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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-23
DEATHS.
MEETINGS..

hi. 4. on Saturday the 9th instant. in Goochland
c)uniy, TARLTON Il. SMITH, In the seVenty-thlrd
year OF his age.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-23

In retiring from the said Grm | cordially thank
my friends and the public AT large for their liberal
patronage. and earnestly request them to continue
To deal at Old stand. since feel conhdent the
nustue.s win be conducted ia an entirely saisfac-
tory manner by the urn Of VI. A. CH AMBERS.
= HARDWOOD.
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Sol BROAD sIRErT
We are BOW prepared to show compile,
DESIRABLE GOODS,
recently purchased and suited 90 the Ire.o- ..
which Sc can sell ~ price, that Will a-tnn..
who bay heretofore supplied themalya- ...
style or iojurcl fabric from suction.
over 500 piece. new patterns e EMBEoi3iE'.
over lc0 Dieccs new design ofToGCn'N lN.|-
VEENlCELLA LACE.
BEATRICE LACfs,
SPANISH LACEs,
MURILLh LACEs.
50 pieces AIL-WOOL BUNTING at2rct
II pieces ALL-WOOL BLACK CASuNtt
5oc.-ncyer sold before for les than 7O,..
BLACK GRO>-GGAIN SILKS a. 81 wor.. '
Si.40;
BLACK GROS-GRAIN SILKS at ;l.2j ...
fully Sl75;
BLACK GRos.GRAIN SILKS at $50 e..,
fuly ~.
10 qualities Of REMNANTS OF IRISH llNl\..
Is qualilio. OF REMSANTs or BLACK tfArt,
For the mkt two week
WE " I'LL SELL At CLDSlNG.oI 4 Phlti-
The remainder Of our stock Of
CLOAn>.
DOLMhNS,
TI~TER~.
NACkING~,
FLANNFL>.
BLANKETS MD WINTER DRESS GOODS
and those In want Of any Of IA So good, VIII h.
10 their interest To make their purchl,,, 90 u-.
TlIALlllMtB BROTHERS,
Contra B.'.
10 --a.Sa&W 5Sl hrntd ,..'.
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DrssoLrTIONs & pARyNEBsHIPs.

RICHMOND, February %. 1881.
VNHE CO-PAR rNERSHlP HERETO
L FORE exiting between the undersigned under
the frm.name Of :. HARDWOOD x 60. Is ihis day
dissolved by mutual consent. VI. A. tHAMBERn
assumes The partnership liabilities of sad brm. aud
will continue the business at the Old stand. az No.
coo cast Broad street. = HARDWOOD.
VI. 4. CHAMBERS.
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THIRp-CLAsS NATTER.
FoURTH.CLAss NATTER.

Seventh. Upon matter Of the fourth class
The sender may write his own name and ad.
dress, preceded by the word "from," and
also the number aud names OF the articles
inclosed. He may also write upon or attach
to any such articles, by tag or label, mark
or number, name or letter, for purpose OF
Identification.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-23

DOCK AND JOS WORK NEATLY EX.
~ ECurkD AZ the DISPATCH PBlNTiAG-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-02-23

n Office THE MEMBERS Of the
~ MEDICAL PROFESSION Of tho city are re-
questtd TO meet the LOCAL COMMITTEE OF AR
RANGEMENTs OF THE AMERICAN MEDICAL
ASSOCIATION AT the Hall of the Richmond
Academy OF Medicine. corner Fourth and Franklin
straets. on WI DNENDAI NIGHT. 23l insiabt. al
O'Clock. full and prompt attendance IS especial
IN desired, business will be presented OF great III
ierest 10 the profession and community.
By order Of The Committee.
FRANCIS ID. CUNNINGHAM, VI. d.,
f. % It, Ch1irman.
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WRITTEN MATTER II IRE MAILS WHAT
MAY BE SENT Ar LESS THAN FIRST CLASS
RATES. -Undcr the act OF March 3, 1879,
il was provided that "mliable matter Of
the tirst-class sbal embrace all matter
wholly or partially in writing, except as
herein provided" The Washington Post
Of Yesterday saws that the Postmaster
General has issued on order reyoking sec
ton 232, Postal Regulations, and substi-
lutIng the following exceptions, as referred
to In the act quoted:
sGCOND.CLAsS NATTER.
First. Corrected prooisheets and manu-
script copy accompanying the same.
Second. Date and name OF the addressed,
and OF The sender OF circulars. and the
correction Of mere typographical errors
therein.
Third. Bills, receipts. and orders for sub
scription enclosed in second.ciass publica-
tons, provided such bills, receipts, and or
ders shall be 10 such form As to convey no
other information than the name, location,
and subscription price OF the publication
or publications TO which they refer.
| Fourth. The name and address OF the
/ person 10 Wubin sttUuU-CidSS ultitct Dt
sent, and index figure OF subscription
book, and words or figures, or both, indica-
ting the date on which the subscription to
such matter will end.
THIRD-CLAss NATTER.
| Fifth. Upon matter OF The third class,
or upon The wrapper inclosiDg the same, the
sender may write his own name or address,
with the word "from" above and preced.
ing the same, and in either case may make
simple marks. intended TO designate word
or passage OF the text 10 which II is desired
to call attention.
Sixth. There may be placed upon the
cover or blank leaves of any book, or OF any
printed matter OF the third class. simple
manuscript dedication or Inscription; such
dedication or inscription must be confined
to simple address or consignment Of such
book, or other printed matter, as mark oil
respect, aud must not contain anything that
partakes Of the nature OF personal cor
respondencc.
F0URTHCLASs NATTER.
Seventh. Upon matter OF the fourth class
the sender may write his own name and ad.
dress, preceded by the word "from," and
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LEVY BROTHERS

and make their purchases, and went home feeling
happy. "-'
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~ SOUND GOODS,
LOW PRICES,

LOW PRICES,
FAIR nfAifN.
At THALHIMFR BROTHfE>.
sol BROAD sIRErr.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-03-05

A man should enter and graduate from col iege early in life, if at all. He then has am- pie time to look around and find out what he ought to learn to enable him to make re- spectable living.-Neao Orleans Picayune.
 II play only by note, said a pianist. s'Seens to me you could do more execution if you would play by ear," remarked Fogg. 'tSuch reach, you know" And the pianist reached for Fogg who got himself out of the way just in tims.-Bostsn Transcript.
 A Whitehall lady ran her last years bon net through clothes -wringer, and now she has the most stylish hat in town. The rib bons and trimmings resemble watered silk, with smashed soap-bubbles on the strings and miniature snow-balls of starch clinging to the tips of the feather WhttehaW Times.
 A burly rowdy who has already served five or six sentences is brought before the police. Just as they are about to begin the examina- tion, ''Mr. President. !" says he. ''my lawyer is indisposed. I call for a delay of one week" But you have been caught in open misdemeanor, your hand in the pocket of the your Precisely, MT. President; I'm quite anxious to know"
 This is the London T7uth's version of an old story q heard rather good story of 8 common council. A park with a lake has been presented to the town where this council holds sway. One of the councillors moved that hundred gondolas be ordered for the frequenters of the lake. Another councillor at once arose. He said that he agreed with his honorable colleague that gondolas were necessary adjunct to a lake, but he thought to order at once one hundred involved a heavy expenditure of municipal money, and that, therefore, he would move that the number be reduced to two, and that they should leave the increase to nature" :"
Morning journal and courier., 1881-03-05
tyonnal all0 Courier.

EDITED AND PUBLISHED BY
 CARRINGTON & CO.,, No. 400 State Street, Courier Building.
 JOHN B. oARRINGroN. EDWARD T. oARRnNeroE. JOHN B. cARRINaroN, JR.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-03-05
A New Air Ship. 41, Chi,,-o TiDoau


 The descendants of Darius Green, made famous and immortalized by Trowbridge, will never perish from the face of the earth until his dream shall have been realized, and "soon or late we'll navigate the air as now we sail the sea- The last of the line so far is now in Chicago, and his device for aerial locomotion is on exhibition in the Honore building His name is Charles A. Sullivan, and he comes from Starkville, Miss. He is confident that he has found the thing so long sought fora machine that will give the greatest possible power with the least possible weigh for propelling an air ship. His model works very well, and it seems pos sible that it or some modification of it will one day solve the problem. The power, generated by system of clock-work, Is con- municated to the air by means of four fans similar to the ordinary steam-blowers, and they work on the air in the same manner as do the paddles of side-wheeler upon the water covers resembling the half of 8 cheese bow protecting the upper half of the fan from the air. By shifting these covers the power can be so applied as to lift the ship or depress it. Mir Sullivan thinks that with a four horse power engine, weighing four hundred pounds, with gas for fuel, he can supply enough power to propel his contrixance with facility He has made all calculations as to the size of the balloon and the weight of the machine, and thinks that 6 working aervo- lant can be constructed on his model for $1 ,5OO. He only lacks this capital to push it to completion, and, as he thinks, to over- whelming success.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-03-05
IN LOTR TO SUIT.

With her chin upon her hand,
 And her elbow on her knee, 'Tis not hard to understand
 What the maiden's thought must be; With her face with rapture beamipg, And her eyes upon the floor, She is thinking, she is dreaming
 Of the man she docs adore. Then she lifts her eyes of blue
 To dress upon chair, But, although that dress is new,
 Sure her thoughts cannot be there. An, smile of pleasure nutters
 Gently OCT the face 50 pure, As her thoughts she softly utters:
 ''I will cut it pompadour." -Ptt
Morning journal and courier., 1881-03-05
EDITORIAL NOTES.

Senator Vest of Missouri has written home letter strongly opposing prohibitory liquor laws and saying that no Democratic legisla- ture has ever passed one and no Democratic State now has one. These facts explain why the ProhibitioEists of Connecticut have done what they could for the Democratic party.
 An interesting question in regard to the circulation recently surrendered by some of the national banks is settled by commuDi- cation from the Controller of the Currency to national bank officer in New York. The Controller understands that the Treasurer will return the greenbacks deposited provid- ed the bonds have not been withdrawn, and provided, further, that none of the notes of the bank requesting the return have been re- deemed from the deposit. It is estimated that this will release about one-thlrd-or some S., ,OOO, ,OOO-of the United States notes recently deposited.
 The House committee of the Ohio Legis- lature, appointed some days ago to investi- gate the school book monopoly, has decided to call on all clerks of school boards in Ohio and others officially connected herewith to report the prices paid for school books to the auditors of their respective counties, who in turn are to report to the Legislature. Official information has been received from Minnesota by member of the committee to the effect that saving of more than $1OO,- 900 year is effected there by law where by the furnishing of school books is thrown open to direct competition.
 March in ''the glorious climate of Califor- ny" is very different affair from the March that afaicts people in this part of the coun- try. A San Francisco paper of recent date contains the following: .tIf one takes ride into the country now on horseback, the larks will go before him in the morning, alighting on the fences and giving snatches of rollick- ing song. The young dandelions are out rich in golden hues, and are now about as large as $20 gold pieces, and worth great deal more if taken internally. Hyacinths are not yet gone, and the ilacs are just coming into bloom. Along the water-courses the willow, alder and soft maple shaking out their. tassels, and the saucy blackbird is swaying from the cat-tails and reeds of the marshes. D This is decidedly tantalizing.
 The InsurGnce IEnses takes gloomy view of the future of fire insuranee companies if they do not raise their rates of premium. It says that last year only eleven New York fire insurance companies, out of seyenty-nine,
Morning journal and courier., 1881-03-05
How to Prevent Lamp Chimneys Crack
 ing

How to Prevent La mp Ch1mneys Crhck. ing.
 A Leipsie journal, which makes a speciality of matters relating to glass, gives method which it asserts will prevent chimneys from cracking. The treatment will not only rem der lamp chimneys, tumblers and like articles more durable, but may be applied with ad- vantage to crockery, stoneware, porcelain, etc. The chimneys, tunablers, etc., are put into pot filled with cold water, to which some common table salt has been added The water is well boiled over fire. and then al lowed to cool slowly. When the articles are taken out and washed, they will be found to resist afterward any sudden changes of tenn perature. The process is simply one of an healing, and the slower the cooling part of it is conducted the more effective will be the work.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-03-05

The InsurGnce Times takes gloomy view they do not raise their rates of premium. It says that last year only eleven New York fire insurance companies, out of seyenty-nine,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-10-28

y
=, "L -'"'el''"'' '"H''r oi The Atlantic
i -. curtains " paper "y f'o.. ions
'7N- 90 .u' 'U. 'c' Oh "lns English
Co '.s l.' IT, ''o 'aN'' me position
~ '1' gu" ~ .'s twentieth cenlary
600 oo' ~, ~. VIII D' spoken ny nsa'iy
'0V''''O %. Pt'P''' l"Hl oy l""t Time
~ '"' .. Po. Poi''ou Oh Inc business Of
10 ~ VIA 'o "'psa''oa Oy people at
10 ''''. "'s.5',' 'N"'' rs mere matter Of
o'" 'ol.'i0a' inc "h'I' "o'll VIII be
CON I'e''', 10 learn Eoehsn; That 'uli.-
''A',,1 u'i'' tongues VII iaic'out 'leoy.
'" i--s,'.N INC universal language Of
,'''''' '"a' inc i"IC1s OF CIVILIZATION
''''.' 'N''' u" Hhocuce to"aid a
10y 81 'el su"s'i ana 'bat, conversely,
U,''y ." O'V''"i'''n eAeT'a an Influence
'''0 i0o''"" Oh oSintesrah9n OF a
To'D'.'o'' ''DSu's So mat "hen The Roman
i.-LF"o WAS 10 '"' Aeikb. OF lis glory,
~ ,uAi'y 'l* same '"i&"e was spoken in
-" """" an" 'n3 spanish peninsula;
net "' ''i' l''il'au EaIhfe crumDIed, and
o." "EeS a"'p' over lhs ancient civ
.@.'''o-' vac o''''8 nee ""'ch las Iesnit
-, -'-'" l'"'ieu' I'thch and
,l. 'I'.I ''' s'"S' ''sS"' mere can be
NV ~ "ou0' NAV 'uS Hlsiish language
'0.'o 'Du ''".'"H'" Nsl!t 'ha' lis
80 '"' WIN seems inevitable
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-10-28

The New York Commercial cred
ITS Two P)ss.d snts, Jackson an Ar
thur, TO the Irisa immigrant, tile
father ieseh having been born 10
Ireland. The Ui.s OJsercr add.
janice Buchanan, whose father i'm.
nigtatel nom Donegal eight years
tsioro the Pie.iert was born. A
fourth isIut CO 'Le list by the Bui-
a.o Courier D. The name Of Jam IS
K Polk who, the lou,cr says, "was
OF Scotch Irish decent" The Irish
.mmisrani has certainly done his
share M America.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-10-28
TIKI Old EErUBLICAx LEADERS NOT WITH
TIKI rAETY.

ThE OLD EErUBLICAN LEADERS SgT WITH
Tux rAErY.
The Republican Party OF tue last ten
years has been no lees hostile TO the men
who founded it than to the principles on
which t achieved success. skwARD
CHASE, WELLzs, LLNn, GREELEY, SUM q
SCR, ADAMS. PALMER, aud host Of 9TH
ers, among whom / miCn, claim to have
ec;cd an humble part, the men under
whose auspices the Republican Party
chiefly woa ito fame, ceased 10 act with il
when The war was over, slavery abolished,
and the party departed from tic only vital
issues .emdiDing OF those on which Il came
into power. At no period OF our history
have reckless exTayagance and tue sys-
tematic pluuder OF the public treasury by
favored plr,isaus beer so hsgraut as dur
ing The lest term of General GRANTs Ad-
muistration. II was during That period
that Robson, BRLESAP, Williams Girls
WELL, AID DELANO wore members Of the
Cabinet, That tho Whisky Ring, tie Indian
Rings, and The Custom House Rings mes
DID hpuTish; that Indian Agencies were
sold; that the fraudulent claims of SECoR
ana CHoKPENNISG were allowed; aud such
was ;ho waste and irismancgemeut In the
Navy Department that Admiral PORTER
testified on oath before a Committee OF
the House Of Representatives in 1876 that:
"Our navy, taken az whole, is worth
nothing, aud the sooner the country I'M
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-10-28

standing with bowed Lead by tho
cssks,, che gave way TO . deep g,isi
that made itself felt on lhoae Who
stood about her.
Henry WARD BEEcHER aclncwl-
edged 10 the large audience 10 P.ym.
outu Church on Sunday Tia. he lad
once been tl.el Although a hum
dred preserve closets would not now
tempt him at all, there vas once q
time when one closet was a big
temptation. lie could remember.
he was compelled to c0nless. that
once, when he was small he in
vadel the sauc,ity Of the preserve
o,os,t. lie also remembered that
lis MOTHER caught h.m 10 The act and
promptly tLu, bim up in IL dark
closet as rulishmeut Il went in
to that c.o.et 10 repent" sald the
Plymouth pastor, "aut unfortunate
ly, ~ m,.aer lal LEFT some dough-
ru,s 30 t.." Set, 81. 3 MY repent
auca was r,e .one5" Mr. Beech
els rsluan ~ ca ne subject Of
Col. eco a4t.y,s 20, the human
race.
ALEX soArvLLL, WASHINGTON s
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-10-28

ERRiEd BROTHER KEY has been
discovered and interviewed by an
erterpusirg reporter down 10 Ten
aessse. lie says tLat he advised
IYrER TO suppress Tie Star Route
fraud report because it would make
row, and chat hs believes in the
honesty Of BRADY. But the funniest
Pat OF Er,ug Brother KEYS state
ment is Lls aveimsnt that BRADY and
himself were vindicated because
Congress followed their recommeu-
d.tion and made an appropriation to
supply the deficiency IN the Star
service. This is logic worthy Of a
disciple OF HAYES. the Freud.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-10-28
mn cRlND MIMI.

The naval art a,i,t,,v ,sy;.v
which elos.5tt.ceI.i.r.,,.,..,yo VAL.
town wss rr,b.lly .o,c,..la s,,A
as tle FOREIGN o,es,s b,l ,.y.,soo.
however familiar ds, no. ..,,.
tho aruies and ,ro,cr.3 ~ r,,,,a
Tasy uav NOT l,v MN. ,,,.l
oy tne thousand reouI.Ye. and uo
marines ana militia b,r hoy. ,,,s,
II least have hem s,,s,,.i,.l
They say, bodv o,in,.Iii..n, na.,
soldirly. we'll drilled troons n,,os
inc with great stealiress b,,h 49,,
u,ss mil,tia and d, ,Is l..a
they we've also treated 10 , ,i.,,.
e.ouc variety oar ciiiz., sol3,..u
srrsyed in c5sls of man, co,o,g ..1
with acnlos OF an ,b me. l.,.y a,l
.szs and ip La ,eIras.,,;, ~
historic STAGES Of military le,l .o..
from tbe Continental cb,n.,n
hrss jn yoono IN ,bs t,,. 81
orobeau 10 ,bemol.,, c.
elhauJo ybicb dopb,lo.s Jar..L,al
The eyes Of the Won s,epbe,s or1
armed with nj! Varieties Of yssrons
formed picture vhi.s bo ,,s;,o-.
from P,ris ami Berlin w;II c,rr. :,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-10-28

TIE roaiguation Of JANIS n. TY-
nor, Fret Assistant p ostmastor-G Gen
eral, has been requested by Presi-
dynt ARTHUR In commenting upon
this The New York sur very peril
nent!y ssys
The proper time to have given JAMES
n. TyNER Lis walking papers was when
BRADY, instead Of being turned out neck
and heels, was politely asked TO resign
his place as Second Assistant. TysgH AID
BRADY are legac.e OF the late Senator Nor
TON. They were hiG undertaking Licutcr-
ants for years, and during HE lifetime he
projected them from removal.
Without the ability Of BRADY, TYsEn
has shown all the disposition OF that Job
her To profit by his opportunities; ana
when the whole truth is told. it will bo
seen that his record Is as black az that of
of the vile crew with which he was long
associated. His brother, who vas superin-
teEdent of the contracts for postal cards
and the Ike, from which immense profits
have been derived, was quick TO retire
hon Mr.. JANIS notified BRADY TO 90
with expedition"
The SYSTEM of merely 0skiug rosigna-
lions Of ycDal oflc. holders, who ought 10
be prosecuted and semitic The pspitentiary,
is eli wong. President ARTHUR cannot
too socn iLlugurGte reform in this re-
poet, ~ he is carnCsily bent on purrirp
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-10-28

ALASKA is TO have civil Govern
man, cc,,,s .voo,,,;,,.. .5 u
'ei''' WI i"' 'oi'-''' 1"s JUDGES wall
~ 'oD' ''''''' ~ '.I0"'' % goo"
'n'eS $50" lAe records be bound IN
ice. The Territory wall nevor want
for seal, however.
TuouAs GARFIELD q, o,5er
brother oftle i1ls P,es;I-,t occ,
pjes q email farm nes, G,oca r.,
ids Wis The last time has,w H.
brother was at The FAMILY mse,iro
at Msgt5,. on ja,4 NV Yoap, D,y
In nariipg the President sa,3. ovo,,
are como b,,,,,o vonr roo,L,I ,,or,a
while must erconn,,, tronaIo "a.
irc,easjno envts,v Tu.,,.s
FIELD has q son rsrsd atcr no
President. whom bs cIos.ly r...rn
5!es in re,souol a,,resrspca n. :.
Jhiry.one years Of age, and lives
near his father ON tract Of forty
acres purchased by the late Presi-
dent,
WIEN The rerlies for Yortto,,,
were made No ia WASHINGTON ana
The Despatch, Tallsroose Snee5ven
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1881-10-28

TnE outlawry OF the Irish Land
League as an illegal and criminal
body by the Lord Lieutenant Of
Ireland ie thelaleet act Of tie Brit
ish Government in its policy Of re-
morse!ess repression. The Doufca-
tion In the proclamation Of outlaw
~, 'La. ali meetings OF the League
VIII 10 foroib'y dispersed, grows
naturally from the words illegal
and criminal" that arc applied to
the League.
Thus The voice Of Ireland is hush
Cd. The leaders Of the people and
the organizers Of the League are in
Jail. Tie last words to Ireland
from these leaders came from their
prison, and they were, Pay no rent
for the land" The letter Of Arch
bishop CRoEE in deuunciation Of
these words is proof of the strong
antagonisms that now exists ia Ire
land aself
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