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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-26

Oy SSS! q IuCSS hucLlOneers
= UCTION SALE OF FISH BENCHES
a. IN MARKET SQUARE.-At II O'clock
on TUESDAY March l, 1881, the Commission.
ers Of the Sinking Fund will rent for the ensu.
ing T. months tho Fish Benches in The Market
Squsre.
The right to sublet the benches in the fish mar
ket TO country people for the sale of produc,
when not used by the purchasers for tho sale of
FISH is reserved TO the clerk Of tho market.
Terms: CkshiI D. s. currency, gold or silver
coin, and moro fully made known on the day Of
SALE
By order Ct tie Commissioners of the Sinking
Fund CHARLES l.. NEALE,
febfG-2t Clerk of the Market
GIMMON'S LIVER REGULATOR, San.
~ to.d's Liver InVigorstor Johnson's Indian
Blood Syrup Tolu, Rock and Rye, Bandoline,
Qunce Seed, Liquo!ice I0z,ngers Chloroform,
Canncn'5 Corn Solvent. Hostetters Bitters,
Butter Color, Saint jacobs Ci', Giles Liniment,
Co.'s Gel.tine. Juniper Tar, August Flower
snd Roscbea5' German Syrup, lust received and
for sale by ltet2 JANNEY & 90.
NorloS' sorloE'
FERRY & CO.'S. and slBLEY s. cos.
GARDEN SEED, in boxes to suit country
merchants. s. w. r. CKElGHrON'S,
febl6 S. King street.
TOMMON SENSE STEW PANS.-W
~ have just received our f1urth lot OF the
above most useful articles, sinca Xmas. They
are the best and cheapest stow Pan ever made
and only have to be tried to DO appreciated.
hb2l MCLEAN Il UHLER. &c Kingst
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-26

Extract from the PROCEEDINGS Of meeting of
tho directory Of tba Virginia Midland Rail
way Company, hn'd on tho 23i day of Febru.
srg 1881
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-26

PROOMSl BROOMSi 100 dozsn ssso,tad
~ Brooms in s!ora and for sale at bottom
prices by McLEAN & UHLEK,
feb2l IS king stroat
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-26

NEhGUSON'S TORCHON LACES and
a TKlST TRIM MINGS by tho yard or
piece ct low pricee. FERGUSONIS
janis % King st,ent-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-26

A true CoDy-Te5t:
feb20 -2AWiW l.. w. EEID. Sec'ly.
Country papers along the line Of road having
Contracts with the c)mnany viii please insert
weekly for four weeks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-26

TLOURl FLOURl j. B. Ficklen B. Sons,
IL Bridgewater Patent Procesa. The best in
the market for sale by
jGnl2 CHbS. s. TAYLOR II.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-26

NNHE TEA sold Of the old stand, 2,G King ST
Il for 80 cents per pound canno. be bsa!
this or any other city.
K. w. AVERY. 225 King street.
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10y Meal & Lucas Auctioneers

NHINJ III II :AIHSEUI bLFttlJ
teb.G-aIIH Baltimore
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-02-26

MT1NE sap and othsr cboics brands of
w, Chewing Tobacco also Gae Cigars for
ssle low by
feto JIG. MILBURN,
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we have certain srceial bargains In GOWNS,
CIIEAiIsE, aud DRAWEltS, % whseh We can
f.tsopft al nftQutOu.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Rioting az Dublin.

DumIN, October iS.-liiotin9 was re-
newed here tonight. The police were COM
nellcd to retreat 10 over Carlisle bridge un-
der shower OF stones. 81,
II is probable that troops VIII be called
out. At Charleyille, County Cork, where
the police were stoned, the riot act was
read and the military were called out ana
cleared the streets. Thirty-iye arrests were
made.
DUBLIN, October lS.-Mr. Forster, re,
pIying TO a corporation delegation, stated
hat fhc police In clearing Jackyiile street
acted upon instructions to prevent the mob
nom taking possession OF the street. III
The mob had been allowed 10 take posses
zion the consequence would have been lar
moro Iamentablc. lie regretted that any
one had been hurt, but said should q nee
accession arise he would certainly make use
~ the same force. Mr.. Forster concluded
Inv saving II was the duty OF all law-aDluinS
neopie 10 keep out Of the way ana tiius
avoid being implicated in disturbances
THE SITUATION rs DUBLIN.
DrpLIx, October ls.--The Land League
meets here to-day, and viii probably issue
\ manifesto. Mr. u. DMyer Gray writes 70
tbe raDcrs saying he trusts thai nie people
viii show the forbeagancc which the po-
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Frcsl,ets An eho xyo.t

CHICAGO, October ls.-Thc rainfall over
the Northwest still continues, and the
troubles caused by high water seem to be
Increasing. At Quincy 1t is feared that the
breaking OF the leyees is again imminent,
the water being as high as last June. At
keokuk the Mississippi continues to rise,
this morning at 10 o'clock the stage Of wa.
ter being two inches above the great rise
OF last spring which caused such great dam
age. At Alexandria, i've miles below
there, the water is backing up over the
prairie, and there is a prospect that the
town will be completely inundated. The
railroad-shops and lumber-yards in the
southern part OF the city are completely
surrounded, and operations have been sus-
pended. 1t Is feared that the river will rise
at least another foot, and that very disas-
iTous food win result.
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CELERY AND CHAMOMILE PILLS
ARE PREPARED EXPRESSLY TO CURE
SICK HEADACHE, NERVOUS HEADACHE
NEURALGIA. NERVOUSNESS,
sI,EEPL FssNHSS, AND DYSPEPSIA, AND
WILL CURE ANY CASE.

The Episcopal Hcthodisf, the vell-knoWn Teil-
glous PAPER, Of Baltimore, said recently: DE-.
c. w. BENSON, a practicins physicians at No.
100 north Eutlw street. of this city, who has paid
much attention b nervous disease, has discovered
that EXTRACT OF CELERY AND CHAMO-
MILE, combined in a certain proportion, inTaria-
bl, cure. Headache, eithcr Billions, Dyspcptic,
Nervous, or Sick Headache, Neuralgia, sleepiess-
ness, Dyspepsia, Nervousness, aud Paralysis. THIS
isa triumph In medical chemistry. The Doctoris
largely known and highly respected in baltimore
sold by al druggists. Price, 80 cents a box.
Depot. 1O6 NORTH EUTAW STREET. DALTI-
MORE, MD. By mail, two boxes for 81 or SIX
boxes for S2.jO TO any address.
WHAT FIRsT-CLAsS PHYSICIANS SAY OF
THEM:
"DR. BENSON'S CELERY AND CllahO-
MILE PILLS are worth their weight In gold in
Nervous and Sick IIoadachc."-Dr. /. H. Schiiei-
ter, or Baltimore.
"These CELERY AND CIIAM0MlLE PILLS
Of DE. BENsON'S are invaluable In nervous Dis
c,fes.r-Dr. Hammond, of Ne'g YORK
"DR. BENsoN's PILLS FOR the cure Of Neural
yIa are a success."-Dr. 6. p. Holman, Of Ci'ris-
tiaHsJurg, W.
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tSpeeiai telegram 10 tho Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, Va, October 1s.--Thc schooner
brunette, Of Richmond, Captain James
Lynch, from Baltimore with cargo Of hay
70 Pamunkey river, arrived here this after
noon In tow OF the tug Olive Baker, with
nothing standing save the bowsprit and
one davlt. The schooner left Baltimore
on The LIST Of October, and Off piankatank
river terrific squall came up, and sud-
den flaw striking the vessel carried both
masts by the board, tore the sails TO pieces.
broke the yawl In two, and swept over
part OF the deck load.
The vessel WAS then helpless. About
three hours after a tugboat came along and
rendered her assistance. Two OF the crew
deserted while the vessel was near Pianka-
tank, ana the remaining members, three in
number, are sick.
The streets are again thronged with 2eo-
pie tonight, and several bands Of music
occupy stands under the arches. Norfolk
presents q rare festival picture.
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Tho Atlanta ExnosifIon.

ATLANTA, GA, October 1S.-The Inter
uational Cotton Exposition Is under full
Roadway. Everything Is not yet in place,
but will be within ten days. The foreign
exhibits are comparatively small, but the
American far surpaSScs in number, value,
and beauty the exhibits OF this country al
the Centennial.
The weather is delightful, and the num-
Der Of visitors increases daily. Several
large excursion parties are en- route this
week, and others will come a week later.
Thursday the 9th instant will he the
Governors day, when great throng is eX-
pected.
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Indian Matters.

SAN Francisco, October 1S.-A Tucson
dispatch says that George and 10 OF his
band has had a running fight with the sol
dicrS near Eagle creek. The Indians
escaped with few horses. General Mae
kenzie has been ordered to the department
Of Missouri.
General Ileton, who has been sent TO ex-
amino the affairs here, says Arizona is free
from hoStilities and likely TO remain so I'M
less the Chiricahuas return from Mexico,
which is doubtful. Troops Me being dis
posed along the border and about the re-
Seryatiol TO secure order.
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romET, BATH, AND SICK ROOM.


CtARPETS. OIL-CLOTHs, &c.--I have
I ,nst received my FAIL STOCK of GOoDs;
- t}}pfTss ulI-CLOTHS, RUGS. MATS, and
III tia ~ All grades. COIricc, Lace and
i,amssT Curtains OF the latest styles Shadcs, loi;
i,nds sc. paprr-ETang3Dgs OF al styles; which
am Offering AZ lowest prices, Al oad,ls ptr1p'
''''""' 4. JENNINGS, No. l3l Main street,
SC le-9m h'shn0hu' Va
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southern halfway consolidation.

KNOXVILLE, October 1S.-At a meeting
today Of the stockholders Of the Knoxville
and Augusta Railway Company cOnsolida-
ton was effected with the Rabun-Gap short
Line Railway Company, OF North Carolina,
and the Clayton Railroad Company, OF
Georgia, under the name OF the Itabun-Gap
Railway Company. The whole line extends
from Knoxville to Lula, on the Atlanta and
Charlotte Airline road.
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ar SPECIAL ATTRACTION FOR
FAIR WEEK.
JULIUS MEYER & SONG,
COL AND SOS BROAD STREET.

Immense lot Of LADIES' CLoAKS, DOLMANs,
ULSTERS, and SACQUEs, from 1850 TO $40;
ELEGANT PLUsH-TRlMsIED LIGHT CLOTH
JACKETS, only 50;
HANDSOME TRIMMED CLOTH DoLMANs-
only So;
NICELY-TRIAISIED CLOTH CLOAKs, only - |;
MISSES and CIIlLDREN'S CI.OAKS, ULSTERs,
and JACKETS, from $3.50 to SIS;
MISSES ILiyELOCKs, very stylish;
In DRESS GOODS we are showing all the LATEST
NOVELTIES, from 25c. TO 80 per yard;
All the latest shades In sURAH sATlNs, VEL
VETS, aud -PLUslfEs;
Another lot Of the ALL-WOOL MUMMY CLOTHS
at zoe. worth 35c.:
Another lot Of the ENGLISH TwlLLED CASH.
MERES ut lOc.:
Our DOLLAE COLORED DRESS sILKs are
splendid for the price;
BLACK SATINS from Use. 70 So
BLACK SILK vELyETS from 81 upwards;
In BLACK GOODS we hayea larger line and lower
prices than ever;
80 pieces BLACK CAsHMERES at special Tow
hgures
LUPINs 3s-INCH CASHMERE at soc worth
Csc;
LUPIN's 3s-INCH EXTRA FINISH at 65c.
worth s0c.;
BLACK ALL-WOoL MUMMY CLOTHS At zoe.
worth 3Oc.;
Large stock Of CREPE CLOTHS, HENRlETTks,
DRAP D'ALMAS, &C.;
Our stock of SHAWLS Is large, and we have many
new and handsome styles;
BLANKETS and COMFORTABLE At way-down
low prices;
just opened another lot Of the JO-YlN TWO
BUTTON KID GLOVES at Sc. They are
sehlHg fast.
The LAFAYETTE KID GLOVE, with Fosters
Patent Lace Hooks, in five hooks, 1928; seven
hooks, Sl.6j;
MISSES TWO-BUTTON KID GLOVES az 50c.;
Elegant stock Of fine ROLLED-GOLD ami JET
JEWELEY. JULIUS MEYER & son,
Oc l6-ltf COL aud 6O3 Broad street.
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SnO1.StOrn,.

QUEBEC, October ls.-A heavy snow-stolim
set in Yesterday afternoon and was stu
raging at midnight. Six inches OF SNOW
has fallen
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Murder fra Texas.

GALVESTON, October ia special from
Mckinney to the Ne,cS says: n highly
respectable and wealthy farmer named
Noryel was murdered in cold blood on
Sunday by Shock Caldwell, a negro, who
made GOOD his cScaOc.
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Tho Arctic Relief steamer Heard
From.

SAN Francisco, October iS.-A letter re-
ceiYed 10y the Morning. CJtR from the Arctic
relief steamer Rodgers, dated st. Lawrence
bay, August 18th, states that the Rodgers
arrived there the day before, and that all
were well on board. Theyiound Russian
corvette, which would accompany the Rod
gers to Scrdizi Ammon. They were TO
leave that afternoon, and had hired two
natives for the cruise.
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Dinmond robbery im Arkansas.

GALVESTON, TEXAS, October ia spe-
cial dispatch to the Ne,os from Little Rock,
Ark, SAYS the jewclry establishment OF l..
c. Borney was broken into last evening,
and diamonds valued at $4,000 were stolen.
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rho Tammany and Hryiag-AEaIl DEM
0crnfS HarmOnizing.

NEW York, October 1S.-Tammany and
Irying-IIall conference committees met this
afternoon, and decided to divide the re-
maindcr OF the county ticket between
them, each taking one iudgeship and two
aldermen at large.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
Ilurr,ro..r, A..t.Ilrr 1891

EIcuAIoSD, october s, 1881.
SALES.
WTIgAT-I.auca SER, 100 bushels very good ~
sl5S: 90 bushels dsmp Ut Sl.45; SO bushels
common &C si.35. mixed. 40 bushels common NJ
sl4O. Fullz, 20 bushels very good AZ Fl.45; 0O}
bushels common ut 5l.1j 10 fl.35.
COHN.-Nhitc. Al bushels very good ~ 73c.
Mixed, 1874 bushels very good 10 llc.; 90 bushels
Tcry good nc zoe.
OATS-24 bushels very good spring II 54c.
MEAL.-21 bushels very good II 9Oc.
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COIRfAULD's CREPES, IN remnants and In
reguar goods, al lowest qaoIltOns
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MEMPHIS, October 1S.-A Vicksburg
special says: J. III. Robertson, formerly
sheriff OF ShaTkey county, in difficulty
last night, killed Hugh Carson, master OF
the steamer Tributary.
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Raum EutoEs tho
Virginia CamPaign.

WASHINGTON, October 1S.-Inteinal Rev.
enue Commissioner Raum has accepted an
invitation to address Readiuster meeting
nj Fairfax Courthouse on Friday next.
Colonel Cameron is announced to speak at
the same meeting.
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PIANO TUNING. Ac.

AIR. CARL SUMMERS, PRACTICAL
vi TUNER with eyer fweAfy years sxp<rieasc
In London, England, aud Now York city y axsinx
taken up bis residence Ia ktehsnonds rsTp<cfLatE
selicIfs ord, fruia tho mstsrsl publc tsF it<lR
and II ZIP AlRfNC PIANOS and REID oEG\<s-
An work warranted and satisfaction rnsrnntfra-
Work on church Organs carefully and ,kilM4y
done. Orders addressed IN corr Of, o. lett Ht<}}s
JO@i An RlLASD q Co. tfnsf-ltsaier><o l3 east
Main street, viii receive psompt stssnion.
sc 3O-eoi3m
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pimIinn HINGES To-Dny.

PIMrICo, Nh, October lS.-First race
one mile-won by Compensatory amazon
second Potomac third. Time, 1:45l..
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WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
NEW YORK, October 1S.-Thc Poei's dnancia!
article Il 40 i. VI. cditionl says: The stock Ia
change markets are quiet to-day, bat generally
extended SIS. they being up to loOi,. Eailroad
bonds are Irregular, but generally higher. The
share speculation las been variable In tone, but rs
a rule strong. The stocks which have shown the
most strength are Texas and Pacific at J90t52s :
Kansas and Texas at 4Ois@4ls; milwaukee, aud
II. Paul az l07si Ml0Ss q; Metropolitan Elevated
al S6Ld So: Manhattan Elevated at 3S'sMAO1.
and Union Pacific a. ll9N ll9.. Tie NundcrEt
stocks have not been strong. aud there is yct no
kct, HAT Mr.. Vanderbilt l3cs changed his position
I'm The market. 10 Is not strange that IN view OF
the heavy Treasury disbursements and Of the FOR
fign gold arriving, the call-loln market should ne
easy. aud to-day money can bc borrowed ON call al
fn6 per cent. Time loans, however, are Still hard
q 0,f, and full rates, inclu1inS commission 10
the broker, are paid for them. Mercantile paper Is
duil, prime being Gh1 per cent. 4 lac market Tor
foreign exchange Is higher.
The following quOtitions were current to-day NJ
2:SO T.. VI: Western Union, 500; New York Cen
trail, 1861; Lake shore, 49,; Michigan C0ntIll,
S.: New York, Lake Eric and Western, Al ;
Jersey Central. So: Reading, 67s Northwest
crn, 1913: st. Paul, 1914; Wabash and Ia
ellie, 49,: Wabash and Pacific preferred, S0s;
Union Pacific, llSi, NJ. Il. aud l., 4UEi Han
nhal and -. Joseph. 07.: Hannibal and -. Joseph
preferred, 10; Ohio and Mississipil, JOB; Ia
eide Mail, 40H; G.. {. and !. G., 2Ds Northern
Pacidc common, 3S.; Northern Pacific prefer
red. 7cff; Syn francisco preferred, II; Central
Pacific. O3a: Rock island, 1874: Louisville and
Nashville. %: Nashville and Chattanooga. S4ls
ontario aud Western, 49, Manhattan Elevated,
39k: Illinois Central, 1870; Canada southern,
5S1; Chicago burlington and quincy, 1915 Den-
ser and RlO Grande, So; -, i'aul ana Omaha
iCf: II. Paul and Omlha preferred, 1919; c.
g.. C. and l.. 94.: Eric and Western, 49,; Colo
RADIO Coal, 5O1s; Ohio Central, p; Texas Facihc'
5Ia. ,,
BALTIMORE, October le.-Nlrginls 6's, consGls,
90: second sCrio., 4Ui,: past-duc coupons, ~
new lO-fO's, J2.. Bid to-day.
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roro,,,, cola iu Ncw York.

NEW YORK. October 1S.-The steamship
Gallo, IRON Europe to-day, brought S5Oo,-
OOG in British gold bars and gold coin.
The steamship Mas brought S32o,OOO III
nOrins.
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river. ~ = we io1k
AZ SEQ 7. NJ. grand promenade con.
eeif and hop at the Reception HALL Music
ny the Boston cadet band.
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III You wfsh-t0 save money, do not buy your
BLANKETS, COMFORTABlEs, siEETfNGS,
TkBLE-CLOTliS. NAPKINS, TOWELS, and
other HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES, until you
have examined our stock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-19

Flour-We m,tc: Fine, s4.5OMs5: extra, $50
Ct87.75: snptrfn", s6.5Oms6.75; common f.uni-
is, S7.75@ts; choice or patent FAMILY, 5000
1913.
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DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &c.

Unusual efforts Will he put forth to satisfy the
demands Of fa,tidious public. OR buyers baye
been long On the markets and We mean 10 adjust
our prices to suit the times la order to attest TINS
statement, any goods desired, Tie sample or de-
5cription Of which may have been secured else
where, we promise 10 produce FEf-s; or EXPRESS
Acg. We are determined b. make Of our houses a
convenience 10 the public.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY. October 10. 1881
SAL1s-FmsT BoAnD.--f0 shares Atlanta and
Charlotte Railroad stock nj 72t; 10 shares Nor
fork and Western Railroad preferred at 5s1.
SECOND BOARD. rs shsres Richmond and Dan
Vile Railroad stock at 100, 10 DO. at 100; 40
shares Norfolk and Western Railroad preferred az
So, so do. at $50; 20 shsros Chesapeake and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-19
SILKS.

BLACK SILKS, in most complete ,ortmeDi,
ranging I'm cost from soc. to -. Among pnr
stock, NAV he found the choicest productions
OF France, Italy, and switzerland. These goods
are bought from importers and in very large
buIk thus giving OW houses n heucHt possessed
NV f,w cstabli -hmcnt, south Of New YORK.
col OEED SILks, SATIN DElNON, DE MEi.-
VElLLIEUN, SILK and satin SIRAu.
III NDAAfES, PERSIAN Sofas. GROS DE
ZODIACS, VENEFIENSES;
PLAIN. SHADED, and OAlliRE PLIauES;
VEIVFTs. MOIEE Antique, and sAIIN
STRIPES, ranging Ia cost from sl.1O tO So
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Lambert Promoted.

PARIS, October 1S.-Gcneral Lambert.
commandment OF the Paris garrison, has
been appointed to the chief command Of
the city Of TuniS.
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nrEss Goods.

For dress and combinations we have al The novel;
dies in CASEI.'s HAIR, SERGE, MONTE, IN
an the new shades of AMBER, AAHROA'
LOUTRE, PAOE, ECBlC, together wlih. q
'rNI,. and TINsEL PLAIDS, rudng IN cost
from l.. G. 10 Is Der yarf. For bILARhk
aud Ill, XURINaT RICHNESS our stocks have
ut.yt.r been 80 Conspicuous.
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sYORTING POWDER.
DUPONT'S HIGH GRADES OF
~ SPORTING POWDER.

hUPUNIS HUH UKAilEo OF
~ SPORTING PONDER.
DIAMOND GRAiN-Nos. !, 2, and 3, IN l-poand
canislcrs only.
Kegs and I-DoHnd canister.
25. l2k. and 81 pounds-i-pound ana 's-ponna
c.lnisters. ....<. -.
SPORTING, MINING, and sliiPPiSG row
MN ~ every variety, manufactured ~ the eele-
hr,ted mills ~ y. I. Dupont dc Neisoays 4 CO..
Wiiu,nRton Del, whose reputation hzs stood W.
riyalled for seye1iy~egh years me excslieAcy ef
TIE Powder Icing due 10 tie care bestowed its
manufscture and 10 the constant personal enpery!-
sion OF he owners. For safe by
oe 5-eod3m Richmond, Va.
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RorIx I'm Distress,

LONDON, October lS.-Thc British bark
Lyman Cam, from Darien for Sunderland,
has been lowed into Ramsgate, having lost
her chain and anchors aud sustained other
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CASSIMER ES, KERSEYS,
TWEEDS, SOCKS, HANDKERCHIEFS, COL
LARS. TIES, JfWELRY, LACES, NOTIONS
CORSETs, SHAWLs, VEILINGs, DLACk-slLh
PRINCES. CORDS and TASSELS, BLEACHED
aud BROWN COTTONS, FLANNELS in all
colOr5, plain and tNil.cd. For bargains OF all
kinds call early at - 49, ,,.,.,,
u. & r. lIITTELDORFER'S,
oc o-suW&Sa J27 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-19

ATTRACTIVE PRESENTATION on
NEW STYLES FOR THE FALL AxDwrSrkn.

woRsTED DRESS FABRICS Of every Kind q
among which we name ALL-W0OL S5OU-'
DAB CLOTHS, MONTE. HEnRfNGE0EESx
CAslisiEREs, ORIENTAL STRIPES. &c.
Also, a full line Of SILKS. sATlNS, sgH&lIS,
PLUsHEs, yEI.yETS, and vELvEIEESso ~
every desirable shade.
We call especial attention 10 our complete lire Of
LADIES', MISSES, and ClIiLDRfsK'S
CLOAkS. D0LMANS, SACQUES, aud UEr
STERS. which we are now prepared 10 show Ia
fun variety Of material snd trimmings.
Our stock Of DRESS ELANNELs and SSCQuE-
fNGS cannot Ike surpassed. embracing Is ft
does every shade from 25c. per yard up 10 So T
For all OF tlie above we are keeping a eonfplrx0
line OF TRIMMINGS OF the most fashionable DE-
signs, including Sll. X and CIfENiLLEFRI
BEADED PRINCES and GIMPS. CORDS snd
BELLS, BALLS and AcORNs, and BUTTONS Of
every Kind.