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An Old Robbery. ReEIT-ed.
fst,nnfon YlndIca,or.l

fStauntOn NindCatOF,I
our readers rccollect the bold robbery OF
the bank at Huntington, W. Va, where
The robbers rode into town in broad day
light, placed guard around the bank,
stopping Off citizens who were in the street,
and then went in and made the officers OF
the bank deliver up $4,000. One OF the
robbers was shot and killed by citizens
who pursued them to the mountains. Some
time after this NJ. Erskine Miller, E'q, OF
stanton. one OF the owners Of the roDbed
hank. learned Of the whereabouts OF an
other Of the robbers, and, after long and
perilous Journey, captured him and brought
him back to Huntington. a long and m
tereStiug history OF the notorious James
brothers hiss Just been published IN the
Cincinnati Enquirer, from which we learn
that the Huntington robbery wss peipe-
trated by Frank James, Cole Younger,
Thompson McDauelS, aud Keen ot'aS
webb alias Kinds. It was plsnued IN hcn-
tucky. Mechanics was The man killed oy
the citizens, and Keen was the man cap
tured by Mr.. Miller. James sod Younger
esc.ped. Keen was sentenced 20 fourteen
years in the pcnitentiary, aud i no" serV-
| ing his time. He has never told his name
or home, and steadiastly refuses 10 open
his mouth regarding his companions at
Huntington.
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Gnuahnru RnIlrnnliS.

In an article on southern development an
exchange incidentally says:
alt has even been said that northern capt.
tai was seeking rash investments In the
South, so great is the disposition tins year
for it to 90 there, and that more railroads
were building than were justified by the
state OF the country"
There is a decided difference between
constructing roads In country where there
are people and crops and making them
through unsettled plains. Wherever roads
are built in the South they find abundant
products to carry. Northern capital IS not
unwise in tending sOuthward.-LomSVMe
COmmeTcjdL.
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FANCY GOODS. dc.

STEVENS
recognizing the beauty Of the philanthropic move
now ON footto give the people Of Richmond and Vi
cinity the oeuen. Of wholesale prices on
CHINA AND GLASS,
and wishing 90 offer substantial aid to the audsble
enterrri5e offers in the test makes
selected DINNER PLATES extca thin, at s5c. per
doom;
Selected G.. G.. PLATES at soc. per dozen;
selected HANDLED TEAS, extra thin, at Soc Ter
set;
Selected ENGLISH CHINA, HANDLED TEAS,
extra thin, at S0g. per set;
Good IRONSTUNE CHINA, HANDLED TEAS, a
A5c. per set;
LAMP CHiMNEYs 1T 40e. per do1en
fine PLAIN COBLETS (0eauliesl at 60c. ~
dozen;
/ TUMBL ERs. three styles, Al zoe. per dozen;
| In ROGERS TEA and TABLESPOONS and
FORKS;
In CAKE-sTANDS, CAsTORs, &C, &C, you vi
| find a large assortment, al bottom prices At
STEVENS,
te24 SOS Broad street.
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COLONEL. CAMERON TBINKs TIE NEGROES
OF VIRGINIA HOLD His ELECTION IN THEIR
HANDs.-The Richmond wing OF July 2,
1891, contains the report Of the speech de-
liyered by Colonel Cameron ut Petersburg
after his nomination. The following is an
extract from the report:
"In speaking OF the colored people, be
said If he Is beaten IL ,oiH6e their fault and
their misfortune, and that they would be
relegated to political slavery worse than
in the days Of Loyal-Leqgueism. He was
In revolt against the DemOcracy-agaiDst a
party who are enemies TO them and TO him
and it ,cQS for them TO say Iohetherhe should
be successful or bealen."
There is a candidate for yOu-fOr Demo
cratic voters! He don't even look to the
Democratic ReadiusteTs for his election,
but to the negroes. cit is for them to say 3"
whether be shall be elected or not.-Stdun-
ton indicator.
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The descendants OF old Waiter Palmer
made a pilgrimage 10 the site Of the old
homestead, on WCqueicquYe Cove, near
Stonlngton, c., on Thursday. Tney drank
at the old well on the place, examined inc
quaint headstones in the ancient burial
ground, and wound up with partaklng OF a
gigantic clam-bake. Not less than one
thousand persons were present at lh's sociAi
Gathering. President Palmer, Of the
Broodwsy National Bank, hopes TO have the
next reunion in New York city, and prom
ises 10 hire = hall for the purpose.
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washington october Celebration.

At a meeting Of citizens beld at The Ma
tional Hotel Friday an executive committee
Of over one hundred was appointed to meet
on Thursday night mex, and divide up
into subcommittee for the purpose OF
making arrangements Tor a carnival and
general Jubilee, to take place here on the
night after the Oriole pageant IN Baltimore,
and to welcome the Yorktown visitors. No
plan has yet been agreed upon, but 1t Is
thought many Of the tableauX and displays
used in the Oriole can he secured Tor the
carnival here, besides others Washington
letter TO Baltimore Sun.
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A BIZ OF Pure Demagoguery.

Boston HCldu' iHu'pcuHch y
The attempt to make out Major Daniel
the Democratic candidate for Governor OF
Virginia. m enemy Of the public schools,
and 10 attribute to him a wish 10 ''burn the
school.houses,7 appears to be bit Of pure
demagoguery 90 the Larl of1be Re4diu.,!'
ers. The laSlS ~ ~, that during the debate
~ '4 ~ Legislature, in 1873, on Mr..
Mas,ey's Till providing that the school
faxes should be paid exclusively in
money-in direct violation Of the States
pledge and contract to receive inter-
est coupons on her bonds in payment
OF all taX.s-MalDr Dmiel Strenuous'y op-
posed tins act OF bad faith. Aud in the
course OF f3rcibie speech he said he
" would rather see bO0tre made OF every
| free school in the state, and bon
| fire then made Of his own home. than to
! have this BIN ana those nat are 10 follow it
pass" This is nothing more than an eX-
| travagant statement Of en- honest mans alb
hOrrence II an act Of bad faith by the
State. Major Daniel might Is Justly be
charged with wish 10 destroy the homes
OF Virginia a. it, schools on the basis Of
this speech. HIS parry is Vulnerable
enough on its record ana IT'S platform, with
out res0r,ing TO gI0.s misrepresentation to
prejudice ignorant voters agalns. him.
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YOU KNOW How IT ls.-What to him was
love or hope? What to him was Joy or
c1reY he stepped on plug Of slippery
soap the girl bad left on the topmost star.
His feet flew out like Wild, fierce things !;
and he struck each stair with sound IKE
a drum; and the girl below with the scrub
bling things laughed like a fiend to see him
come. But be gathered himself with care
and toll, aud repaired the damage with st.
jacobs Oll-like any sensible man would.
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"Fr,,ro and HIS wife Reunited.

NEW YORK, August 12.-Through the
fundamentally Of Charles K. Leland, OF
the Delavau House, Albany, reconciliation
has taken place between the actor Joseph
Emmett and his wife, who will hereafter
travel with him. Emmett attributes his pest
fits OF inebriaton to the separation from his
wife. and declares that there wilt be no
more broken engagements in the future
from such a cause.
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One ReadIuster Candidate.
Washington Post. 18lh.l

W
On the 10Th Of March last Attorney. Gen
ersl MacVeagh transmitted TO the senate n
copy OF the report OF L. c. Lancaster, Jr.,
special agent OF the Treasury Department,
in relation to the conduct and operations OF
the United States marshal and his deputies
the district attorney, and the commissioners
in the Western District Of Virginia. The
report was made in response to = resolution
OF the United States Senate Of March II,
1891.
IL is document OF siXty-seyen pages,
presenting in historical review the outrages
10 which the people Of that section were
subjected under the admlnlsiTall2n 21A2S
tGdj. a, %arsnal and bis associates.
1t would appear from Dir. Lancaster !.
verified statements that scuryler gang OF
scoundrels never preyed upon any commu-
nity than the deputies, iniormers, spies,
and detectives who were detailed Tor SER
vice i'm this district. The report, OF which
few copies are now eXtant, or at least ac-
cessibe, but which will fad extensive cir
culstion in Virginia this fall, concludes as
| follows:
"Upon consideration OF the above facts
| but one conclusion can be drawn-and that
| ia. that the marshaPS Office is responsible
! for these grave irregularities ana COTrup'
tons. The manner in which the office ha'
been conducted for the last eighteen months
has been disgrace 10 the Fed>rdt judiciary
and Il qreat hardship 10 the citizen FOR The
deputy marshals have been engaged IN
regular traffic Of Government process, ap
parently recognizing 10 superior but then
greed for fees. For the year 1880 nearly
800. 900 have been expended by this ONCE
100000 Of which, by legitimate and hon
est management, could have been saved L
the Government"
The Marshal whose Office is character
/ lied as a " disgrace 10 the judiciary" is
none other than John f. Lewis, now tht
Reaaiuster candidate for Lieutenant.GoY
ernor OF Virginia and solicitor Of vote
from a people whom he has shamciully
abused and whose State be has dishonored
It is alleged that the Administration i
giving its support to this candidate ant
his colleagues. Is'it possible that Attor
ney. General MacNeagh, who sent the abov
report TO the Senate and is presumably ia
miliar with its contents, believes that tn
moral and political regeneration OF Viz
ginia demands the election OF such ma
TO the second highest place in the gilt o
the peoplei
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ANOTHER RICHMOND HoTEL.-We learn
that Major G. b. Luck, the genial, indeiati-
gable, and successful proprietor OF the EX-
change Hotel here, will most probably rent
the American Hotel In Richmond and open
II TO the public. Major Luck not only
!" knows hew to keep hotel" but nc can
keen two OF them Fredericksburg Star.
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Our State exchanges tell Of hundreds OF
negroes who are going every week North
and West TO work on railroads and In
mines. Now, our county and magisterial
district organizations should see that there
il free ballot and fair count. 1t would
mike Messrs. HoAR and DAWES weep to
hear that one OF these colored sufTragaps
while absent IN Illinois or Indiana had
been voted 10 Virginia
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Tna m.ueaI,h of Governor WIFE.

Prom Tue NV VIitdu9 lIuIN7'I
A rumor prevailed OH the streets yester-
dav TO the effect that Governor WIZ was
not expected to live throughout the day.
inquiry elected the fact that BIS Excel
lency, who has been very III lately, had
passed through Sunday night very comfort
ably. and was somewhat better than on
SUNDAY. The Governor, it appears, has
but slightly improved by his trip to ST.
Martinsyille, and since his return be has
been the object of much soicitude among
his friends
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Mr.. THOMPSON, Of New York, who, in
his paper at the Niagara Convention pre-
dlcted panic few years hence, hiss stirred
m the financial editors of the country.
Some Of them say that every financial crisis
to which we have hitherto been subjected
has been due to clearly defined causes, and
none Of these causes seem to exist at the
present time, nor anything analogous 10
them. While good deal OF speculation is
being INDUCED in by limited class, ii IS
contended that the bulk OF the population
are taking great deal Of ratber extra good
care OF their money.
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ROOMS STATE CONsERvATlvE-D DEMOCRATIC
FxgCOTIvE COMMITTEE.
RICHMOND, August Is, 1881.

RICHMOND, august II, 1851.
CITY and county COnseyaiive.Dcmo cratic
superintendents will please forward me
names and post-officc address OF nominees
OF our party for Senate and House OF Dele
yates, and for candidates on our platform
where no nominations will be made.
Where changes have been made In the
Office Of city ard county superintenden's,
please inform me OF name AMI post'oince
address Of the present incumbent
j. Bell BIGGER, Secretary.
ConscrvaIye.D Democratic papers please
COPY.
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THE ARCHBISHOP AND IORKT0WN.-Arch-
bishop Gibbons, who returned to the cry
Yesterday, stated that, contrary To me pun
rshcd reports, he would not be enabled TO
ofpicia,e At The religious ceremonies during
the Yorktown celebration. His engage
U,nls at nome would prevent bis getting
,wav at that time, although he had been
cordially invited to be present. Bishop
Kesne. Of Richmond. he understood, would
attend Baltimore American.
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The Boston Post says: "Any true VIZ.
gilman who can be influenced bX n N who
n'Fe o.'" "ocos'ou'eo ~ pit upon the OLD
po'a'ilon anu 'Nerle6 her citizens, must be
III sAi az 81 mind not TO be enyied."
The Post may rest satisfied that the pco'
pie Of Virginia are not prepared to follow
the advice OF New England senators. They
remember that Messrs. FRYE, DAWES, HALE
and HoAR have devoted the best years Of
their life to abusing the South and south
erners. Wnen ENGLISH, OF Connecticut
RANDOLPH, OF New Jersey, and SEYMOUR
OF New York, tender advice to Virginia
VirginIans will listen to them eagerly, be
cause they are patriots aud are willing to
do equal and exact justice to all the States
North, South, East, aud West.
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Colonel CAMERON said to the negroes IN
bis Henry speech: "Ninety.two thousand
OF YOU voted to take our freedom from us,
and never would have forgiven you for
If but for the fact that you were misled."
Yes, they did do it, and they knew what
they were doing. They followed their pro-
scfiptiyc leaders because they were bent on
prescription, and believed every white man
in Virginia who had been true to the Con-
federacy ought to be DISTINGUISHED and put
under the rnle OF Africa. II they had had
money to invest they would have consulted
not these political leaders, but Vuginians
whom they tried to disiranchi.e. o, they
knew we'll what they were doing, aud they
know to-day as well IS Senators DAWES or
HOWE, or john +. LEWIS or General MA.
HoHs, what Colonel CAMERON means who
be says he intends to carry Africa into the
war.
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The Warren Sentinel says " The nom
nation Of Hon. James Barbour foi
Lieulenant.Goyefn0f by acclamaiioh shows
the estimation In which he Is held 10y
the peoples representatives, Ia Convention
assembled last week. a better man, 9
purer patriot, a sodnder Conseryatlye.Oem
ocrat, ttuer Yirginiah, could not haY(
been selected
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With one accord the conseryatlye-Demo'
cratic papers OF Virginia now say, and
with earnestness and enthusiasm, that there
could have been nominated no better or
stronger ticket than DANIEL, BARB6Us, and
McKIsSkY. Organize and elect them.
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AN EXTRACT FROM a " WIG" EDITORIAL.
" And John w. Daniel. We wish we were
entitled 10 few more senators, for We VIII
not disguise the fact that it would afford
us infinite satisfaction to see this highly
gifted gentleman representative OF the
sovereignty Of the State at the Federal cap.
ital, or elevated to the highest post Of trust
IN the gift Of The Commonwealth"
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When records are the order OF the day,
remember, Conservative Democrats, that
the party that now wants CAMERON elected
Governor and endorses General MAHoNE's
course in The Senate in voting for KELLOGG
over LAMAR, and CoNKLING over Ransom, Ii
the same party whose representatives 10 the
Legislature voted to turn out ROBERT
HUNTER. and then voted for negro for
doorkeeper over one-armed white Con-
federate soldier. They voted TO carry Al
riea into The House Of Delegates.
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ORIT TARY.

Died in Richmond. August 7th, BENJAMIN.
OUARLEs; aged nifty.
lie died. as he had lived. the highest Type OF the
turing fidelity aud affection. he WAS an honor 10 any
race ana 10 any section. Those who employee hin
f1r wears iaoUrn for him as II relative as 'Sell as
:. Behold Tie upright; for the end OF that man is
paace, ftl u. &. G.
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The New York Herald says the Atlanta
Exposition marks the beginning OF a new
departure which In the end may make in
the southern country new New England.
filing II with furnaces aud factories and
laying 10 II the foundations OF busy indus
tries which are now monopolized by other
sections OF the country.
We Ike the picture, and do not regard It
Is ever colored.
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REMNANTS and DRESS PATTERNS OF SILKS
and SATINS at thirty cents on the dolar
$50 DRESS. LENGTHS COLORED SILKS at half
price;
10000 WORTH OF
REMNANTS AND DRESS PATTERNS OF coll
ORED WOR>TED DRESS GOODS
at twenty. five cents on the dollar.
These goods viii be displayed specially, and the
prices marked in plata figures.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN Seasonal
BILE DRESS GOOIS;
% pieces BLACK BROCADED aud FOULARD
SILK At reduces prices.
COLORED DRESS GOUDS.-l20 pieces COLOR
Ed DRESS GOODS, reduced from 20 and 25c,
atI2ec.;
CAMBRICS, GINGHAMS, LAWNS, JACONEIS,
ORGANDIEs. and LINEN LAWNS AZ pro-
p0rti0nateN reduced rates;
25 pieces BLACK SILK GRENADINES 40 doc.-
formerly II and 1928;
Sweeping reductions in WlIlrE-GOOD> DE-
PARTNENT-m Doe closed out for the season.
SPECIAL SALE OF BLACK slLK>.-25 pieces At
10 rieces IiNEN shEF'TiSG at soc. per ward
never sold before for lr.s than 81 and fl.Z5
500 PARA>OLs, 10 be closed ont 1T much less man
cost rather han carry them over 70 auoiner sea-
sOB--am0ng3t them some very handsome;
Elegant WHITE and BLACK SPANISH LACto
WHITE. CREAM and COLoRED RUSSIAN
LACES from Sc up: -. ..
READED PRINCES, PASSEMENTRRlE. oRNA-
MtNTS, BALLS. &c, IN great Variety
HEAVY JET FRlNGES AZ soc. per Yard:
HEAVY CuENILLE-AND-JETF PRINCES at 65c.
per ward, reduced from :
$40 dozen LADIES FANCY HOSE from % 4Oc.
per pair; ~
csc the largest assortment IN tht cityi
]. 600 pair IISlE GLOVES 10 10 J0c. per pair
The balance OF MAIIlNGs ON hand 10 Dc closed
out for the season A. cost ....,,... .,,...
500 IAUNDRlED and UNLAINDklED >hlhl
% be- closed out cheap;
Z case LINEN CRASH 40 Toe. per yard, reduced
from &c.,;
now S., 10 close for the sea on. -
sYCLE BROTHERS
{v3I-eod BIZ Broad street.
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cur stocks in thi5 depar.nol, al. v.
include ali tbe latest uoyeiie- .ui -n.".
SPECIAL BARGAIN-t
FKESCH OEGANDl, very Hl. t.f sheer.
BEAUTIFUL STRIPED MUSLIN .- d..
WHITE mI CREAM DOIIIu. tipit''
BKOCADED hUoIGN~;
NAINSOOk. LIAON pE DAt A. ltlt
LINS, CAMBRIA, NAZALIA,t-
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Dey GOODS. NOTIONS. &c.

EOURQUREAN, PRICE. TEMPT
COMPANY,
429 EAST BROAD rRERr.
CARDOZO, ALSOP. ND~bl 'N.
1908 EAST IAiS STREET
during the present month .rspecit Dob
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Funernt Notice.

The fuueraI Of Mrs. General JOSEPH X. AN
10 MORROW MONDAY at II O'CLOCK.
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n REDUCING PRICES

SPECIAL NOTICES,
n5~ REDUCING PRICES
FOR THE MONTH or AUGUST.
SPECIAL SALE.
WE OFFER EXTRA INDUCEMENTS on ALL
SUMMER GOODS IN ORDER 70 SILL
THEM OUT
WHITE and CREAM EMBROIDERED Ms.
LINs, LTsoN DE DACCA, PERSIAN NULL.
ORGANIZES. VICTORIA LAWNS. WHITE
and FIGURED LAwNs-all At lover Price,
than ever.
All kinds Of SUMNER DREss.GOODs. PARA.
soils, and LINEN CLsTERs a, less ,mac,.
BLACK and COLORED LACE MlTTS,
LADIES and GENTLEMEN's HOSIERY;
LACE-TOP GLOVES;
FANS aud HOOPSKIRTS.
At SPECIAL PRICES,
as we DO not wish 10 carry over any Of thee =.
LADIES' aud GENTLEMEN', GkUZE YF,T.
UNLAUNDRlED SHIRTS;
LADIES and GENTLEMEN, UANDKrr.
CHIEFS;
RIBBONS,
LADIES' aud GENTLENEN's COLLARS A..
CUFFS;
LACES, HAMBUHGS,
BELTS and KID GLOVES
IN great variety and 40 the lowest pri.e..
THALHMER BROTHERS.
Ccatral B'ock. jJl BrO,d ,,l.e'
az 4.saSu&W corner F.fu ..-,.
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spECyAs, NOTICES.
ar ThIs OPPORTUNITY.

- =
NJ DoN'TMIss THIS OPPORTUNITY.
LEVY BROTHERS.
GRAND CLosING-oUT SALE
DRY GOODS
AND
FANCY GOODS,
CARPETS, MATING, EMBRoIDERIEs,
DREss GOODS, WHITE GOODS.
GENTLEMEN's and LADIES UNDERWEAR
GENTIEMES's FURNISHINGS.
GOODS FOR MEMS AND BOYS WEAR,
LADIES' LAWN and LINEN SUITS,
LADIES' ULsTERs, Ercs
Is xow GOING ON.
ro,ze sales are now being made daily, bat the
SUMMER STOCK
e vet too large to be carried over so we have made
such prices as will make It 20 of
faster than ever.
DON'T MISS YOUR CHANCE,
BUT
CALL AT ONCE
LEVY BROTHERS,
au11 1917 and 1919 Main street.
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~ NEW GOODS
FOR THE FALL TRADE
jest OPENED AT
JULIUS MEYER x SONS.

cases GOOD FALL PRINTS at4...;
5csses BEST FALL PRiNT~ of ~ ..i- ....
80 pieces MADRAS GINGHAN--n.e 10. ...
8 ca-e5 CANTON FLANNfIS FROM -. .--.
c4,e tXTRA.WlDr and HEAVY Di\r.
FLANNEL at 1910. worth l6S.,
1 case EXTRA WIDE and flNE AIf-H..
WHITE FLANNEL a. 2jc.;
40 pieces WHITE WOOL FLANNEL ..u ..
25c.;
PLAIN and TWULFD RID, IIT..
GRAY FLANNEL~ at .nocla. ..
$50 pieces HAMBURG EDGIND- Zoo .s'.s
patterns;
900 pieces NEW TORCHnN LA,E~ rff ....
aul2c1d o.. Slfl tlt ,-...-
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will De sold 1T greatly reduced rates. tsa
mined 70 dispose Of the entire s,ocs. G.,.. ..
can he found.
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10 CoRsErs! COR,ETS!

~ CORSEI~. tDR1kI>.
J. MEYER & son
HAVE THE
LARGEST LINE IS TpN\.
THEY HAVE
DIR. WARMERS HEALTH CORSET
DR.. WARMERS FLEXIBLE HIP tnH-tI
THE HEITZOG HIP SUPPORTING ,oE-..
our celebrated PARIsIAN FRENCH DllI.
CORSET
TIE LADY-TEAZLE CORSET,
The celebrated BoN-TON CORSET
Tae QUFEN.BE~S HEALTH CORSET Az.
SKIRT. SUPPORrER,
Our UNBREAKABLE WP CORSET
The IRONsIDEs FRENCH-WOVEN ,'t-t.
A FIFTY BONE FEENcH-WovEN Co.-tI q
50c,
The CORA" MISSES CORSET AID -h'.
SUPPORTER at SOC,
A HANDSOME SATIN CeR>ET-Bu.. ,.-.
Ola Gold--oRly 1850, az
j. MEYER - -.\'-.
aui2-eod 80. .rH SOB g. ...s.
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.nNT THERE WILL BE no SERVICE
at 81. Paurs lEpiscopall church TO-DAY,
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LADIES NOHNg aad LINEN l.-.
great variety. ranging in 'u-. rom -
stock De- full lu these goods 4ul ,nt .r
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SPECIAL sALE.

WE OFFER EXTRA INDUCEMENTS on ALL
SUMMER GOODS IN ORDER 70 SILL
THEM OUT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-14
MONDAY, AUGUST 18Th,

cases LIGHT and DARK PRINTS. best quality,
at4sc.-eyery yard guaranteed fast color;
5 cases BLEACHED COTTON at ne. worth l0c.;
3 cases FLANNELs at 20, 25, 80, 81, and 4oc,
which are one third less than they will be sep
tember lst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-14

SEQ dozen pairs GLOVES aud MITTs in SIX,
Llsle. ana Cotton. About one half of this Ion IS
suitable for The present season; the balance are
for fall and winter wcsr. This WAS an inn
porter's sample lot and comprises some Of the
very hInd,Omest goods. aud will be- sold FOR 10.
Is, D. and soc. pair, some of which are
WORTH tl.75.
Extraordinary inducements In HOSIERY.
[au l3-Sa,SuThl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-14
III SYCLE BROTHERS,
BIZ BROAD STREET.

A SPECIAL SALE
OF
ODD LOTS, AND BROKEN AS
SORTMENTS.