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CITY, -IIALL..

TIE City-Trcasurcr received 5000 yesterday
fro11, tho County Collector fur taxes OF lsSD
THERE have been l,Et' saloon licenses issued
for the cunning year thus far, being 9o3 moro
than ut the same period last year.
TuCs far l3.:.l: CANNES are authorized to wcnr
the municipal license tag. They are still being
brought i'll ut the rate Of from fifty 10 seventy
five uay.
CulEF-0r-POLlCE GESSERr, Detective Steve
Mead u1,d Electrician ARMSTRONG Of Cincinnati,
who have spent several days in investigating
the police pAtrt' system Of tnlS CITY, lctt 1OF
home last evening.
mems Benevolent Fund with cheek fur SD
yesterday lis Il recognition OF The services of the
department III ext'ngushlng lire On his pfcul-
ises last sunday morning.
MAYOR HARRISON has got to making war upon
Canndn thi5tlcs. Yesterday morning he issued
order the Chief ot Police requesting that
note be taken by police officers "f al PATCHES
Of Canada th1stlcS III the city lnits that they
may he reported uld t1len sctlt to cut them
down. The Mayor wnrs On Canada 1hislics. but
tursrtS all about sne saloon hon!a. bn1,ko-
stetrer4 confidence men, and thieves who are
just How intes1lnE the city.
TIL: following building permits were granted
yesterday: K. 11ckox. rwo-stury. basement,
aud attic dwelling, 4sx5d feet, LOOMS street,
near West Van Eurcn, TO cost $iS.UAl; Il. Dclp,
twn-story aud basement store. ..3x - feet, Hin
luun street. near Lincoln, to Gust S,.UN'; J. H.
Ll}ftlAtk. t"O-StOTy cttlAf uNEltlilk. 1fA'tj
feet. 4E. Orchard street, to cost $AW ". Sttltlt,
six two-s,nry and cellar dwellings. l5;xtS feet,
vi to M Fourth avenue. to cost St.jN.
Til: speciticat tions for the new West Side
pumps have just been completed, and the 1n;t-
chinery will he advertised for next week. SO
Jar rs the Bridgeport pumps are concerned. the
Qun1Ard IRON Works are the lowest bidders for
them ut S147,tttl This is $;'!tuD less than other
bids, though they Ito not uuitc come up tt The
capacity the city expected. However, they are
those which the city mt'sr desires, and AZ the
Company is responsible, the contract will prob
ably be aW.1rded to It,
-aPRopns OF the berry ordinance which was
adopted Il few years ago- II is still supposed to
he II law, and it is, hut it is not enforced. There
is more unwhoesUnle it hit now put upon this
market. than ever before. and the berry boxes
are glnrinEly short i'll their capacity OF Dnts and
quarts. The 'qunrt =" blackberry and rasp-
berry boxes, as Il rule, bold Il little less than
pint and u half, nnu the public is bein: eert.-
-iu1sy swnlcd. The price Of small fruits Is re-
mnrkahy hyh and it Is the Mayors duty IL see
that the berry or fruit ordinance is enforced.
AL present It is dead letter, nnd is openly yio-
lated by fruit vendors, from the produce and
commission men down.
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three weeks ago. and as no word has been heard
from hin, since, there seems to be Erounas . ior
fer kn that S F. ny naSs tSe To
fcssor hatl with him WAS in the shape Of paper,
negotiable only by himself. So that it does NOT
seem likely thut he could have been made AWAY
with for the purpose Of rDbbi1s. His absence,
however is considered very mysterious und MS
friends are anxiousy waiting for soine news
from him.
FLOATING HOSPITAL ASSOCIATIONS.
The boat OF tho Association. the Bret Aarte.
has taken out over ,Ap children nuu taer
parents to the North AHenut P'er during tns
greuter, tho Association has concluded mol 10
admit anyone on the boat except Children Win
their mothers or guardians. -awniiigs' ;; s~1Mss;;
hammucks, milk, crackers, lce-water, n3culc:la
attendance, and ,l1 are provided fre" Inc OK
cursiou is designed exclusively tor tho poot. anu
pIcnicinE parties and grow-un Sh'l1Ec.t w,l ~.
three trips daily, weather pernlltt':g saturuas
and Sunday excepted. ut q, l0:St. and !" oc'"eS'
nrc exau1incd by Il rly yscIan on going OIL board,
nnd those afflicted with contagious ul5cases aFo
risilly excluded.
KOCKAwAY uAECH.
A telegram in yes1ereluy s iSsue:stat'u that Mr.
John \. l,icc. hai been removed from the Pt'si-
uou ot Receiver of the liuckaWAy Hotel property
located near New York City. The Court Is said
tn have decided to se1notc the liccc1vcr IN ac-
ct,,,,lt of some pro- a.' - III the management
OF the CONCERN. Nj. t:ic4 WIS seen 1T the IRE
o !ast evening" e iad @ ne nM ;St nos ,,r uege'.e G
knew nothing himself about tho contents Of tho
dispatch. slr. Itice added that pc had titne
1,m ,.n9 inc n @ o! n g received IH drec5
notification OF his removal. and the causes there
for he did not feel like talking about the sub
ject; and in fact now there WIS no news 10 I'LL
pnTt. --
The faction Of tho Socialists headed by Fanl
Gottskn.l met ut No: 81 WesI Like stree! hns nsa
were present not to exceed twenty-five persons,
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The best Is the cheapest; but when the best
costs no more than an inferior article 1t IS much
the cneapest. and this is just the cuse With
Htachweil's Durham Cigarettes. They are the
best but cost no more than other brands which
are not nearly so gUUd
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PETERSOS-MtG1SNlS-A the residence OF r. D.
Small ESQ., in Wilmington. ILL.,. on the ahll Of July,
by the Rev. A. NJ. l'iciler. Miss Augusta >: Mctsnnis
OF Wilmington. and Il. H. tetersoE OF Chicago.
SbMAKlEniCk-NULFOt July II. at the CATH
edrat Of S. Peter und Paul. BY tile ltev. Edward
Cleveland Mr. James ). SUulnTindyGk And Miss Lilly
L. MuIfnr4, both Ut Aurora, Ill.
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AN ARTISTIC PApERHANGFR.

Its With pleasure we again remind our read
ers Ut Nat Faxon's new location, and can assure
them that any orders left ut his new store, Il.
Wabash avenue, no matter how extensive and
fine, or how commonplace and inexpensive, will
be promptly aud well doue.
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JUDGNECT-DAY.

SENTENCES OF MALEFACTOIsS-
Yesterday was scntence-day in the Criminal
Court, and Judge Williamson disposed OF
number who had been convicted, or who had
, 1881-07-24
4 GRAND DISPLAY

OF fine carriages Of every description Is to he
seen ut the repository Of Studcbaker Bros, ISL
and l53 Wabash avenue.
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: y
THE EIGHTH ANNUAL MANN PICNIC
- will be held II D.5slalnrs Saturttay, July o.
Isntn leases Neit.-st. deIto! i. O'Clock sharp.
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Monday Morning, July Is.

Eycrythine will he closcd mt ro,,rI.
lcsc nr cnJ to makr rnnm f,r .nmr I'm
in,nurtatious. which W. ar, nav nhn,,t ~
receive hy every steamer. >'
ErJow nrc \ fev ~ The lca1inu coe.
tun,., ti,at ,ye mr.. 1,o,f nrcnar,.,l tn s:,rr;.
ire. aitl,ou-]1 from lie t.hpancst (S1O.I01
i,rrss or i;,rmrn1 fi,e same cn,nnaratiye
rr,luctjnn win fakr nI:lcr.
~ >;i: Costumes. i'm rO;ors nnl h1ack.
fro,n S53 tn S,iil. some OY these are IN
silk and satin Broc..ic combination, and
very rial,uratniy trimmed.
One rxu,1isjtn BRIDAL Costume Of Whita
Satin md SATIN Rrocale. ornamentp,i
With Pearl Headed Fringe, Tile rrunt
hrru,ltl, NJ his f,nstume IS covered wifi,
fire.. rn,ys " hi, beautiful fringe. and
thrrr is nm elcg.Int siik cord with hea,Ied
tasseJ an,l ncn,Iant fastened around the
y.;St an,l iirnns rrocefnlIx nm the left
e;t;n Thn ,,arE ami hnst oY tho In,lice ia
ttn;sha,l viii, :. i.hnt NJ ir;sb PAINT Iare
n,;vnu viii, Pn,rl l,rn,is. Thc Io,yer nnrt
nr th,. ha',;cc Is finished with Hand Fin.
H,.n;Io," =. tMo "o 1t;uo ;n nenr;. Tha train tn
~. %! Tn;tot IGS Ias most .lnl;pbtf,l niere ~
tInnd Emhrn;,,cry onr an,i K halr yar,ls
L,n,r and ma yord wide srt in tn the
:1 :i;: s' s: ' Sc: e.; FIJI i| f; H. ; E; ;:
10 'f."e be- the lnest Ms ever sown IN Chicago.
The cost Ut importation was $500. 1t
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(IlIIA
HAVANA.
FACTORY NO. 362.
IA FLOR DE- SANCHEZ HAYA

OF this celebrated brand Of Cigars, which
most fastidious smokers, we carry constant
ly in stock some twenty-five different sizes,
Of which the Subli1nes, Para Nobleza, Re-
gala del Rey, Regalia Slack, Lond1es
Grande, Regalia Chica, deserve special men
ton as to extra fine quality.
The unprecedented sale of above brand Of
Cigars is convincing proof that it pays to
sell goods at small margins.
, 1881-07-24

~ y m% Wholesale + Retail send for price list
E@ u j 8& tor the "MELTIFOHM-~ WIS made 10
fBAe8 order and warranted. Bernharot Wave.
, 1881-07-24

Finest teeth 81. Filling half-price.- Cum
mill5 Dental Co.. ~ Stute. corner Randolph.
, 1881-07-24

Brain and Nerve.
Wells Ifcnlth-1tencwer, Ereutest remedy on
eHrth fur Impotence, lcnnness. nervous debility,
etc. 81 at druggists. pepot ~ Lake street,
, 1881-07-24

Werecommend Eldfedge sewing machines.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-03

Many OF the retail merchants living south
of Richmond buy goods in Baltimore in
preference TO Richmond, because, rs they
suppose, Baltimore imports her goods di-
roctly from Europe. But that supposition
is not borne out to any considerable eX-
tent by the above figures. And il, as thus
appears, Baltimore has TO buy in New
York, Philadelphia, Boston, and elsewhere,
why isn't il allowable Cor our merchants
10 do likewise, and still command the trade
OF the northern merchants who pass her by
now for her more northern neighborg The
freights from New York to Richmond are
a. low as TO Baltimore, and rents and other
expenses lower.
II is noticeable in the above table that
the inland city OF Chicago-far in the inte-
rior Of the country-imports directly near
~ as much as Baltimore; Galveston half as
much; New Orleans nearly as much; and
even st. Louis, situated west Of the Missis-
sippi river, and almost thousand miles
from the Atlantic ocean, two-fifths as much.
Let our southern friends try Richmond,
aud II she does not offer as good bargains
as Baltimore then they will be excused for
neglecting their friends Of the Old Domin-
for. The boundless West will next week
be in full and direct railroad communiea-
ton with Richmond, and viii pour as much
produce into her lap as that lap can receive
and dispose u. With increasing ireights
eastwsrdly ought TO come increasing
freights westwardly; and us the number OF
her customers for dry goods, groceries, to-
bacco, and manufactures Of all kinds in
creases, so will increase her facilities for ac-
commodating those customers. Richmond
surely has grand future before her. II she
had only few millions more Of capital at
her command that grand future would be
right at her door.
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Richmond.

Richmond envies the prosperity Of no
other city. She mOurns not over the
growth either OF any other city or Of any
other city's business. She is content with
what belongs to her by reason Of her geo.
graphical position and the terms she oilers
10 all who trade with her. She believes
firmly, however, that she is yet to be a
large city. So believing, she keeps her eyes
open, and sees whatever she can that pro-
misses to benefit her or holds out hope to
her that she is not TO be left behind in the
race for wealth and population. One OF our
observing and enterprising citizens has
found some satisfaction in studying the fol-
lowing figures:
The receipts at the principal ports OF the
customs collection districts during the last
fiscal year were as follows:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-03
Brief News Items.

John S. Broom, aged forty-siX years, n
well-known wrecker and rigger, commit
ted suicide Thursday morning by hanging,
at his home, No. Patapsco street, near
Elliott street, Canton, Nd.
Charles Goodwin, the witness in the
Christiancy case, who left Washington
some time ago without signing his deposit
ton, returned to the city Thursday. He
says Miss Chamberlain, the other missing
witness, will return to sign her deposition
in few days.
Malone says Virginia raises too many
statesmen and too little wheat. Such Il
crowd is not company for him; but when
the State gets rid Of the "cheat the states
men will be supported Baltimore Gazette
Carl Breitenbach. butcher In Baltimore,
is suffering from a compound fracture Of
the leg, caused, he says, bya street-car con-
ductor pushing him backwards off OF his
car. lie represents that the conductor,
finding him unable to get up from the
street, dragged him to the sidewalk and
left him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-03

Arc the license statutes Of Virginia In
conflict with any OF the United States stat
utes dcsigued TO prevent discrimination
between States IN regard 20 manufactures!
las the Sspreme Court Of the United STATES
decided that articles manufactured IN one
statc shall he sold free OF license IN any
other Statey II so, win u apply TO the saIe
~ hooks by egcntsY Referred TO inc DtS-
patch. PViasii People.
Hardly. Our booksellers all have TO pay
license-tax. Book agents are merchants
ON n small scale and under another name
10 tho sunremc Court Of the United states
nod over rendered such a decision, our
e,ote would have 20 lose large revenue
she NOW derives from whiskey and other
louors which are manufactured in other
states. On the contrary, the United states
supreme Court has decided that though a
man might get from Federal internaI-
revenue officer permission TO sell spirituo'ls
liquors In Massachusetts,, yet Massachu-
setts would have the right 10 forbid Inn to
sell them and TO punish him for selling them
We have not examined the license laws
of Virgins to see il they conflict with the
Constitution or laws Of the United States.
We guess Tie People IS thinking OF de-
cision in Maryland and another ina Colo
RADIO case concerning the rights OF citizens
in the several staics. We say, therefore,
that it is not constitutional for Virginia to
REQUIRE licenses OF citizens OF other States
to enable them to carry on business which
virginians can carry on without a license.
However. until our friend is more pointed
in his intcrrogatories, sac must excuse an
answer fred off in the dark.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-03
LYNCHBURG.
CHARGED WITH MURDER-LOsSEs BY RECENT
NEW ORLEANS FAILURES.

CHARGED WITH MURDER--L0SSES BY RECENT
NEW ORLEANS FAILURES.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
DECEMBER 2, 1881.
A negro man and woman, named respec-
lively Charles Smith and Emma Carter,
have been arrested by the police and lodged
in Jail, charged with the murder Of Daniel
Scruggs, who was found dead the Sd Of
November underthc Bridge-Street yiaduct,
over which he was supposed to have fallen
while in state OF intoXication. At the
time an old negro man was arrested on
suspicion, but clearly proved himself in
nocent Of the charge.
The accused parties were discharged
yesterday, after verdict of not guilty in
the Corporation Court. II is now fully be-
leved that Scruggs tumbled OF the yiaduct
under which he was found while in a
drunken condition, and that nobody had
any hand In his death.
Several OF our leading tobacco-manufac-
turers lose more or less heavily by the
failures Of l.. Niger g. Son and G.. Il. Block
Il Co., Of New Orleans. reported yester-
day. Messrs. Winfree 4 Lloyd are said to
lose from $4,000 to $4,000; Hancock &
Kinnear lose some $1,000; Phelps 4 Lloyd
several thousand; Ford e. Brother, 81, 400;
and Manson Smith, $1,000. Turner, Trout
& Co., OF Roanoke, are said 10 lose from
$4,000 10 $4,000. These are Of course esti-
mates, as considerable reticence Is exer-
cised In regard 10 the matter.
BEAUMONT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-03
Marriage Mania.
FIVE cuLpEpER COUPLES MADE HAPPY IN ONE
DAY.

FIVE cuLPEPER COUPLES MADE HAPPY IN ONE
DAY.
correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
CuLPRPER, December /, 1881.
II would seem as II marriage mania
had OF late visited our region OF country
from reports which reached Us from time
TO time from places little way of; but
Yesterday it appeared in our vicinity, IN
our town, and Rev. Mr.. Barron, our faith
full Baptist minister, was kept in full busl-
ness morning, noon, and night.
At o A. NJ, at the Baptist church, ne
was called on to unite in "the holy bonds ="
Rev. w. d. Jcfrries, Of Blacksburg, Va,
and Miss Anna Newcomer, OF our town,
who left on the early train at . L. NJ.
At the residence of the brides mother he
Joined in holy wedlock Mr.. Richard Briggs
and Miss Ida Bruce, and at u. NJ, at the
Bartist church. assisted by the Rev. Mr..
TAYLOR. OF Wilmington, y. C., hcagaln OH
ciaied at the marriage OF Mr.. John +.
Rfxey and Miss Ella Barbour, daughter OF
James Barbour, Esq. The church was
brill ntly illuminated and handsomely
dressed for the occasion, and large asscm-
blaze of relatives and friends were present.
We had also two marriages few miles
from town. thus making five for the day :;
and two more are expected to come OIL tins
evening. H.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-03

mr. JULIUS MEYER q SON,
eof AND COS BROAD STREET.
QUIZ BUYER AGAIN ON TIE MARKET, AND
BARGAINS COMING IN EVERY DAY.
WE OFFER THIS WEEK:

WE OFFER THIS WEEK:
80 pieces of DRESS FLANNELs in every color
nj zoe;
Another lot Of the ALL-WOOL NOME CLOTHS
at the exceedingly low price OF l5c:
so pieces extra-nnish WORSTED BROCADE at
12lc.;
80 pieces ILLUMINATED STRIPES for trim
mings, from 80 70 50c.:
90 pieces SILK and WORSTED PLAIDS at Csc.
former price l0c.;
10 pieces OMBRE STRIPES at 40c., former price
60c.:
In BLACK SILK YELYETs we offer some eX-
traordnary bargains
2i-lnch exira-full slLK-FACEY VELVET at S2.7j
worth -:
Al shades in COLORED-SILK VELVET at $3.50
40 pieces Iecta' Vide PACIFIC PEECALEs at &c.
regular price l2l.c.
IN BLACK GOODS WE OFFER:
10 pieces ALL-WOOL SERGE, at zoe, worth
AnotSerlot Of thcextra-ansh LUPiN's BLACK
40 aeon as1i SIissEs y TSWyCGBUTroN KID GLOVES
CHILDREN'S FtR-I'oP DOGsKIN SuTTs at
so dozen LADIES' GAUNTLET-LINED
so dozen LADIES FOUR-kLASTIC LINED
THREAD GLOVES ~ l1c; ..,,.,,, -,,,.,
40 soc.
I'm BLACK SILK PRINCES and GIMPS we offer
some special drives:
HEAVY SILK and CHENILLE BEADED
Handsome TS5NSN Heavy III tVy'Y SILK and CHENILLE
BEADED FRINGE at soc. worth 6jc.;
EXTHA-LONG and HEAVY SlLh aud Gle
MILE BEADED PRINCES at Toe. worth
81:
COLORED SILK PRINCES in plain and shaded
cOlors; - - 80
Our entirc stock Of BLACK and COLOEED SILK
GIRDLES at greatly reduced prices.
We call special attention 10 orr line u MERlNO
and ALL WOOL UNDERWEAR. NehaYe
received another LOT of those ~
GENTLFNEN'S PURE ALL-WOOL MEDl-
GATED SCARLET SHIRTS SL2J:
80 dozen LADIES ENTRA-FlNlSll MEBlNO
VESTS af sec. worth fully Zoe;
CIIUDREN'S MERlNO VESTS from 2Jc. 10
10 sl.2j.
VIII open I'm q few days . new and handsome line
Of LADIES LIGHT CLOTH JAChEIS az spc-
riaI low prices JULIUS MEYER & son,
no 2g-dtf 6Ol and GO3 Broad street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-03
PETERSBURG.

A GENERAL. VACCINATION ORDERED ny THE
COUNCIL-THE RENOVATION OF BLANDFORD
CHURCH-sTOR,NG OIL N THE CITY "A
QUESTION or TAXES.
correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
DECEMBER 2, 1881.
A physician for each of the six wards Of
the city has been appointed, whose duty it
Is TO visit every house in their respective
wards and yaccinate all persons who have
not been vaccinated within twelve months
who desire or are willing 10 be yaccinated.
Twenty-Five cents for each person vacci-
are required 10 do the work within the
next thirty days, If possible.
The subject of renewing the old Bland
ford church-building was discussed in the
Council, and the subject was finally refer
red to special committee Of five to ascer-
tain and report the cost of necessary re-
pairs. The old church is covered, roof
and walls, with thick masses Of ivy, and it
will have TO be almost diSmantled OF this
luXuriant growth to be repaired.
The attention of the Council was called
by the Board of Underwriters Of Fire In
surance TO the fact that large quantities OF
kerosene oil arc being stored in the bust
ness portions of the city, thereby endanger-
ing the lives and property of citizens in
case of fire. The Board has taken action
in the matter, and the Council referred the
subject to the Fire Committee for inyesti-
CATION and report.
Rev. DIR. Eaton, who removed from this
city to Louisville, KY, shortly after being
assessed for his personal property here,
early in the year, recently wrote back sug-
costing that in view OF his removal at least
Il portion OF his taxes might be RENTED,
though expressing willingness to pay the
whole if the Council required it. The
Finance Committee last spring reported
adversely on the petition, and the good
Doctor will, therefore, pay the whole bill.
ROBIN ADAIR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-03
IL OUR BUYER IN NEW YORK
AND
NEW GOODS ARRIVING DAILY
AT
THALHINER BROTHERS.
THALIuMER BROTHERS.

LOOK FOR BARGAINS IN THE FOLLOW
ING LINES:
LADIES CLOTH CLOAKs, DOLMANs, u
STEERS. and LIGHT SACQCEs;
BLACK and COLORED SILKS, SATIN~, VEL
VETS, and PLUSIIES, both in solid and
ombrc shades.
We can show the most complete line Of FLAN-
NELS, SACQCEINGS,and SUITlNGS In the city,
including an the desirable shades. Also, BLACK
and COLORED BEAVERS, DlAGONALS. and
CAMEL'S- IIAIR CLOAKINGS.
We will open on MONDAY splendid assort-
mcnt OF desirable styles of DRESS GOODS, at
least per cent. cheaper than they have been sold
a. any time this season.
BLANKETS from - a pair to $50. In this de-
partmont we defy competition.
The largest assortment of CARPETS and RUGS
we have ever shown, and at prices that cannot Dee
beat.
twill pay You to examine orr complete and va
ricl assortment Of BLACK GOODS.
You can save money by purchasing from usany
Of the following article,-yil.:
TABLE-LlNENS, WlNE-CLOTlIS.
TOWELS, NAPKINS,
sIlEETINGS, COTTONS,
CANTON FLANNELc,
LINENS, GINGHAMS. PRINTS. and
DOMESTIC GOODS Of an kinds.
our stock Of HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR for
ladics, children, and men embrace, every variety
Of style and quality making it impossible fora
customer TO call without being suited
BLACK SILK at sec. worth 1928;
BLACK SILK at Il worth sl.iO;
BLACK SILK at LIS worth sl.7j;
BLACK SILK ats .5O worth -:
BLACK SlLK at SI.7J worth $3.50.
some bargains from auction worthy Of eXamina-
ton I'm LACE-CURTAINS PILLOW-SIIAMS,
MARSElLLES QUILTS, and CRETONNEs at
THALHlMER BROTHERS,
Central Block.
sol cast Broad street, corner Fifth.
no I9-Sa,Su&W
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-03
K'itssyIvnnia County.
PEYToNsBURGH, VA, !

November %, 1881. !
Editors Dispatch: Atthis precinct (Pey-
tonsburgh) the vote stood as follows :
Cameron, &C; Daniel, IS. The number OF
white votes cast were G6, and colOred g..
one white man voted for Cameron, and s.
colored. Every white man took his ticket
from the judges desk and voted then and
there except the one who voted for Came
ron. ;.
The "returnS" are not oil in; but the
tenor of those already in shows that Came
ron was elected by vote composed mostly
OF negroes. The ninety-siX thousand white
men who voted for Daniel were outvOted
by combination consisting largely OF ne
OrOps