davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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short ut loast one.thisd. potntoe,
No pastures onlyIn thick sha'1o. Fa .,aslf ",aa,lf

abort at least one-thirt. Potntnc,
No pastures only In thick sha,1c. Fa1l'n,eaaf.
otnsoS coux7y.
pnfNOETnN. Hept. l7.-t,orn crc,
ofe-hatt W hratth tlfl'l clif'ich.huEs. r,",s'a
nrra III fair cu,,duon. Acrougc Of whna, "s' Ia'.-
WAYNE COUNTY.
cESrnEvIi.r.r, Sont.17.-Corn wl|l,c tn,..
Fotato orop n'nost All ontIro failure i,".,,.p. Ip.
Xssy CHI sr +. ,Grod very dry Tho acsease ~,
srAr,KE COUNTY.
KNOX, Sent H.-corn tlnnnxpa ouc.h,,t !.
t@roath; @ PotMtoes VIII not il1Ake onu.,htI fhY
fr9p sa praolpnIIy reay III ia,es e
runTEn COUNTY.
~ vHrpHRA'sf; seGpt: l5corn badly damae,,
sooa oon,.l5n for atre4 seg ycry Dry uroni
WHITE COUNTY,
Wotcorr. scpt. l7.-Corn Injured ona,,,,r,,
Gestures very short, tcw corn Goinp led u e:
RANDOLPH COUNTY.
:. W!N%crEssEi', % sspt. i?.-corn crop a5 uor m,
batior thnn ~ fsso. both as to quality md un ,,s sca
W6cnt NJ! thrashcd and 9oto 10 snarkot ssa ssr"p
aRe equal to lBoU. Nete'
DENTON COUNTY
1n"xs1 k1 by Sehr rout c9T 9iran 1's ,Potatoes bay
uboat two-thlrtta rcaur. and III Euea condst1nns
JENNINGS COUNTY.
VEnEoN. Sept. t7.-Eorn 'in,naRel tbreo.
t,rn,,n ro3,w For ~, e,.,.1., 1."es IL talture No
s''uho Foaos 'or 'an seeu'ns.
,,....-x.. MAN1'H couSIf'
TRINITY STRINGS, Sept. l1.-Corn ia ,bo,.
anotit tNo. thirds or nccnt,tlt Of sroush. Eari1
dri5oTs dsia5 ,t RToa @ te ~ 1ota failure. pasturel
u'''' "p' Hoo W. % W p.oM'
1Sn1ANAPot1s,, Sept. 17.-Corn damaged h.
Eo' M 'sS., Sgnelf1n @ m a ready for sccIlng. Aersass
Aot 1oos "''' W ooesu'saou.
iosh' couaTf'
,,i NEW llAnMosI. sePt: 1'.-cosn damaged one.
PITT T ,irn.d ntiea mt g. an @ neW corn being
dry. ''''
foL"shi COUNTY
..fIi ANuhsflht egpa. t.-Iofn damaged onc-
tnara % ny ntoutn. roaatoea ~ entire tatlu,e,
md in good condition. 0e~''As
EIklAnT COUNTY.
ato',t % pr cent; l'otatoos about two.,IirSs
| FULTON COUNTY.
| noCnEsTER, soDt. 17-Corn injured By drou,h
| one-thirt. short crop OF potatUcs, Aycr,ve of
wheat vii! 10 less that, in jsso '''ss u
WHITLEY fnrsTv
co,,n,o,. crrv s"nt 9oSIr. 11"S,,r., o.o.
1sal. patato aron otse.1,,nrtor ns Ipvp @ an,t Of
tnn about half dono, and ground in Rooi cun.
dltion for accding. ~N |'"'
JACKEoN COUNTY.
.rruoru. gon+. r7-Atn,,t holc ,u,,
I'0tatucs viii ho mi nynrn.c nrars rs ~ @ sutas
plow. -......- - 80 F"
| SWITZERLAND COUNTY.
past,rcs trnnd ~ H. oo ~ y, t,fo o. arcnp.
thing suffering FOR want Of rain, ' -'''
| a,,o.. cA. ~
, 1881-09-19
pnetnroA po9t Now corn hoing fod. The moro.
nge OF wheat will b6 lecrcnaod for 1882.
OHIO.


WILL 0Q hoWa 1AAH III !baNs
siIEtny COUNTY.
S1nNEr, Sept. 11.-Early corn good crop. |
rntn ntp,,f txt,.tttr]. Of n crop Mostly cut IN.
uro,,na two.thsris p.owod ard In good shnru for
scealna' on'y sery nty. Ae.s"so v. npst ."n ~" ~,
Worry fow potatous.
MIAMI COUNTY.
Tnoy, Sept. 17-Curn tlnutngcd by ttrouth Fl |
nor cent. lutatoes half Il ero1, PASTURES s,tlrt,
Urourd rouy fur scsliug, auu acrcage cqual to
1sso. -,
,,,, " e.. :. " sss.., n,n,,,. ,,,4,,na ,,v
tfh'sos' set' .,.a.'saa "oas ns,,J
us.h. na.o "t'...so s, '.o"s ~. '''
As..s.Axh COUNTY.
I.ouB0Nv1Lr,E. Bept lT.4-Corn damaged ono
tt,r1 hv ,,rnnth. f,ntnto IRON mt ,nrro than -
~ n ~, .,ant ~ ,ea,, fnna'eroto whrnt Rnwn.
Pastures very shUrt ACrrIlRo aliKhtly Iocreascd
Tor iSss.
osAvoA COUNTY.
DA1snn1por. Sent, 1T,-Corn dnmnRet1 10 por
cent. it,intocs ts.i1,iagcJ ID per cen. The past
ures nro dry and t'hFrer'.
ionA1NE couNgY.
Wrth1soros. Sent, 17,-corn crop damaged at
1cnst on-th,Tt }unlo crp,, c,.t short une.iiaif.
Pastures nil dried mp. AgrcMxo for lsH2 will lu
increased. AZ kinds Of crops suffering badly
for want OF ruin.
drouth tr9. Mt 0re ,Sr. Gp o" fi. thI Of II
crop or potattcs. tirouni III ready for seeding.
1,oss cousrY.
I. arrr,so, aont ~ -f.nr,, ,,on,o1o1 IN mr.
ccIIt IL ,ir,m,th. Tnaturcs yury sbort. Aercagt
rrn,t,,,l rem,,v for snetIinr. 'e''
PUTNAM Cocxry,
n ~ , oGp.i t"tn n,, III shnrt r.
e.half. Pastures iii dried up Now cortl IT,
III" te'' LUZ Wy s,snx ~ key 'o,nry nm .'' "D'''
SrRtE0FIEt.p, Sert. ls,-Edrn damaged nndly
, 1881-09-19


nRu crop. Potatoes one- fourth Of A crop, Three
tossths ot tho ground ready for fail seeding.
Pastures very dry and nov corr boinR fed.
l1ptiE FAM, Sept 1S.-Cnrn damaged badly
lIr sirouth. Pastures very poor. Ground most-
y plowed. ....-..,..
NEW CANTON. Sept. 17.--tato corn damaged
ovcr ~ percent. Pastures very poor. Now corn
l,cng fed. Tho acrcngo Of wheat will bc ds-
rrcnscd for 1897.
aANaAMoN c0usTY.
pAwrEE. Sept. 17.-Corn crop better than crop
ot lsso. Early potntoes fair. Lato failure.
'rhree-fonr.hs If Hro,,tul powcd for wheat.
Acreage Increased for 1S2. Pastures burned up. |
stuSftt,E COUNTY.
MlTCnrE, Sept. 17.-Not norc than hntf n crop |
Of corn. Scarcely atly potatoes in tho county.
Ground mostly plowcl. PASTURES very poor and !
new corn. being fcd. About snino ucreaXo us In |
1850. ..
noSp cuuSrY.
rLEAaANT MOuSn Sept. 1'.-!Two-tiiirds Of a
crop nf carly potatscs. Lnto failure. Ground
mnstIy really tur seodiug. Acreage for lss@ de-
areased ono.thIftl
UNION COUNTY.
ANNA. Sept. 17.--corn damaged :; pcr cent BY
trnuth. Ground 1npstsy FeaAy fur bceu!nH
PASTURES Ait burned UP.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Dun01a. Sept. 1T-CUrn tihtnnRcd 30 pcr. GENT
BY drontl. potasovs hall crolt. Yield Of
winter. wheat from ono to tivc bashus por aero.
Corn allnust burned up.
CI.tNToN COUNTY.
TRENTON. Sept. 1S.-Corn damaged hy lroiitf.
roia,ocs, @ :s,p 10 per cent of etop. WHEAT land
Avisf0S, Sept. 17.-Corn will mnke ntout two
bushels ,per Hnre. 1'a1naKei by tro,ltt i, atia
tIfths Of gronti piswcsi. Pastures a!l tirie, up.
NsW eaf u 9eina loG Acreaeo Ut are@ tue'c"sea'
o[ou',u Ill uau eotutboa toF eeeainA'
WILLIAMSON COUNTY.
ca,, .fs s1o r0t rser mi
by tirttltil 1ntl chinch-bups l.,to pothtnes il
islIur,. Pastures Try; tiew cor!t l'rlnv ted.
Th1 ncreAka TOR 1ES uecFoased' elow pro9fcss
win rlo"'os' nzueYu: corsrr.
tuost 1T, et,tiro future. Nh Rroiln4 ready for
seedtnH: hlls occh 100 afy' spring "heat lHostlt
t"raahcd. ,.,,u.,. ,r.r,
v,,x co., a1eoGr,s etr,s, e"uaas .,aa ,o,,,r,,,,
ttralltl EARLY potntues tnnlnarl = 1,nr eent by
tro1,t LMto ~ entire i,tta!ife; Ihs l, acrc4Re
Tor lss' decse"scd. NOW co1u being laa'
HARDIN cnrNrr.
9pANK'g lt,I.r., Sept. 17.-Thtrc Will not he
n!urg lhnH nI'e-t -totllth OF n crop Ut c0En' Foor
outlook fnr potttt"es'
, ,EfFEnsos c0usTr. ..
EnK rltA.n1E, scpt. 11,1Thc whole corn crop
crop Of potatoes. Pastures buried Wy.
/ cNAwfnhD COUNTY.
ltnntSsoH. Sept. l1.-Corn oue.ilfth OF n crop.
1s q ere # oS'9S NJ posx sfGSxS J. s t1r
fn}t whent ret.
woonraNi' COUNTY.
Ey,.rKA, Sent, 1T-Curn tlntuune1 10 pcr cent
II H. an s,atoss y,y ,aaHs ; fs e per ae, ss Gr sts ss
errnse,i for 1Sas. Uround It, Kood urirr Tor
Bprutf wheat.
MARSHALL COUNTY.
IlEsnr, Sept. E.-Corn crop damaged onc.half
by drut,th and bugs lntutu crtIp i!mdSt I'LL eli.
tire ittii,lre Nut Gno.hnit euuuVh for ho,,,c USE
1ktIf urHt1nt1 rrnf1y hC,tftu. 1uEttlrhS
, 1881-09-19

wAs,np''s sSpt l7mG,rn .'"9aSed ono.ha!t
IL Srs p aroSa too Ss Is to o, piow seos'' fs'uso
JERSEY CtlltNTr.
JInsEyytt.t... sept. l7.-Curn damaged 70 pcr
oumt ~ .rntth: s; pntato @rop aatrugvtl y i,er
lug f@I. Acreuxo 'Ieorease4 tor lsss.
cLAHK COUNTY.
ufa; Injured by roail, 10 rer cc,.t. iotat" c,s 1
y la!lu!u. Pastures dried uIA orouta to' lry
Ei't1An C0USTr.
aau crnl'. Lalo patatucs ati rtire Failures elrly
ulles puor, Pastures Hru eHtlrely burlItd up.
Gruunl tuo dry ana hai1l to pluw.
1NO4UttA CUtNTf.
TuAuyIttE, tupt. l7.-Cotu stusna9ctl otlf. .half
urea entirely dried up anu now cur.! as been
led tor sumo wceks. IGA' lry snr sec4Iuu.
s.ASGAMQa c0uSTy.
I!ATEs, Sept. lT.-t',r,t tlAllthgcl By 1routh u
y .lr,4'h: l:a!cs ,alluro' AoFraso Of 'SSs IL:
Mat.,N COUNTY.
liAnn1sr0wN, Sept. 11.-l'osatots utmost a,l
entirv lnre. r last.4russ .lrletl 1p' New % tar''
A'tIESitf cOt'STS.
| ALDEN, Espt. l7.-torn tsatnnkcl 10 por cert
by tro..h: pot"tucs dal'usca ~ pur ce1't. 4'usss
MuuLrnlE COUNTY.
WILLIAMSBURG, s'.spt. l5.-C0rli has hcon ln-
proved Kss,tly t!,trax saS ias,t t%o NJ weaks "
'So ' s.uS1 ~ 1s sws Essv VII 'st,na nsS Sss tt ot
more lhult uno-siuarter VI y crul. Ground too
| dry u VlAw.
1MSnOsA. scpt. l7mt'orn VIII not areraxe o!!o'
Y,arter uf j ctop. The potato csrp IL an etllre
sn!ire. s r!,wI.!s for wI.sat gnxtcssnK .1: Sssy
up. Not u Bprix VI grass living.
lntaCUul4 COUNTY.
| .As!sKuN, Sept. l1.-Cnrn crap equally - go1d,
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Also, q large quantity OF SATIN designs in Satin
de Rhsdames, Satin dc Lyon, Surah satins, be-
sides other styles.
$3.50 SATIN DE RIIADAME st $500;
1925 SATIN DE BIIADAsIE at $3.50;
50 SATIN DE RIIADANGE S1.2j.
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DEATHS.

Died, at the residence of her parents, No. 1920
Main street. Richmond, Va. on Saturday evening,
October 10, 1881, at q quarter 20 10 O'Clock RE-
BECCA, cldtst daughter of Moses and Fannie
Meyer; aged fourteen years three months and
twenty-five days.
Nav her soul rest In peace.
Tho funeral will take place from the residence Of
her parents THIS tSund1yl EVENING ut 4
o'clock. Friends and acquairtanccS Of the family
sire respectfully invited 10 attend without further
notice.
Died, at bis residence, on the 10Th, ut twenty-five
minutes to 4 o'clock, Of typhOid-m1laifal fever,
WILLIAM A., eldest son Of Richard Il. and sarah
Ann Patram; aged twenty-scvcn years six months
sud twenty-four day.. lie leaves wife. two chill
drcn, mother, and many near relatives - mourn
their loss. Rest In peace.
his remains viii be taken to Petersburg on the
O'Clock train.
Petersburg papers please copy.
Died, in West Point, Va, at Tie residence Of A.
L. sfaslrier sIrs. JANE DENVER, IN the seventy
first year of her age.
mOnd and Danville railroad SUNDAY, II ta in
slant, AT IL NJ, THENCE to ST. Peters Cathedral.
Friends are respectfully invited.
baltimore, New York. and Dublin papers please
copy.
Died. october 10, 1881, at 7 O'Clock 4. NJ. AZ
his residence in Hanover county, Va, PLEASANT
ID. WOODY, in the seventy -ninth year OF his age.
His funeral will take place from Salem church on
THIS Sunday AFTERNOON at A O'Clock.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully re-
qucstcd to attend.
Died. at Z" Craney Island Hanover county, Va,
October Ia, 1881, SYDNEY III. OWENS, Sr.
His funeral took place from his late residence
Yesterday afternoon at O'Clock. The remains
will he Inferred In Hollywood THIS Sunday }
MORNING at 9 O'Clock.
Died near Farmville, Va, on 18th October
1881 Mrs. MARY L. NENABLE, wife Of Thomas
r. Venable, Esq, and sister Of Professor yenabe Of
the University OF Virginia, and Of :. W. Ncnable,
OF Petersburg.
Died, In this city, at O'Clock, on the morning Of
the l4th instant FREDERICK V. BULLOCK, I'm
the twenty-third year Of his age.
Died, OF congestive chill, at Barhamsyille. Va,
September 80, 1881, ID. u. JONES; aged forty
eight years.
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There is a suggestion Of pistols and coffee
IT. Senator Mahone's comment upon Gene
ral Emly's dcnunciation Of him as ga liar
and q coward" The Senator informed our
correspondent that he had not yet deter
mined what he will do about it, but re-
marked that in Virginia no man Is allowed
to employ these terms looSely.-BoSton
Herald.
1t is known that dispatch was received
yesterday by a friend Of General Early's
stopping at the Arlington Hotel to know If
Malone was there, and if communication
would reach him tomorrow Saturday.
The dispatch was signed "Early," and is
believed to have been from the General
Washington Post.
Thousands Of women have been entirely
cured OF the most stubborn cases Of female
weakness by the use of Lydia Il. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. Send to Mrs.
Lydia L. Pinkham, 233 Western avenue,
Lynn, Mass, for pamphlets.
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We return thanks for copies o, Auditor
MAssEY's annual report for the year ending
September so, 1882. They were received
yesterday. His statement OF his reasons
for appointing private persons to collect
the delinquent capitation-tax shows that he
has no conception Of the obligations OF law.
The fact that one Of his so-called "collec-
tors had collected more Of the delinquent
taxes than any Of the "oficers" to whom
The Law requires them to be sent for collec-
tion Is the best argument he offers for his
usurpation OF an authority that does not
attach TO his Office. His attempt to make
the law sustain him Is failure. In fact,
no one can read bis lame defence in con-
necsion with the article we print to-day on
the same subject without seeing that he
totally fails to meet the question. II we
had had doubt previously as to the fact
that he has violated the law and put set
Of trespassers 10 work all over the State,
We could no longer doubt after reading his
attempt to excuse bis totally uniustiiable
conduct.
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Immcnse lot Of LADIES' cLoAKs, DoLMANs'
! ULsTERs, and sACQUEs, from $3.50 TO sac
I ELEGANT PLUsH-TRIsISfED LIGHT CLOTH
! JACKETS, only 60;
HANDSOME TRIMMED CLOTH DOLMANs'
I only 60;
( NICELY-TRIsrAtED CLOTH CL0.Aks, only -
/ MISSES and CIIILDREE'S CLOAKs, ULSTERs,
and JACKETS, from $3.50 to SID;
MISSES IIAvELOCKS, very STYLISH
In DRESS GOODS we are showing sli the LATEST
NOVELTIES, from 25c. to SO per yard;
1 All tho latest shades In sURAh SAIiNS' VII
| VETS, and PLUSfIES;
/ Another lot Of the ALL-W0OL MUMMY CLolho
NJ 20c worth 35c.:
Another lot Of the ENGLISH TwILLED CASH
MEREs at 10c.;
Our DOLLAR CoIoRED DRESS SILKS arc
splendid for the price;
BLACK sATINS from 75c. to %;
I BLACK SILK yELVETS from 81 upwards;
. I'm BLACK GOODS we have larger lineand lower
prices than ever;
so pieces BLACK CAsHSEREs at special low
figures;
LUPIN,s 3s-INCH CASHMERE at soc. worth
Csc;
LIJPIN's 3s-INCH EXTRA FINISH at 65c.
worth sOe.;
BLACK ALL-wOoL MUMMY CLOTHS at zoe.
worth 35c.;
Large stock Of CREPE CLOTHS, IIESRiETTAs'
DRAP D'ALMAS, &c:
Our stock Of SiAwLS Is large, and we have many
new and handsome styles;
BLANKETS and COSIFORTABLEsa at vay-down
low prices;
Just opened another lot of the JOUVlN TWO
BUTTON KID GLOVES at soc. They are
selling fast.
The LAFAYETTE KID GLOVE, with Fosters
Patent Lace Hooks, in five hooks, 1928; seven
hooks, s1.G5;
MISSES TWO-BUTTON KID GLOVES at 50c.;
Elegant stock Of fine ROILED-GOLD and JET
JEWELIY. JULIUS MEYER son,
oc 1G-dtf COL and 6O3 Broad street.
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MEETINGS,

Charles 7. Rddy, Secretary.
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We defy the Dispatch to show how the
Riddleberger bin in any degree limits or
affects the existing law as TO appeals. II
does not do u.-Whig.
Then OF course the bill is worse failure
than II was ever before charged with being.
Admit the coupon-holder's right to appeal
10 the Circuit Courts and the Supreme
Court OF Appeals, which are presided over
by good lawyers, and the RIDDLIBERGEB
bin would be but poor persuasive "
measure.
The Wing Gays positively that the RID
DLEGERGER bill does not ain any degree
limit or affect the existing la,o as to dp.
peals." Pray, then, how do you expect Ia
constrain the bondholders to fund bonds
beering coupons receivable for taxes?
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The TYderoter Inde1 says that the COM
Mined wisdom OF the Readiuster party
was invoked to produce the RDDLEBERGER
bin. but the discussion Of Us provisions
during the present canvass has so COM
p,ctely riddlcd that miserable abortion that
we venture to predict ii viii never again
make is appearance in Virginia politics.
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hr. KELLEY, chairman OF the Democratic
State Executive Committee, made an ex-
cellent speech in New York, the other
night In reply 10 the one made by General
M4uoxE in the same city few nights be-
fore. Air, FIcELEs, Of Buckingham, also
spoke briefly; and Of course well. Both
speeches are published in full in the World 4;
and we would Ike 10 give our readers the
benefit Of them Il we had room.
speaking Of FicKLgS, VIC saw yesterday
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The Providence Journal says that "tbe
venerable JupAL RAnLy, nearly at the age
Of eighty. neighs and paws the earth like
an ancient charger at the sound OF -he
trumpet
The General "a not yet sixty-aye, and Is
stiIl bachelor. The Journal would DO
well to keep out OF his way.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, Oh the afternoon Of october 4th, at 81.
Peters Cathedral. by Rev. DR.. O'Connell, JAMES
". uALLORAS, Esq., TO MOLLlE, daughter OF
j. Al. Askew.
Brooklyn (N. ~ and Baltimore papers please
copy.
Married. at tic residence Of the brides parents,
September 20, 1881, by Rev. Henry Mcdonald,
Mr.. CHARLIE NJ. MAYS to Miss LAURA i.
CLARKE; both OF tais city.
Married, at the residence Of Rev. J. y. Tyler,
September 2ist, Mrs. :, G. MOSELEG to ). II.
THAYLOR: both Of This city. Y
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Our correspondents will please not be
"too previous Our space is limited-so
limited, indeed, that we are every day dis
satisfied with the Dispatch because 1t con-
tains so little political matter. Write OF
what has happened, not OF what is going
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-16

UHIEFS AND BROTHERS OF JAMES
" TOWN TRIBE, No. Al, IMPROVED ORDER
RED MEN: You are requested to attend regular
council of your tibc on The 18th sleep, travelling
moon, &. $. ID. 800 October 18TH, at 80 brcaths
past the It'll rua.
Every member is requested to be present as ac-
ton VIII be taken in regard to the Centennial pa
rGdc on the Goth sun OF this moon.
by order J. III. ETTkNGEi,, W. ;.
oc l6-1tE O. y. WISE, C. Of Y.
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1 liter srem i very prominent man asking
oor state Executive COMMITTEE TO send
r,cxars 10 the Southwest as The very man
needed there.
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EDUcATrONAL.
GEoaGETowS COLLEGE, b. c.
PIANO TUNING. &c.

MR.. CARL SUMMERS, PRACTICAL
lfl TUNER with over twenty years ernort+.S
In London, England, and New York cItVi b,,ice
taken mp bis residence In Richmond. rtspeetf.'i,kS
soiiclis orders from the musical public FOR ffSISY
ana RbPAiRiNG PIANOS aud REED ono ~
All work warranted ard satisfaction arl5r,,,, ~
Work on church Organs carefully and skiissliL
done; m ners addressed In care Of, or lefi wiz
Main street, win receive prompt attention. ''''
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ELEGANT STATIONERY, sc.

We have ju,t opened handsome stock n
LITTER AND NOTE-PAPERS
in great variety, al low prices by tie roam or sin
gle quire; some In new and pretty boxes, With
ENVELOPES.
CARDS and ENVELOPES IN hovc. NJ .,paraie.
Also, NEW and POPULAB BOOKS. BIBLES.
PRANER-B0Oks, and HYMNALs OF latest
styles Of binding and fEish.
oc IA MOODMOrSE & PARHAM
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Nj THALHIMER BROTHERS,
sol EAST BROAD STREET.
ATTRACTIVE PRESENTATION OF
NEW STYLES FOR THE FALL AND WINTER,
COMPRISING

"A
NEW STYLES FOR THE FALL AND WINTER,
COMPRISING
woRsTED DRESS FABRICS Of every kind
among which we name ALL-WOOL SHOO-
DAB CLOTHS, NOME, llERRlNGDONES,
CASIIMERES, ORIENTAL STRIPES, &c.
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