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vthen p.strt WgBsysR dlcd 20 1882
re.xxYsS PixRUR, though then sbe Demo.
cratic candidate for President Of the uaNee
States, and therefore one Of Mr. "LSsIhA ?
rolk,esl e~pponcnts, msde perhaps inc most
slooueut speech called forth by inc oees'
san In Il he uttered a seuleoee which can
be more itoiy employed row 'nsn IOen
when he said "qzv great heart o. ne ma'
Ter beats silently at he porso1s Of me
,osshv surely fsese beauiifnl words VIII
aone hack 70 many . sDan aithis time, wnen
\, witnesses The grand spectacle OF 9 nation
In mourning, Not mere technical mourn.
inc. Not what has been 80 aptly described
81 .sthe ,uxury OF woe.D But the same sort
~ mourning which the son INDUCES 10
over the grave OF the father; the soldier
over that Of his chieiiain; The good citizen
over that Of the good ruler.
BossuEr was the most famous pulpit ora
Tor Of his day spd generation, and his'ory
hands rim down 10 IA as the most success
mi ard wonderful and enhancing Oh men
IN delivering funeral ors,ions. When The
second LOUIS DE BouRB0S died-he who had
hecn STYLED "the Great Conde," how II
mus, hsye thrilled Bossugr's hearers when
he commenced his funeral discourse to an
immense audience Of the most distinguished
persons In the world with the words,
{" There Is nothing great but Cod" And
TO dsv, in this land Of sadness, when the
voice Of the doubter 10 stilled, when the
strong man Is bowed down with griei,
when the mourners 90 about the streets, ana
when the people refuse to be comforted be-
cause their Chief Magistrate has gone to
the CITY Of the Dead, the lesson taught Oy
the eloquent preacher OF the seventeenth
century is learned by a new nation OF peo'
nile. and the same uttersnce comes inYolun-
sarily. n not from the tongues at least from
the hearts OF all, and we exclaim with fer
yor. :, There is nothing great but God!"
But after sll, there is no %eloquence IKE
that OF the stricken King Of Israel, who,
when the news Of the death OF his son
reached bin, woywsrd though that son had
been, exelslmed, " q nay soS AbSdlomi my
son, ,av son Absalom! would God 1 had
died for thee, o AbSalom, my son., my
son!v There is an aged mother 10 OHIO
who has uttered those words ere now.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-21
The Senate.

TIE accession OF Mr.. ARTHUR to the pre-
sidency leaves tue United States Senate
standing as follows: Democrats, SO, inclu.
ding DAVID DAVIS; Republicans, SO, incIu.
ding General MALONE and the new senators
from New York and Rhode Island. The
last three senators have not been sworn in ;
nj il has been assumed that they cannot be
sworn In until after a president pro tenn. OF
the Senate Is elected. We find upon refer
ence TO the United States Statutes at Large
ths, the law Is as follows:
"seciion 20. The oath Of Office shall be
administered by the president Of the Senate
TO each senator who shall hereafter be elect.
ed, previous 10 his taking his seat"
1t would seem, therefore, that when the
Senate shall meet and until after a presi-
dent pro tenn. is elected TO swear in the new
senators, that body will stand SO Democrats,
Including DAVID DAVIS. and S5 Republic
cans, including General MALONE. Besides,
II Is said that charges that be was elected by
bribery or fraud or both will be preferred
against al least one OF the New York sena-
toIss ~ hlhut NC tuOt6D tuat tbS eS~ASte'y
OF the Senate, ike the clerk OF the House,
could administer the necessary oaths; but
II so happens $50 many strange things do
happen) that the secretary Of the Senate Is
slso dead. OF course. a president pro TEN.
will be the first officer elected.
The probability seems, therefore, to be
that the Democrats will elect the President
pro tenn. OF the Senate as soon as that body
meets. They may also at the same time
elect the secretary. This course would
save much w~rapgling and prevent another
deadlock. These Offices once allied, they
would necessarily remain 50 until 10 some
way a change was effected Ia the relative
strength OF the parties in the Senate, as
neither party would have a majority after
the admission OF the three senators herein
before spoken Of. We think It possible
that an agreement might be entered into to
divide the cbairmanshIps Of the committees
pretty equally between the two parties.
OF course the new President pro tenn.
would DO Mr. AHraUR's successor should
be hsye one.
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The Succession.


II * often said OF persons az sea that there
is but q single plank between them ana
death. There is now but a single lie be-
tween The Government Of this country and
what might be anarchy. The Constitution
proyides that the Vice-President shall sue
coed the President, and our laws provide
that the President pro tenn. OF the Senate
and the Speaker OF the House OF Represent
atiyes shall succeed the Vice-Presldent.
Owing 10 Sir. ARTHUR's own conduct, how
ever. there is now no President pro tenn. OF
the Senate, and because Dir. RANDALL's
term has expired, there Is now no Speaker
OF the House of Representatives. So that
though Mr.. ARTHUR has become President
OF the United States, there is nobody TO
succted him II lie should die, or resign, or
become unable TO discharge the duties Of
his Office.
Rut we see no cause for alarm 10 this un-
fortunate and singular state OF things. The
chances seemed to be as a thousand to one
against such q concurrence OF mishaps as we
ale now familiar With. We must accept
the situation. 1t has been said OF MIR. AR.
THUR that be dreaded to stand alone before
the world as the sole representative OF the
Executive power Of our great Government.
s'The herce light that beats upon athrone"
which has a dozen or more known heirs is
ss nothing to tue glare Of the light that
points out o single life as oil that stands be-
tween anarchy and order. There might be
o fascination 10 the crime which might be
suggesttd by such q state OF things. There
fore, though we see no necessity for an
extra session OF Congress, yet we could by
no means censufe Dir. ARTHUR if be should
at once convene that body and demand OF
It q law providing heirs to the mighty re-
sp0nsibiIity which now rests upon bin,
We shall not PREJUDICE Mr.. AHrHvR. As
President he may be a very different man
from the one known as Mr.. CoNKLISG's too
subservient follower. He has a difficult
path 10 pursue. Perhaps be may walk In il
with an upright men and an independent
spirit. IL must give him pause TO reflect
that be is expectcd to displsce the Cabinet
Of the marlyTed President. Let us not en-
barrass him with Improbable doubts mol
harsss hinl with useless suggestions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-21

Al the battle OF Talayera the soldiers OF
the c~ontendtng armies suspended hostilities
for a time aud filed their cantrens from The
same peaceful stream. SO will both parties
in Virginia-both in Ohio-a9d both I'm
every State-suspend for a time the hostill-
ties Of their party war, and drink from the
peaceful stream Of mourning that flows
through every part of the land. He who
mourns the Presidents decease is for TO-
day at last all other mems brother.
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THE FALL CAMPAIGN OPENED.
JULIUS MEYER e son
EARLY IN THE FIELD, WITH BARGAINS
p FOR THE PEOPLE.
THEY OFrBR THIS WEEKS

THEY OFFER THIS WEEK:
rs pisces CoLoRED CAsHMEREs, new fall
shades, at lie; 49, -, D..
60 pieces CoLoRED ALPACAs, fall shades, at
10c.;
Is pieces sTEEL-MIXED LUSTRES at 15c.;
2 cases BEST FALL PRINTS at 64c.;
2 cases GOOD FALL PRINTS at 4Hc.;
rs pieces EXTRA QUALITY PRINTS, in entirely
new and novel styles, st &c.;
rs pieces PACIFIC PERCALBS, the very latest
styles, at 12Tc.;
In BLACK CASHMERES a special bargain In ALL
wool at 37Kc. worth 5Ce.; a 80 inch wide at
soc. worth 70c.; 14I
25 pieces NEW MADRAS GlNGHAMS. fall styles (;
1875 pieces FLANNELS, all grades and colors, at
special low prices;
25 pieces ALL-W0OL WHITE FLANNEL,extra
fine, at Csc;
RED aud GREY TWILLED FLANNELs special
lylo9;
BLEACHED aud UNBLEACHED CANTON
FLANNELS az bottom prices;
rs BERKSHIRE CROCHET QUILTS, extra large
and heavy. at Sl.25 worth sl.65, at
j. MEYER & SONS,
u23-eod COL and 603 Broad street.
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mGENTLEMEN'S UNLAUNDRIED
WE CARRY THE LARGEST LINE IN TOWN
N GOODS. &c.

FAhCI GOODS. Ncs
STEVENS
Is receiving lots Of NEW GOODS, among Which are
100 BIRD CAGES at 81
10 TOILET SETS at 81, as good as those we
usually sell at 81 so and 81;
% Five-foot STEP-LADDERs at 81
20 six, foot sTEP-LADDERs at 81 rs;
go dozen four-row TOOTH BRUSHES at 10c.;
so dozen SOLID BONE-HANDLE KNIVES at
81 per set;
so FRENCH PLATE-GLAsS MIRRORS at 81;
A full line OF sizes in CHlNA-HEAD DOLLS from
sc. up
A full line OF INDEsTRUCTABLE DOLLS from
loo. no
A full line of WAX DOLLS from loo. up-the best
goods for The money IN town.
We continue our CROCRE9Y SALE, selling
Selected DINNER PLATES at Soc. per dozen;
Extra thin CUPS and sAUCERs at so per set;
Splendid EWERs ana BASINS for Csc;
Handsome PLAIN GOBLETs at soc. per dozen I;
and all Other goods In proportion, at
STEVENS,
au2l sos Broad street
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Pfesfd<N9.
ne paper North, ssptlA East. aad Mes!
ara flied VIII expressicna Of the deepest
scffow al die death eff President Gu5fld.
lGf his suceeSyer Geesssl Astlsur. b Kew
york Herald says&HoIsa eentlsman-@ae
fDy cnafActpr, cspscIW ana Hgpt lpslnc's
wIp not fgl6e INDIVIDUALLY 70 lbe llsidol
our Chief Magistrates, His accession 10 t1e
| p~FesideBcy cannot Ic1d 10 any such unseen
Nv difficulties In a party sense as have re-
suited from previous sueecsFtons OF tnis
| nature, for. though there has'not been Iull
sympathy between certain sections OF te-
! publican leaders, there has never been any
| doubt whatever that Mr. Arthur was In iull
accord With alIrecoguized authority on the
national policy.of bis party
The New York Tribune says: We coun.
sci the President TO no narrow or serylle
! study or imitation Of any mars character
or career = but 1t viii be no mean award OF
| glory and honor 10 GeBefal Afsunrs "neu
his term shall end, II the people say DC gave
us such an administrator oil TOE Govern.
ment as Garfield would have done. Inat
this NAV be the verdict upon bls WORK - To-
dav the wish and prayer Of millions.
The Baltimore American says; Inc ac'
O. sslon. indeed, Of President Arthur, wpicn
would have been iDexpressibly painiut anu
Irritating to our citizens on JHly "a, eah
now be calmly and serenely contemplated.
Tits not merely the fact that we have an or
derry and well-ega5lished government, IN
which no violent change can produce q
revolution; that goes without saying. but
General Arthur. under the most d'incui'
and Embarrassing circumstances, has con
Quoted himself so well, with such prudence,
circumspection, and delicacy, Chat all, even
the most violent parlisans, long ago pre-,
| nared themselves to render him q cordlaI
support. IN.
The washington PosttDem.) says: The
p%oIitical significance OF this change resides
alone in the fact that IL brings into power
the faction opposed to the Administration
OF the late President. There has been time
enough since the I'd OF last month for pas
sion to cool, and for the better nature OF the
partisan to assert its sway. While the
Nation has been standing around the death
bed Of the President, it is hoped that hatred
malice, and all uuebsritableness have been
permitted to die out OF the hearts OF those
statesmen who are recognized as leaders oil
the respective Republican factions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-21

CAMERON USES LANGUAGE ABOUT WADE HAMP-
TON wHIcH LEADS TO A ROw-THE ROW
QUOTED BY THE LAW OFFICERS.
Especial dispatch to the ndex-Appeal.I
DANymLE, September 19.-Colonel Came
ron spoke at Chatham to-day aud was met
by Major j. 4. Ficklen, OF Buckingham.
A large crown was present, the whites out
numbering the blacks. Nearly ali the for.
mer were for Daniel. Msjor Ficklen made
a splendid talk and was yociferously cheer
ed while making the opening speech.
Cameron followed and sustained himself
very ably. Ia the course Of his remarks he
reverted to Senator Hsmpton's Staunton
speech, in reference to which he used the
language recorded lie. When Major Flick
len commenced his reioinder he said
Cameron would not use the same language
10 Hampton he had made use OF behind his
back. This brought Cameron to his feet
and produced great excitement. Colonel
William +. Sims, a talented lawyer OF this
county and q kiasman OF Hampton, sprang
upon the platform, which had been erected
Ia the open air, and dared Cameron to a
reiteration OF the assertion. A rush by par
tisans was made for the platform, and arrow
seemed imminent. many OF Hsmpton's old
command being ready to back Sims. The
law officers quoted the row and the speak
Ing was resumed after mutual explanations
bad been made by Ficklen aud Cameron.
Cameron has done himself harm among the
whites, but Is solid with Africa. He stated
In bis speech that be had as lief have a
cafpet-bagger from Vermont as South
Carolina. r.. }. u.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-21

The Democrats have nominated JOHN b,
Moon and DR.. THOMAS NJ. Dunn, Of Albe-
for the House Of Delegates, and j.
r. WINFIELD, who is an Albemarle law
yer, for the Senate. lie Is also an A. NJ. OF
the University. This is q strong and an
available ticket. WALTER j. ANDERSON,
nominated for the House by The Democrats
Of Caroline, is very popular, and will be
elected.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-21

AN IMPORTANT DEcTsroE.-JHdge Lacy,
in the cjse OF Hewin aud Others Us. Davis,
inspector, has decided that Hampton Bar Is
a natural oyster-bed, aud therefore free TO
all the citizens OF the Commonwealth alike
The plaintiffs bad been using il as a plant
ing. ground. A suspending order was en-
tered I'm order that they might take the case
to the Court Of Appeals Hampton Moui'
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The fourth session of this school will cpTu.-
on the 18TH OF SEPTEMBER. 1881.
Mrs, SQUIRE will be assisted Dy her d~1u21igfh
She has also secured as an assistant. % devote PTS
whole time % This school. Professor Z. W ltiAe
l,fe Of Mis- Putusm's English ard Cassica, sch1,
No. G6 Marlborough street. Boston. Prllts-of l''
A Is u graduate OF Harvard COLLEGE, Ml,''N p
which Institution he brings the highest teslimon'4i
a. TO character and scholarship
Professor f.. n. HAs>RLEPF. Modern Lauslig-H
late OF Miss NJ. j.. Bsldwin's Seminary stanton.
Professor -, Music.
For terms. &C, send for circular. an Zt.ll
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"Extremes meet says the adage. How
siugularly that saying is exemplided in The
fact that America aud Russia respectively
the freest and the most despotic countries
in the world-haye each had two or more OF
its Chief Magistrates assassinated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-21

Is your scalp full Of dry husky scales and
little pimplesi DR.. Benson's Skin Cure
will cleanse your scalp and remove all scales
and tenderness within six days. Try 1t,
for It is the best bead-dressing ever used.
Sold by all druggists at 81 per package.
The Baltimore american, Republican, de-
signates the Brady Lakewood circular as
" a campaign fraud in Virginia"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-21

A GRAND TOURSANEAT-It is proposed
to "open the ball" at Yorktown by a grand
national tournament on the 18th OF Oeto-
Der. Our popular and energetic young
towusmau, DR.. +. w. SHIELD, is at the head
of this movement, and will no doubt make
it a grand success. Hampton Monitor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-21

Women that have been bed-ridden for
wears have been entirely cured OF female
weakness BIZ the use OF Lydia II. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound. Send to Mrs. lydia
e. Pmkham, 1913 Western avenue, Lynn,
Mass, for pamphlets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-21

~ Vs. 49, AANt ~
SATIN BROCAOES IN the lates; fall designs.
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
A personal inspection will be indispensable TO a
proper appreciation Of the novelties for fall aud
winter wear offered in This department. Among the
specially new goods just opoued are
LOHENGRIN SILK and WOOL BASKET
PLAIDS in rich new ~co'orings and designs;
SILK and WOOL ONBRE BAYADERES and LIZ
VANTINE OMBRH STRIPES, for combina'
tioa and trimmings;
ALGRRINE TINSELLED STRIPRS-ombre ef-
fects;
.SAYOYARD CLOTH SUIrINGS-sIripes OF mixed
eff cts aud plain colors 70 correspond, for CONS
bination walking suits;
LADIES' FINE CLOTH SUIrlNGS In new weay-
iBgs snd rich and effective colorings;
FRENCH sHOODAS and ARMURE CLOTHS In
new fall aud winter cOlors;
PLAID and STRIPED CAsHMERES In rich dark
eOiorings;
FINE FLANNEL SUITINGS;
|LUPIN'S FRENCH CAsHMERES in new shades
and colors;
And a va.t collection Of other NEW FALL GOODS
too numerous 10 admit OF detailed recital.
A full line Of CARPETS Just opened,
SYCLE BROTHERS,
311 Broad street,
Sc IS-eod Leaders OF Low Prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-21
ERENCH LANGUAGE.

Address for particulars regarding seho0i', efD.
noon aud evening classes, Post once Box 300.
Sc Is st.wliE j. IA PLACE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-21

Rooms STATE C0NsARvATIvE-DEN0oRATIC)
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, ;
RICHMOND, September 20, 1881. }
Edward II. Moorman Is appointed a can.
vasser for Lynchburg and Campbell.
A. NJ. KELLEY, Chairman.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-21
DROFESSOR l.. y. HASSELEFFS
Il School OF FRENCH AND GERMAN
LANGUAGES
M rao,,u = Il 1891

VIII reOp'n SEfl hMbfh To- ir-ls
SpeciAI els sses for French Conversation aEd iL'a.
nature arranged for ladies.
For particular. apply al 304 east Grace street.
co Am ma fpQsll m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-21

Do not hesitate to stake hold OF hands
in the ring" at such a time. IL you do,
you may be counted-nay, will be counted
as out Of the world Of mankind. To join
bands In distress is better than to stand
aLono ..tt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-21

Senator LAMAR's speeches in the present
in Mississippi are said to be i'm
mensely effective. He wins friends at every
town and village. p s,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-21

A great number Of the Russian Hebrews
are preparing to emigrate to this country,
over FIVE bundled are expected to arrive at
Castle Garden within a month or two.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-21

An antthighwayman association, similar
to the anti DEMONSTRATING association, Is
called for in Western Missouri. Why not
extend it to New Hampshiref
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NE d RY s.
SYCLE BROTHERS
GRAND CENTRAL FANCY AND DRY-GoCDS
ESTABLISHMENT.

we are displaying for the fall season complete
lines of goods in all departments that VIII surpass in
QUALITY, VARIETY, AND DESIGN
anything we have previously of, red, snes as usual,
will LEAD IN POPULAR PRICES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-21

CommissionsIWeT seat yesterday 10 the
following postmasters /: IL. q. Williamson,
Wise Dsurthouse, Virginia; j.. II. Dick
enson, BIcsicy's Mis-, Russell county, Yjr-
gInia,
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FsrIrcTEp wfTH CARE ny OUR BUYER
AFTER A THREE WEEKS STAY
IN NEW YORK ser

7-Tf4 - 0ffr1 at
An ne lstest lty;es OF DRESS GOODS, and every
variety OF TRIMMING 70 match them;
PLAIN, BRoCADE, and STRIPED SILKS and
sATINs; tr via. lY
PLAIN. BRoCADE, and STRIPED vELvEIS
and vgLvETEEGs; I'D If
PLUsHEsin all the desirable shades H t0-'
The greatest bargains in BLACK CAsHMERES,
HENRIETTA, TAaIsE, and Jersey
CLOTHS;
"a and Ga FLANNEL sUlTIS6s In all the new
IL shade5; IoHI1. p Hbt-9 aiei
The bes, stock Of CASsIMEREs in the city; a
A fall line OF TABLE.LINENs, NAPKfN Ms
TOWELS, QUILTS,
BLANKETS and COMFoRTABLEs,
RIBBONS. LACEs, 80
HAMBCRGs, RUFFLINGS, r.,.
BUTTONS, CORsETs, -f8
\, HOSIERY, GLOVEs.l r..i> &c. a'
re FOSTER KIDS, LACE TIES, sl
HANDKERCHIEFs, PRINCES,
.'"i PAssAMENTERIE,
BEADED ORNAMENTS,
CORDS and TASsELs,
and numerous other goods In thegreatest variety
and at the very lowest prices; moi r.h.tl
Exlra bargains in LADIES, GENTLEMEN'S, and
CHILDREN's UNDERWEAR. ,..
We solicit a call aud inspection from our friends
and The public. THALHINER BROTHERS.,
sol Broad, corner Fifth street.
sc IO-sasu&w
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Messrs. sUrTLE and PEYToN are making a
fine canvass in Stafford.
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T YDIA Z. PINKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
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FOR ALL THOSE PAINFUL COMPLAINTS
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this paper.
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WHITE GOODS.

Our stocks in this department are very full and
include all the latest novelties and standard goods.
SPECIAL BARGAINS:
FRENCH ORGANOY, very fne and sheer,at Csc.
BEAUTIFUL STRIPED MUSLIN at l2ke.;
WHITE and CREAM DOTTED, FIGURED, and
BROCADED MUSLINS
NAINSOOK, LINON DE DACCA, CHECK MUS
LlNS, CAMBRIA, MAZALIA, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-21

UNIVERSITY SCHOOL (DAY AND
u BOARDINGJ. PETERSBURG, Vase.
tenth session begins MONDAY, October 3d. Tla-
| ugh preparation FOR Uniyersily Of FirglDn,I.N.
Naval and Military Academic. Highly u.l.
mended by Faculty OF University: location hearty,
pupils uniformly successful Elrly application.
Tised. as number Of bOarders Is limited. tnf .fl.
logue address. w. GDItDDN NllAHf,
" Pc .d2m f1NHH.
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MIsCRLLANEOUs

The attention Of the public Is called 70 the above,
and they are cordially invited TO call. In this estab.
lishment will be found the very best that can be
purchased in nv iine. and Ipon the most liberal
terms. ED WHEAT, OATS, aud RYE a spe-
eLaiity. Give me a call before psTcnaslng.
se 2l-Itt NJ. y. TAYLOR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-21

No family should be without LYDIA Il. PINK
HAMS LIVER PILLS. They cure Constipation,
Binousness, and Torpidlly II the Liver, 25 cents
per box. sold by all druggists. aug 26-eod
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-21
PARAsOLs

will be sold at greatly reduced rates, as we are deter
mined TO dispose of die entire stock. Great bargains
can he found.