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STAuNTON.

sTAUNTON CALLING IN HER B0NDS-MEETING
or THE OFFICERS or TIE SECOND VIRGINIA
RsGIMENT--ELECTION OF CITY OFFICERS
WILLIAMSON TEMs-INcREAsgD BUSINESS
ON THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO LINE
DEATHS, &C.
Correspondence Of the Richmond DisDatch.l
July 10, 1891.
The Stanton city 8 per cent. bonds
issued January 1, 1877, will be called In
January 1, 1882, and will be paid at the
treasurer's Office, in Staunton, on that day.
Some of these bonds are held ia Richmond.
The Staunton military who went to
Woodstock On the Fourth are enthusiastic
over their reception there. Lieutenant
Long, who had charge Of the battery from
the Staunton artillery, says the best horses
were furnished them that have been fur
nlshed by any city they have ever visited.
The barn OF Mr.. II. G.. McCaussand, near
Red Mills. was struck by lightning last
week and burned, together with two hun.
drfd bushels OF wheat and rye, and all OF
the owners farming implements. lie was
insured Ia the East Augusta Mutual Insu.
rance Company. A Mr.. Hoy, neighbor,
had all Of bis grain and bay in the building,
which was also lost.
The hot weather has been unusually
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DEATHS.

Mod. at tho residence of her mother: Mrs FRANCES
Howell, No. 900 seventeenth street, Jny To- heo
AZ twenty minutes Of o'clock A. NJ, Mfs. ohhhn
n STONE, wife OF X. III. g. stone IN me IIi ~.
sixth wear Of her age. she leaves~a devo'eo n"'
hand and four children to mourn Ihelr ioss'
Asleep in Jesus, blessed sleep,
From which none ever wakes 10 weep
calm and undisiurb'd repose-
JJnbroken by the last of foes
Asleep In Jesus, o, how sweet,
To be for such a slum0er meet,
with holy confidence 10 sing H.,
That Death hath lost Its paintul sung.
Her funeral will take place from CHRIST enat 'nl
rtiIS kFTFR NOON at 4 O'Clock. FrleDns anu a.
onaintances Of the family are respectfully i"''S
10 attend.
Mad on Friday morning, at twenty minutes 10
o,cJock WILLIAM BERNARD, infant son on Ea-
ward and Minnie Ball Thaw; aged TWO mobihs
and twenty-three days. ...o,,, o., ro.tda,ca
Funeral wi Iake place from his parents resiGehce
3eo east Frasklin street, AT O'Clock THIS tcatar'
day. MORNING.
MED NJ his residence, No. "a north Ninth street
AZ 1.90 O'Clock a. VI. Friday the ION Instant AL
BERT X. BROOKS, in the sixty-fourth year oil DIS
age. - a.. r,,-. , r.,oor
BAPTIST church ~ 10h O'Clock TO-DAY saturday
Friends ano acquaintance Invited to attend
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Judge George w. McCrary, Of the United
States Circuit Court, has Just rendered q
decision al Little Book, AK, IN the suit
brought by the southern Express Company
10 restrain the Iron Mountain railroad from
charging the complainants higher rates on
express matter than II charges Tor similar
express matter received from or delivered
10 itself or the Poetic Express Company ;
and also discriminating against the plaintiff
In favor OF Itself or any other express COM
pany or person 10 the matter OF rsies, A
temporary injunction was granted, whicn
the respondent prayed should be dissolved.
BIZ consent tue case was submitted VpJudge
mcCrary, whose decision was. yesterday
made public. TIE motion 10 dissolve lbe
Ipjnpelion Il oyerrnled.
Marion Harlsnd hiss just published book,
u Ijan5Icapped,p to sbow The misefy OF III
assorted marriages.
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MARRIAGES.

,,.,oa an JpIv A. 1881 IA Washington. ID c.
49,. ,ha rev ". V. Tnder, OF the Methodist EpisegD-
~ ~ ' sbnrcb south. ANDREW W. TYRE 10 HA
TiE l.. TILLER; both Of Richmond va
Married at the 6racestreet Baptist church E ep.
,n0 Mr. THOMAS T. WiLH0YTE. Of OwensDoI1.
Rv' and yiss A. IMOGENE CUTTRkLL, uSusn
Ter of Mr Ber jamin Cottreil, OF this city
Married on the l4ih Instant at st. PMS GehEsS
o',s.,ost danghier Of Captain A. Nj. HODson, o.
1;oochiann county. Va. TO NJ. Is. TYLER oil hi0"
mond formerly OF BaltimoreJ.
Married. on the All Instant at Washington ~ =:
nv the Rev. w. T.. Parson, mr.. C ". 30 Ais.
9IROOK formerly or Staunton, VAL " ''i'
ETA BURNETT. of this .
SfannInn nAners please COPY.
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ACoIored Prencher Shot.

Henry Merriman, c0lored local preacher,
quite old and infrm, was accidently shot
by Luke Cobb, also colored, in the room OF
Henry, in the {" Modoc," on Tuesday moro
ing about O'Clock. Luke Cobb was in the
act Of taking his pistol from bis pocket TO
show IL to Henry (the latter, however, in
sistiug that be should not take it from bis
pocket, when, from some unknown cause,
the weapon was discharged, the bail taking
effect ia the left breast. Drs. Sale and
lizard were summoned, and gave the
wounded man immediate attention. His
condition at this writing. two days after
the shooting, is precarious, aud fears are
entertained that he cannot survive the
wound Bedford Star.
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IL now seems that DR.. WILLARD BLISS ia
the same gentleman who was few years
ago known as CUNDURANGo BLISS" No
wonder there are quarrels among the Presi'
dents doctors. The likeuesses Of Dr. BLISS
which we have seen do not flatter him, OF
rather do rot represent him to be an attrsc
tive person, nor man OF talent, nor one
even of high tone.
DIR. Bliss signs himself SD. w. BLISS
One Of our exchanges says that his name is
+" D0cToR WILLARD BLISS" having been
named for physician, as COMMODORE PER
RY WOLFoRD was named for Commodore
PERRY. In other words, the President;
physician Is entitled to write his name
" DoorOR WILLARD BLISS, NJ. d."
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The Marion Patriot says: Recently Mr..
Israel ii. Buchanan sold 600 acres Of land
in the Plaster Bank Cove, with one third OF
the mineral interest therein, to William
Frazier, OF Washington city, and others,
for the sum Of S22,500. This indicates that
the railroad will certainly be built up Rich
Valley, as the gentlemen who are interested
In the construction OF the road are not hest
Eating to invest their money In mineral
lands.
The Loud0un Mirror says; Mr.. Joseph
Shugart died at IFS home, near Clark's Gap,
on Saturday last, at the advanced age OF
ninety years, having passed his ninetIeth
birthday several months ago. Mr, Shugarl
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Fred. DOUGLASS advises the negroes OF
Virginia TO vote next November for the
MALONE candidates. We give FRED. the
benefit OF our circulation, gratis. Another
Republican, Virginia Republican y
writes to the Washington Republican that
stcev can win by uniting with the Ma
honeites. "We" will be wofully deceived.
There Is no hope for the Coalition. The
people are aroused on the subject, and in
tend 10 vote the straight Democratic ticket.
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Narrow Escape from Instant Death by
Lightning.

Correspondence of the Richmond Ddspatchl
On Wednesday last Mr.. Eddie Jenkins,
aged twenty-five, OF Hanover county, was
gathering pears from a limb about three
feet from the body OF the tree, when light
ming struck the tree, tearing of the bark
and splitting the wood. Mr.. jenkins was
knocked out OF the tree, falling some
twelve feet. His left side was very much
scorcbed, and he remained unconscious for
about bali an hour. DR.. T. j. Woodbridge,
OF French Hay, who lives near by Mr.. Jen.
kins's, was called in, and after using the
usual remedies restored the young man to
consciousness, but at last accounts he was
suffering greatly, although his condition
was much better than could have been anti
cipated.
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was probably lhe Oldest citizen o. LouaOun
county.
The Allegheny Tribune says We made
/, hrrried Wait TO Low Moor fsrnsce one
d.v last week end found this mammoth
virpinia iron institution 10 splendid WORK
ing trim. running smoothly, sDd turning
Out about eighty tons OF pig per d'y.
..Tbirty.two assistant Democrats . the
uav the Tribune compliments Copklings
followers. Fail TO see what assisltDcs ivy
have rendered the Democrats, however.
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We are pleased TO record the following
oniniou by J. A. Daniels, Esq, OF Messrs.
siogdiII & Daniels, attorneys, La crosse,
wis. which appears in the La crosse .,
chronicle: Some time since l was attackea
with pain and slight swelling In ana oelo l.
one OF my knee-joiuts. A few applleat,,o,.na'
Of 81. Jacobs OIL quieted he pain ana nc,
Iieyed The Inflammation. / regard IL rs
" ,IuahIp medicine.
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Richmond being scarce Of water in July,
what wiz be her condition next fall, when
the river viii be lower than powS Will the
City Council neglect to provide for water
because 1t cannot End money for all the
schemes brought before it2
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SOL BROAD STREET.


At THALmaE. BROTHERS,
sol BROAD sTsgET.
where they sre showing and selling the largest
beet stock Of LAWNS 10 be found Ia he eff
cases OF hsndsome FAST. COLOR LAWS
exc:
$50 p,. ces best LINEN LAWNS at &c.:
geo pieces LARGE-YLOwERED ORGASI
Lawns, just received, at e15c.-formerlJ
at zoe.
WHITE GOODS! WHITE GOODS,
100 pieces VICTORIA LAWNS from 10 70 2,
215 pieces LIEOS DE DACCA from % 10 81.
% pieces LINEN LAWNS from 1871 Soc
50 pieces NULL and PERSIAN Lawns +,
20 TO 75c;
Remnants IRISH LINENS at half price:
we also show the largest and cheapest lins n
kinds LACES, from the lowest TO the biz,
prices,
HANDKERCHIEFS HAEDKERCHIyy.
HANDBERCHfEFs
$50 dozen LADIES aud GESTLEhEN's LfS
HANDKERCHIEF from large aucilos )
consisting Of Hemstiiched, ColOred. Bora,,
Mourning, HeumeS. and Ersbroidered. n, /,
10 soc. apiece. A reduction made IN tyu
one dozen or more.
ULsTERsI ULsTERsi ULSTERs,
500 LADIES' LINEN, AOHAIR. and BATE,
ULsTERs from OIL to 80. As W have M, \
prices very low m order 10 sell the z,,f,
advise those IN need Of any to eat early b. !
they are all sold.
PARAsOLsi UMBRELLAS.
PARASOLSl
gef,g anxious 10 c'ose out our line II PAp)
SOILS we have made sweeping rtduc's,.i p \
der 10 effect sales.
DOM fail to see our sUS-UMBRELLAs nj PAj
AsOLs at 81, sl.5o, and s2.
100 pleces ALL WOOL BLACK BrSTTNGs |
received. at I2Is. 16k. 20, %, 30. 90. and 4
This embraces the best aud cleapes, ars
have offered this season.
TBALHIMER BROTHER,
sol Broad. corner Filth .,r
~ Ie-ea saw
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M LAUREL.STREET METHODIST
CHURCH corner OF Laurel and Abemarle streetsr
Rev. WILLIAM p. WRIGHT, pls'or SUNDAY
school O A. NJ. Preaching service at IL A. NJ and
at 4:3O p. NJ. Rev. X. n. SLEDD, -. d., presiding
elder of the Richmond district, will preach at the
afternoon service.
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uAap.HAEI.

,T,aTRE WILL BE A VERY fgrER-
nI.r,So waTCH SANE OF BASEBALL
sl,I Esri FIJI Ton BAsE.BAIL CLUB g fiish-
mond, aud GRFEN-sT0ChsIiNsGy h NiNes ~
,.Iccr M Base. Ball Park head or Gay sirsssti
Ad,uIssf0n. Is cents. ~ ~
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M CLAY-STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH Corner Of Graham and Clay streetsl.-
Preaching on SUNDAY at IL A. ~ and $50 7. NJ
by Rev. S. G. CLOPToN, pastor.
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MT MONUMENTAL CHURCH Rey
J. G. ARMSTRONG. d. d.. rectorl-Sunday school
$3.50 A. II. Church-AIorning service, IL A. NJ.
evening service, 6 z. NJ.
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DBUGs. MEDICINES, &c
no TOURISTS AND INvALID-

ITO TOURISTS AND INYALGD~.
POCKET STOVES, POCKET FLASkS,
POCKET DRGNKlNG-tUPS.
TRAVELLERS SOAP BOXES,
POCKET MATCH.BOXE>. WAX MAIt hf'
BATHING SPONGFS and SPONDE BAGS,
WUtSP BROOM~. TOlLET-CASES,
HAND. aBd FOLDING MIRRORS,
TOOTH. NAIL. HAIR, and bLk,li-bEt,
HAIR FLESH-GLONkS.
RLACKiNG and BRUSHES,
TOILET NAIL SITS. ..
ENGLISH, FRENCH. GERMAN, and AVER
COLOGNEs and EHTRACrs iot thr 1aa'
chief,
BAY RUN Qmportedl,
RUBBER AIR. PILLOWS,
RIrBBER AIR. CUSHIONS.
RUBKFR TGE-BAGS for The head,
RUBBER HOT-MAIbR BAGS,
MEDICINE DOsE-GLA>SFS.
MEDICINE DOSk-SPnONs &C., Se. .....
FOR sale by r. ROBtR1~ BAKER
successor TO Meade Bastr
jyl 9l9 east Alll ~
DURIFY YOUR PREMISES.
Use CARBOLATE OF LINE AID CHLo'
OF LIME,
rHE BEST, CHEAPEST. AND MOST fyFE'
DEODORIzgRs AND D1,lNFf'rANr
known for purifying sinks. cellars ~ a.'r
For sale lowby 7. ROBERTS BAKER,
successor to Meade = EA.t
iv1 9l9 cast Main ,u
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nT GRACE-STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH corner of Grace and Foushee streets).-
Preaching at l o'clock A. NJ. by Rev. II. IL. HAIR
RIs ID. ID. There will be no services at night.
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~ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (cor-
ner Twelfth and Broad slreeis).-Rev. j. H. HAw
THoRNE, ID. D.. pastor, will preach on SUNDAY at
IL A. M.-subjeet: " Christ with U.s." All welcome.
10 service al night.
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NJ MAIN.STREEr CHRISTIAN
notwithstanding at IL A. NJ. by j. A. DEAR
BORN. No services at night,
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NE THIRD p r 4 b Y T L K A n
CHURCH (Twenty.sixth and Broad sireets).-
Rev. b. +. LIPsCoMB wilt preach at IL A. NJ.
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M FIRST r Il S Il + r A n
CHURCH.-Rev. T. L. PRESTON, ID. d., pastor
will preach at l A. NJ. aud Z. Nj.
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nF CENTENARY NJ EFT II ID T
(Grace street between Fourth and Fifth s'reets).-
Rev. r. N. SLEDD. d. D., will preach at IL O'Clock
A. NJ, and Rev. w. p. WRIGHT at 81 O'Clock Z. "
SeatS free.
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nc7g- THE MONTHLY MEETING OF
TUEPR EsBYTERIAN sUNDAY-sCHOOL
UNION will be held SUNDAY, at 80 p. NJ, In The
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHAPEL. Rev. DIR
HAzEN, returned delegate. will make an address On
the recent Toronto Information ] Convention. Other
interesting exercises may be expected.
j. ID. X. sLEIGHT, President.
w. L. HfIt, Secretary.
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RICHMOND, VA, July 10, 1891.
THE ANNUAL MEETING " o . nE
KaoLDERs OF TIL s. l,,cs ~ he
SHAW COMPANY ~, q ne duS ~ ge 1881 At IL
O'clock d. bS"iS Secretary.
| Sy lO.1Ot -
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MBROAD-sTREET METHODIST

CHURCH, SUNDAY, July 17.-Preaching at II A.
NJ. by Rev. W. 6. STARR, ID. d., pastor-subjcct,
" The Prayer of the Saviour for the Church OF the
Next Century" No service at night.
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M TOO MANY GOODS FOR THE
SEASON.
WE MUST REDUCE OUR STOCK.

We cali attention TO our stock Of LAWNS at D. 6|'
81 10. and l2kc. per ward:
PRiN'rED CORDED PiQUEa at SIC. per yard worth
Wife TEf' CORDED PloUE at ca 81, and Zoe. per
sTRSi nPpfaD VICTORIA LAWN at sc. per yard
worth 124c., al l21c worth 20c:; -, .,,o
WHITE ORGANDY LAWN, with colOred tlde
band for trimming, at zoe. per yard worth SOC;
VICTORIA LAWN at I, c. worth l22c., at l2zc.
yorlh lie at I 6ese worth 29c:; -, ,.r,,
CHECCKED MUSLIN at Toe. worth 12ylc.' at 1870.
WORKED CURTAIN MUSLIN at zoe worth s5c.
NOPPTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS at So so, So,
NOTTINGHkM LACE for curtains at l24, l6s
90 25, and up 10 75c. per ward;
bACE TIDES at 7c.. l3c, l7cr 2Oc., 3Oc'' ana up
LINEN TIDES, something new, at 81, sl.25 and
81 so. worth double he money; -
WHITE LINEN LAWN at 1917, 20, ana zoe per
PRiSTHEED LINENLAwNs at 15c. per yard worth
25c., al 25c per ward worth 35c
LINEN, MOHAIR. and GRASS.CLoTH BUSTERS
in great variety at the lowest prices;
GNGHAM, LAWN, and LINEN SUITS for ladies
READY MADE GARMENTS of our own manufae-
ture-we inyi e rhe ladies to examine The male
BAT Fiji NJ NGSUiTs for ladies' and gentlemen
FANS in great variety from &c. 20 50 eSch;
PARASOLS and UMBRELLAS at the very lowest
HO5P.sKIRTS in The latest STYLES;
BALMORAL aud BOULEVARD SKIRTS;
CORSErS-sl sizes in white and colort dive sho"
at least twenty. five styles of CORSETS;
SHOULDER-BRACESf for misses, the best article OF
the lind made, price only 90c.:
The largest stock OF LACES In this city we show
sixty styles of LACES, and variety OF patterns
and widths In each style; - ,
HAMBURG EIGINGS and INSERTINGS-the
largest VARIETY at The lowest prices-we beat the
world on HAMBURGS;
MATING At reduced prices; -
bargains IN CARPETS. OIL-CLOTH, RUGS,
MATS. and WINDOW-SHADES:
UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS at Doe, 75c., and u
GENT EMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS In great
variety;
GOODS for Boys aad Mems IN great variety al
jyl2 LEVY BROTHERS..
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,
DIOCESAN SCHOOL OF VIRGINIA.
STANTON, VA,
Mrs. GENERAL j. e. b. STUART, PRINCIPAL.

Mrs. STUART will be aided by full corps Of
sureIor teachers and the advantages In all depart
ments are unsurpassed.
The aim OF the principal is to make teaching and
training thorough, and thus promote the best cOndi-
ton OF mind and heart.
The buildings are cOmmodiOus aud the grOunfs
large and attractive.
The next session begins SEPTEMBER 10TH.
TERMS REASONABLE, and all extravaganza OPP
posed
Catalogues sent upon application to the Principal
Tty 2.eOd2ml
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DR. sANF0RD'S
LIVER GNvIGORATOE.
ONLY VEGETABLE COMPOuNb
ACTS DIRECTLY UPON THE LIVE
AND CURES
LIVE2-COMPLAINTS,
JAUNDICE,
BILIOUSNEss,
MALARIA,
CosTIvE NESS
HEADACHE.
II assists digestios, strengthens the system
lates the bowels, purlhes the blood.
A GOOK SENT FREE.
DIR. sANFoE
1872 Broad~ly,
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
"a l3-Th,Sa. tIu7
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CT0cKHOLDERg MEETISG.--An az ~
l'.,s.s, ,r<1iinr OF Ihe stoekhoide.z % ,l lne
vg3Gis effA FiaE AND MARINE iNsv,sn once nee
COMA W. ,s us IN sayrJRlpAY, July leIh,
at D O'Clock r. NJ W " secretary.
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s271 -
......... : '.*ss 49,, -. $3.50
rr coHENkBRoTHERs.
............s,sssss
49,.
gr recent great rednefsons ia lrices has been 'n'
meaas Of dsposing Of large quantities o. so'os
we have now. however, approacned sne sn' !" W
seasca-a time when prices are OF very h'''s o''e'
Our great aim Is
TO SELL:
..s...,....,s
,zH dispose as near as possible Of our THIS season
800. We are prepared 10 fully give our par ny
=, aure Ihe benefit OF reductions when tue "'o''
.ayv ehauRe I'm style and texture VIII eoInpei u'
yiele Eszt season.
We shall Offer on MONDAY
c,,e. Of INVITATIONS LINEN LAwN, ns r1l
yard wide. IN perfect order: i"r W.
sold Tor less than 12fc. ysfn; .s.-A s,c,,
Also. cases Of GOOD LAWN al 4ke'' reu"'s1 'i'"
stc.s vrurrr GoODs-PERsIAN NULL re-
'o 9uced rom 80 to 23c., 3Sc quality red~Sed 70
z ooe ii.fyEx DDACCA reduced to 14c.:
p I1,n ~ SWISS In beautfus styles, %t l2Hy IL
rs and &c never the loWess NO. mas Dteb s~iu
for less than zOc.
OUR SILK GOODS
-
market values.
We have made special prices in all
..--.-.,.............sss
FANCY SILK GOODS:
s...--S--.s..... ...s.s.ssssss
such as
PDULARDS, DAMASSE. SUMNER SILKS, and
all novelty SILKS ard SAT1NS.
We mention 27.iDeh ALL-SlLK FANCY foU-
LARDS al 44c., the general value Of which was u
yard.
Also, HANDSOME CHECKED, STRIPED, ana
FIGURED SUMNER SILKS reduced from 90 ana
soc. so 37)4 and 40e.
See our BLACK GROS-GRAIN SILK at Acc.
Thoee who have taken up their abode IN the conn
try for the summer can have samples mailed tnem'
or goods sent them in any way they may direct
WE CLOSE AT p. NJ. PROMPTLY.
fly 16-sa,Su.Thl
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COMMISSION MERCHANT. &e.

uENRY NJ. WORKMAN,
IL GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHA
GROCER, AND DEALER IN IRON AND STEEL,
corner Fifteenth ana Cary streets, Rlchmond va
Personal attention given to the sale OF Graln Leaf
Tobacco, Flour, and all KINDS OF Country Produce.
Bags furnished at usual raIes. Am assisted by my
father. Mr.. SAMUEL WoRTIIAA, lals OF r. ,.
Workman Co. Uf
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:To SELL:
s-.........,s

and dispose as near ss possible OF onr thls teas0n
stoes. We are prepared 10 fully give oaI par .n'
AZ suce the benefit OF reductions wu'en ns >. ~
sary change in style and texture VIII s0''p''
yieje Hsxt season.
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our recent great rsduetons ia ,rices has seen Tue
,ceaus Of d,sposing OF large quantities OF so'o'.
we have now. however. approached tne enc % 'n'
seasos-a time when prices are OF very ii''e ooI-e"
-. -~... aim a
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ua shall oa.t on MONDAY.

OUR SILK GOODS
Of every description have been reduced below az
market values.
We have made special prices in all
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WE CLOSE AT 8 p. NJ PROMPTLY.
fjy 16-Sa,Su.Thl
, 1881-10-15
Ex.SeoretarY Sherman Greatly Annoyed
by the Current Rumors Of Treas.
ury Pecu1atlons.
His Speech In the Senate, Inviting
the Fullest Scrutiny Of His
Past Acts,
List OF Presidential Nominations Con.
nrmeo Yesterday by tue
Senate.
The Peruvian Minister Asserts that He
Now Represents an Actual
Government.
CONKLING.

CONKLING.
IS uE 70 HE sEcnETAnY OF TIE TREASURY 2
Speetdt Dtpafeh to The Chitapo Tstbunt-
WAslE1NGrOS, ID. G., Oct. l:.-'tliu Cabinet
makers are nll at sea agai,,, and are falling
buck upoM Roscoe Co1lkllng Us Secretary Of
the Treasury. Ills friends assert that lie
Will not nccept n Cabinet position under any
circumstances
, 1881-10-15
NOTES. :

Special Dispateh to The Chicago Trtbuna
WASHINGTON, II. e., Oet. l4.-i,untwe,l
IL evidently one Of the Presidents welcome
visitors, ant! lie viii undoubtedly reeeYs
son!c Office fr,nn tlls Administration.
GHN. LONGS'rREET,
now United States Nfnrshni. OF Georgia. Il
urged us tho Southern member If the Cub
Inst, and 10 Is 1loruce Maynard, Of Ten.
nessee.
EX-SENATOR HnucE,
WHO Inns Just returned from Il stumpIng tour
III Ohm, was tile only colored man present 4.
the reception today.
EX-sNSATol, M'poNALn OF INDIANA
Is here urging tito promotion of col. Mcclure
to BE- l'aytnaster.
EN-sENATtl1t ltAAlLtN's INSTRUCTIONS
rs Minister to Spuln ara bulng prepared at
thu Department of State.
REDEMPTION OF RoSns.
1b tbs tTtstsrn AsIoctutsl I'.s's.
WASHINGTON, u. G., Oct. l+.-'rllo receipts
Of ~ extended boll.ts fur redemption up to
noon amounted to 81 ,2900, QUO.
THE PERUVIAN MINISTER r
has telegram from Linn announcing that
Arequlba al'd 1'l,ollo a1ld tic Army nf lhs
Su1th havo recognized the Provisional t;ds.
ernlilent 0f Peru. This SECURES tn the tlas'
erntnant of CnIderon tic support of The ,aoit
Important section of the country al.d oi the
only army which Porn now possesses, al'd
practically reunttea the country.
THE srA1s-souTE CAFES.
There wns 4 very lagH attendance thla
llorlling III tic Criminal Cnurt ruo1ll, MI ract
Gtl pnrt3y by tho Impression tl.at tho A,ralsI.
tie.lt ot t;,itenu would taku place, t,1pt part.
" ~ thu announcement thnt the argument
II thu st9r,routc cases would be Opened "
llDbett q. lngersoll. This lAttcr aaItl i,r VA
unwilling to 20 Oh. unless tlla wl,nte ,natlrE
could BIZ flushed IN ttay or two, atul VII
c0uk, for tho loy8rnaieni, sahl he ,sas saf
re'Mly. owing to tie .nbscncu Ut cuunsel. u
i'ally the cas-, WINS allowed To relnal,i.0ppn fpf
lllent to 6e liked after TINT ttnle.