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LIME. PLASTER. CEMENT. de.

SCHOONER "E. ARCULARlUS,' de
y rect from ROoAlaud. Me-, with a cargo of FRI ST
rom he celebrated - Crockett" Lime-KllBs.
Messrs Crockett & Co. Own the best lime rock IN
R0ckland anu guarantee their lime 10 be equal 10
ANY lime ever sold In this mArke and superior TO
the large bulk of II. WARNER MOORE
Lire Cement, LHmD- aud Ground Plaster.
Seyenieentk street. south side DOCK.
my 3l-tJel4
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LOST. STRAYED. AND STOLEN.

& REWARD SPRAYED from ~,
DD my farm. ou MechWic.yile turnpike. 2-2A
Nav 20. 1881, q M Ill tHF-TN CT->ORRt l.
NJ AR "ilh 4 ,aadle-malk on her righi side and 4
will b.. paid II ltitaf n. f.. Condrcy's. O'd Market.
or al my farm. JAMES MILTON CARTER.
4 Z
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LONDON, June s.-The Ddiig telegraph
says: 1.-The Government has received such
serious news from Ireland during the last
lew days that measure calculated to deal
with the exceptional state OF affairs there IL.
we believe. engaging the attention OF the
Minister'S"
The ChroRicle says: 40 We understand
that the Government is considering the
question OF the suspension OF the irish Jury
laws. and will probably introduce bill Tor
that purpose in the course OF the present
session OF Parliament without interfering
with the land BILL"
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DWELLINGS AID STORES FOR -
IL RtNT. IL
BUSINESS CHANCE.

EOR sALE-A RARE CHANCE-THE
L BARK- AND sUMAC-MiLLS known As
,.BA>IN MILLS" IN ;he city Of Richmond. win
The T-NFXPIRFD LEASE. running fo November
l. So. For further Information inquire OF :. A.
~ . ~ Il. J. YOUNG.
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DOR RENT, BOARDINGHOU>Es. 4
or RENT THAT LARGE ANDr

EOR RENT. THAT LARGE AND =
L ELEGANTLY ARRANGED DWELL IL
ING On Ross street near GOV rnor street. 20"
owutd ana occupied ay samuel :. tnifreli, ksq
containing Ten rooms an1 all corveniencfs. Large
lot adjoining. handsomely lIid Of win ine shrub
berry e.. This is truly one OF 'he be9tarrlnged
and most c0nvener ily-lOcated dwellings 40 tie CITY,
Rent very low, ana possession n tuN TIME. Aupy 10
an ROBERT q. Lyme.
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DANVTLLE.

A TORCIILICHT PB0CESTON-iHE THEATRE
FULL OF. PEOPLE-SPEECHEs FROM HON.
GEORGE y. WISE AND DB. MONTEIEO.
Correspondence OF Tie Richmond Dispatchl
OCTOBER %, 1881.
Hon. George ID. Wise was escorted TO
the Theatre last night by the Daniel Cam
paign Club in a torchlight procession, and
after q graceful Introduction by Captain
Harry Noodng, president Of the Club,
proceeded 10 address the people. Every
seat and all the available space on the floor
was occupied, and the gallery, besides, was
nearly full If colored people. Dir. Wise
spoke for about an hour and half, and in
this speech he seemed not TO seek FOR ap-
plausc, but to instruct the people. In
the plainest terms possible he spoke OF
Malone, Cameron, Blair, and Lewis, the
funding bill, the IIankel bill, Riddleber-
GERS ill, the present condition OF the
finances OF the State, the Richmond wing,
and the National Republican,. Mr.. Wise
states emphatically that more depends upon
this election than has depended upon any
election since 1869. Genera, Malone llay-
ing proposed TO transfer his thirty thousand
white followers to the eighty thousand Re-
publicanS i'm the State, and thus transfer
the control of the State to the Republicans,
there must be terms OF the coalition, says
Mr.. Wise, not yet brought to lisht-some-
thing to be proposed which has not yet
been publicly announced. Mr.. Wise, as ]
have said, seemed to think nothing about
applause, but after clear exposition OF
facts and arguments upon each of the sew
cral points under discussion, there would
come a flash, and then the applause would
follow.
DR.. Monteiro, Of Manchester, was, l
think, in the carriage with Mr.. Wise.
When Mr.. Wise had concluded DR.. Mon
teiro was called for, and he came at once to
the foot-lights. lie spoke as one who was
not a politician by profession, but had seen
OF men and things in the politi-
cal world and made his notes about them,
and his speech, / may say, was big dish
of salmagundi. The enjoyment OF the inn
mense audience was shown in applause
which were heard far away up town. And
then we all came home. ALPHA.
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prrrRsBuRG.

ACQUITTED or ME CHARGE OF AUhDhk-hE-
spsuxrER SENATORIAL. c0NyENTi0S-THE
pxMOrgATfc NOMINEES Y0R TIE HOUSE,
pREsENTMExTs AGAINST MERCHANTS - A
MINISTER or DUELLiYG-sYHoD OF yIR-
GINIk.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.I
OCTOBER %, 1881.
In the Hastings Court to-day John Ma
son (colored), indicted for the murder OF
Allen Brooks In September last, was tried
and acquitted. The ground OF the defence
was that Of iustifable homicide, which tue
Jury sustained.
The Reaiiuster Senatorial Convention
for this district met here to-day, and nomi-
mated Il. Boiling Wilcox for reelection.
There were no delegates in attendance from
suiTy county. :,
Mcssrs. Hugh r. Smith and Charles NJ.
Walsh. the Democratic candidates for the
House OF Delegates in this city, are we'll
known and honored citizens, and make a
strong ticket. Mr.. Smith was n gallant
soldier during the war, has been q member
of our Common Council for many years,
and Il very popular. MIR. Walsh has served
n term in the Legislature, where his course
gave satisfaction, and no man Among Our
people stands in higher estimation Of the
community than he.
The grand jury yesterday and to-day
presented number OF orr merchants for
failing 10 make their quarterly returns TO
the commissioner Of the revenue, as re
quired by law.
Pcv. Dr. T. D. Withcrspoon, Of the
Tabb-Street Presbyterian church, preached
a special sermon on duelling on Sunday
night before large congregation. He
took very strong ground against duelling
as a relic Of arbarism, and as against the
morals OF all laws, sacred and profane.
The code Of honor he pronounced to be
the code Of blood, and the field OF honor
the field OF murder.
Arrangements are pretty well completed
for the accommodation and entertainment
OF the clergy and lay delegates who will
attend the synod OF Virginia, which meets
in this city next Tuesday. Between go
and 300 delegates are expected.
John T.. Morris (cOlored), aged twelve
wears, was instantly killed to-day by the
accidental discharge Of pistol in his own
hands. The ball passed through the heart.
ROBIN ADAIR.
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DEATHS.

Died. Tuesday. October 25th, at AZ p. NJ. Mrs.
MARIA G.. HERNDON, wife Of DIR. 4. Is. liern-
don.
DAY az 10 \. NJ. ~
Died. at his residence. Nc SIC north Seventh
street at O'Clock yesterday morning Mr.
THOMAS ". SPRATLEl, IN The hity-seyenth
year Of his age.
THIS AFTERNOON at 81 o'clock. Friends Of The
family are respectfully invited 10 attend.
Norfolk and Petersburg papers please cory.
Died Tuesday night, 25th Instant, LEWIS
HELD, I'm the siNty-first year Of his age
Ills funeral will take place from his late resi-
dcnce. No. GIL Broad street. THIS AfIEkNODN
nj O'Clock. Friends Of tie family are Invited %
attend.
Died, Of cholcra-lnflntum, LAWRENCE PAGE,
son of X. n. and 4. +. Roberts; aged eight months
lis funeral VIII take place THIS Wednesday
AFTERNOON at half-past 2 o'clock from his
fathers residence, No. 213 Cherry street.
Died. October "a, 1881, at 7:f5 p. W., ROBERT
If. JONES, in the twentieth year Of his age.
lie WAS loved and respected by AL who knew
him-strlctly moral, gentccl and polite, quiet ana
northumberland those who were most Intimate
with him deeply dcplOre their loss Of one who was
In Ghc bloom Of youth and the pride Of his man
hood: but as God gave and he has taken away, We
say with all humility, blessed be tbs name, for he
doeth al things well. ...,,. -.
October 25th, ut o'clock +. VI, NJ the Second
African Baptist church. Friends and acquaint-
ances are invited - attend.
Died. AT HIS residence, No. rs east BYRD street,
Monday at 1925 o'clock Il. NJ. JOHN FIJI
hugh I'm the siXty-second year Of his age.
Ills funeral viii take place TO-DAY tWednesdayl
Baptist church. The friends Of the family are in-
yited Oattend.
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CHARLES CITY AND NEW KENT.

Editors Dispatch: our cause is progress
ing finely here. Captain john Lamb, our
nominee for House OF Delegates, is making
a vigorous campaign against his c0mreti-
tors, T. Il. Lacy, RcadiusteT, and W. l..
TinsIey, Republican. The discussions are
more than satisfactory. Lamb has beaten
them wherever we have heard them. The
people are on our side now. In New Kent
county, once their stronghold, some OF the
most prominent RcddiusterS are with us
the masses Of them indifferent about re-
adjustment and many OF them supporting
Lamb, while the Republicans are divided
between him and Tinsley and Lacy.
Charles City is almost solid foru From
the present outlook Lambs election is as
sured. If the same change has taken place
in other RCddiuster districts rs here, we
must gain the General Assembly by large
majority. Their speakers are spiritless.
The mention Of their thread-bare theme
arouseS no enthusiasm, while our Standard
bearer is greeted with cheers everywhere
he speaks.
AT Harwood's Store, Charles City Court
house. Pollard'S Store, and Nance's Shop,
and New Kent Courthouse, the discussions
were complete triumphs for our side, and
we hear the same OF other places In New
Kent.
1t is pity that the Wing, whose semi
weekly edition once controlled 20 so large
an extent the political sentiment OF these
counties, is derided by our true people for
its spqSmOdic efforts to perpetate q wrong
upon the Commonwealth, and its persistent
publication Of such reports as so from its
correspondents about these discussions.
We have no hard feeling for the wing.
Can't have. Old friendship and all that
forbid; but we are sorry as for q friend
overtaken in n gricyous fault; are sorTy
that the "gods make mad, then destroy"
). N. Dunlop, Esq, Of your city, made
an elegant and effective speech at Charles
City Courthouse for our cause. Score one
more vote for an upright judiciary. y.
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A Republican Fight In virginia.


The following circular-lctter explains
itself:
Here follows the circular we published
on the 10th instmt.]
Does the National Republican Committee
in 40 earnestly desiring the success OF the
Coalition have The interest OF Virginia IN
their hearts DO they wish to place the
Old Dominion in the sunshine or IN the
shade? In 1879 many of the Republican
senators opposed this coalition. What has
caused the changer The issue is the same
now as then, save that General Malone has
"elam-inated 4 few more millions since
then. But the Republican senators have
needed a vote since then, and they have got
it. II we Loo on that picture $50 and
on this dSSp, and consider what has hap
pened in the mean time, we can only draw
an inference that will make us tremble for
the republic.
To defeat "the Bourbon Democracy"
$50 calIed) the coalition must be permanent.
DO the followers Of Malone intend TO go
over permanently 20 the Republican party Z
w DO the Republicans intend TO remain
leoIlowers OF Malone? Or IL it really a
h nonroon Chat is, selfsh coalition OF office
osIioes ana ofiice-seekers for the sake of
Cnn,,;,t Dovs the Republican National
vo.ninit.ee " know that nine.tenths of tho
1yseis OF Tue Malone party arc renndiotors
ne eoiored voter says 81 d;d w.
~ uyo', ana therefore do not o,va aos Hmm
ol u The white voter sa ry' owe one cent
m MAS contracted on The Iaith,f me debt
withant S@s have taken the c"ns inSe dr9;
: no io,,. our consent, and therosa SsueIatioh
|. debt. M 'Sgally or morally honnS we are
! honnd cue cue United States Goy ouna lor the
~; ,or she debt, IL any ono \. 'ui'ieht Is
know an an the friends OF Oh v;.
: abon, tliat Che usual vote ~ y. t,Hginla to
' soout 100000, and tl,e c' Vi the State Il
, ao,VVV,O0O, OF which revenue near
e represensst,,a 10. pay over $500 oo 1 rhe
o reyenua sS 'es Oh over five sixths Inc
: our nuS,, earnestly desircv ~ n oi our
Dun puDnc credit. Those who :, ,ou preserve
"y tue aeot want to settle Il h W." nave to
, me ola issues between Tho ola
: are last fading away and new t"s vlu parties
, vo.nng 70 the front to bring io,t she las, iast
parties. II Malone carries V,r ,Srsn new
iali we VIII soon have a renudiaf;n n,a tnls
} state and nationaD In these United q p,aI'y
pred IN Virginia by William Mahona o..
OF universal suffrage. and no,irisbrd ~, ~ az
National Republican Committee. ever p sne
publican United States senator, Genera III, ~
:. Grant, Hon. William E. Chandler. and
all % Republican leaders OF national rep,,.
ealioh' J. J. THOMAS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ar THE LARGEST DRY-GuoDs
STORE IN THE STATE.
LEVY BROTHERS. THE Largest ANn
BEsT-AssoRTED STOCK.
PRICES ALWAYS THE LowEer.

ELEGANT Silks; sATIys, cAagMrprs.
XELAyEIs, sAHIiE DE- LYON, ana WORST
cLoHKs;sA,coUEs' wALKISG-JACEETs.an
cARP p'2 SO, oJiL-cLOTHs, uArTrNGs. Dyrc.
TABLE-CIOTIis, NAPKINS, DOiLT-s row
ELS. sIiEETINGs, ana PlLLOW-CASINt.s.
BLANKETS, COMFORTABLEs, and QUILTS.
A large assortment or THkEE-BUTTON I'm,
GLOVES NJ 90, 60, 75er 81, Sl.2j, ami $3.50
pair:
FOSTERS KID GLOVES, With The patent ,,es
fasfenings-the bot Kid Glove in tie world.
LADIES UNDERWEAR 81 our own ullanc-
turC--we Offer extraordinary induccmcufi in
MEiiINO and LAMBS'-wOOL SHIRTS anl
DRAWERS for mcns women, and children:
HOSE aud HALF-DOsE IN al styles aud qalH-
ties--some special barRsinsi
KNIT GOODS, such ~ SIIAWLS. tKETs
sCARFs, \ UBIAs. HOODS, SOCKS,
SACQUEs, &c.
DECORATE. DECORATE. DFCORATF,
FLAGS. BUNTING, CA5iBRICS. and CALI
CO.'S. Decorate for the grand celebration
Every family should decorate.
CLOAK CLOTHS and ,sNChiNGs;
GENTLEbifsH'S FURNISHING GOODS OF cycrg
TRTNKs, SirCIELs, TRUSK-srRAPs. ana
FANcY GOODS ana SoUoSs IN oauc.. vi,
DOLLS BOOKS, woRN-BOXEs, DssEs, and
FxceiIent NoTE-PAPER sts1 pcr roam:
Excellent ENVELOPES AZ 4Cc. Tor r. box II 9s1.
GILT, GOLD-PLATE, CELLULOlD, JET, aai
FANCY JEWELRY.
FaIInol 70 decorate for the grand Yorktown Con.
tennial celebration. FLAGS, BUNTING.
LANTERNS. &c, AZ the lowest prices.
HOOP, BALMORhi-, and BOlLENAPF-
SKIRTS, and thousands Of other ari,c, no mo
big store " LEVY BkOIhiE-'.
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Il is reported from Los Angeles, Cali,
that an enormous deposit OF tin ore ms
been discovered at Pomona-no grcatsQis-
lance from that city-the assays Of which
show a result Of $3.50 per ton OF tin.
This mass of tin ore had previously been
mistaken by prospectors Tor common rock
stained with iron. This is just what was
wanted in this country, as tin enters so
largely into American manufactures that on
the score Of purity alone native supply
was desirable. The canned goods trade
has been greatly injured by the admiXture
of lead in heavy proportions. and good
proportion Of the culinary articles are tin
only in name. The business Of covering
iron with tin is a rapidly-growing one, and
with full supply Of this metal it would
be vastly extended.
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~ SPECIAL ATTRACTION FOR
FAIR WEEK.
GRAND EXHIBITION
HANDSOME AND STYLISH GOODS
AT
JULIUS MEYER & SONS,
col AND COS BROAD STREET.

Immense lot Of LADIES' CLOAKS, DOLMANS,
ULsTEEs, and sACQUEs, rom $3.50 10 sac;
ELEGANT TLUsH-TRlMMED LIGHT CLOTH
JACKETS, only IS;
HANDSOME TRIMMED CLOTH DOLMANS,
only &c;
NlCELY-TRiMAlFD CLOTH CLOAhS, only 81
MISSES and CIfILDREN'S CLOAKs, ULsTERS,
and JACKETS from $3.50 N SIS;
MISSES UAVELOCKS, very stylish;
in DRESS. GOODS We ere showing an the LATEST
NOVELTIES, from csc. 20 80 per yard
hll the latest shades On sURAH SATlNS, VEL
VETS. and pLUSliES:
Another lot of the ALL-W0OL MUMMY CLOTHS
al 2Oc worth 3Jc.;
Another lot Of the ENGLISH TWILLED CASH
MERES 40 Zoe;
Our DOLLAE COLORED DRESS SlLhs arc
splendid FOR the price;
BLACK SATISS from zoe. to 80
BLACK SILK NELYETS from II upwards;
I'm BLACK GOODS we have larger line and lower
prices than ever;
% pieces BLACK CASFIMERES 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.
ENIhil 1J's
Large stock OF CREPE CLOTHS, UENRIETTAS,
DRAP D'ALMAS, &c;
our stock Of sIIAWLS is large, and We have many
new and handsome styles;
BLANKETS and COMFORTABLESat way-doun
low prices;
just opened another lot Of the JOUVIN TWO
BUTTON KID GLOVES at soc. They are
selling fast.
The LAFAYETTE KID GLOVE, with Fosters
Patent Lace Hooks, Ia five hooks, sl.25; seven
hooks, Sl.G5;
MISSES TWO-BUTTON KID GLOVES At 5Oc.;
Elegant stock of hnc ROLLED-GOLD and JET
JEWELRY. JULIUS MEYER & son,
oc I6-dtf COL and COS Broad street.
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i7s1. e nEADQUARTERs lssl

1881. esT HEADQUARTERs 1881.
CENTENNIAL, DRY-GOODS HOUSE,
THALHisfER BROTHERS,
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS AND BARGAINS
OFFERED THIS WEEK,
as T We e1 rye pT IgliEssTT ASD CHOICEST GOODS
OF THE SEASON,
so don't fail 70 see our stock before purchasing
your goods. go ~,
22o BLACK BEAVER and DIAGONAL cLoAKs
1eo B 5Toai k aSd ILiGHTDoLMANs from IS to
sos TADrEs and MISSES LIGHT CLOTH and
FLANNEL WALhING-JAChEIS IRON
1-s iJe;IIT and DARK ULsTERs, latest styles
and e0lors, from 81 20 f2O.
Don't f,iI 70 sec Our line Of these goods, as IL Is
10 pIeees singie- and double-fold FLANEELs,
FOR dresses and jackets, from Zoe. to sl'oO
80 pieces e "a sACKINGs and ULSTER CLOTH
from 81 10 : ) 4 yard; -
AZ pieces PLAN sud MATALAssE FLAN-
NELS, in blue, cariinaL wine, cream &C.
from rs 70 7jc n yard:
An elegant line Of WHITE, RED, GRAY and
BLUEFLANSELS at low prices.
We ca special si'epi2n to ogE rev iWpS9T1t19.lSsa
PLUslIES, BRQCADES, which cannot be
eNceiied I'm the city. - o.
PRINCES, CORDS and TASSELS, BEAD
Ed BALLS, ORNAMENTS, BEADED
TRIMMINGS. BUTTONS. &C., for dress
trimmings, which cannot be beat;
go pieces DOMESTIC DRESS GOODS. n all the
new shades aud styles, from 12z to soc.
yard; -
100 pieces PLAIDS, STRIPES. BROCADES, and
NOVELTIES for dresses and trimmings,
from 25c. 20 - q yard
So pieces FRENCH CAsllNIEBES from % 10
7Jc. yard: .. ,,o,,,r,
CLOTHS from g. TO 75c.
BLACK GOODS! MOURNING GOODSl
Tho largest. best, and cheapest stock In the cily
BLACK CAsHMERES 40 inches wide at 65c.-
former price : yard; ,o,,.,.,.
4 fun line Of MONTE. SHUDAlI, MILES,
GRAPE. and HENRIETTA CLOTHS atvery
low prices. Don't miss our black goods Stock
CARPETSl CARPETS
GJ pieces COTTON CHAIN CARPETS from
4s pieces S IGiL.i-wooL CARPETS from 6oc. to
Best TGPEsTRY CARPETS in the city at 9Oc.
and 81:
$50 TAPESTRY and VELVET RUGS from Use.
10 sc. ,
As our immense stock cannot be mentioned. all
we as, Is q call 20 De- convinced Of The bargains VIC
arc Offering THALHlAiER BROTHERS,
sol east Broad street, corner FIRM.
oc 22-dst&tSa Su&W
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MARRIAGES.

Married, at Spring Garden, the residence Of tie
bride's narcnfs. ON the oath Instant, by the Rev.
William :. Thompson. CHARLES WILLIAMSON,
formerly Of Norfolk. 10 Miss MARY J.. WOOD, Of
Fluyanna county, Va.
Married. I'm Richmond Va, October %, 1881.
by Rev. Charles II. Ryllnd, assisted by Rev. John
Pollard, Mr.. RICHARD 4. NONCURE, Of IeNls,
and Misc ANNA j. GASkINS, Of Richmond.
Married, at Richmond, Va, October 10Th, a. the
residence Of the Officiating clergyman, SIR. Jam,
LuxfOrd, Mr.. :. y. SIllPPLELI, 90 BurkcNillr'
10 Miss MOLLIE J. DAVIS, Of Richmond. Va. y
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ad nSsYada has lately contributed q valuable
ss w.. 10 the minerals found In this coun-
hei. ~ consists in the discovery OF large
H., OF nitrates near Browns station,
ot raIssI Desert. The State tnineralogist
era J,sa ~ ii. g. Hanks, finds the min.
eard ~ , pe very rich nitrate Of soda. and re-
T,ortsn Ivy discovery as one of the most inn
I'm I.a' made on the Pacific coast.
nor ,dI y; Phkham's Vegetable Com.
p ps''a mas done thousands 81 ,ynn,s r,ns
~" 'nan The medicines Of many S doc ,,Uae
positive cure for All fe,ra Jo' so,.,
P'Ain's. Send to Mrs. Lydia E. PInkS So,a-
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FLUVANNA COUNTY.

PALMYRA, VA, October y, 1881.
Editors Dispatch: Much has been said
in the papers about the mineral resources
of Virginia in different counties, but no
one, it seems, has undertaken to speak for
Fluvanna. Through the mtiring energy
OF Luther X. Payne, county surveyor
(who first discovered it), assisted by Robert
Durrett, of Howardsyille, Va, splendid
vein OF magnetic iron-ore has been traced
across the county. They have contracted
with the principal parties on the. vein to
develop and try to sell their mineral rights.
They have succeeded in interesting the
Pennsylvania Steel Company n wealthy
company so far as to go to work to develop,
with view TO purchase, said mineral
rights. Work will commence on or about
the 25th instant on Mr.. William b. RyaPs
farm, one and half miles north OF VIII
mingtOn.
think there Is bright future in store
Tor the sold State Of Flu.," II perSimmons
crop.
VI above more anon. Yours truly,
RACCOON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-26
MILITARY NOYaCES.

HEADeUARTEGs COMPANY FL
FIRST REGIMENT VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS.
EICHNONp, Va. y
GENERAL. ORDER No. 3S.-Thc Off Z
" GERS and member, ~ th, company VIII as ~
scmhlc WEDNESDAY 40 $3.50 s.. VI, il full IN
dress uniform, on Broad street. Ia front OF the II
City Hail. e. participate i'm the parade. Every
member Is expected 10 Dee present.
by order OF Captain j. II. PAFATEE.
Oc 26-lt j. G.. BlBCIfEIT, O. s.
CtRAYS, hTTENTION!-Assemblc in z
" front Of the city Hal. Broad street, ON q
WEDNESDAY NENI, iu full-,irc,s uniforms. ~
for regmental parade, at % O'Clock prompuy.H
This closes the centennial parade.
By order of captain EOSrItUN.
oc25-2t J.E.TYLER, orderly.