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, 1881-12-31
TORTIGN LABOR.

tkt$
a FAIL INA - ,sa. -. .1n.,r ~ ''S ''''
III t.oss .,1l r',.at VI ., l.,
by t'la bnsy people OF lils eity Is tlla. ene III.
crease Of tile population Of Cl'lcago IS Utmost
fnrcIr,s in,,nirratTon. Cfusu observers Of our
vrnwtl, nut Tia inrrcasa OF inhabitants dur
ing 1S91 Mt m. .fE0 Mt lcnst. Mr. Robert Law,
~. a,n ,ua~c,n,t ,vl,3, hoa avafom nf 1,1s
oae euel .'!nts, ',', .,. Wy ~ H. ,,,,s,,,n.s
own, py WHICH tne soul'!c u us ~ n''oa,.ss ,!:,
0rowtl,. saws TINT tho figures given aro not by
~, "a ars IN cxtrnv vanana estimate. Evary
5 t,,a H.. ~ so rar ~ ost n. ,tx nnnnIatton
aaY u'a clty, ~ III. ~ 's..ot 10 10 ,,pa.,,. p.v
American, and corrcspondlnEly moro cosn,o-
nnltnn in character. Tl,o means by which
sh,a"onstontiv Inm,,,rfnr urmV nj nIlct,s vim
,Iaa,,,n u'11 t., H. .".-n,ot,s NJ I'm Nrt,,...st
Is /. question about which tho general pll1lt1
KNOW nothing, but. Which II would soe1n
must have all Interest for every Que.
Lately tho iooI Vt immigration has been
scnudinsyiaus, ! ] % Bohc1nians, u1d irist. rio
falling ofr Iii tho number Of t;cr,nnn ltalini.
Eras hns I"a nsSn tsnkn assa h%t nv ts @ ftsr 1ea
arrlyals llere from the countries naiuctl nro
men al1d women infatuated to lard work.
of e ct I9Y e soo o Geo tas 9 t e s Ses nseeI
TUNED, come Chiefly from tho suutl 1T ltnly.
'ri1ny ara GOOD workers, nlut they nro much
in demand, .tsuu Illustration Ot this fact
tic construction Of tho cable street rallroMl
0l, state street Will serve. or the wlulu
number Ut laDoror5 employed III tl.ls work
.,,vrrry u,,.,,t,r,, wrt,u vrA,1Ass.
.,a tl,o ..,,.,ta ,vc,,iJ bav,, h.s l,,.r,xa,, n
ana uo tia,o M1H fv u XIV; f,nI ,,,GI Ha!. ~
hotG tttan 1!' ,.s,st t',nw " .I arI ~ aWnnv
ienpo nsu nua. ctsTIJs als f, a1 ~ +, thnjy
u ttut ~. t,.t,s. ,,as,s.o ~ n,t H..
ullh H. 4ae. ha tin1 i1 itG th S,.,ist III s ~
paGKs o' % tauo ~ oo ,,,nr., ~, n os
sine spAeo frequency wv ,o,U a.l i,en ,,.i,inI'
vins ~ Hme t"u. 49, nu t o"G t srf,"t IL
cane tlildor inc obselsn!tl0! u ean Willy! t,o
e!liusci! " oua!i n ta.1., r. MGtg p w - S.uup
the ltliiiAs INV onaes ~ Taiie,i aMo .sv, .,s',
n snSas Mu,G .as.S ,o ~ His s"y a1n.y
in!y Imn meeMeu ~ LIZ II 1,.Sa '.,s
e tbG Gls ,otS at ate tMv sv IG'' ''.
Hohteuiy " IT, tat ~ ae0' no 1to ~ w,fe wff
de'l.lG WHEN lealt.tniniiliisstnnus ne VOL
snys ~ uuW!nS Hvns ~ ."'n tI. ~. . Hn .1;
tllo iailtl VI l!g IsMs. u .''a!a H.. VI LIS LIS
thco Atn IaPa!ly 'nuiupo!s1I"h null Hto nu', y.1
Gonr !apor hoh nnIs ~ ,,e sns ctsy'
Rnt OF aseTy ,I,a soet!sn OF ond tno eouniry iH;.
lHs lsy IL .aanv IN thav s"m and In wor, "uS ~
iowur wltges tf,aM frlsllInuil Ut The s1lllo eO,-
Ilton Of lfu ctll Ie employed fur. Like ill
frn,n New York bGca,l ,lsa tlts city Is cO,lct,lGtl
to lo tho best 1uhur i1urkul III this ctllutry,
ind those OF tt10nl win ttu not Immediately
,lv0p iuto employment Aore raaIntN 10 tlle
other labor fettiva Of tic West n1l N0ftll-
west a nuw featuro Of tho enligrant busl;
OF jnrge numbers Of :" Yrop1ll,orn ~ iub0rNra
l., tho Soi,tilorn States, wlluro III sunni, eases
thoV w,rl, uxnlcfctl Ia tAku The DlluU ot tlIo
nntiyc i "1tu ll,tsro T worktien. @ '"o 'o ''' - '
, 1881-12-31

THE TANSEIla REPORT
n large trade, which has yielded only fair
interest OH tic invested capital. Tile blsl-
ness llns mt beeu very satisfactory since
1s16, Overpro.iuction, shnrp competition
and tho hiEl, price Ut raw materials nre tho
reasans given for tic failure Of tho
huslnuss to produce Whit tho nlanu-
fart,,rcrs regatd rs an adequate f'so!lt.
Ttle tanning capacity throughout tho coiin-
try Is sa[,t to have Increased III recent years
tuster than necessary. A now ta,inery, with
q capacity for about S300. .O00 worth of prod
llct Il yrur, was built hero list seas0t. Only
ore fntlure.-n currer-ls reported. The
opening year promises to be moro satfsfac-
tory. .-., .
Tie boot and shoe lnnkers estimate Enin
Of Ii per cent III tic volume OF business a!M!
Of work tl,rtled ont. Although prices dill
not vary l,lUciI us compared WI Il! those
ii 1sSD. ani iabnr was somcwhat ',igher,
the srnsOn proved to bn falriy rc1slunGratlye.
'rllG Western demand fur Chicago lntle foot-
wear Il constantly incrGnslng.. Thu figures
given betuw arc for the principal nlatlli-
fucturcrs, md ,McinNe THO. work done ut
prlso,ls for Chicago irms win handle ail the
FRS were kept fully employed, ard tho w'it',
business, tiluugil snail, yet WIS Pull for MI
1t WAS worth. Foll0 wing aro tile
ESTiMATEA.
, 1881-12-31

Irish cnjoy n monopoly or. the work Of tlIa
They aro ntso largely represented in tlie brtGG.
yns'is wl,Gra they tl!yito the labor with
SWctlea ,titti ticr,lu,,s. W!tnrHscr llhrtt WORK
md unpleasant Wnrk exists there VIII no
fn.Iia'l tl!o Poles III lnrs" nant'trs. ai'd y
s|lnrn " t!Ia hthcr races i,cfetnfure ti'llltleti
H. btt tlle iufcs. titilaKn olnos pSonHi. WHY
inair' mn1tv. II Inn.l % liza i"ii..r"9ts,,,rn nrn
,,,nr1, "vrt,aiw,i,. IIH,va mn, f;,,rtt,;t,i. fo
i'niss ttn,inr nn,,;in nvnont eitt,er ns ini,ofrrs
-. no n'l1 fnr nr'nr. I,,rn IN ttia ,.jty t|iov
~ - y" T., ~" ninr;i" i, i ,,iua fnrfnri.s III,
rar,it;,i.',, III w ..tt t,n f,,nr'pnr,i. n,ItI tn
nIan s,n,,i g1,,,,- nv thn irIsi, IL III" ,,nr
in"'',,',sn" ''' "''o'T 'No A''''' '' '''S
II t. ~, i,,,orturt fact Tint the s,,tftml tn-
hnr r. r. t,l,.ant, IL "innst >'' "''s
oo' - "''-.+ss.,,,' 80 ] '',,,. ~, ,,,,,..
MoSulolAHhD ~ uhhN,SS.
AZ lcnst IN tho ErrMt majority 0f INSTANCES
WllrlT tug nrcoinl'ti?lcu 1Iiecllit,'tc y l,ot
ticrn!nn nc II futel1rirr nt s0hle ntnef illt-
Foreigners colnc 10 thls country with ltclr
trades iearnetl, null. secoil, Alncricn', youths
q" moi MHys trades. When 9a AMertcan
boy Kncs Into factory here II h oiiiy p1ssi-
bio tor nm tn hctllllrc 4 pfillct ol ue pusa'
ness. 3lal.nfnctltritlE lls lll inc stl0o trnues
ls infgt!y t!Uila W team WORK. iNe nIlplel-
ice e,thGr ltnrhs 70 'NAkt p.lIt ~ u si!ue "
Ills time IL tscyDfeu To lGnrhlll0 HOW 10 ul,-
crnte t'lo tnncbitiory TIM stnes tno ,WoEA
Which tllo skilled f0reIEher leaflls ~ tto w
}iAtld. Irttes llre 10 io1iKtr tnnght III HIS
gOllntry; 1T tho OLD col,i1try m hpGrcnilco
leMflIs ills l!,si,ess tf'i,l te grouMt!,nG,nf p.
Ine iarllttlf! itl!lllnctnri!E tIMt1o ~ Lily
tiS ;s pfatt1enttY ny'MMt MtWeea ,si,.iss, M.is"s
, 1881-12-31

,trho Mstgcs pail wero $4,000, against
TlM slIops belungnE to the
BrlsEEr-ltA1t.WAr COMPANIES.
did about s:,sa,o 0oo worth Ut work lust year,
nM.',aiastured by tlie two companies wi,Icil
innl;o them was nbollt $4,000. Tliee threo
shnps onpl9yet! ' t TeF"f w.x E,,i,, an,Nt 1,;
been otlp1oyea slnce July az work for The
clbtn r0ulh, which would nltke tho ayernEn
number for thu yUnr nbnut NO, altl tlte nK-
reEato Tags b9't ssS; ~, ;vo.t sl!, nw sit,op
1t materially Increases thu cnpncIty: Tll0
companies TO work for themselves uI,ly.
All ilnnulIsu
GLUCOSE rAcT0llY.
tho lnrgcst III tho country, WIZ erected IN
SGtssSS tug s IT, ts|xsSssat xsSsf Il s5t % Ct ssIs %t
abont 700 lH Of corn dally. 1r upwards Of
p.5o',, 100 bu . ye4ri NUT gly,a SnHloy!aeMt 10
3tD people, 1t win pronably 1o n operation
o: Hxt Mprsf 1r pli tis hs EfSTt % te
Trur, Wiley estimates that tl,IEv a,o, now
twenty fnclurles, anu tlnt thu nh1ll,Al cli,-
sumption 0t car,l for tlia n!nnnfaetMra of thu
Hrtlclo a.tlo!,,fs IT, W1 Gl a tH)
1t Is inv very extensively usad III MAklnK
ot,sr Proisieis, Iss|.les III, l'elnk iarKeIly
sxSs!Se; SS'ae r1 iii 0a"' III uvncs Eas s''of"o''iy II yy
| prico uf corr, which l,as cut duw,l tho profits
il few hundred per ecl,t MORE or less, ai,d
scytra! fl!ctorlea have becn t10se!i-"tar re-
pats" L. Y ,rsYasS l1 II tH Ksst ts t. U.s.
ts.stea.l Of con.,. It IL sHll to yield prul!g-
ioNsly. ~ very cheap, n.li aN aero OF It makes
| several tlnlos III l.lcl. glucose as toes All
| acre Of corn.
yAx CHICAGO AARnou, ETC.
The dredging companies were kept busy
] thr5IltGFhjlE fflA tVIIItsH &xfnNHihi1
, 1881-12-31

ClJtrIUU{fA

CUTICuRA
Remedies ..rc for enIo ly MI druggists. Price
Of CurIcuIsA, n Medicinal Jelly, slnnll tuxes,
20 crnts; larRc hDxcs, 81. tUTluUI,A itEst,LyEk1.
tho New HlUud Purifier, Il per bottlc. ClrICUltA
MEDICINAL TDtI.ET Soar. u cents; CGrIcu1sA
MEpiCisAt SHAVING BOAR, Is cents: Il, bnrs ss,r
harUGrs aud tnrHo CONSUMERS. III crntH. prfnot-
Uul depot, WEEKS & POTTER, f!0st1E, afusy
, 1881-12-31
THE GRAND TOTAL.

: The following IL MI approximation to tho
total yniuu of our trNtle Ill 1881. 1t includes
ouly tile first selling price III each dopart-
,uul,t, secUntl sales not lolng counted, though
n,Atlo by tobbcrs;
Ir1ducc tt1l,lo... ......9 a17,O01, ,0OD
Wholcsalu. ......... :aI5,tl0t!,0nD
MnnutAGtures,,.... .-.....s. ouU,oVU,DuO
Total. .,........s1, ,lOD,O 1000
These tliroe departments, however, over.
lap cncll 0il.ar, especially tho two Inst, 4
great manly Items lNva been coulttctl tWlcn;
as material manufactured hers has bcon sUtl
ut Wholesale by thu manufacturer. FollOw-
Ing l1le Sumo plan M III f0rlner yeurs wo cs-
t,nale for this doubling up. md deduct froul
tho aloye, $3I,oo0,o0o. Wo then l.ayot1,e fol-
lnwIi,g: ......
rs rudS r,d, q 1 1n. ,oo1 o6o t,oo
1norease....,......... llb, 900, 900
Or II gain OF l..S per cont.
AS noted Il, tho carly part OF tl,[s article,
these figures To not include transactions In
real estato or speculative duali,,g In personal
property. except 50 much Ut 1t As Is followed
BY the nctnal delivery OF tho property from.
tic llatlds Of producers. hut nuIther do tlloy
ilielude 4 goot! n,ntly minor items which. IT,
ultimately belong there. For Instance. we
l!ave taken no lote Ut tic salcs Of produce OIL
tho street from talnt lIallls, US dressed hogs,
| vegetables, all4 Mflk, tU sny Antllng OF tbs
leo supply. But we llayo not notcd these III
! former years, so that the tntal nboyu glye,,
may bo accepted us furnishing rather ctosu
comparison with tho business ut fDrh!ut
years., which lluyo been gage4l by Tile T1uD'
pNE substantially Oh tl1u salllo plan.
The following nro MIR totals for d surtes ot
, 1881-12-31
Aii1nel,ts.
MISCELLANEOUS.

Tile wagus paid aggregated about 81 ,1o0,-
00O. In l6SO they wero nboitt Sl,47b,oo0.
, 1881-12-31

Thu aggregate wnges mid III 1881 wero
alnnt S1.a40,00o, nGat1lst 81, ,l27,:Do li lsso.
establishments, llpi,cn tile snail proportion
Of wages pnid 10 The ynlne OF the product.
, 1881-12-31

Thu waKes aggregated about S:},000, 600.
nguiust S., ,l50, ,000 In lBS0.
, 1881-12-31

~. IfnFk[ ItliNe u
No. Capital. erF. 1,r,kiltcl,
Trt'R, enR'y'nRi t 81
aud Eewsr rs. s!0|$ 1,ath.Mn| 4,50ol& V,tmtH0
Printing ttk. II H3,W0] 81 76Ahl
Writing iAk, etc d Gl,UnI Id llN,Gtl
Totuls........l 91al3 3.tal.0W( 4,hall& v,h0t. .M0
TutaIs. lBAl. ~. ..,. H,@.:UU0I 4,lA3i 8,0iD0N
ttit,,. ,tu,rna nurrurnSn,t n1u,nf nm mn
, 1881-12-31
AL1SEENTARY, ETC.

rho Total wnRcs lmld were estimated nl
Ss,aa5O, ,0JD against Sj,'HD,U0 III 1850.
, 1881-12-31


Wabash, 1t. Louis d Pacific Railway.
Union Depot snte md TNelfth-ata, All State-at.
run 10 tho DeHot. MTld WantnDtth-nT cara pAs1
within Du block. eTlckGt QGlc1s II Suuth tafk.eL,
pam1r fi1usa Aud Gfnrd lsAciHu It0tpl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-31

RETURNING COLORED EMIGRANTS.-Yes-
terday morning cOlored family, consisting
OF a woman and five children, arrived here
from Washington on their way to North
Carolina, and applied at the Mayors office
for assistance. They left North Carolina
last year for Indiana, the husband OF the
woman and father Of the children with the
party, but they found life too hard out
there and wanted to come back to their old
home. The man managed to raise money
enough TO send biz wife and children as far
as Norfolk on their way back. and he re-
NAMED for the purpose OF trying TO raise
enough 10 pay his own way on. As the
family were entirely destitute Mayor Lamb
sent them across the river TO Portsmouth,
With a request TO Mr.. L. G. Chic, superin-
tendent OF the Seaboard railroad, to pass
them over bis line to North Carolina
Portsmouth, Enterprise.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-31

INTERESTING REVOLUTIONARY RELICS
We were shown few days ago CT the resi-
dence OF the Hon. 4. NJ. Il. Hunter two
wax.eandles captured at Yorktown a Gen.
fury ago. Among the articles found in
Corvallis cave at the time OF the surren-
part OF the private stores OF Lord Cornwall
lis himself. Mfr. Hunters father, who
served as an officer on the staff of General
Robert Taylor, and was present at the sur
render, on his return home brought with
him two Of these candles which, IL appears,
were distributed 10 the officers as memeatos
Of that memorable occasion, and they have
been carefully preserved IN the fatally since
that time. Iidetodter Index.
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RepubI,canIsm and Reputation.

philadelphia North American tRepublican)J
Between Republicauism and reputation
by foicible rtadiusiment there is great
gulf fixed, and although the Virginia repu-
diators can adopt every plank Of every Re.
publican platform ever adopted by any con.
Yention since the foundation OF the party,
nearly thirty years ago, they can never
make themselves Republicans while they
contemplate anything else than a recogni.
ton OF the $50, 600, 900 OF debt which their
State creditors, excluding the West Viz
gnia third, agreed to after full conference
and mutual concessions.
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Shenandoah and Weston AarSia"o
ReilrOnd.
ryrom the Journal Of Cousin erce'I

TTrom the Journal OF COUSIN riee'I
The Shenandoah road, which Is now 10
operation from HagerstowD, NO" W
Waynesboro', Va, is being extep, fed very
rapIdly froRs the latter point to b. < L'ch,
on the Norfolk md Western Fo9d neai
Salem. Between Haynesboro' ant Dc
Lick, a distance OF less than one hul 'uleo
miles, there are now empoyed-aeeor UNI
TO reliable repOFts-5.000 hands IN gTao ~
and laying track. This road VIII open u.
rich section OF country, hitherto VINO ~
railroad facilities. BY tapping the NoTIoL
and Western road ut Big Lick, % miles "est
OF Lynchburg, the Shenandoah ROAD eaE
take a large part Of the mort DJund traue
before It reaches LyncbOurg, Wnere the
NorfoIk ana Western and the virginia
Midland connect. As the Shenandoah
road and the Norfolk and Western are
workino in harmony, both being owned in
Pbiladelphia. il is quite probable that
LARGE mart Of the southwestern trade, which
has heretofore passed over the Virginia
Midland. will be diverted to the Shenan.
do,h. While there is some danger OF this
trade being drawn from Baltimore and car
ried 10 Philadelphia. still it is hardly enough
10 cquse any fear just now. Through the
energy Of President Hood the Western
MARYLAND road has made passenger and
freight traffic arrangement with the Shenan-
doah road, which gives Baltimore merchants
an excellent opportunity OF reaching the
entire section drained by the Shenandoah.
Under the able management Of Mr.. Hood
the Western Maryland road is being deyel-
oped very rapidly, and by the connections
with other roads made during the last few
years tbi. ROAD is becoming OF great impor-
lance to the trade Of Baltimore.
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WASHINGTON. COUNTY DEMOCRATIC MEET
ING.-rhe Democrats OF Washington county
have appointed The following 10 the State
Convention:
Delegate. at large, c. +. Trigg and Selden
Lougiey; alternates at large, j. \. Bucha'
nan and j. II. Winston.
Abingdon DiStrict-Delcgales, DR.. Will
liam White and X. NJ. Page; alternates,
George V. Ljtchfeid and Daniel Trigg.
Glade Spring Observation-Disclosures, j. NJ,
Byars aud c. w. Anderson; alternates, b.
r.. Baylor aud Joseph Peery.
HolSt0n DIstrict-Delegaie, ;. Z. Ed
mondson; alternate, Walter Kelly.
Saltvlle Observation-Disclosures, w. ii. Wiley
and w. b. Robertson; a!telnateS, Thomas
p. Buchanan aud Alexander Buskeil.
Goods0n District-Delegates, John r
Terry and j. II. Herd; alternates, {. l.
Lester and William FilIinger.
North Fork DiStrict-Delegatc, Joseph
NJ. Butt; alternate, james NJ. Lee.
Undertook District-Delegate, W. Q,
Booker; alternate, =. l.. Price.
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An ABsCOSDING TOBACCO DEALER.-With
this for a caption telegram in the Louis
VILE Commercial reads as follows: J. NJ.
Sheppard came here from Danyile, Va,
about year ago and opened an Office as
dealer in fine Virginia wrapping leaf to-
bacco, and has succeeded in defraudiDg
banks and tobaec&dealers out Of about
100000 cash by buying Tugs and storing
them in storingbOuses, fixing ticticious
value upon 1t, and taking warehouse re-
ceipts and insurance policies at these values,
aud then hyp0tbeclting these receipts,
vouchers, &c, and borrowing sums thereon
largely IN excess Of the real value OF the
property IN storage. Yesterday or day be-
fore Sheppard left for parts unknown, but
is supposed TO be Ia st. Louis.
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cracy from certain defeat under the false and
snccions 0uise OF maintaining Republican
oTeanizstion In the Stase--an organization
which has had nc existence since 1873 until
the ReX,lius.er party demonstrated its ca
naeIty 10 overthrow Bourbonlsm, an organic
zSiion which under the leadership OF these
pcrsons the Republican party has run down
untlf II ceased in fact TO offer any contest IN
o,,v electioas---a leadership which has scout
eseed In II IL did not support that admin
istratIon OF the Bourbon party in slate az
fairs which has set blight upon every IN
dustry and trihed with her credii--Sn al.
ministration which had come TO smut OUT
me ors0t mass of the children from ne
sources of public education, nevertheless
guaranteed 6y the Constitution al the STATE
and the good faith OF ail.-whicb had now
stifed. practically, the rights OF the colored
and poor white man at the ballot-box-lBe
exclusion OF the colored man from turies;
IN a word, his subingatlon as q poiiticai
slave. II is this galvanized Republican
leadership alone now 10 the State oil
Virginia gives possible hope to the rein
statement OF the Bourbon rule. III IS a
Bourbon Democracy, aided and rtiaforced
bv such Republicans in Virginia, that Re-
adjusters have TO confront. ! am sure
wherever the broad principles OF our party
are understood we shall enlist The earnest
concern and sympathy Of all liberty.loying
men Of the country. We intend to strike
manly blow for the relief Of our state
the education Of her children, the reStora'
ton of her public credit, and the freedom
Of her people. Yours truly,
WILLIAM MALONE.
After reading the foregoing letter, the
Republicans will not need to be told that II
is the Republican party which General MA
HONE expects to defeat by capturing the
Lynchburg Convention. Once be gets
these leaders in his power, and the RepuD-
lcan organization 10 his hands, he VIII
" clean out" the veIy Republican officials
who are at present most obsequious in doing
his bidding. He has men enough IN the
"OId Guard the FRAzIERs, SToyALLS,
&c.-to ill all the fat Federal offices.
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FANCY GOODS. &c.

STEVENS
recognizing the beauty OF the philanthroDic move
now on foot to give the people OF Richmond and Vi
clnity the benefit Of wholesale prices on
CHINA AND GLASS,
and wishing 10 offer substantial aid to 'hs hudabe
enterprise. offers In The best makcs-
Selected DINNER PLATES, extta thin, at csc. per
dozen;
Selected c. G. PLATES al soc. per doSen;
Selected HANDLED TEAS, extra than, at DC. per
set;
Selected ENGLISH CHINA, HANDLED TEAS.
extra Tain, al sue. per set;
Good IRONsTONE CHINA, HANDLED TEAS, at
4jc ptr SET;
LAMP ClilAINEYS at 40e. per dos-n;
Fine PLAIN GODLETS tbssstles) at SOC. per
dozeB;
TUMBLER<, three sly les, a. use. per dorm
In ROGERS TEA and TABLESPOONS AID
FORKS;
In CAKE-STASDS, CASTORS, sc, &C. You Mil
md large assortment, a. bottom prices, IA
STEVENS,
Je2i sos Broad street.
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RUSSELL DEMOCRATIC MEETING The
Democrats OF Russell have appointed the
following to represent them in the 4,h-of
August Convention:
Lebanon Dislrct--J. l.. Davis, delegate,
and w. j. Hendricks, alternate.
MOcclSin District-GeOrge A. Frazier.
delegate, aud ID. G. Anderson, alternate.
Copper Creek Dis,rici-William Il. As
ton, delegate, ana William \. Gray, alter
nate.
Castle Woods William Field, delegate,
and George Banner, alternate.
Elk Garden II. G. Stewart, delegate, and
w. Il. Spiler, alternate.
New Glrden--C. G. Aston, delegate, and
+. S. Fnney, alternate.
Delegates at Large for the County,. c.
Dent and $. l.. Dinwiddie.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-31
DEATHS.

Died nj her residence. No 29l5 william burg
avenue saturd y, July 80. lSS /. AFTER long aud
patufu illness which she bore with Christian iortl-
tnde, ELIZABETH GRINSrARD, IN her sixty
seventh year
Lead my aunt tenderlv
Down HES steep decline;
Once her arm was ny support,
Now she leans on thine.
See upon her lOyiIg face
I here deep lines OF care:
Lett that rtcor6Ihere.
FROM HER NIECE.
Her funeral will take place TO-DAY (sunfayL at
4 o'clock T.. NJ, from Trinity Methodist Episcopal
church. Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
Invited 10 attend.
Died. on he morning Of July 3Oh' JOIN, in
FAINT ION OF John {. and Mary 7. Knox aged three
Services will take place at hollywood SUNDAY
MORNING at O'Clock.
Died, on July 80. 1881. IN Ashland, Va, Mis-
ARDEEIA LAURENCE JONES, daughter % Col
onel Alfred ". Jones and julia l.. his wife.
Her funeral will take place from her iihers Tesi .
dencA, In Ashland, Hanover county, Va. ca sun
DAY EVENIEG, July 81, 1851, al O'Clock;
The friends Of the family are Invited 10 attend
without further notice,
Died, Yesterday af1ern0On, az 9 O'Clock, Mrs.
MAGDALkNA RAM>TE1TER, wife Of d. Ram.
stetier. IN The forty-sixtb year Of her agt.
Farewell. my cbldrn; lament no more
am not lost but gone before.
Behold the place IN which lie;
As We are now So once WAS l.
NY time has come and am gone,
10 leave ye thus all fOrlorn;
Yet hope on. Children: 10 not delay
lhink OF yOur mother, and SIN obey
Your God aud mine who T. yOilr only friend
Tin death your troubles sOou will end.
Yet pray for me, but do not cry
The saviour died for you and /.
The funeral will take place from ST. Johns Ger
man Lutheran church SUNDAY AFTERNOON al
3 o'clock. Friends aud acquaintanees invited 70
attend without further nOtio@. 81
Died, IN the county OF tenrcO, at The residence
Of hts father. on the goth instant. DAVID HI.
! JO,.ES, In the twenty -fourth year of his age.
! funeral services nc the residence OF his father
! Jeremiah T. Jones, at 10 \. NJ. TO-DAY Sunday J
, Barial at Hollywood at l.. NJ. same dayi fgsends
! Of the family are Invited " attend,