WORST
ED DRESS GOODS; .,... -
CLOAKs. sAOQUEs, WALkINGJAChEJs'an ana
cAin,Pp sEsI oiiL-cLoTHs, MATTNGs, DRUG-
GETS, RUGS, and HASSOCkSi
TABLE-CLOTIS, NAPKINS, Doll lEs, TOW
Els, SITEETINGS, and PILLOW -ChSlN1s;
RI,ANKETs. COMFORTABLE ~, and QUILTS;
4 large assortment Of TIIREE-BUTToN MD
GLOVES at 90, 90, 75c., 81, sl.2o, and sl'oo
FosIRERs KID GLOVES, with the patent lace
fasfenings-the best Kid Glove in the world;
LADIES UNDERWEAR Of our own manufac-
ture-we offer extraordinary inducements In
,rE Isgs o. and LAMBs-wOoL SHIRTS and
DRAWERS for men, women, and children;
HOSE and HALF-HOSE In all styles and quail
t,es-some special bargains; 1,,,,.,re,
KNIT GOODS, such "a sHAWLs, JACKETS,
sCARFs, n UBIAs, HOODS, SOCKS,
SACQUES, &C.
DECORATE! DECORATE! DECORATED
FLAGS. BUNTING, CAMBRICS, and CALI
Goes. Decorate for the grand celebration
Every family should decorate.
CLOAK CLOTHS aud SACkINGs;
LACE and SILK SCARFS and TIES;
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS Of every
TRUSksp, 'SSIGTcHKLs, TRUNK-sTRAPs, and
FAScY GOODS and NOTIONS in endless va
DOLLS, BOOKS, woRR-BoXEs, DESKS, and
Excellent NOTE-PAPER at 81 per ream;
Excellent ENVELOPES st 40c. FOR box Of $50 !
GIFT, GOLD-PLATE, CELLULOlD, JET, ana
FANCY JEWELRY;
tennial celebration. FLAGS, BUNTlNGS,
LANTERNS. &C., ut the lowest prices.
HOOP, BALMORAL-, and BOULEVARD
SKRT SHd thousands q ether sT,sfF E the
''s S'0''oi foe col A''0 ',''''
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HAR,RISONBURG.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispa,ch.l
OCTOBER IS, 1881.
Yesterday was a day of some excitement
here. 1t was October County Court day,
and was the last monthly court-day before
the important State election impending.
The leaders OF the political parties and the
candidates OF the parties were here in
force to prepare for the struggle to come
off on the Sth OF November. Accounts
OF the speaking in the daytime have
been sent you. There was an address
delivered at night by Mr.. X. s..
Brooks (colored(, OF Richmond, which was
greatly enjoyed by his friends, and which
they thought better than any of the speeches
which had been delivered by any Of the
white orators. lie created quite an enthu-
siasm amongst them. The courthouse was
well filed 20 hear him, aud he occupied an
hour and q half in the delivery Of his ora
ton. The audience was much mixed, the
preponderating element being colored Re-
publicens. James Cochran, colored straight
out Republican, presided. Altogether, it
was one of the most effective and imposing
demonstrations in quiet way that party
has yet made here. Iii the Democracy
anywhere are laboring under the delusion
that the Coalitionists are not thoroughly
organized they had better at once recog-
niZe that fact.
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New YORK Times.I
A dispafeh from washington printed ID
the Times Of sunday last anncunced tnat
there Is upward OF q, 900 IN the Ne"
York post-oflice, the result OF aecumuia-
tons from noney-orders unpaid since
tbe system was originated, and that st
the next session Congress VIII DC
asked 20 cover this money into the
Treasury. Regarding this great fund POST
master Pearson said yesterday that there
was am important error In the statement.
The amount named-S1, 7j0, OOO-rcpre-
senfs the accumulation OF unpaid money
orders from all the post-oillces In the United
States. and was not ain the New YORK
uost-ofiice.'' but in the Treasury at wash
inrton. The postal-money-order system
was begun in 1865, 40 that the accumula-
ton has averaged about 100000 year
for the entire country. About three
eighths, perhaps one hall, OF tne
whole amount was accumulated in the
New York post-oiiice from orders
made payable here. Orders remain unpaid
from a variety OF causes. Sometimes the
person TO whose credit the order Is drawn
never calls for IL, because he has not re-
ceiycd any letter OF advice informing nun
that the money has been sent. Persons do
not receive these letters because they may
have gone to another city, they may be
dead, or In prison, or in Iunatic asylum.
Sometimes. and not unfrequently, the sond-
ers Of themoney forget, orinignorance omit,
10 send the "order" on which the money
Is to be drawn, and keep il as n sort OF re-
CENT, and having no cause or necessity
ever to communicate further with the
payec. neither ever hears anything further
as TO the matter. In every instance where
II IL possible the unpaid money orders are
returned to the senders, but 1t is not always
possible to discover them, because they are
too frequently travellers or itinerant per-
sons, and no clue rs to their identity or
whereabouts can be found OF the towns
from which their orders are sent. From
time TO time the accumulations are paid
over to the Treasury by the postmasters,
and the total sum stands to the credit OF the
Postmaster-General.
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NATURES GAs-WORKs.-Mr. Johnson
was digging well for w. 4. Cart
wright near Goodlettsyille last Tuesday
with long drill used for artesian
wells. When he had got down eighty
six feet he struck assure filled with n
stfong-smeling gas, with an odor resem-
bling that Of benzine. AS the drill struck
It loud, boiling, and fixing noise was
heard, and a strong current has been
escaping ever since. The hole is about six
inches in diameter. A match was applied
10 it, and il ignited readily like gas, and
bIazed up about five or six feet. When
water Is thrown on II the blaze goes up
much higher. The blaze is readily extin-
guished by throwing q broad plank over
the orlfee. The current is so strong that
small articles cannot be dropped down into
ii. Mr.. Cartwright has abandoned the
wen, and has tried for water elsewhere.
II our city fathers would turn their at
tention TO this well, perhaps our much
vexed gas question would be solved at
once dShruie american.
That's the way an oil well does, man.
Ascertain il there isn't oil in that locality.
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r7s SPECIAL ATTRACTION FOR
FAIR WEEK.
GRAND EXHIBITION
OF
HANDSOME AND STYLISH GOODS
At
JULIUS MEYER & SONS,
COL AND COS BROAD STREET.

Immense lot Of LADIES' CLOAKS, DoLMANs,
ULsTERs, and sACQUEs, from $3.50 to $40;
ELEGANT PLUSH-TRISlfED LIGHT CLOTH
JACKETS, only So;
HANDSOME TRIMMED CLOTH D0LMANs,
only Sc;
NICELY-TRINDfED CLOTH CLOAKS only "a;
MISSES and CUlLDREN'S CLOAKS, ULSTERS,
and JACKETS, from $3.50 10 SIS;
MISSES HAYELOCKS, very stylish;
In DRESS GOODS We are showing all the LATEST
NOVELTIES, from Csc. to SO per yard;
All the latest shades in SURAH SATlNS, VEL
VETS. and PLUSHES;
Another lot Of the ALL-WOOL MUMMY CLOTHS
at 20c worth 35c.;
Another lot of the ENGLISH TWILLED CASH
MERES no 10c.;
Our DOLLAE CoLoRED DRESS sILKs are
splendid for the price;
BLACK SATINS from 75c. to 50;
BLACK SILK YELVETS from 81 upwards;
In BLACK GOODS we have larger line and hover
prices than ever;
80 pieces BLACK CASHMERES at special low
figures;
LUPIN's 3s-INCH CASHMERE at soc. worth
Csc;
LUPIN'S 3s-INCH EXTRA FINISH at csc.
worth Soc;
BLACK ALL-WOOL MUMMY CLOTHS at zoe.
worth 30c.;
Large stock of CREPE CLOTHS, TENRIETTAS,
DEAP D'ALMAS, &c:
Our stock of SIIAWLS is large, and we have many
new and handsome styles;
BLANKETS and COMFOBTABLESa ut uay-down
low prices:
just opened another lot Of the J0UYIN TWO
BUTTON KID GLOVES at soc. They are
selling fast.
The LAFAYETTE KID GLOVE, with Fosters
Patent Lace Hooks In five hooks, S1.25 seven
hooks, Sl.65;
MISSES TWO-BUTTON KID GLOVES at Soc;
Elegant stock Of tine ROLLED-G0LD and JET
JEWELEY. JULIUS MEYER & SON,
Oc l6-dtf COL and COS Broad street.
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Hon. John w. Daniel arrived at Warren
ton on Monday night from Culpeper Court
house. and was welcomed by large con-
course Of citizens, bonfres and firing Of
cannon contributing TO the intense en-
thusiasni. DE was escorted to the Town
Hall, aud ina most excellent address to 4
large audience OF ladies and gentlemen
spoke confidently Of the outlook as TO be
measured by his observations in the differ
ent sections OF the State which he has
visited during bis canvass.
George Arnold, Straightout Republican,
will meet Peter j. Carter, Republican Re-
adigsier, IN discussion at Leesbug 18th in
stanf.
w. II. Lister, Straightout Republican,
viii meet Green d. Rain, Malone Repub-
licpn Readjrstcr, at Fairfax next Friday,
Us. Instant.
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BURSErT's COCAINE PROMOTES TEE
GROWTH OF TIE HAIR and renders II
dark and glossy. 1t holds in liquid form
a large proportion Of deodorized Coc0ANUT
Or, prepared expressly for this purpose.
No other compound possesses the peculiar
properties which so exactly suit the various
conditions OF the human hair.
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CARPETS, OIL-CL0THs, Gel have
~ just received my FALL STOCK or @OV III
CARPETS, OiL-cL0rHS, RUGS, N.Y. sni
DlstfGt,E'fS OF All grades. Cornlce, Lset -
Damask Curtains of he latest STYLES Shsds1 ~
lands, &c. Paper-llanglnRs OF an s.ytS N.,,str
am Offering at lowest prices. All orders piv,'P"'
attended 10. Work d6no IN town and country,
4. JENNINGS, No. lStl NAN stssst,
Sc ie-2m kNaH'0HN '"
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GRAND OPENING.
QUALITIES, QUANTITIES, STYLES,
sa- AxD
PRICES BEYOND DESCRIPTION.
ALARGE NEW YORK RETAIL HOUSE
PUSHED OUT OF BUSINESS.

We have purchased their entire stock Of SILKS,
amounting 10 upwards OF
NINE THOUSAND DOLLARS,
for cash down. We propose to make this purchase
public benefit. The goods will be on sale
MONDAY, OCTOBER 18TH.
They consist Of SILK GOODS Of every descrip-
tion-BLACK and COLoRED-this seasons inn
portaiion, and designed for tie best city retail
trade. Among the
BLACK SILKS
are SO SILKS at s1.o7;
Quality marked to have been sold at 1915 yard
will be sold at s21s;
Quality marked to have been sold at s1.10 yard
will be sold at Csc;
Quality marked to have been sold at s4.2O will be
sold ts2.45.
There ID also large lot Of intermediate qualities,
for which We have no space to mention prices.
Among the lot Of
COLORED DRESS SILKS
are some elegant qualities for evening wear.
Also, large quantity Of SATIN designs In Satin
de Rhadamcs, Satin dc Lyon, Sursh Sitins, be-
sides other styles.
$3.50 SATIN DE RIADAME at s2.62;
1925 SATIN DE RHADAHE at sI.60;
80 SATIN DE RIIADANIE ats125.
Among the
FANCY SILKS AND DAMASSES
are ALL-sILK GOODS at 50, 20, aud 90c., up 10
the finest imported, IN superb qualities and en-
tire new designs.
There arc also several pieces Of CLEANING
SILKS, SATIN DE DUCHESS, and DRAP DE
LYON a. near one-half their value to import.
We win besides have grand opening Of a
complete stock Of
NOVELTIES AND FANCY DRESS FABRICS
Of every dcscription--most Of which are
Of our own importation and
exclusive styles.
We have also made fortunate purchase In
SILK yELyETs,
by which we are enabled to offer
GUINET'S ALL-SILk SILK BACK VELVET
at 80 yard-general value $3.50;
BONNET & CIE'S CLOAKING VELVET ut
Ss.25-cost upwards Of sl4 to imports;
SILK VELVET at 75c.
SILK YELVETatS1;
SILK VELVET atsI.25, $3.50, and 80;
CLOAKING VELVET at s2.9O-never offered for
less than $3.50;
CLOAKING YELvETS ats4.20-cost upwards of
Sc 10 import.
full assortment OF
BLACK, COLORED, AND FANCY
PLUSIIES.
For the first time IN Ave years we are enabled %
offer
BLACK CASliMERES
in large quantities at a real bargain.
The above goods are Of the celebrated Bon Jour &
Lupin's make, and will be sold at from
20 to soc. yard under value.
We regret that space does not allow us 70 specify
the many other bargains we have to offer on Nom
day oc 15-sa,su&Th
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HEALTH Is WEALTH.

DIR. F.. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
specific for Hysieria, Dlxzl-
ness, Commissions, Nervous Headache, Mem
tai Depression, Loss Of Memory, Prema-
ture Old Age, caused BY Oyer-cxertion, eN-
cess, or oYerwOrk OF the brain, which leads 60
misery, decay, and death. One box will cure re-
ment One dcliar box, or SIX boxes for ave dol
lars-scnt by m4il prepaid on receipt OF price. We
guarantee six foxes 10 cure any case. With each
order received BY us for six boxes, accompanied
with five doll;.ts, we win send the purchaser or
written guaraDsee 20 return the money II the treat
ment docs nol effect y cure. Guarantees issued by
BODEkEk BROTHERS, Druggists, Wholesale and
rotall agents, Richmond, Va. Orders by nail win
receive promrt atlentl0n. my l5-Sa, fu&1hiy
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would hereby certify that | have used
st. Jacobs Oil, and found that it relieved
after o few applications.
AUGUST PRICE, Bergen, y. j.
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The late Lorenzo Delmonico was the
greatest secretary Of the interior that ever
lived. EiFnird Free Press.
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MARRIAGEG.

Married, October 10Th, by Rev. J. Wiley Bledsoe;
st the residence Of Mrs. VI. \. Rogers ON Broad
street. Mr.. JAMES G. COTTMAN, of Charles
City, and Miss HENRIETTA c. BAILEY ,of
HenricO county, Va.
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FERTILIZERS.


-->~--~~~---~-~~~-1l-~->-S1 ,,.--'|~'-->~----'-
TOR SALE,
TWENTY THOUSAND TONS FERThiILE'
EMBRACING
ACID PHOSPHATE,
DISSOLVED BONES,
ANNOTATED FERTILlZERs,
AND
GERMAN POTASH SALTS lka.niii.
lam prepared 10 offer TO the wholesale and re''.'
trade the above at different ports, both north 'ui
south, at prices to compete with other manui'e'
turcrs.
Special efforts win be made 10 meet The views Oh
large buyers Address
PERRY W. DzLEON
Manufacturer and Importer Of Fertlhrfs
81 Broadway, \. y.
SOUTHERN oFYrcF, iO4 Bay street saNaniAn'
GA. e s-cod3m
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EDUCATIONAL.
DICHMOND SEMINARY,
IL RICHMOND, VA.
JOHN II. POWELL, PRINCIPAL;
Mrs. T. G.. PElTOS and
Mrs. j. IL. GARNETT,
ASSOCIATE PRINCIPALS.

The continued growth OF this SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES having rendered II necessary 20
secure Increased accommodations, the building No.
3 EAST GRACE STREET has been leased for
term OF years. This building WA designed and for
number OF years has been used for school pur-
poses IL will be thoroughly repaired and made
complete In all is appointments. The accommo-
dalions for bOarders are the best. Two young
ladies 70 room, and single rooms provided when
desired.
A comfortable apartment and all necessary at
tentiOn provided for thc sick.
The school viii REOPEN MONDAY, septein-
Der 10, 1881.
For Information ~ 10 prices, &c. apply for cata-
l0gic at the bookstores, or 20
)e 3O-d1w&teodts JOHN II. POWELL.
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MEETINGS.


I o. o. F.-The members OF - ssr..sA
Il. AURORA LODGE, No ll6, arc = .y55zsS a.
hereby notified and urgently request - 80
ed to attend regular meeting OF the INV
Lodge THIS Thursday EVENING. thc 2Oth In
slant at 1880 O'Clock At knights Of Honor Hall,
corner Of Fifth and Marshall streets Business OF
Importance win Lc transacted. Every member
win be prompt I'm attendance. Members Of sister
lodges and visiting brothers are cordially Invited
10 he with Us.
BY order Of j. ". WHITE, Noble Grand
JOHN ). SULLIVAN,
oc 2O-1t Secretary.
UTEST-END BENEFICIAL AND So
w GAL sOCIETYe-Thc officers and mem
beers Of this Society are earnestly requested 10 at
tend a regular meeting THIS Thursday EVE
MING at 7ls O'Clock sharp. business Of pressing
importance win DC brought before the Society.
liy order of G. W. TYLER, President.
oc 2O-It VI. s. BLOUNT. Secretary.
NOTICE.-THE ANNUAL MEETING
~ OF STOCKlIOLDERs OFTHERlCHhOND,
YORK RIVER AND CHESAPEAkERAlLR0
COMPANY win be held az The office Of the COM
pany on WEDNESDAY, November 9th, az II
O'Clock VI. W. r. SMITH,
90 1o-9Ot Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-20

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