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The new postal law now makes the taking
OF newspaper from the post-ofice and the
refusal TO pay for the same theft, and any
person guilty Of such an action is liable to
criminal proceedings the same AS il he had
stolen goods to the amount OF subscription.
A New York paper has already commenced
suit against several persons for such an
ofionce.-LpackbUrg VirginiGn.
we should like to have the VirginiQn's
authority for these statements. They seem
to us to lie conspicuously inexact." Con-
gress does not claim TO have the power to
compel men to keep their private contracts
with newspaper editors. 1t does, however,
pIoylds by legislation against all criminal
offences against the United States postal
laws. Nevertheless we have never before
heard Of any such law as the one spoken Of
above. And as We have been written to
for information on kindred subject, we
stake the liberty Of turning over that call
for information to the Vugiaian.
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NJ THE LARGEST DRY-GOODS
STORE IN TIE STATE.
LEVY BROTHERS THE LARGEST AND
BEST-ASsORTED STOCK.
PRICES ALWAYS THE LOWEST.

ELEGANT SILKS, sATINs, -CAsuMERES,
ED DRESS GOODS:
CLOAKS,sACQUES, WALKING-JACKETS, and
CARPETs, Oif.-CLOTHs, MATTINGS, DRUG
GETS, RUGS. and HASSOCkS;
TABLE-CLOTIIS, NAPKINS, DOlLIES. TOW
ELS, SHEETlNGS, and PILLON-CASlNGS
BLANKETS. COAiFORTABLES, aud QUILTS; ;
large assortment Of TIIEEE-BUTTON MD
GLOVES at 80, 60 75c., 81, Sl.25, and sl.oO
pair:
FOSIFT'S KID GLOVES. wih the patent lace
LADIES UNDERWEAR ~ our own manufac-
turc-we olcr extraordinary inducements in
MERINO and LANIBS'-WOOL SHIRTS and
HOSE and ffALF-IIOSE in al styles and quail
t'es-some special bargains;
KNIT GOODS, .uch rs siiAWLS, JACKETS,
sCARFS, y BIAS, HOO Dis, SOCKS,
SACQCES &c.
DECORATE! DECORATE. DECORATE!
FLAGS. BUNTING, CAMBRICS, and CALI
GOES. Decorate Tor the grand celebration
Every family should decorate.
CLOAK CLOTHS and SACKiNGs;
LACE and SILK SCARFS and TIES;
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS Of every
TETNKs, SITcHELs, TRUNK-sTRAPs, and
FANCY GOODS and NOTIONS in ,nuIess va
DOLLS, BOOKS, woBK-BoXEs, DESKS, and
Excellent NoTE-PAPER at 81 per ream;
Excellent ENVELOPES At 4Oc. for box Of $50 !;
GILT, GOLD-PLATE, CELLULOiD, JET, and
Fail not 70 decorate for the grsnd Yorktown Cen
tennlsl celebration. FLAGS, BUNTlNGA
LANTERNS, &C, ~ the lowest prices.
HOOP, BALNORAL-, and BOULEVARD
BIZ store Of II LEVY BROTHERS..
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ABUSING BLUSDER.-0ur telegram Of yes
terGay from Germany was enough to puz-
zle Philadelphia lawyer 1t read as fol-
lows:
BERLIN, October 2S.-In tho polling here
for members OF the Reichstag yesterday
no Conservative or anti-Semitic candidate
received enough votes to entitlc him TO en-
ter as candidate in the second ballot.
Herr ilcnrici, tho notorious Jew baker, only
received so votes out OF 10000.
Why "Jew baker, should be called
can anti-SeNitic candidate" we could not
understand. Nor could we understand
how tho Jews were beaten at all II the anti
Semitic candidates were also beaten. But
the New York papers Of yesterday explain
the mystery. MIR. HgNRcI Is "Jew-
batter not a "Jow baker"
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The Democrats and the Debt
The RcpubGioan Il General MAHoSss
washington organ; but he did not FURNISH
"a II the pretended facts which disgrace
saturdays issue Of that journal. We pro
csed 10 correct the Republicans state
ments:
/. There is no "taint OF reputation win
the Beurbons.o They propose to pay the
entire thirty millions OF the States debt.
.. The Democrats haze "come within
eleven hundred thousand dollars" OF pay
ing the interest on the debt. The entire
interest on the debt as funded under The act
Of 1871 was less than eighteen hundred
thousand dollars, and the Democrats nave
paid in coupons and money as mueh as
fourteen hundred thousand dollars In one
year. There are coupons maturing an
nually for twelve hundred thousand DOB
lars. and as these are receivable FOR taxes,
ana are every year used in paying taxes,
there cannot be quite six hundred thousand
dollars Of interest left unpaid annually.
3. The Democrats hive "opcnly repudi-
ated none Of the debt. One third was
set apart to West Virginia In 1871. In 1873
creditors who funded under the McCUL-
Locu bill were required TO agree to look 10
West Virginia for that third.
!. The following we give in the RepuO''-
cans own words:
every Bourbon Funder, debt-owing,
irterest-defaulting Democrat in Virginia
advocates this fat reputation Of one third
OF the debt in which they pretend to be-
lievc. whether the bondholders Ike 1t or
moi. and whether West Virgins ever pays
it or not. This arrangement was the origin
OF the name OF 'Readiuster' as applied TO
Virginia politics."
II is only necessary TO say that the above
statement Is untrue. Ask Mr.. DskESD0RF,
or Mr.. JoRGESsEN, or, 80 to that matter,
General MALONE himself.
Q. The Democrats say they arc opposed TO
raising The taxes; but they claim that the
present revenues Of the state viii pay 3
per cent. upon the whole debt. This last
claim is not conceded by the Readiusters;
but we do not think there Is any good rea-
son to doubt that the claim il wcll-founded.
C. We quote from the Republicca again;
s'The Rcadjustcrs explain that they are
no. fquitably heldioT interest accumulation
between the Gates OF secession and restora-
flon, because FOR one portion OF The time
thew rendered the equivalent OF gold TO To-
reign bondholders in tobacco and cotton,
and TO home creditors In Virginia State
notes worth more than par in Confederate
paper; and for The remainder OF the time
they were by the General Government DC
privcd Of AL control over their revenues,
which released them from obligations they
were prevented by tho situation from iul-
filing
That paragraph is mixture Of fsl.ehood
and truth. "They" rendered tobacco and
cot,on That's a good joke. And it was
refused And this at time when cotton
was worth double as much in gold as it
now is. and when Johnny Reb could al
most make a Yankee desert by showing
him plug OF good tobacco.
The Republicans false statements might
impose upon northern resders, and so we
correct them. Nobody in Virginia could
be deceived by them.
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Surrendered.

II WILSON, the decapilated Lynchburg
postmaster, has written letter to WASH
ington expressing his regret that contest
had been made in his behalf in the Senate,
then there can he little doubt that he hiss
scored victory, and has the promise OF
another place. The pressure was too strong
in his favor from Illinois, we suspect. We
guess, too, that DAVID DAVIS had given
hint as TO how he would yotc-not 10 the
Democrats, but TO his new allies.
Nothing but trouble has General HAHoNE
brought TO the Republicans.
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GPAYSON COUNTY.

RURAL HONE, Va, October 81, 1851.
Editors Dispatch: The head and front
of readiustment, Mr.. Massey, was met
here by the Hon. Thomas Whitehead, OF
Lynchburg, who drove him from the Rid
dieberger bin and made him give up his
platform and take water in future legisla-
ton. Not a vote did he make. Grayson
county is alive, and intends to stand by the
Democratic ticket, and expects to give 8
majority for Daniel, Barbour, Mckinney,
and Davis ut the election. Respectfully,
Az EYEWITNESS.
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The Rcpudlator tickets are already out
and carefully distributed. am afraid our
committee has made mistake i'm not fur
nisEing the whole State with tickets, rs
they announced in the last Conservative
Democrat il viii not do. Many counties
are depending upon II, know, and / am
afraid some confusion, II not trouble, win
arise frcm it's not doing so. +. II.
So writes DIR. FiSDLAY HARRIS to the
Lynchburg Netes. And he is right. There
viii be thousands Of votes lost because OF
the want OF printed tickets. Tickets have
beea sent from Richmond so often that not
to send them this yesr will be to court do
feat.
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Tire yo. steubeu. Am a. Iou,.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, October 2S.-The Won
Steuben party arrived here tonight. They
were met at East st. Louis by reception
composed OF German and Amer
lean citizens, headed by Mayor Ewing, who
guests were accompanied to this city and
escorted to the Southern Hotel, where they
were assigned quarters. Tomorrow they
will be given reception, and will be
otherwise entertained.
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x- THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE
VISITED sYcLE BROTHERS.
DURING THE CENTENNIAL.

we have made large additions during the past
wek 70 our already isrBc stock.
We hare the largest stock OF siLhs any n"'''
BLICK. SATIN AAhyEILLEux-sl.ls sl.ss'
NJ. AK SATIN DELYoN, s1.45,sI.55, sl.e5-
PLAIN I DRESS Silks, soIors and blacks, 81 mar
vellously low priees-sIsnins We Irenuss'ssy Il.
sAflS ssf.IPPo ,a ana &oIRE SILKS, TSc OOo
ppEss siiii,Ss-so in MI coors, 05c.; ~ in extra
DRESS TINS 70 IN al eolors Co. u.s. and oOc
ta 4 a affsy II e ISp fSsocabks
Plushes are wanted, and We have them. felves
are wanted, and We hsVc them. BrosHdes arc want
tIeY can be ported to-day. All silk goods arc
advancing In Europe. WehsVe not advanced our
PRICES PLUsHEs. Pushes
PLAIN and FANCY PLUsHEs, s1.o0 per
yxrd--aIl the newest dress zhsdes;
sRkLsKIN PLUsIIEs from az to 90 Inch"
BLhCtKS MoLEsKiNPLUsHEs, 90 per yard;
ALL SILK VELVETs al 66c:, 75e., fl-de'irable
Many Many Of these goods cost 81. 0 70 Import.
AMERICAN DRESS GOODS.
The largest stock Of AMERICAN DRESS
GOODS in this city from 81 TO use, per ysrd' con.
Do Dol CLoAKs. ULsTERs JACKETS, &C..
for ladies'. misses, and children.
Nothing so successful ~ SUCCESS" So trade or
last week proves. Though weather was contrary,
the demand was entirely Unprecedented. Can sales
be repeated? They can. Success prepared Tor snls
weeks Offering. Another great purchase. CHEAT
MARX DOWN. II elegant goods az hsf-Value can
be considered bargains, then bargains VIII 10
shown this week. Come and zee. Nothing 80 sue
cesgfu IS success. -
CASSIMERES. CASSIhERES!
Full line In all qualities and st'll prices for mea
CARPkTs, RIUGs, DRUGGETs, AND YLOOR-
OIL-CLOTIIS.
Our assortment I'm this department IL now com
~ low prices. - .
BLANKETst BLANKETS!
atsll prices from 81 TO $40 per psir.
Thousands OF other articles, for which we have
not room 10 mention. No trouble 20 show g0odr.
sYCLE BROTHERS,
oc 3O-eod 81 Broad street.
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A prominent Resdiuster who listenc

A prominent Resdiuster who listened
attentively to Mr.. Keiley's speech Monday
night, though he never moved finger in
approval, said the next day, 81 will never
vote for Lewis after what / heard last
night" Another said: ~ had not deci-
ded how would vote till heard Kelley;
now am for Daniel."-lStdunton Vindicd-
tor.
Write to Mrs. Lydia L. Pinkham, No.
233 Western avenue, Lynn, Mass, for
pamphlets relative to the curative pro-
pcrties OF her Vegetable Compound in oil
female complaints
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ri HEADQUARTERS
or IRE

or TIRE
CENTENNIAL DRY GOODS HOUSE,
THALIllMER BROTHERS,
sol BROAD sTRLET.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS AND BARGAINS
OFFERED THIS WEEK,
So We have prepared snd supplied our stock with
THE PRETTlEST AND CHOICEST GOODS
OF THE SEASON.
so don't fail to see our stock before purchasing
your goods.
220 BLACK BEAVER and diagonal CLOAkS
from az to $40;
100 BLACK and LIGHT DOLMANS from IS to
s25 fHDIEs' and MISSES LIGHT CLOTH and
Flannel WALklhG-JACKETs from
175 LIGHT and DARK listers, latest style,
and coors, from A TO $40.
Don't fail to see our line Of these goods, 70 Is
acknowledged the host I'm the city.
l2O pieces single and double-fod FLANSELS,
for dresses and jackets, from 2oc. to sI.5O =
so pieces 81 SACKINGS and ULSTER CLOTH
from 81 to 50 yard:
AZ pieces PLAIN aud MATALASSE FLAN-
NELs, In blue, cardinal, wine, cream, &C.,
from rs To 75c. yard;
An elegant line Of WHITE, RED, GRAY and
BLUE fLANNELs at low prices.
We cal. special attention to our new importation
or BLACK SILKS, SATINS, VELYETS,
PLUsIES, BROCADEs, which cannot be
An elegant Inc Of coL6EED and BLACK SILK
FRINGHS, CORDS aud TASSELS, BEAD
TRIMMiNGS, BUTTONS, &C., for dress
trimmings, which cannot be beat:
2DU pieces DbMESIlt DkfNS OOODN. IN MI the
new shades aud styles, from l24 TO soc.
yard;
100 pieces PLAIDs. STRIPES. BROCADES, and
NOVELTIES for dresses and trimmings,
from use. 10 AZ 4 yard;
So pieces FRENCH CASEbiERES from % 70
75c. yard:
81 piecea ALL-WOOL sHUDAu and MONTE
CLOTHS from 81 b 75c.
BLACK GOODS! MOURNING GOODSl
The largest, best, snd chespest stock In the city.
BLACK CASIlMERES 40 Inches wide at 65c.-
former price Al yard:
full line Of NOME, SHUDAH, MALTESE
GRAPE. and HENRIETTA CLOTHS atTeTy
low prices. Don't miss our bnck goods stock.
CARPETS CARPETSl
65 pieces COTTON CHAIN CARPETS from
Is IN 60c.;
Best TKPEsTRY CARPETS in the city at 00c.
and 81:
ESQ TAPESTRY and VELVET RUGS from Use.
10 &C.
As our immense stock cannot be mentioned, all
ask Is call 20 be convinced Of the bargains we
are Offering. THAIIlIAER BROTHERS.
50l east Broad street, corner Fifth.
oc 22-dstStSs,Su&W
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Ill.

This il TO certify that am boarder ut
Hsyth's Hotel, Fincastle, and have front
room or the second story; that on the
night Of Monday, October 10, 1881, | was
in my room, and heard Leigh Wilson in
the upper porch Of the hotel, just opposite
to my room, say TO Assistant-P Postmaster
Thomas J. Wilson, "Now, understand,
that letter Of mine Is not 10 be published
until get what demanded for ito; also,
81 aJn willing TO go TO Washington or any
where else and vindicatc myself before the
people of Virginia" After some other
remarks in a tone that &as not audible
from my position, Leigh Wilson said, 81
have no money, and my oyercoat is in
pawn, and how am | 20 go?" His COM
psnion said that lie would take him and
pay all expenses; that he had $500 in his
safe, and that they would start ain the
morning." They were joined about that
time by third party, who came out Of Mr..
Riddleberger's room, which was on the
opposite side of the hull from my room.
Passing from the porch into the hall, the
three stopped in the hall and had some
conversation in low tone, during which
TO say is this--tbat somebody forged all Of
these letters" They all then left the hall
snd went into Mr.. Riddleberger's room.
This was after the town clock had struck
IL O'Clock.
| am not a resident OF the State OF Yir-
ginia, and have no immediate interest in
Virginia politics other than as it concerns
the citizens OF every other State in the
Union.
Given under my hand this the.2ith day
Of October, 1881.
BENJAMIN z. MADDOX.
Witness: John AZ. slicer.
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A Suggestion to the President.

From The PhIIadcIphIA Ilme5.I
The President seems TO be greatly en-
barrassed in getting a new Cabinet. The
real trouble appears to be in the difficulty
OF getting the Administration satisfactorily
without letting the people
know it before the November elections.
Upon the whole, President Arthur might
about as well give the party stalwartism
straight, instead of half-shelling it until
after the elections are over.
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Married, on October 1sh, Al The residence q ne
brides mother IN this city BY kss, rs 70 pnsn ~
KARIN. youngest daughter Of the late Henry hsrr I;
al Of Rfchm0nd.
Married. I'm this city. at Union-Ststion Methodist
church, October 20, 1881, by Rev. W:C; Saaen,
HENRY A. dfARE 10 Niles KATIE r. hOoh'o'
10th OF this city. No cards.
ia naItimorc and Petersburg papers please copy.
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HARRIsONBURG.
TIE PENDING CANVASS.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dl'patch.I

Correspondence Of the Richmond DIspatch.J
OCTOBER 20, 1881.
Our canvassers in different parts OF the
GREAT field OF political discussion and an
taoonisin in Virginia bring cheering &C
counts. They are confident Of the triumph
Of the State Democratic ticket, and almost
eoually SIRE OF the Success OF the admirable
Democratic nominees for the Legislature
made by the counties. We have Just had
an interview with our gallant and eloquent
townsman, Colonel Charles L. OFerrall,
who has been doing such signal service Tor
the cause in Eastern Virginia and some OF
the counties in the lower Valley, ana
he is quite sure from what he has
seen and knows that we shall triumph
ON the Sth OF November. He thinks Falr-
fax will redeem herself, and viii SEND
GOOD Democrat to the Legislature in place
OF the Coa.itionist candidate in that county
He brings n glowing account OF The hearty
and cordial reception of Major Daniel by
the good people OF Page, Clarke, and
Frederick counties, from which he has
lust returned. Nothing like the en-
ihusiasm which has everywhere greet
ed the candidate OF the Democracy
for Governor OF Virginia has ever be-
fore been seen. Colonel O'Ferrall does not
think we shall carry Page, but says we are
constantly gaining ground in that once
stronghold OF the Democracy. From Bath
county we have also intelligence OF relia-
bic character that "thc good work goes
braycly on" Our friends are at work, feel
and appreciate the magnitude OF the crisis
impending, and will "make a long pull, a
strong pull, and a pull altogether" for the
right on the 18th OF November. the day 50
biz with The fate of our dear old native
land. God bless her!
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Register your name and pay your poll
TAX for 1880 II you desire TO vote against
the men WHO have agreed to send second
Republican United States senator to Wash
ipgton from Virgins.
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Register and pay your poll-tax for 1881,
and you will be prepared to fire shot at
"Judge" ALEXANDER RivEs or the 9Th Of
next month-the Judge who asks the con-
flrmation OF STLTnAH as means Of getting
a second Republican United States senator
from Virginia.
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SILKS

BLACK SILKS, IN most complete assortment
ranging i'm cost from 5Oc. a. -. Among uur
stock, may be found the choicest prOtlri ~
Of France, Italy, and SYfiizcriund. Thee goods
are bought from importers and in very l.it.
hulk. thur giving our houses henent iorc..cl
by few establishments south ~ New 0fh.
COLORED SILKS. SATIN DE- LYON, BE hIl.-
NflIIiEi'N, SILK and SATIN rlEAtt.
RHADAMES, PERSIAN SOFTA~. GkO~ DE
ZODIACs, NEEETIESNES;
PLAIN. SHADED, and OhBRE PLl>lll-i
MOIRE ANTIQUE and ~AIlN
STRIPES, ranging IN costfiom sl.J0 Q" 80.
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CARDOzO, ALsOP. MOsBY & CO.,
1908 FAST MAIN STREET,
FOURQCREAN, PRICE, TEMPLE co.
429 EAST BROAD STREET

Unusual efforts will he rnt forth o. satisfy the
demands Of ft-tidieus public. oar buyer, have
been long I'm the markets, and ~ mean o. adjust
our price. b. suit the times. I'm order % atiei ts
statement, any goods desired tbc sample or dc-
scripiion Of which may have been secured else
where, We promise o. produce FREE on kAiEL'a-
AGE. We are determined % make " our house
convenience 90 the public.
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We have the October No. OF The British
Quarterly Bsviev. Dir JoHN III. PAIToS's
DccA Of Death is reviewed in this No.
Msfsrs. ,YooDHoUsg 4 PARHAa are the
Richmond agents.
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| ].

hereby certify that Mr.. John Rinehart,
Republican Rcddjuster, told me that he
stayed in the same room at Hayth's Hotel
With Mr.. Riddleberger and Mr.. Linkenho-
ker, and there were some others Of that
party in another room, during the evening
Of October 10, 1881, and that Mr.. Riddle
berger was most Of the evening in his room,
but was several times called out by the other
parties as if for consultation; that he
(Rlnehar0 did not know at the time what
wes going on in the other room.
Given under my hand this the 2Gth day
Of October, 1881. JOIN s. DOGGETT.
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~ PARK-PLACE NET III o DIST
CHURCH (vest Franklin s'reell.-serVices by the
pastor, Rev. JOHs IIANNoS. Suhjecis-ll A. 81.
- ThosGenersl Rules Of the Methodist Church y;
p. NJ: "The Divine Purpose In Creation"
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MEETINGS..

ANNUAL MEETING
~ OFSTOCKHOLDERS OF THERlCH4OND
YORK RIVER AND CHESAPEAkERAil.R
COMPANY will be held ~ The Office Of the com,
pany on WEDNESDAY, November 9th; At II
O'Clock VI. ". r. Solllh'
DC l2-30t etcfetAfy,
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ri HEBREW SUNDAY SCHOOL,
Tic school will reopen THIS HoRNISG at 10
o'clock ut Eleycnth-Street synagogue Teachers
and pupils are requested to be prompt In attend
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GFNTLTAlFN'S and LADIES' MkklNn y
DFRWEAR, IN White, Scarlet, and htdir'N Do
ranging in cot from 4Oc. % -; ...,,
LADIES COTTON and CAMBHlC lNbth-
WEAR at prices and In variety - compare
with any market
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~ 81. JOUy,S GERMAN EVAN

GELICAL CHURCH corner Marshall aud Eighth
anniversary services At ii
A. NJ. and 1880 z. VI. Rev. n. BURKART Of Balti-
more will preach on both occasions.
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DRESS GOOps.

For dress and combination we lave aii nen DO
tiesiu CAnEI.'S HAIR. SERGE. AORlli. Do
all the new shades OF AMBER hAEhON'
LOUTRE, PAON, RUBiC. i9gcihof WIN q
magnificent l,Lc Of LiAhNIiNlT 'htfN-
TAI. and TINsEL FLAlIl~, nug'ng ~ go
from Ike. a. "a Per yaIr. tDr III it'''
and IL II RANT RlClNE~, ouI ftpeA. have
ft,.y,.r lt.gn - cnnFVfrUDU4.
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This is 60 certify that OH Monday, OctO-
Der 10, 1881, was employed by Dir. lIayth
10 assist him at the Hayth Hotel, having
charge Of the entrace to dining-room, and
acted as dning-room clerk. Just after sup
per Leigh Wilson came to me at the dining
room door, and asked me, "Where is Cap
lain Riddlebergcr's room?" l told him |
did not know, but / called the porter, and
sent him with Wilson to Captain Riddle
berger's room.
Given under my hand this tho oath dry
OF October, 1881. Il. Ii. PECK.
Witness: !. Il. Davis.
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We have certain special bargains in COWS
CHEAIsE. and DRAWERS, to win We '''
tspeci1l attention.
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To CHS department We contiugc D. devote mn'n
space and attention, mak'ns D. .Nc mp't '''''
TRtCOT, ARMyRE. DRAP Dt ALMA, hL"f
RlNE sFRGE. VENETIAN Nlklll. l-
Octher With An immcu e. s:.ck Of tANiiMt HL'
TIFSRiTiT'FA A. and gttcr ~ APPLE GOOD 10
lower rates than were ever offered IA H., hitf-
kCt: al
COifRfAULD'S CREPES, iu remnant and POD
regular goods. az lowest quotations.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-30
1T HUTZLER BROTHERS, ~.
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COMPETITION-OUR PRICES ARE TIE
LOWEST IN THE ClTY-TRY Us
AND BE CONVINCED.
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY Of All styles
DRESS-TRlMMiNGS Of all kinds;
Bargains in GRAPES and Wells;
Full lines Of HOSIERY aud GLOVES;
RIBBONS, LACES, SILKS, SAIlNS' and
PLUSHES;
GOLD-PLATED JEWELRY, warranted not %
tarnish. AT manufacturers prices;
ZEFTIYRS, all coiOrs, only &c. an ounce.
Bargains, call lad convince yourself, nt
HtfTZLER BROTHERS.
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