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Rooms STATE CONSERVATIVE DEMOCRATIC
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
RICHMOND, August 30, 1881.

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RICHMOND, August 30, 1881.
Colonel William X. Aylett will spesk at
Hesthsvllle Northumberland Courthouse
October TO- 1881.
Hon. Thomas Whitehead will speak on
the issues Of the canvass as follows: Pulaski
Courthouse, Monday, September 9Th; Giles
Courthouse, Tuesday, September 9Th; Craig
Fair, Thursday, September 9Th; Fincastle,
Monday, September 18th.
Major John w. Daniel win speak at Lex
ington 9th september; FincsStle, 7th Sep
tembeK
Major John w. Daniel and Hon. Ge3rge
ID. Wise will speak at Big Lick September
sth; Christiansburg, oh; Wytheyille, 18th
aud Tszewell Courthouse 18th.
Hon. George ID. Wise will speak at Tim
berlake's Grove, nine miles from Richmond,
en- the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, on
September lst; Charlotte Courthouse, 5th
EstiiIyilIe, Scott county, 18th; Jonesyllie,
Lee county, Goth; and Wise Courthouse
28tb.
c. A. Bohannan will speak at Winireo',
store, Chesterfield county, September 1st ;
Franklin Courthouse, 9Th; Henry Court.
house, 18th Floyd Courthouse, 18th and
Patrick Courthouse 27tb,
The following canvassers are appointed
Seventeenth Senatorial District; r. NJ.
Mcmillan, Of Greene.
County Greene county
Hiram Mcmillan, j. Pjunket. Colonel NJ
Runkle. George +. BIakeY, b. Herndon,
and George w. Sherman.
A. A. KELLEY, Chairman.
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Maior I,an,el and the Schools.


That Major DANIEL is 20 new convert TO
the publIc-schoo system all who are ac-
quainted With bis history will testify. He
not only aided in establishing the system
sooner than the Constitution required 1t to
be put into operation, but has always been
known as It's friend. We have, too, before
us lust now, collateral evidence OF the most
convincing sort. We 6nd from our files
that 10 the course OF a speech which he
made In Winchester two years ago, he de-
clared that to Shenandoah was due "the
glory Of having produced the head which
had devised aud the hand which bad applied
the remedy" TO keep the school fund I'M
touched. Major DANIEL said:
"Already the funds are pouring into the
pnblic schools, and again the busy hum
OF chldren's voices was heard in the re-
opened aud reviviied schools"
OF Mr.. HESKEL Major DANIEL said:
The friends Of education and OF real
reimbursement should greet him everywhere
with .the welcome, well done, good aud
faithful servant; receive the plaudits Of the
people, whom you have so well served"
Major DANIEL was no candidate for Gov
ernor then. Besides, the very words he
employs prove bin TO be a sincere friend OF
the public schools. Read them over, and
see II there is not Ia every word full evil
denee OF sincerity.
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Nnu hooks.

Sermons, 6v the Late Rev. DdUid Seth Dog
0ett, ID. D., one of the Bishops of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South.
With a Biographical Sketch OF the Au-
thor, by the Rev. JOHN T. EDWARDS,
d.. Edited by THEo. o. SUMMERS, d..
D.,LL.D. Volume /. Nashville, Tenn. t:
Southern Methodist Publishing.House.
1881.
DR.. EDwARDs's " Biographical Sketch OF
Bishop Doggett is very interesting. The
sermons are some OF the best OF the de-
ceased Bishops able pulpit efforts.
For sale by T. l.. d. WALFoRD.
A Yorktown Centennial Volume. General
LAFAYETTE in Virginia. in 1924 and '26.
An Account OF His Triumphal Progress
through the State. Compiled by ROBERT
ID. WARD, Richmond, Va. Richmond :
WEST, JOHNSTON & Co. 1881.
We have heretofore given our readers a
taste OF Mr.. WARDS quality as writer.
His book ought to sell rapidly. Price, 90
cents.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
Homosele. Boston: JAMES r. osGoOD Il
Co. 1881.
This is a novel Of the "Round-Robis
Series" II is story Oi ante.bellum life in
Virginia. Price, 81.
For sale by the publishers.
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.You.re .he Man, ROCKWELL"

One of the most favorable indications In
the case to-day was an incident showing the
auickness OF the Presidents mental facul-
ties. While DR.. Bliss was giving BIN
Rponge bath this aiternoon, a remark was
made to the effect that there were not towels
enough, and su answer was returned that
the old ones had been used up and new
supply was needed. "You're the man,
Rock WE'LL" said the President instantly,
while the Colonel, with pleasant smile,
gave the necessary order. Another en-
coursging sign was the hearty hand-shske
with which he greeted to-day Mr.. G. o..
Rockwell, his wiie's brother-in-lsw. who
arrived yesterday from 81. Louis. Upon
being told that Mr.. Rockwell had arrived,
the President expressed desire TO see him.
and. when be came into the room, grasped
bis hand firmly, much 10 Mr., RockwelPs
surprise, for be bad not expechd so much
vitality. Mr.. RockwelPs face WAS tue first
new one the President bad seen for some
time. Even Secretary Brown only goes
into the sick.room occasionally Boltinsore
Americans Wdshiagton correspondent.
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ralhinr virglnln Pollllcs.

The members OF the Cabinet remained
unususlIy late tonight [Aondsyl. IL was
considerably after III before they csme down
stairs. Inquiry regarding their late stay at
the White House revealed The fact that VIZ
einla politics had been under discussion.
Secretary Blaine did the talking, and the
other members the listening. Occaslonslly
Senator Blair, who was presents and secre-
tnry Kirkwo0d. would put IN suggestion
or two, and then Secretary Blaine wouId
continue. Attorney General MacVeagh cyl
IDENTIFY took no interest in the matter. as ne
departed with the ladies. Several times the
sleepy messenger would pop bis head INTO
the room, ready to turn out the lights. put
still they talked on. Blaine stood 10 DIS
customary position while Speaking. WIN
his hands upon his hips, and spoke 10 sncn
8 loud voice that be could be distinctly
heard in the adjoining room. ABOUT
twenty minutes past IL the discussion
ended In the White House, to be resumed
on the sidewalk. They bad very little 10
say regarding the Presidents condition.
Their minds were evidently upon another
subject New York HerdId's Washington
special.
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The nav of ELECTION.

The elections in Virginia and in all other
States whose laws require the same TO take
place on-H the Tuesday next succeeding the
first Monday in November will be held
this year on the second Tuesday in Noyem.
Der. Last year these elections were held on
the I'd day of November-the earliest day
upon which they can be held. This year
they will be held upon the Sth day OF No
yember-the latest day upon which they
can be held. There are, therefore, still be-
fore us ten weeks in which to labor for the
success OF DANIEL, BARBOUR, aud McKIN.
NnY
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SECRETARY HUNT AND HIS DEPARTMENT.
About Gutseau.
TIE LETTERS Hs NEVER sEEs-A PEEP AT TIL
WRRTCHED ASSASSIN,

The LETTERS HB NEVER SEEs-A PEEP AT THE
wRBTcHED ASSASSIN.
WARRINGTON, August 29.-Guiteau stiIl
continues to be q subject OF general CON-
versation, although nothing new regarding
him has come 10 tho surface.
The District Attorneys mail, which IN
oIUdes all letters sent 10 Guiteau, still oon-
tains many humorous ones. There Is one
from a Texan, who evidently did not Ike
the refusal OF The Governor OF Texas 10
recommend a day OF thanksgiving and
prayer for the Presidents recovery. 1t
reads ss follows:
{" Dallas, August l9-Dear Guiteau,
come down aud Kill our Governor.
TEXAS BILL"
Quite 8 number OF the members Of the
bar snd others are asking whether the GOV
eminent, under the plea OF protecting Inc
prisoner, is not making too mucn OF him.
There are nov eight or nine persons In jail
charged with murder, and some OF the
council IN these cSses state that their clients
are entitled to as much protection and con-
alteration IS GuIieau. This question arose
from the arrival here OF additional troops
from Fortress Monroe yesterday, rs stated
IN the american. One OF the officers said
to-day that the news from the President
was 90 bad when they started from Fortress
Monroe that they thought they were order
ed here 10 form part OF the funeral escort.
They ali thought, OF course, that tue Presi-
dent was dead, and did not change their
belief TIL they neared the arsenal and saw
that the DEG was not flying at hali-mast.
A Critic reporter to-day got peep At
Gulieau during an interview between him
and Colonel Corkhill, which took place In
General Crocker's private Office. The as
ssssin Looked both carewOrn and anxious.
His face was pslid, and be appeared to be
somewbat nervous. As soon as Captain
Russ entered the room, Guiteau said in
| loud tone
"Captsln Russ, | want to tell you some
thing about my so-called attack on Mr.. Nc
| 0Ill, the guard. That matter has been fear
fully twisted. did not attack him. ! bad
no knife, and no disposition to attack Nc
Gil or any one else. The whole thing is a
lie from beginning to end" Guitesu then
said: "Come closer to me, Captain, and |
will show you how and what | did when
NcGIll came into my CELL"
The Captain then advanced foot or two,
and Gulteau, catching him around the
waist and lifting bin from the floor, said /:
4" That Is all / did; Just raised him up and
attempted to eject him from my cell, as l
would any other intruder who would enter
my apartments at such an unusual hour IN
the morning"
During the delivery Of this speech Gut
tesu's eyes flashed fire, and he seemed about
! 10 get into one OF his accustomed passions,
but Captain Russ quickly left the room and
| shut the door.
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We csII too attention Of Mf. Rsun TO the
folIonIDg excellent note, and request bif'
70 have It printed and sent out ~ circular
form 10 an 1ss subordInsies 10 Virginia;
TREASURY DwxHrpsxI,
oryicE OF lSrERsAE RkyEsue,
WAsHls0Tos. October 10, 1879. ,
y n Won Ausen, Esq, Tobacco Inspector,
PefesburD. "a;
sir.-Tbis Office IS informed that you are y
exertIng your influences for the reaS ~ ~
mens. and thereby the REPuDiAilU,N
four emphasizinel, Of the State deD. o. ~,
viuis. This Is looked upon by thinking
men as immoral. and therefore inconsistent
with the dignity OF an official. i,
please inform this Office, upon receip. 2,
this letter, whether ibis be true or NOT ,a an
n true accompany your statement WIN
your resignation. Hespeclfnlly,
GREEN d. RACM, Commissioner.
Mr.. RAIN Is now for rcadjustmest' ana
thereby population.
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Senator Pugh, OF Alsbama, being Demo
Graf, Is in favor OF Democrat for President
pro tempore Of the Senate. Whenever an
occasion for an election arises he intends 10
cast his vote accordingly. The recent stale
ment, to the effect that be joins Mr.. Beck IN
the support Of sympathetic movement 10
elevate Mr. Anthony to the presidents
chair, he prOnounces very preposterous
falsebOod. Mr.. Pugh is entitled to TINS ex'
PLANTATION; he is evidently believer 10 the
doctrine Of general political consistency
Washington Post.
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81 tubIIc ns.ice. sci3e 81 The weellhle J:
rocs m The country bnfe priyntsly
,,lsdee6 themselves for the payment o.
IsrSe sums In case o. the Rrssiosnts
ass,b. Thus far si56,767 60 has been
snbseribed. and I'll Of this SUN except
Is il1(l. which csme ~ q conditional SUD.
seriutIou from Columbus, Ohio. has Deen
mid n the United States Trust Company.
Acting under the conditions OF the tFusl,
this eompsny hes purchased and DOW holds
for the fund SI25.O00 OF Uuited States
per cent. registered bonds. on which tne
interest Is $1,000 per annum. me Donos
cost S145, 2si.25. and there IS Q casn Ds'ance
with the Trust Company OF s6'vio.40' Ter
tiGcates for the $4,000 bonds when pave
been purchased have already been placeu
in the hands OF Mrs. Garfield.
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!" A Iinnor-I.aw Decision. |"

Several weeks ago we penned under the
above bead a short paragraph stating what
we understood to be the decision OF the Su-
preme Court Of Appeals Of Virginia In the
case Of Leighton Us. The Commonwealth. 1t
was o very interesting case, and we ought
perhaps 10 have given the opinion OF the
court. However, we did not give it; and
we have received a letter from Botetourt
county saying that our little paragraph did
rot acc urately state the decision. We said
expressly that we stated only " the effect "
OF the decision; and after reading carefully
the opinion of the court as furnished TO us
by our Botetourt friend, we cannot see
wherein we misstaied the " effect" OF the
decision IN question. Nevertheless, as In
duty bound, we let our readers know that
our paragraph is considered incorrect; and
as the decision is really an important one,
and one likely to claim great attention when
ever any question concerning liQuorselling
shall come before the people, we will try 10
find room at an early day for Judge STA
PLEs's opinion.
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cg THE FALL CAMPAIGN OPENED.
JULIUS MEYER & SON
EARLY IN THE FIELD, WITH BARGAINS
FOR THE PEOPLE.
TINY OFFER THIS WEEK:

TINY OFFER 1Hls WEEK
rs pieces COLORED CASHNEREs, new fall
shades. at lie:
go pieces CoLoRED ALPACAs, fan shades, at
10c.;
10 pieces STREI-MIXED LUSTRES az 15c.;
3 cases BEST FALL PRINTS at &c;
cases GOOD FALL PRINTS at Axe;
rs pieces EXTRA QUALITY PRINTS, In entirely
new aud novel styles, at SAc.;
rs pieces PACIFIC PERCALES, the very latest
styles, at 1890;
In BLACK CASHMERES a special bargain IN all
wool at 37kc. worth Soc; 3s inch wide at
55c. worth 70c.;
25 pieces NEW MADRAS GlNGHAMS, fall styles
I25 pieces FLANNELS, al grades and eolors, at
special low DriceJ;
25 pieces ALL-W0OL WHITE FLANNEL, extra
fine, at 25c.;
RED and GREY TWILLED FLANNELs special
lylow;
BLEACHED and UNBLEACHED NTON
FLANNELS at bottom prices;
rs BERKSHIRE CROCHET QUILTS, extra large
and heavy, at s1.25 worth 1865, at
J. MEYER & SONS,
au23-eod COL and 500 Broad street.
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what Colonel POpham says.
WAsHINGToS, October 81 10

WAsHINGToS, October 30 1881.
10 Hon. X. W. Hughes:
I bsd protracied Interview WIN rres -,
HIN ssif gstonished AID mortified at forc''
bic reddjustment, tohtck ne considefS TePu-
diation. He says Secretary SHERMAN; ocne-
raj Grant, Blaine, add In fsct every he"uo,
Iican aspirsat for the next PRESIDENCY, are
all opposed to Virginia readlustmeu'.
inquired about Federal ofhce-holneIs, anu
he expressed deep regret 10 near mere , 1sere
anu Repubiiean Reddjasters. he au.nV ~
ICES bis sentiments about tnls matter 10 De
,n.de tnown. John r. PoPHLM.
There's richness for you. Where is Colo
mol POPHAM now!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-31

In the Nineteenth Century for August
Sir EDWARD SULLIVAN says: "Chicago, the
capital OF agricultural America, is rapidly
becoming Que Of the largest manufacturing
States ia the Union"
Why bother about the source OF the Nile
when so little is known about American
geography?
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The Drought.

The Cincinnati Commercial OF the 10th
has telegFams from thIlty-seyen counties 10
ONO, thirty in Indiana, and several in
Kentucky, concerning the present unpre'
cedented drought The conclusions reached
are summed up as follows:
Parched pastures and iamishiDg cat.
tie; corn only bali and third crops In many
places oats In SOME places total failure
hay, potatoes, and fruits seriously dam
axed.v
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-31

The State OF Massachusetts allows no ne
gro to vote unless he can read and write,
and pays taxes; yet the Republican organs
OF that State are bowling about what they
call the enormous crime OF capitation.tax
as prerequisite to voting in Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-31

They ten Of a Massachusetts, minister who
runs three churches, samon'hshery, a
large farm. cosI.ofiice. teamste. s routes
q stage line, public bath, mineral-water
establishment, and holds two or three pub.
Ne oficcs.
And yet year ago there were people who
complained because Brother MASSEY was
running toe Auditors Office, preaching, and
making political speeches.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-31

The Louisville Courier JourndIslys: The
exodus Of negroes was caused not by fall
ure TO provide schools for them, but through
systematic course Of secret and sectional
missionary work undertaken by the Repub-
lIcan party.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-31

Colored Republicans are demanding a
share OF the municipsl Offices OF Phih-
delpbia, but their white brethren want to
continue the monopoly Of them. II they
carry Africa into the war, Africa will ex'
pect spoils hereafter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-31

A prominent leather merchant OF New
York told reporter Of the World the other
day that America would soon enjoy mo-
nopoly of the mar ufacture OF leather, par
ticularIy OF sole.leitber. This be attributed
TO the cheapness With which bark Tor TAN
ming could be obtained in this country.
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The Gnrneld Fund.

CERTIFICATES ron $l45,00O II BONDS AL
READY IN MRS. GARFIELD's POSSESSION.
NEW YORK, August 29.-Ahhough no
special effort has been made by the pro-
moters of the movement the feeling OF
anxiety concerning the President hes d.
recfed attention 10 the Garfield family
fund. which. during the days Of bis sup
posed recovery, seemed 70 be slipping out
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-31

NArroHALTzING REFUDIATIoE.-" favor
vigorous application OF readlustment
principles TO the national debt" says the
Resdjusier candidate for Attorney-General
OF Virginia. The present campaign in that
State derives its importance mainly IRON
the fact that it is a deliberate attempt on
the part Of Mr.. Malone and bis associates
to natlonalize reputation under The spe'
cious guise OF "readiustment" or "ellmi-
nation - WASHINGTON Post.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-31

A Charleston telegram in the Wheeling
REGISTER says that the Richmond, Toledo ana
Chicago Company are constructing tneir
line from that place to Point Pleasant, and
building the bridge over the ohio river
near Point Pleasant.
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The understanding il that when men,
bers Of the Cabinet discussed the Virgin'a
situation at the White House, as stated oy
the Herold'S correspondent, Secretary
BLAINE did not express any sympathy with
the coalition movement.
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DANIELS campaign during September IN
the Southwest will be one OF the most bril-
liant ever known In the counties OF Inc
FLoYDs, the CAMPBELLs, the PREsToSs' tue
JoHysroys, and the hosts Of other leading
yireinians who have added lustre 10 toe
history OF that rich section OF the Common
paaith
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ROBERT r. CAMPBELL, son'in-law OF Coi-
oneI MosBY, and Readiuster Candidate lot
the Legislature from Fauquier, and JAMES
C. scoTT, son OF Major JOIN SCOTT, Com
monweaIth's attorney OF the same county,
fought duel on the Goth near Fauquier
White Sulphur. The difficulty grew out OIL
political discussion. SCOTT was shot
through the left hand.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-31

500 pieces CAssIMEEHs from Csc. hs,.,
yard. saitsbIe for Young ard old--,he - -
sorfinent ever sxhfbi;ed 10 Richmond.
500 dossn UNDERsHIRTs for gentlem,.
and misses. from 26c. 70 az so: "Nsr
1 case GREY DRESS GOODS At exc. ,.
16tc. per yard; ~
value csc. per yard "a
1 case PLAIN DRESS GOODS a, IOc, real "a.
I7c. per yard; '''
l case rwILLED DRESS GOOD, at lie. -,
value 20c. per yard: "a
I ssse DoUBLEF)LD DEBEGEs at1sx.
value soc. per yard; "a
500 pieces DRESS GOODS ranging from, ,o,.
soc. per ysrd-tbe largest assortmen, % -
from IN the city; "sa
SO pieces DRESS GOODS SO Inches r,se,,o,
goods never sold less than 4Oc. and 30. '''--
90 pieces VERY HANDSOME sCOTcu n,
raBefng 10 price from soc. b a.. ''V''
You will Gnd the largest a,sortrn.,, - no,
GOODS tails side OF New York. O"H''
10 pieces fO.incb BLACK CAsUuRpV
reduced from Use: '-c'
Our Use. CASHMERE - Of vfrg suner,o. 90.
PURE slLK'WARP HENRIETTA CLOTH wv
MISE, ALL-WoOL MONTE, aud CRyps
OLOfbE - pyAtvtu pflffts
500 pairs REGULAR MAKE. Eyrp.
sIOE-CLOt KID LADIES HOSP at oN"tH,
value for Doc; LOCO pair very St,n,b -
2 eases BLEAcHED and USBLgACHRD. n-.
NICE PRINTS at A.. 5. Ga, andsl.c.
4 case noniE 'AmhHlCs az Sc, real y,,.
1 ease MONTE CAMDRIcs at lg1e., real w..
Csc; ~ WI 'Aff
5000 yards HAMBURG EDGE from a. ,..,..
per yard-look at our HAMBURGS b.fo,sS -
chasing elsewhere: ''i' ilf'
Our 81 BLACK SILK now selling Al 7sc.
We have Just opened 10 pieces m AK sur
81. never offered before Tor les Than n ,o 500 81
/ ease FLAENEL~ al ] PIC, g0Oi yaue foe is,
1 case FLANN Els at zoe. g0Oi yalue a. ~ 1.'s
J case FLANNEi.s at 35e 4, good value for So.
rs pieces StCKING FLANNELS. fnlt,iie 80,
season, from 25c 90 Sl.25 per ward. ' '-i
We shall open large lots OF NEW GOODS dale.
prices TO astoBish you, as our buyer is SIN h.
market.
No trouble to show goods.
sfCLE BROTHERS.
Lfaders u Inv pfe.r
au 2S-eod BIZ Broad Hsst
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-31

The Woodstock Virginian has picture
Of a burning school-bouse. We couldn't
blame the boys for burning such looking
hut. Why, GILBERT MBEM wouldn't shell
ter his heightened sheep in 1t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-31

DANIEL, BARBOUR, aud McKiEsEY clubs
should be formed In every county in The
Common wealth, The most active workers
should b. made officers and managers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-31

DIR. ANDREW CLARK, physician to the
largest hospital 10 England during twenty
Eve years, says that seven tenths OF the dis
eases that came under bis care were pro-
duced by alcoholic drinks.
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WHITE GOODS.

Our stocks In this department are very ia 90
include all the latest novelties and STANDARD '.-
SPECIAL BARGAINS:
FRENCH ORGANDY, very ine aud .heerr ~
BEAUTIFUL STRIPED MUSLIN 20 49,
WHITE and CREAM DOTTED, FIGURED IA
BROCADED MUSLINS;
NAINsoOB, LINON DE DACCA, CHECK h-r
LINS, CAMBRIA, MAZALIA, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-31

A Cincinnati streei-csr company takes
trade dollars at ninety-seyen cents and pays
them to its drivers as full dollars. This is
one OF the corporations that have no souls.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-31

The Democratic. Conservative newspapers
OF the State with Que voice are urging or
gsnization. With organization and work
we can win
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-31

HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE mskes
much more delicious acid drink than lem
ons or lines, at the same time giving to the
system the invIgorating phosphates.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-31

Again we say il you can't get fair terms,
decline discussions with Coslitionists.
Never, however, ak anything that is I'M
reasonable
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-31

It is too. early to be talking about the
presidential prospects Of anybody In 1884,
for no one can tell what is yet to happen in
1921
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SILK DEPARTMENT

During the present season we are prepared o. a's
any demands, as we never allow our stosk in sA-'
ard goods to run low.
SATlNs, 75c. 10 s2;
SILKS, soc. 20 80;
sATINs DE LYON aud DE MERYElLLltlA
LINING SILKS, &c;
Look at our also BLACK SILK-best ever 1- '.-