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, 1881-12-10

ToEHSnSA1.-M MAcnOAALlrS GUAR
il ui.txxlt euro tnr Eatnrll. ThS uuiy remedy yct
l.eovuFf6 that Immediately un1 ufacisallY cures
Thu xAs} Ma yluld u ~ n1Iiertul euEa-
sh9 h*s,t tnH Mostr!!a, Tut Gre.h EAsurfnys. a%
u MUIloy tuirdpI. HuA ut IA .ts CLARK 4ni bAa.
*n,,.sfA, 1iskAif. y h1tti. Eh1k,t H 4ruxxsss
, 1881-12-10

VT BUSINESS PERSONALS.
JJEltSONAl,-ALLT TROUBLED WITH
GAtaFris IN tic Arn4 .liuulA IuaA ur. A.. J. llues
New Stblit ut Sult-trpaIluunt fatf EHtAFth; nuIlu
u utIy' addrcss. KOE y EnER!lAllI, lii Aprth
alMLMtsl.f Ai4URltIlGt0n III. i,---
, 1881-12-10

T1JIt SA LOTS,
II OH HAi.E.M MArl.t:Wpop IdrL*.
OUTSIDE FiitE AND ElTf LIMITS,
corner uf Fullerton and Mesiern.ava. .ioNr nslles
from CDnrt.i!nt*. Acce*:'9o ~ h1rss n'.1 sst'a,, %
lola HyU city saxes. rrleu VI lots !3 v ~!
payments. w, fAHllN.
, 1881-12-10
{5OtiHD TAINTED.

pUANfl-A CANADIAN GENTLEMAN
~ mants 10 Hnl well. nrrl,csa with s..u,l
bt.Mtl III MEG private fnslsly hhpru ftlshi'tlnblt
tyse Miie @rcnfltfnrr @ rtInrnrht and e1'nsnrt
S"r.h se, or tuHth nl lhiriy-tlInli!-* lrelerIrd.
lfufrrnllE4K, Aa,lr,sA NJ tt,yIulHH ulitG,
, 1881-12-10

1j7Uts SA11E-SOUrJl ClilCAtiD LOTS,
yi!oEcS l.se.s n. c''shtts 1T hIFsnin nsTAfiUit
, 1881-12-10

11pIt SA1tE-TEN ACHES, ONE MILE
IL veal Uf tho city limits, nt n bargain.
HENRY WAII.E3E JIt.
jtkuwt
, 1881-12-10

WANTED--AN, 1MPitOVED FARM
w for nurtaaxo.we! Hncn!iit cIenr suburban luts,
uod s",to ct.ssti to,al td6. AldersE &. g. 9Tibtiny
, 1881-12-10

l., nenr rhrty-ftth-st snttDn1 lot utx tut house aaI
" feSs %s,ns ~ .o'I naor ~ ot aa oa Mster
*, nnaiE dnished, and worry cunson!ol!tiy ar
aaeul viii ha sold Cheap tlnd On rAyy tGrnt r taken
Hohee. GEDttGE tl. UtNilE,
, 1881-12-10

JjOltSAl.E- ~ ACRES 1N;HltNkS UF5
X Aerut. utu hDrk ur Al, Seventy -tinlh-sl. Lv-
uEDf;fsE 4. N{niUE,
afGRprt D}Dek " Cnrk-st.
, 1881-12-10

EON SALE7lltOS lAli.lN; AND
r posts about ~ l.naa1 irpt, n .!f tho euSt
u nas, pNIUS .uuNultt WIlikh,
Corner ktIirrt.th and t'rnr1uFn-stt.
, 1881-12-10

nuANl,-Df 4 YOUNG LAWYER IN
i rchnrd l,rssnta tn'n!Iy. Address With tcrMs. II
N. EfliLIlD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-02

SCRANTON, Pa, February 2S.-At II
o'clock this morning the coroner empan-
cled 4 Jury and viewed the bodies OF the
seventeen dead children. The children
were identified by two Sisters OF the burned
asylum. Many OF them lay on the floor
with blackened faces and burned wrists.
The Jury visited the burned asylum and in
specied the dormitores. The boys room
was greatly damaged by fllmes, large holes
having been burned in thu floor. The girls
room was not damaged so much, but the
cots were disarranged, showing that they
must have experienced the most intense
fright. The jury adjourned until Friday
next.
The names and ages Of the victims Of the
orpban-aSylum fire are as follows Edward
Burns, years; John BOgari, ); George
Warner, ); Patrick FiIzmaurlce, ); John
Cuff. ); Henry Barrett. >; Peter Hopkins.
6: Charles Gabe, :; Ambrose Driscoll and
John Thomas, s. John Joseph Kelly, s.;
Thomas Walton. 10; Annie Walton, 3; An.
ME Kane, ;; Eliza Kelly, 81 and James
Rheinhlmer, I, who is still missing.
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Refused 10 NainraIiZe Him.

CHICAGO, Februafy 2S.-Judge M0fah, III
the Circuit Court this morning, denied The
application OF Moy Sam, Chinaman, for
naturalization. The Judge said that as the
necessary proof OF good moral character,
residence in the State and United States,
&C., was sufficient, the sole question was
whether a native Of China or Monaghan
might be naturaIlzed under the laws OF the
United States. Judge Moran said there was
a period when the Chinese might have been
lawfully naturalized-between the passage
OF the revision of the United States statutes
aud the act correcting the errors and omis-
sions in that revision, February, 1875, the
word white" having been omitted in the
revision.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-02

The Chicago Tribune and the Cincinnati
Commercial, both claiming that II TIC Legs
la,ure Of wisconsin were TO adjourn at
once the Governor could appoint success
cor to MIR. CARrExrsR And theseare first-
class Journals. They have, however never
read the Constitution OF the United states,
which expressly confines Governor
power TO appoint United States senators 10
vacancies hsppeoing during arecers OF the
State Legislature.
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DEATHS.

Died, rarch 1t al II A. NJ, MOLLlE r.. wiic o.
George ". Parsons. eldest daughter OF " liam !:
and Ophelis Fear, III the the twenty>ihird year 81
hpr-age.
- / have bu; 10 ring The bell aud He viii come"
These were among her last words. Glory TO Cod
Jesus has come forth 10 meet her.
Friends and acquainaGces of both families aIe
respectfully invited 10 attend The funeral IRON
Park-Plncc church NJ 10 4. VI. TODAY.
Baltimore Sun please copy.
Died. IN Phiiadcuha. March |. 1881. Niss AN
ME r.. HARIsIS. the Oldest daughter OF George ana
Adeiine Harris, Ia the tbrty-eghih year OF her
age. ,,,. 40
sldence. 1915 II John street. THURSDAY nv -
MING al 3 O'Clock. Friends and acqnalnauces OIL
the family are invited 10 attend
Died ar her residence 102 east + anklin street
,t IO.3O T. NJ Nlargh 1t. FRANCES e.. RUTH
ERFOORD. rrhct of samuel j. RuiheriOofu'
Further notice of The funeral VIII be gwen
Died. at Liyerpoon, February 26th. RCISon
MAURY, Jr. aged f0riy-six yeas, third son Oh .u'
late William Naury.
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SOUTHAMPTON.
THE LOSERS BY THE FRANKLIN FIRE.
Correspondence of The Richmond Din iich

THE LOSERS BY THE FRANKLIN FIRE.
Correspondence of the Richmond Di.piich
FRANKLIN, Va, March |, 1891.
The fire which almost swept the business
part Of this town SUNDAY morning broke
out in rear Of W. II. jenkins IL Co.'S store,
ana Was occidental. The total loss i
$4,000, with $4,000 insurance. The
buildings destroyed are as follows: sea
board and Roanoke Railroad Office and
wood aud watershed; y. l.. Gardner,
store, warehouse. dwelling, and stables;
SPIKE Il Beale'> store and dwelling, occu-
pied by j. l.. Newson; Mrs. VI. X. Barrett,
hotel and all out-buidings; DR.. VI. +.
Daughiy, store and goods; :. Lewis's
grocery-Store; J. d. Wallain'S restaurant;
tie Gdzette office; =. cobb II Co... gentle
mems unishing-store; Gorgan Il Barrett,
drugs: Vaughan IL Gay, J. W. Moore, W.
f. Beamen & Co.., \. NJ. Nolfleet. Edwards
X Mcrllcr, }. W. NOTfleet, al general mer-
chandi>e; LOSbrick & Brown. tin and
stove-store; Mrs. Atkinson, millinery.
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shot Down in sport.
FATAL ACCIDENT AMONG SAILORS TX BAXTER
STREET BOARDING-HOUSE.
New York Tribune, lstI

FATAL ACCIDENT AMONG SAILORS TX BAXTER
STREET BOARDING-HOUsE.
New York Tribune, 1sLl
Ma>ahe Yano. aged twenty-three, ia
panese sailor, was shot and killed yesterday
at No. ~ Baxter street by James Smith. Il
,hipmate. The shooting, to all appearances.
was accidental. The Xyo men were men,
bcrs OF the crew OF a Mexican bark, had
recently been paid of, and had taken lodg.
ing i'm sailors clearinghouse kept by
john Hargust, with a number Of their ship
mates, japanese and negroes. They were
all sitting together Yesterday in a rear room,
when Thomas Bray, colOred man, exhibit
ed revolver, which he desired TO pawn, as
he bad spent oil his money. 1t passed from
hand to hand until it reached James smith,
negro. ~ be held 1t in his hand 1ano
sprang out in the middle OF the room, ana,
throwing open his shirt. barred bis breast.
Shoot me now" he shouted with laugh.
Smith leyelicd the pistol and fired. ana with
an exclamation The Japanese fell dead. The
bullet had pierced his heart.
In The confusion that followed this uneX-
pccted end to what was thought mere play,
smith and Bray, the owner OF the pistol,
escaped. YanO and Smith were friends
and had 10 quarrel. Smith probably did
not know that the pistol was loaded, and
accepted YanO's challenge IN the same spirit
in which it was given. Some OF the wit
nesses were detained by the police to APP
pear at the inquest.
Smith was arrested last night in Jersey
City by CeniraI.Otlice detectives. lie was
trying to secure passage on board a south
ern steamer. lie was locked up in the Null
berry.Street police station. He declares
that the shooting was accidental.
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DRY GOODS. NOTIONS. &c.
I ARGE ADDITIONS.
FOURQUREAN, PRICE, TEMPLE& CO.,
429 EAST BROAD STREET,
CARDOZO, ALsOP, M0SBY & co.,
1905 EAST MAIN STREET.

We cali especial attention 20 the following NEW
GOODS OF splendid value:
Large stock of ALL-SlLK BLACK BEOCADED
SILKS at ! 80 worth fully sl.7J
Complete stock OF very superb BROtADED
BLACK SILK at $l75-yery cheap;
Look at our job in BLACK SILK. full u>fe aud
heavy quality, Sl.jO-cheap-stt iii geYcr seen
IN this market;
BLACK SILKS IN such ppnnar numbers a. -,
$l25.Sl.37i,, II 80. Sl.7j, -, AMI UPWARD. a,
price, 10 compare with any large market. Ia
such good, We have great Advantage iu pnr-
chasing. aud give this advantage to our patrons.
We ask call from all interested in tlNt
BLACK SILKS. SATlN>. EROCADE>, ST.
RAILS, SATIN DE- MARNERlNE, SC.
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A distressing accident occurred early
Monday morning on the Baltimore tug MIN
nile, of Deal's island, which resulted in the
death OF the engineer, Mr.. Charles 4. Hunt,
and one OF the hremen, Mr.. James h.
Moore, both OF whom leave families. The
accident was apparently caused by the blow
ing.out OF one OF the tubes OF the boiler.
In the case OF Mr.. Hunt death was instanta-
neous; in that OF Mr.. Moore, three hours
elapsed before relief came with desth.-
Baltimore Americdn.,
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WILL Nor BEGIN THAT WAY.-[Washing-
ton telegram TO the New York WOrid. mo
credeDee is given here 10 the rumor set
afooi, II is understood, by Mr.. Bliss, OF New
York, that General Garfield will not issue
bis proclamation converting the Senate until
after the h Of March, in order to enable
the successor TO be appointed TO the late
Senator Carpenter TO participate in The or
gaGiz1tion Of the Senate. Republicans say
that the cew President is not likely to begia
his term by piece OF petlifogging which,
after all, would be OF no practical use.
Don't be too sure. II has not yet APP
peared what Republican official would not
do 10 promote The interests Of bis party.
We fear that Mr.. GARFIELD will not prove
10 be an exception TO the general rule.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-02

IMPORTANT NEW YORK TAX DECISION. -
In the case Of John L. Haneman against
the Commissioners OF Taxes OF New York
the supreme Court yesterday decided that
capital belonging to citizens OF that State
invested IN merchandise, partly in other
States and partly on sbipboard, in process
OF expectation, Is liable TO State taxation.
the appellant claimed that the law impos-
Tug toe TAX was regulation OF commerce
ana an Impost on exports, and therefore
trespasseo on The exclusive province OF
Congress- Washington Post.
Theiemay be something importan, in that
decision. The above paragraph reads as u
1t might touch upon the old question OF
taxing property not in the same State as the
owner
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-02

In recent speech In the House OF Repre-
sentatiyeS Mr.. DAVIS, Of North Carolina,
quoted friend Of bis as saying that the
Virginians "are prcsumious, assumious,
and usurplous race" Mr.. DAVIS expressed
the opinion that the remark might be APP
piled with some force to the Ohio people.
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GARFiELD's GOING.
diaries Of the Prestdcut-ttccas
grcss.

AND GoDsrEED-THRoNos
urDGlNG THE WAY FROM MENTOR TO
Observation-Disclosures, sALvos' MUSIC
TALK-CAgEFUL AVOIDANCE on ALL TO-
,IrcAL sUGGEsTIoN-THAT MYTHICAL
GARNET.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Tshb NUsbsES.
kT NO WET GOODS,
BIT DRY GOODS CHEAPER THAN r...


kH-NO WET GOODS,
BUT DRY GOODS CHEAPER THAN Ev,,
DON'T BE HUHBUG6ED AND PAY III.
PRICES FOR WIT GOODS ~ DANA
CONDITION WHEN YOU CAS- az
DRY GOODS ~ GOOD COsBlTlGv
JUST A. CHEAP, AND
CHEAPER,
JULIUS MEYER & SON's.
GO1 AND sos BROAD 8rREyr.
LOOK At OUR PRICES AND BIZ GOWN.
We ARE SELLING
GOOD SPRING PRINTS at SC;
BEST SHIFTING PRINTS at6sc.:
EXTRA QUALIFY "A BLEACHrD com.
at s5c.;
Al COTTONS at wboc,ie price;
HEAVY CORDED PIQCE At L.:
FRENCH FIGURED PIQUES At ~.
CHECK NATS~OOk. doe quality. A. TO-.
GAMER YARD.WIDE FRENCH PFR,t.t
lO.-regulpr price, ljc.;
Extraordinary bargalns 30 TOWELS:
TTgKfSH.EATH TOWtt- m Is.r.:
4 33.IN,H HEAVY PURE LINEN TONE.
I5c. worth 2j,.;
An EXTRA FINE AND HEAVY DANA-f.f.
FL at 2jc. worth 3jc:
\ case tXTRA LARGE AND HEAVY ,p.,,.-
QUILTS ~ il.2j wor.h Si7j.
The ENGLISH MAB>EILLES CRDtu.r...
at s2--,he best crochet quiit mad:
$50 doze. XrRA FINE PURE LINZ. l..
STITCHED HANDKERCHlEF> 1t
great bargain;
100 dozen PURE LINEN IIEMNf DUN\I..
CHIEFS at Sc:
81 A "a Don ma
LINEN HANDktRtliIfF three f...-
Another suction lot o. liO>i"EI:
new lOf OF fflIi DRFN'~ HEAVY IH..
MIXED RIBBED ilO~E - Toe:
CuIIDRkN'- REGt i.hk.NADE FFF.
RIBBED HOSE new spfing ,tyr. a.
4 lot CHILDREN's Long FANCY Hosp.
LAbiFs' six cLOtKED ENLr,,...
HOSE - iic.:
LADIES + MBROiDERED-F FRONT ERDbr...
HOSEA I5c wOrih 3Oc.:
$50 dozen EXTRA HEAVY spl ~ f.f...
HOSE tire" pair FIR zJc.;
The largest line ~ tpE~El~ in 'l' .If.
Is dozen HEAVY FRENCH WON.N l.r....
\ HEAVY sIDE.LACE SATTEtN cr.f..
40c..
The SPOON-BUST MHROGDERFD ,r...
G0c.-rcgu'ar price. !
I .Ook Al our stock o. LADIES MUSLIN ..... ...
ERIC TNDtRWt NR-ihe l.rs-I OIL.
line IN AT, city az !. MtltE s. -...
4 nll line OF the FOSTER Nd GluN..
uateuf Lace fa-frNlugs. also. Hf.
MARGUERITE. in three. iour-. AID
tOn-all the lew .rr.uK -nai'-.
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n,m,rknbIc tosncldcnccs.

The lives and deaths OF DR.. james Aber'
nafby and Dir. John =. AberDahy, who
lived within five miles Of each other, In
CASTOR, and both died about two months
ago, after reaching their ibreescore ana ten
present a series OF striking condolences:
They were born on the same day. married
twin sisters on The same day. and died WITH
In few hours OF each other. Although
their surnames were The same they were not
related by blood
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-02
North CnrOIinn Prohibition.

RALEIGH, \. c., February 2S--The most
stringent bill regulating and classifying tue
sale OF liquor ever known in this State passed
the lower honse OF the Legislature today
by vote OF &c to SO. There seems 10 be no
reason 10 believe that the bill will not be-
come law.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-02

When was done aud Unanimously adop'ed.
Whom the hand OF affection - called mp IN To rOr
tray the lie OF some friend who has crossed he
river before rs ihcrc pvOlun'arly Spilng up mlh"
glcd emotions of sorrow ana JOS rrO", because
The house of the heart Is vac mt ana JOY rs again
and AGAIN memory faithfully recOrGs upon our
hearts an that bright and beautiful ana goPh III
hi, cbaracttr - .,
trup I'M an the relations ot te lie Wa I'm 20 The
22d DAY of February. lS43. and q td al nj NOME
IN Richmond IN ne 20 gay OIL & f,rin
if measured by The fl CHI Of Time, yet suihclenu{
long when mea urtd hy The history ~ puit ana
II. efnl nfe. In 1861. when but youih, ne an
swrr,d tnp call of his Sia'e and culisu IN SAUDI,
battery Of ur ilCrN, IN which ne served uhlll te
end OF the wsr, winning the APPRECIATION OF MS OF
ncers and the esteem Of Ia, lell'W-s9diels- nDdsj
in his ,Iaily wa and conversations iailhldi ana
fetrless In the 81 charge Oi every dutN. Nit'I ~
wal he Joined fhe Guard OF the tommonWcai H.
Company &. FIRST Eehmcn NIrGlnia h"lhh,ttiS,
aud brcImc an active aud iii lent meinhcr' reluE
To The rauk of orderly sfrg,ant loved ahh r-lect,r
hy an his fel OW. members. to whom ne was lLVdei
Of sodierV hearing ana behavior. lie SOUGHT not
pnpulIty bar WAS "cil pleased 10 rct We lhr COM
incubation Of his comrades. often and heartily *
messed, Ie wa, ever ready 20 speak coiulh
wOrG-lo DO = kindly act. such was HENRY RAJ
TON-without rear ald without repioacE-.he 5pe
of a fhTi.tan older. e.,
In gloom for VI to enter. We leave ms Nid'Ntu
mother al)n- with her grief trusting 10 nm IN
whom only iTue rest tor weary ana sa't,tneu he'I'9
be found. 80 as,i1gc her sorrow ana DilhE peace
10 her troubled mind $500,
When The time Of hi. departure was at hand. ana
the Iaboring rrcaih grew shorter aud shorter, ne
was calm aud peaceful. htcau,c his trust was IN nl'
God. The Master had called and the spirit OF our
copTndc passed from ibis life OF trial and sorrow 10
the land OF ever asiing JOY and hippine-,.
BE II our part 10 keep alive the cherished memory
Re- II rsSOfred. That IN the death OF our friend
and cuIurade ihIs company has susalued an lIcp-
yirtue. and endraVor To live as he did faithful
mes, aud honor; that II token OF onr antciou ana
esteem we VIII in BODY escort his remains 70 t5
grave: that we tender 10 The family OF our iiiehd
our warme,t sNmpalhcs ana heartfelt confidence
I'm this their hour OF bereavement, ana pray mat
Gods sustaining grace be abuudant'y gwen W, III
that copy OF ths testimonial b. sent 10 the TN e.
cd family and that the same he SPREAD uDor me
minutes Of H., company and published IN The DAILY
u,nrr. J. Y. BIDGOOD,
g.. n. WREN.
j. Il. Y. DANIEL,
j II CHENEKN,
". III SANDS,
Committee.
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FTRNI-IIiNG COOD~.

DAMAShS, NAPKINS. TOWELS. pOiLIkS
CKETON<Es. WINE CLOTHS ~ prices tower
Than WET GOODS eau be- bDugh, for. W can,
however. damage any gods by water a a few
moments.
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m 81. PAUES CHURCH-LENT
SERVICES.

AsH.WEpSFsDAY: IL A. NJ; sP. NJ, with con-
Grmail0n by the Bishop.
EARLY SERVICES IN IHE LECTURE ROOM !;
Every morning. beginning THURSDAY me 81 81
March, from 10 7:45 except on Sundaysl.
CLASS OF GENTLRMEN: Every Tuesday night
from $50 to $50, at The rectors study l2O9 east
franklin stre-ll.
LADIES MEETING: Friday afternoon at .
O'Clock, in tile ye,iry-r0om or lecture room "i Tie
Elm
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m SYCLE BROTHERS,
3ll BAOtD t...-


.,
JUST ''n 'l
Nl'Lf bf'i hitt~.
,,,ono Thorn several Thou nd d.r.....
., .i.,,,.....t i....,..,
-
LINEN> snilaL.c Tor "nn, t"'i, ,.
i.lNf-N III - ~. - ~ -
MS. bLFACHtD am bi:nN
'kti 10 ~ ~
We VIII 'ltf N'N'N '"'
WC'N- .,t.,.,
ARG ~" va - TiS III d..
,,n -, 49," ~ ~ -, tAsi.ENtpt
~" a. 49,. 49, 49, 49,
sni' az ci. t,.l b.,,1
,ni>en IIyin ~, Ill.,. [" 81 . .,.', ~.
iIh' , 49, w ~ 'o-
JUO ''hHtlo ~ -. u'n %.
Hie. Nog van, " -f
hlI duf'gt,',l: 20" lh' N'' Dr..
II ! at
"lnel lni"'s "t price, i""-''t
apiece. ,-,.,,-,,.,,,.,..
y" .m,t,, .,,.,,p. ,,,, ,,'n i,I.
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We are now receiving our first Iu,talment ~
STRING DRESS GOODS IN BEACH CLOTHS,
BArI>IES, MONIES, FLANNELS, CASH
MERE SIIIlNGS. nal the new shades;
FRENCH GlNGHAAlS, MADRAS CLOTHS, PER-
GALES, Ia advanced styles Of fabric aud solor-
ing.
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MOURNING AND BLACK GOODS.

This department Is a specially with GU houses.
and We can SHOW values never seen before in THIS
city.
BLACK SILK WARP HENkIETTA,S l2J, $50,
81 ~, -, ~ Zj-of rare yaiuo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-02

B. +. Gresham is appointed postmaster at
Lioyd's, Essex county, Va, rtce +! y. fa-
yer, resigt ed.
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FANGYRLACK GOODS.
DRESS GOODS.

ritll As
BEAtH-CLOrH, CAMFL'> HAIR
kLANNELS, lust opened. and Tor sale low.
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MEETINGS.

VNHERE WILL BE AGENERAL MEET
1 ING Of the members Of the CHA hHEs or
COMMERCE at their rooms 1iiIiR>pNl The 81
Marcn. AZ q u. NJ, To consider uropo'ed amend
mems 10 The constitution i'm regard to the organize
tion at he Board OF Dur clors.
NH AT T. q. NOTHING, President.
RICHMOND, VA, February = 1881.
V'UE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
L OF THE OCKIlDLDER> OF THE TRF ID
fGAR COMPANY viii be held AZ lhr c3mninA :
office i'm His city, IN The I'M MARCH NJ y 1, AT
II O'Clock. JOSEPH L.. ANDENN''N'
fe ) -codtd ifesGeh''
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EXCURSIONS.
EXCURSIONS.
$3.50. 'NAoeOkAl'oN' 50. 30.
EXCURSION TRAIN TO WASHINGTON.
RICHMOND, FREDERItKSBUR6 AND POTO-
MAC RAILROAD.
"a hn ENR THY RNIIND TRIE.
$3.50 FOR THE ROUND TRI

Leave Elba IL L. VI. MARCH 80.
Tickets good 10 return on all trains ~ 10 Ma re
ION. inclusive. No change Of tars her gong o
r.turninv. NH l-3i
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FOSTER" KID 6LOVES,

With yaent laced fastcuing-. our second spFug iu-
stslna.nS jil OPP ned. containing ali the shades.
We carry The largest stock Of these GLOVES ever
OpeDsJ ~ III, city.
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~ JOHN c. SHAFER.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. 1904 MAIN STREET. CORNER ABOVE TIE
POST-OFFICE.
will receive on March Sth large aud fine asSort-
ment OF SPRING aud SUMMER GOODS, consist
ing Of CtOTHS, D1AGONALS. SUlIlNGs' PLAIN
and FANCY CASslMERES FOR PANTALOONs'
imported especially for him, whi, Will be mace 10
order in the LATEST STYLES aud at prices consist
ont with first class workmanship. call Is respect
fully solicited.
SHIRTS, COLLARS. and CUFFS If fine grades
made to ORDER IL Zt-'h
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IN NENORIAM.

Ala called meeting of the Guard ci the '0nlinon-
,yc,Ifh held AZ their armOry February -, SeI'
px- CAPTAIN j. V. BIdgoOd, lieutenant u N. MItG'
S,'.,t. Mater l. II, V Daniel. Sergeant j. u.
che ctV ana Private ". H. sands were app"lhteu
a committee To draw up suitable teStmonlal oI
resp,c 10 the me mOTy OF sergeant D. ll.t RAFlONi
which was done aud unanimously adOp'ed.
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EXCURSION TO WASHINGTON
Ia To SIZE TIE
INAUGURATION OF THE PRESIDENT.
by Chesapeake aud OHIO railway. leaving Richmond
THURSDAY, MACH 3, 1851,

FARE FOk ThR Round TRIP, 1894
Tickets good for ten days 10 return ON ans train
All the way by rail. No chance 81 ears. Gear
through 10 Washington without changing Your seat
Special coaches for coored people.
TICKETS FOR SALE by the committee: J. N.
Thompson, 5lS cas-, broad street r. J. Mcdowell,
2I4 east Broad street: Il. e. Adams, with Adams a
smelling, No, 90 Fourteenth stree, aud also at the
train. fe 2V,22,2i,tdtd
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LADIFs'CNDFKWEAH

We re determined = make this deuart rieut one
Of the great feature ~ our establishment. To thi
end solrcit comp OF pr with ans hou.e IA
The country. Any orders for UNDERWEAR la Cot
ton. Linen, Cambrlc, or Jaconet, filled at shoSt
notice.
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PROFESSIONAL.

WILLIAM l.. ROYALL,
ATTORSEY AND CoUNsELI.og AT LAW,
Nos. so AND 81 LIBERTY STREET,
no 7.6m NEW YORK CITY.
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NEW YORK iierald.l

on THE ROAD TO WASHINGTON, FEBRUARY
2s,-Exciting as the day has been lis pas
sage has been dull aud stupid. Every BODY
in The vicinity OF Mentor was up long before
anv mere rooster could crow once. let alone
thrice. The Garfield family shared the all
peryading feeling. To them II meant long
goodbye not al all like the adieus OF con-
gresham who goes TO Washington ior tne
session, but four years severance at Tue
least. and some enthusiasts arc found VINO
pre- diet already an added term 10 The presi'
dental chair.
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Garfield at Washington.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-President-eleet
Garfield and party arrived 10 this city this
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HOSIERY.
\ complete Aae OF LADIES' Isle, SILK, COZ
Ton, FANCY HOSE Juss opened; GIN II p
VIEWS NOlkS IN beautIfai variety.