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William Loundsberry, a wealthy farmer living
near Pultney. \. u, has been sentenced 10 pay
N'Vo damages for shocking cruelty 10 Daniel
CROKER, who, when only nine years old, was taken
from the almshouse. LoundSberry agreed 10 feed
clotne ana educate the boy, and care for him until
ne was twenty-One. Tie testimony of the how
showed that lac WAS subjected 10 most Thurman
treatment from the farmer. who utterly failed Ia
provide Tor his wants He says: .My clothing was
o. the seantiest my food poor and was inhuinanly
beaten. All through the cold winters for several
years L went without stockings and without an
uNefcoat- sometimes when the family went AWAY
tGey locked me out OF the house, and was Obliged
10 sleep I'm the woodshed. When I was about
eieNeh years old they tied Inc up by the thumbs in
Ihe cellar, took the clothes from me. and whipped
me VII The blood ran down my back and Into my
DootS. And this was because OF a slight offence
Another time LounSOerry tied my hands behind
me, put rope around my neck. and then hung me
up 10 beam In the barn. He let me hang there
untl helghoor came and let the rope go fell
llSeslDle 10 the floor, remaining there until con-
seriousness returned. He knocked me down with
hahGsplke once and kicked me brutallyr AT four
Teen Cfocker ran away, but WAS followed and
brought back, and at nineteen lac again ran away
ana could not be compelled 10 return Croker
could neither read nor write at this Time not hay-
Ing Deen allowed 10 attend school except now and
then in the winter
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LIST OF PRIZES.
The Willard Hotel, with all its Fixtures and Fur
niture $3.50 900
Cne Iesidence on Green street Is, 900
Ohe residence on Green Street. Is, 900
Two Cash Prizes, each S. 600 .... ID' 600
Two Cash Prizes, each 81, 900. ............ 1000
rive Cash Prizes, each 81, 600. .,.,...,,, 5000
Five Cash Prizes, each $500. 2, 500
FIFTY Cash Prizes, each $780, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
One Hundred Cash Prizes each $50 .....,. g. 900
Five Hundred Cash Prizes each 800 ........ TO- 900
One Set OF Bar Furniture. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
One Fine Piano. 500
One Handsome Silver Tea Set.....,.......... 100
400 Boxes Old Bourbon Whisky, $36 ........ H. 400
10 Baskets Champagne S35.........,...... $50
Five Hundred Cash Prizes each SO., 5000
400 Boxes Fine Wines, $50 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. u 900
200 Boxes Robertson County Whisky $50. So, 5000
400 Boxes Havana Cigars. SO .....,......, 1000
Five Hundred Cash Prizes each SO 5000
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A PUBLIC AUCTION.

By order of the Executrix Of the late Thomas J. g
Perry we will sell at auction in lots to suit purchaser
the entire remainder of the
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THE EVENING STAR.
tHtDAH. November q. 1881.
X cRorHERs' DESCRIPTION or AN rRREsroNsIsrn


STATE FOLLOWING iNEBRiETy
10y. T. ID. Cruthers superintendent OF the Hart.
i"rd lnehriate Asylum, argued Co the MedIco Legal
society last night that there IS a trance state fob
lowing inebriety, I'm which the patient is legally
aha practically Irresponsible for his acts
nlS conduct In that condition + purely au-
.tiuaIc, ana ne has no knowledge OF what he ia
eoihs or reeoliection OF it aitcrward DIR Crathers
save tlilS drawn nom his study of ~ cases
tudt hau come under his care. In some of these
..Nses customary routine would be followed au-
uLhaucall!. In other cases strange. Inconsistent
ana utposeless acts would b. done some az ina
c:ises cited were very curious An atheist phySJ-
ian WOULD TURN up at religious meetings pray ana
eNhoft ferNenty, MI the chun'h people with low
over ms conversion, and. on recovery from ina
trance, had no recollection OF his behavior and
was angry and mortified on hearing IL. A b.shful
farmer used Ia go counting only in this trance
state. 1919 'Ne
VIE beating, btCamy. forgery. horse stealing
ana hulnlClde nave been committed I'm this tranr,s
state. and the offender WAS unconscious of the
act. and according u Dr. Cruthrrs not Responsible
for H. Converts of Moody or Murphy have often
been trance victims. ignorant Of what they were
doing. United States senator took the pledge
At gospel temperance meeting. and has ever since
denied any knowledge of having done 50. The
defence often heard from inehrates. that they
were ignorant OF crimes charged upon them,
should Dr. Crothers think, receive consideration,
ana should be subjected 10 competent medical in
Nestgaton.-N. y. sun. 2d
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DIR. BENSON'S
NEW REMEDY AND FAvORITE PRESCRIPTION.
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Two SUPERIOR BAY HORSES AT AUCTION
,o aao-MUhn0M SATURDAY. NOVEMBER FIFTH.
1851, az iMEINE O'CLOCK in front of my auction
ICONS snau sell two fine Bay Horses They are be-
k1nd and gentle; VIII work in any harness.
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Six Of the Finest Dress Shirts 10 order. 81
Six Extra Fine Shirts to order ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. COX
BIZ Fine Shirts to Order 7.6(
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4. ~ 81 know thc es,s a without wsier'
1ven lor drinking purposes. and that man
sn6 besst are suffering hourly ~ oouse.
6utncs of tina most unfortunate STATE q
iaaiss. 1. viii not satisfy the suffering CHI
n>ps 81 Richmond fof The waier ComM'tiee
81 thc counsiI, The City Engineer, or Inc
snt,erintendent Of the Wsfes-Works' 20 say
lhsy are not responsible; for the fsct su'l
r<u,aIns. whoever may be caIpable, that y
"a CRYING shame that the growing city Of
Rjchmond, that bss spent 20 much 70 secure
a. adequate supply Of water, should now
have to depend upon condemned wells ano
abandoned springs Of uncertain cleanliness
Il maktshiis<. The people feel 80 mucn inc
Injury done them that they have not the pa
Silence TO listen to lengthy discussions SIS 70
who IL responsible. All they know IS tnai
they are entitled 10 q supply Of wstef, ana
that il Is not their fault that they are now
utterly without II. They are vexed, 100,
beyond measure that this is 50, and VIII Dol
be pu, Of With excuses until their bydrants
give them the supply they pay for In adj
vance and are entitled 70.
The best thing our city fathers can DO IS
10 give relief Immediately and then take
such steps az will In the future provide
agaspst the recurrence Of such water.
I fsaine az now sfiicts us. II 1t costs
money, Richmond can better do without
money 10 hot Weather than without water.
We would Mggest thst our Water Com
mlsiec and VI. AxTrLL have an immediate
conference, and perhaps something pracsi-
cal may result from IL.
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Africa Already in tho war.

(Msriinsvile Henry county, Herald, Republican,
The colored Bsptists had great meeting
at their church near Ridgeway on Sunday
last. On the same day their Methodist
brethren were gathered in large conclaVe at
Mountain-Top church. The reports Of dis
graceful rows aud uncomfortable "scrIm-
images " indicate rather beiligerent state OF
affairs at both places. The Baptist congre-
CATION was thrown into utmost confusion,
ending 10 disbursement by fight insti-
gated by negro roughs from North Caro-
lima, ia which pistols were discharged, and
stones and blows, fast and bard, fell like
wintry hail. At Mountain Top the situa-
ton was scarcely less conducive to good or
der and attentive worship. A lively light,
assault with battery following, and gross
disturbance Knocked the occasion.
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FALL PROM HORSE. Rev: 5. 5. Var
brongh. whose wife, by fall from horse,
received severe bruising aud had bone
broken, and who used 81. Jacobs OIL with
splendid effect, IN communication upon
the subject, observes: II would have done
one good to listen 10 her eulogizing the oil.
This good lady's experience is simply that
OF multitudes throughout the entire c0un-
appointment, : Wdrahaehis (Iex.) Enisr-
prise.
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"Miss Grundy" writes from Saratoga
" -Four senatorial widowers have been here
at once-Dayid Davis, OF Illinois; Jones,
OF Florida; and 'tbe Rhode-Islond twins,
Anthony and Burnside The two latter are
a. devo,edlv insenarahIe az ever and arc ne
rarely seen apart as when they are in Wash
ington."
The Police Commissioners have as yet re-
ceiyed no reply from Mr.. George Savage,
who has been appointed clerk to the Police
Board In place OF Marriott Boswell. A tel.
egram was sent to the hotel at Niagars
Falls. but word came back that Dir. Savage
had departed,
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Ex-Governor BISHOP, OF Ohio, who Is
now in New York, has informed Tue
Worlds reporter that he is confident OF
Democratic victory in that State this ial''
He thinks BooKwALTER's majority VIII DC
from 5000 to 10000. But for the attempted
assassination Of the President bis majority
would be 10000.
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-
TnoxAs Ckoxfox, d Eszex, whose can
vass Is presidensIaI eletsof Isss ~ vas
brIllisnt one, bas alfendy glyen g epeains
bias. Tor DsSIeL, BAapoun. and MrkisSs z
IL he eounty. As be once declined 70 g
10 Congress, and would MOI now have toe
xovernorship u a were rendered bin' y
may be fairly concluded that be Is IN 10.
agb, because OF devotion to bis State ana
psrss. Let bIm from now uotil November
give s,slwsrt blows In and out 81 DIS
d,str,ci for our ticket and cause. fEANh
BLAND. Tox CHRISTIAN, EDGAR AosTAoof'
ana hos, Of others Of our popular leaders
along the Rappabaunock and the YORK are
already on the stump, aud VIII give
spl,adid account of-themselyes. we wsn'
no DIS in this fight. Buckle on your
amor. Ia the meanwhile let the organ
,x,r, 20 TO work IN every nelgbborhood.
The whole party must be put on thorough
war footing, for CAMERON intends TO carry
kfrics into The war.
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RED SULPHUR.
THE GUESTs-POLTTICs-OUR STATE TICKET
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dl.patch.l
ROANOKE RID SULPHUR,
Au011St II 1891 {

THE Observation-Disclosures STATE TICKET.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspatch.l
ROANOKE RID SULPHUR,
August II, 1881.
There are upwards OF one hundred Visl'
tors at this pleasant summer resort. a
large proportion OF the company are from
Norfolk and Petersburg, though several OF
the southern States are represented, and
also one or two OF the northern.
We were gratlted TO meet here one OF
the real heroes OF the war-MaiOr Whitner,
OF Florida-who still suffers from wound
received at the fight at Reams's Station.
Baltimore city is represented here most
creditabIy by 4 fair matron and three lovely
daughters, whose grace and beauty attract
general admiration.
The nomination OF Daniel is conceded TO
be wise selection; and his purity Of char
acter aud magnetic pOUer frankly acknow-
lodged by bis political opponents. Craig
county will poll large majority for the
white mans ticket" this fall, as will also
Roanoke. It Is no longer question Of dol
lars and cents, but test question whether
the white people OF this State shall or shall
not be controlled by the ignorant negroe:
So lateiy held In bondage that they have nc
On such an issue the two parties must make
the fight this fall, and the result, we feel as
sured, is not involved in doubt.
The ResdjusteIs held nlass-meeting on
Monday and nominated Colonel G.. B.
Board, OF Salem, for the House OF Delegates
He Is president Of the National Bank at Sa
lem. and probably the best selection they
could have made. The Conservative party
an f.NfN - nil
9th OF August 10 select their standard
bearer. J. Allen Watts (son OF the late
Colonel William Watts announced himsel
last week as an independent candidate iol
the Legislature. w. w. Berkeley hiss c1m'
out as candidate, subject to the action
the Conservative Convention. The cam
paign will be an active one, and may be bit
ter, but whatever the result as to local OH
GERS Daniels majority Is assured.
The weather continues dry and bot.
CITIZEN.
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q XAX6&4<
;s j. xssss sl: s a;
s..,, 4, M nv. yesler1av morDny, hfh SLi1'
ti,kT ii + Aeed afsy-'sfss s..r ,sse resf
ier e3e, 10 n,,s. strqei TO-DAY st 3f n
Trisnds SOD requested - sstsHa
MED. Friday nirbt. Auvust lob. l55l, !" E n.
rrs:deiics or ~. parcnts SOC ssyef, nr liza and
WARD GARNBTT, fnfhBt son o. Anne''c q"
EiIiiarp A. \. Conrad. -. ~. y,
The funeral wiz take place from ,he above n Rsh,.
ss,es AID frisnds " the family are Invited 70 a.
tend.
Died OF consumption. Saturday svsoina, Agg s.s
90 lseI al $50 O'Clock. mt The residense oI nef
s,s,.r NJ. g. Curtis Taylor. Miss ANNIE y. Ne
LEY youngest Daughter o. The ss Sso sr oeIost
FuDersI services WI, t.se P' &C., bs,ycs,s
church. Friends and scsnsintsnces OF me fan'"
sr sa ln fGa ssd Manchester IN. H., papers
please CODY.
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WHITE GOODS.

Our stocks IN this department are very ful ORB
include all The latest novelties ana standard sopas
SPECIAL BARGAINS:
FRENCH ORGANDY, very fine aud sheer, 70 Z]t
BEAUTIFUL STRIPED MUSLIN A. IZ.t;
WHITE and CREAM DOTTED, FIGURED, .Al
BROCADED NUsLINS;
NAlNsOOK. LINON DE DACCA, CHECK Nl,-
LINs, CAMBRIA, MAZALGA, &c.
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The Philadelphia Times says: Pennsy'-
ysnis. the home Of Independence Hall aud
,be cradle OF Liberty, must be second 10
none OF the original States In the display
she presents on the doubly historic grouno
Of Yorktown.
The Pennsylvania Legislature appropri'
ated 100000 to defray the expenses oil Inc
military OF the Keystone State.
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.Colonei BOB (" IseRsoLL, having been
asked what OF late had attracted his atten.
ton tsc most, said II was the real ard heart.
feh sympstky for the President which had
beea expressed By the people OF the South.
There Is M old adage thst We should give
Bob bis due, and We DO.
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Uncle SAMMY gives /, out that the De-
moeracy will beyoad a peradyenture carry
tho State OF New York this fall, and, with
Ohio, New York, and Virginia Democratic
in 1881, how can the Republicans, even win
the aid Of their new friends in the South,
hone TO win in 1884?
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-21

Poolseliing is causing the ruin Of great
wnny young men Ia New York, aud caus'
ing much anxiety to businessmen Ia whose
employ they may be. Young men should
learn that the SLOW way OF making money
IS the best and the suresi.
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Death of n Former virginia Lady.

Mrs. Anna g. Curtis, the venerable
mother Of Mrs. Judge Cox, died at the resi-
denee Of her soD.in-law, near MadisonYlle
on Wednesday, in the eightieth year OF hel
age. She was formerly resident OF Rich
mend, Va.y until in ls43, with her husband
and family, she came over the mountains
and to Cincinnati by carriage.
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Rooms STATE COSsERvATIvE-DEMocRATIC)
Executive COMMITTEES,

y
Executive COMMITTEES,
RICHMOND, August 30, 1881. }
The following canvassers are published
by authority OF the Executive COMMITTEE
Fifth Senatorial District-C. A. Her.
mans, Pulaski.
Thirteenth Senatorial District-A. d.
Dickinson, SpOtsylyaDia.
COUNTY AND CITY CANyAssERs.
Bedford: 5. Griffin, p. b. Burks, l.. d.
Hammond. j. c. Fealherstone, j. l.. Arthur
Fl. C. Lowry, William +. Graves, William
j. Buiks.
Davis, w. u. Mckinney.
Dinwiddio: Branch t. Epps.
Brunswick: Needham 5. Turnbull, D
Rayen.sroit Jones.
Nottoway James Epps.
Sussex DR.. j. w. Greene, Colonel John
Prince, DIR. A. NJ. Adkins, William ii
Bardam, p. Fleetwood, and John A. Balm
j. BELL BIGGER, Secretary.
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We would advise our speakers never to
demand anything that 10 not fair and rea'
sonable in arranging for discussions. We
would further advise them, however, never
10 consent to aDy arrangement proposed by
their opponents that Is unfair TO our side.
Better hold separate meetings than do this.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-21

The continued Improvement Of the Presi'
dent during yesterday greatly strengthens
the hestaling hopes OF the country IN bis
ultimate recovery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-21

We have received the first volume oil H.
T. BAaroN's work on Cbancery Practice
wv. RANDOLPH Il ENGLISH, OF this clty'
publishers. Members OF the legal proies'
sion speak highly OF it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-21

As the voice Of one man the suppllca'
lions Of Virginiars have gone up for the
recovery Of the President.
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DRY GOODS. NOTIONS. dc.

EOURQUREAN, PRICE, TEMPLE *
COMPANY,
429 EAST BROAD STREET,
CARDOZO, ALSOP. MOSBY . Coz
1905 EAST MAIN STREET,
during the present month OF special inducements.
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uEETHNGs.

TIE CENTEN ARE DE YORKTOWN
IL VIE.--A Ia derniere reunion de Ia soCIk I,
FRANCHISE DE sEC0UBS MuIUELS III DE-
piENFAIsANgE de Richmond, Vie.. lie o9miie
suivant INT nomme pour faiie de- demarcnes, rels'
tives a Ia celebration du Centenaire de 1crkio~s,
ami aura lien 10 ge CctobPr. proclaim: Me.sleurs
VA. FAViER. j.. r. l. MAsURIER, A. BARGA'
MIN, ~ ID. COLUMBUS. .
lie susdit conlte adresse les Frapcais de IA Vir-
ginie IS ious ceux en- bic avec Ia France
Tous lea Francais descendants Francois. ct tous
feux oui sont en- sympathie avec "a france, resi-
cants de Richmond, DIES enyirons. ct ne toute IA
Vjrxuic saus distinctions ancune, sont prizes &c sc
r,unir a MONTICELLO HALL. DlMAnCHE le
2se Aout, cosrsnt 2 heures ct demie du soir pour
considerer Ia naniere de celbrer diopeinent cet'e
feie nationse. Qa' ne soft mas GU que "a nation
aIite Francaise reste Indifference 'orsque les Amer
Gains tiennenr tieni rendre homnsge aux services
que nos ancefres leur ont renOus.
Tous ceux qui ne pourTant pas etre presents =
rruniou du 2Se coufaDt sont prizes DE Corresponds
avsc e .ous-igne qui preDdra psisir leur fouralr
tous les renseigne 1ent5 youlus.
Par ordre du COmtte. .,
.fatr ~
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SILK DEPARTMENT.

During the present season We are prepared ,omeei
any demands. as We never allow our stock ia s,a-'
ard goods to run low.
sATlNs, 75c. 90 ~;
SILKS, zoe. 20 IS;
sATINs DE LYON and DE MERYElLLIEJA
LINING SILKS, &c;
Look at our sI.50 BLACK slLK-best ever % .Tsi
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PARAsoLs

will be sold at greatly reduced rates ~ are e,,-
mined 10 dispose OF the entire stock. Great Jirsa-
can be iouGd.
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@ CoRsEFsl CoRsETs /

n- CORsETSl CORsETsi
J. MEYER SON
HAVE THE
LARGEST LINE IN TOWN.
THEY RAVE
DIR. WARMERS HEALTH CORSET
DIR. WARMERS FLEXIBLE HIP CORSET
THE HElTzOG HfP.sUPPORTISG CORSET
Our celebrated PARisIAN FRENCH COurrL
CORSET,
THE LADY-TEAZLE CORSET,
The celebrated BON-TON CORSET.
The QUEEN-BE>S HEALTH CORSET ASD
sKlRT-sUPPORTER.
Our USBREAKABLE HE CORSET,
The IR0NslDES FRENCu-wOyEN CORSET.
A FIFTY. BONE FRENCH.WOYEN CORSET A.
soc,
The CORA MISSES CORSET AND SKIRT
SUPPORTER at soc,
A HANDSOME SATIN CORsKT-Blue, Cardinal
Old Gold-oHly $3.50, at
J. MEYER 4 SONS,
au I2-eod CO., and GO3 Broad street.
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NJ SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
corner sixth and Main sirestsl.--kev. W. 2. NALL
will preach at IL A. NJ. NO service al n'fn''
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We arc firm believer in koumss, and Sc
IA the President.
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W REDUCING PRICES

III REDUCING PRICES
FOR THE MONTH or AUGUST.
SPECIAL SALE.
SUMNER GOODS IN ORDER TO SELL
THEM OUT,
WHITE and CREAM EMBROIDERED MUS.
Inns, LINON DE DACCA, PERSIAN NULL.
ORGANIZES, VICTORIA Lawns, WHITE
aud FIGURED LAwNs-all at lower p-...s
than ever.
An kinds OF SUMNER DRESs-GOODS, PAGi-
sOLs, and LINES ULsreRs atless thlac5r
BLACK and COLORED LACE MTTs;
LADIES' and GENTLEMES's HOSIERY;
LACE-TOP GLOVES;
FANS and HoOPSKIRTS,
AT SPECIAL PRICES,
as We do not wish 10 carry over any of thee goods
LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S GAUZE VESTS:
UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS;
LADIES' and GENTLEMEN's HANDKEG-
CHIEFS;
RIBBONS,
LADIES' aud GENTLEMEN's COLLARS all
CUFFS;
LACES, HAMBURGS,
BELTS and KID GLOVES
In great variety and az the lowest prices.
THALHIMEF BROTHERS,
Central Block, SOL Broad street,
au 4 Sa Su&W corner Fifth street.
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rr DEMONSTRATIONS METHODIST
Misunderstanding at 1 1 A. ID. and s;lo Z. n.
by The pastor. Rev. W. q. VADss.
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loo pieces BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS, nice
so o,css sssw sHH si5 al eoor st log
400 pieces u XIV 'Ss 'i pRfss
nsss sn s ssas ySu , v I'D e sSs
bands atfaehed- somethIng entirely new:
Rss a SS SD S. g s lee sLAHk
Ladies. /, viii pay Jon % examine our DRESS
oar SILK DEPAkTMENT IL stocked with every
grade, price. and quslfty: our. 5Oc. 0hOs-
g ss oor soc SIX r 30" esIi from M our 81
SILK Is The best value ever sffsref In Richmond
for the money our sI.2o SILK Is rseny worth
l 600 WHITE SPREADS, slightly damaged.
sl.50-real value s2.7o.
CARPETS.
We have Just opened NEW LINE OF CAhPEIs,
which we Offer alta slight advance on msnnfac-
2 case s.'i NOME 0Is cAMBRIcs at s4c.-rea value
PRINT EXPERIMENTATION OR
RETAIL
is complete in the NEWEST STYLES and PAT
TERMS, TO be sold at AZ, 9, 81, 7, and SIC.
FLANNELS. PLASNELs
SUPERB ALL-wooL RID TWiLLED FLAN-
rxS Ff.- Gravy MEDrcArsD rwILLED
sUPERIOR ANTI.RHEUMATIC TwfLLED
srrBLIME s" and e-oUNCE TwILLED FLAN-
NAYY WI; ~ III TwWTiELkp FLANNEL from ace.
eRSY TwILLED FLANNEL from lss up to
WHITE FL ANNEL from I0c. up 20 ell rs;
PLAIN RED, BLUE, GRAY, sDd ORANSE
FIANeEL at all prices;
OPERA FLANNELs nom zoe. M;
NAVY BLUE FLANNVL CUTTINGS. 26c
CANTON FLANNEL Of all popular brands Ia all
guahtiss-chespsr than jobbers' prices.
BLANKETS, BLANKETS.
or this article we desire 10 saw that our stock Is
com plete In all sizes aRd qualities, and carrying
the largest stock OF any house In tie city are
consequently enabled 10 OFFER greater Bargains.
SYCLE RROTHERS
ol.sod 8lI Broad street.
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NNAWON TRIBE. No. 80, ]. Q. r. NJ
N CHIEFS AED RRoTHERs,-You are requested
10 aiecd regular councils % your TRIBE on the ~
sleep OF - moon. st the 9Th ran, =. ID. $50
MONDAY EVENING, August %, 1881, o.
DC ock as business OF lie portapce 10 each member
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FANCY GOODS. &c.


STEVENS
is receiving lots OF NEW GOODS, among which are
100 BIRD CAGES atkl;
rs TOILET SETS at 81, as good as those we
usually sell at 81 so and 81;
25 FiVe.foot sTEP-LADDERS ats1
25 six. foot sTEP-LADDERs At 81 rs;
90 dozen foarrow TOOTH BRUSHES at l0c.;
so dozen SOLID BONE-HANDLE KNIVES at
al per set;
80 FRENCH PLATE-GLAsS MIRRORS atsl;
4 full line OF sizes in CHISA-HEAD DOLLS from
Sc. up;
A full line or INDEsTRUCTABLE DOLLS from
Toe. up;
A full line of WAX DOLLS from los. up-the best
goods for The money In town.
We continue our CRocKE9Y SALE, selling
Selected DINNER PLATES at esc. per dozen;
ExtVa thin CUPS and SAUCRRs st so perset;
Splendid gwERs ana BASINS fer s5c.:
Handsome PLAIN 6oBLETs Al soc. per dossn
and all sher goodsin proportion, at
STEVENS.
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For further information as 10 the NORTHWEST
ERN MUTUAL address JOHN b. CARY,
state As@nt, 1918 Main street
Richmond, Va.
Or. j. S. ID. CULLEN, Medical Examiner.
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