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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-27

Calendar of H,rginia State Papers and
other Manuscripts from April l. 1881, to
December 81, 1871, preserved in the
Capitol at Richmond. Arranged and
edited by WILLIAM Z. PALNsk, NJ. d., OF
Virginia, under authority OF the Legisla.
ture OF Virginia. Prepared for the pub
licstion by SHERwIE EcRAg under au-
thority OF the committee. Vol. Ill. Rich
mond; JAMES K. GooDE. 1881.
This Important historical volume will be
highly interesting to others than yirginians.
It's publication on the eve of the Yorktown
Centennial Is fortunate, as it furnishes q
sull and accurate account Of the memorable
campaign which eliminated in the surren.
der Of CORVALLIS Ut Yorktown.
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MADISON.
DAE1nL HAD The CROWD WITH HIN.
MADISON COURTHOUSE. Va, !
AuOugt IL. 1891.

DANIEL HAD THE CROWD WITH HIN.
MADISON COURTHOUSE. VA.,)
August Is, 1881.
Editors Dispatch Ia spite OF the fact
that the CoaliIionists bad their Senatorial
Nominating Convention here today in
spite OF the fact that they bad imported to
this place delegation OF Resdiusiers. or
let us call them BY their right name, Repub-
licsns, from the counties OF Green, Kappa
hammock, Orange, and Cuipeper; / say In
spite OF oil this, John w. Daniel, our lion
hearted staDdard-bearer, proved himself
equal to the occasion, and had not spoken
q half hour before the crowd was with bim.
The people OF Madison are Democrats, and
they do not mean that they shall be deliv-
cred up body and soul TO the Republican
party, This fact was proved here to-day.
The cheers. the wild demonstrations Of APP
plause, which greeted Daniel evidenced
this (; aud by their action they proved them
selves to be--what they always have been
good, sound Democrats. Daniel spread
dIsmsy In the coalition ranks. and tbe re-
mark was general that II Cameron knew
what wss good for him he would seek some
other man against whom to pit himself.
Madison has never yet failed to vote right,
and she will not be found wanting IN No
vember. Yours truly, X. 5. T.
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+ z. s 80. I. ,.....~ -. xf,.<nr6 Heats.
~ - ssttr : smsr6,e ms
~ =. q. q, :. ,rl,.r ,oys sensib,e
9 81 g .. !. ..,.,t ns.,itly have been
ta<e s'e ~ xe~. ths fsct Il th,t
~ ''''<e 800 :. .p,ar,. ere nc match
~. = . 49,, .narnt,s: ana SOLOMON.
x. 8, ... .ss..ta,, sad Bxx. BuTLsE with
=, ' ~ 't,.raosss. would be a. children 10
~ g, 4, ....,,,,,,,.ie 81 the accomplish
re ','ne. q ! ~, operating throughout
~ - n'...s,v and mssing Shsif IlTisg By
s''s ~ &c doubt whether there 10
.s,,' .,o,s,arps merchant or lawyer, who
e :. ~ - a. hsb,t q going TO New York, who
- ~, - .npe time and In some way been
,s,-, IL. Il he would only make cisau
-. "a 90, are not sure that detec-
s-ss =. .,,N..n,sn themselves are not Of
~ 49, a. 80 ~ sbs,wd Tsscals. Why, YET
-. n'.h..a - philadelphia. or Atlantis
!. - yo,t dressed. % be pupposss,
49, - .' -, .no,ox,A style, ard the New
=. $3.50, Av.b sys at once, "Tbers
.o,,n,,ym.p.0 and the stgeetwsIkef
.aa.,n,. a,,aribes aim 10 Der frail
- e $3.50 49, !. :. rouxxv 7nxus.v Southern
r.s,. ~ .anit. are more liable than those
Z, ~ ro,th 10 he imposed upon, because
,h.g ns,ur.l,v take Il Tor granted that any
.s~sus, uho rs.r. d.rk clothes, has good
-ers ana ,.ik, GOOD EnalIsh, il "a per-
. - ), - ,s., ..v wsI.informed man
- .,,.,d sors.rsnce and good address Is
..,,,smsn Their idea is that desdbsats
,s...ns, themselves AZ BsAu HICKMAN did in
s,' ~, ana advertise their calling BY beg
80. 81, an.,,eys and telling stories illus
1890. If ,hs,r degraded life. The truth,
, :. 80, ,bs modern desdbeat does
~" s'S -, .e..mble the traditional one, but
s-s. saod clothes. has cotton claims
. ,,.o r.x.rnment, processes to
800 ssustor. In bis breeches-pockets,
.sss.,s.., s,,t,ersft. talks railroad specu.
,ss,on ana whips bis landlord for doubt
,na q. honor. The woman beat is dashing
"a manner, dresses most tsssefullJ, ana II
-, ..,,la IA c.n,hl, Of msking the life
:, aood man happy. when, then, sble
~, ,,,susnect,pe clereymen, who see Abe
sro,,a ,brouoh charitable lenses, or q doe
az lawyer. merchant, or mechanic, who,
A.,os, regard others a. 90 until they
.e,,.,n 10 ,he contrsry. encounter an 40
az 49, .,.a.,h,. sconndrei with ms
eo"i'''s..s' $500 49, aecertton. they are as
suseu p,a'' -. 49, ,,e vie.r ~ wake.
sass 70 ~ 49,"
he.a 's,u'n' 49, have bs,n full
Wye Wy psps :, ,ho Mans nv which The
o. 'pe - $500 - a. ' nv swiudlers.
unsuspevu'e :. =, v,r,,ms continually
ara se' 'ne uo.D s,u,ntsn Runko .t;II
increase ins'ea' =. escorts ,lmost nm.
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DANvILLE.
yo1IrIcs-A DAILY PLPER-wEArHER-To-
BlCCO.

poLTTICs-A DAILY PtPER-wEATHsR-ro-
BACC0.
Correspondence OF The Richmond Dispateh.l
ra3 AUGUST 20, 1881.
The Conservative Democrats OF THIS sec
lion are enthusiastic for Daniel, Barbour,
and Mckinney, and will poll big vote In
November. They sRree with your editor
that thorough organization Is essential 70
complete success. They will organize 40
tive clubs for the campaign.
Danyile is one OF the livest cities OF tsn
thousand IN the entire South, and u must
have daily paper. Leading citizens nsVe
the subject in hand, and IL will be rehec-
ton on them and shsme upon the city II
1t is not a success. hope TO send you =
copy soon.
The weather dry, and tobacco booming.
DAN.
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Rooms STATE CoNsERyATIyE-DEN0cRATIC
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
RIcgNoNp. August 26, 1881.


RICHMOND, August 20, 1881. )
Hon. John w. Johnston, oi the United
States Senate, will speak at Charlotte Court
house on Monday the Sd of October court
day..
Hon. Thomas Whitehead will speak al
PuIaskI court on the 5.h OF September.
The following canyassers are published
by authority OF The Executive Committee :
Seventh Congressional District: Captain
james BumgardneC, Jr.. Augusta.
Thirtieth Senatorial District: Colonel b.
w. l.. BIsnton.
Augusta: NJ. r. White. II. st. George
Tucker, G. w. Koiner. William j, Stout,
wlllIsm T. Rush. Colonel M. Hogshead,
Captain j. Cup.
Highland l.. II. Stephenson.
Bath William MeAlisier.
J. BELL BIGGER, Secretary.
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CIR Cnndieass 1fsksx, ! ffsas tmpsess.sn''
rhe flfahlsndsrs UeiiEhted pith Hin
cameron Dssap5osEss His Frisnds-Hs las
Bean over<stIAnstsd bS Frseads ard Fees
us srsafss no, Enshnsssszn, whsis Daniel
4. Appiaueed 50 shs Eche-Daniei senfi-
issss camersn's Record That unfer'nnnts
sso,ooo, ooo-sI am q DsmssFnt,n said
Daniel-His Opponent "sorser 20 and
sorser rot go --The szsues Of che Canvass
Di.cnased-Trniy has Another Dsnisi Come
20 yudemsns--Danisrs Effort che ors.sdess
Ever Heard In Highland.
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FANCY GeoDs, Sc.

.--~~~->-->---~>-
STEVENS
Is receiving lotsOf NEW GOODS. among which are
100 BIRD CAGES Rtsl;
rs TOILET SETS ut 81, as eoSd as those we
usually sell at $3.50 and o.;
25 Piye-foot sTEP-LADDERs nj o.
rs six.foOt sTEP-LADDERs st sl25:
90 dozen four-row TOOTH BRUSHES al l0c.;
so dozen SOLID BoSE-HASDLE KNIVES at
81 per set;
S0sRESeH Pi.ATE-6LAss MIRRORS atai;
A fall line OF ssres In CHISA-HEAD DOLLS nom
Soup
A full line Of IND EsTRucTABLE DOLLS from
1Oe.up
A full line OF WAX DOLLS from i0e. up-the bssl
goods for The money In town.
We eonaiRu'i our cRoCKEaY sALE, selling
Selected DDJNER PLATES at s5c. per dozen;
Extra thiD CUPS and sAUcERs at so per set
Splendid EwERs ana BASINS for eSc.:
Harris me PLAIN 6OBLErs At soc. per doren
and all cher goodsin propor,ion,at
| STEVENS,
aa2l 500 Broad strsst-
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DIR. L. c. DUNCAN, agent for the York
town Congressional Commission, was 10 the
city yesterday. He says the railroad
companies here and north Of us that he has
called on show mos commendable interest
10 the Centennial, and will give it material
aid. DIR. DUNCAN returned to Washington
last evening.
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The Philadelphia Times says: General
WrcKnAN has taken the only course which
any man who cares to do his State service
could take. lie will vote for the Debt-Pay-
ing Democratic ticket as against the repu-
dis,on Democratic ticket, and his action
Will BE- followed by every self.respectiug
Republican properiy.owner in the State.
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fEoo. Jons ArBLER SIXTH must get
setter from senator EDEuxDs endorsing the
cosiIlion. Such an epistle from the Re-
pnbilcsn statesman Of the Senate would
have great weight with the aesthetic wing
81 The Republican party. A postscrips
from senator hoRziLL. from the same
State, would also help, az be Is chairman
81 The yinance Committee by yirtus Of the
tsclding vote Of General MiHoEz.
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1t is expected that there will be twenty
guests from the French Government, and
that France will send over one or two Of
Der large war-vessels with troops to the
Yorktown Centennial. They will arrive
about the 5,h of October.
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Major JOHN w. DAsIEL was In the city
yc.terday, and brings cheering news from
tho portions OF the State he hss Visited. The
xepors Of Captain McKssNEr 10 equally en-
coutsglne. Al We have TO do TO insure =
splendid victory is TO back up our gallant
ctndIdstss by big work and most thor
ou4b organization. You must know Just
bev msny votes are In your neigbbor.
hood, snd bow each one intends to vote.
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The New York World saws: Among The
most active workers in the cause OF MALONE
and reputation in Virginia are the Federal
officials, not excepting those subordnates
Of Commissioner GREEN II. RAUN whom he
soIemnly warned by circular only few
short, fleeting months ago that so TO do
would be to run the risk OF tipping up the
Union, to dishonor the fair fame OF the ma
tioD
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The law passed by the last Pennsylvania
Legislature prohibiting payment Of wages
10 "store orders" will go into effect In
hat State next Thursday.
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ne THE<FALL CAMPAIGN OPENED.
JULIUS MEYER SON
EARLY IN THE FIELD, WITH BARGAINS
FOR THE PEOPLE.
TBsY OFFER THIS wHEz:

TBsY OFFER THIS WEEK:
rs pieces CoLORED eAsHMEREs, new AL
shades, at lie:
90 pieces COLoRkD ALPACAs, fail shades, 1t
10e.;
is pirses STEEL-MIXED LUsTRES at l5s.;
8 cases BEST FALL PRINTS at &c;
q eases GOOD FALL PRINTS at Az;
rs pieces EXTRA. QUALITY PRINTS, in snurely
new and novel stylW, It SAC.
rs pieces PACIFIC PERCALEs, the very latest
styles. at l2fc.;
In BLACK CASHMERES a special bargain 70 ALL
wool at 37hc. worth 50c.; 3S inch vide At
55c. worth 70c.;
25 pieces NEW MADRAS GlN6HAMs. fall styles:
I25 pieces FLANSELS, all grades and solor', At
special low prices
20 pieces ALL-WOOL WHITE FLANNEL, extra
foe, at 25c.;
RED and GREY TwILLED FLANNELs special
lyIow;
BLEACHED aud UNBLEACHED CANTON
FLANNELs at bottom prices;
10 BERKSHIRE CROCHET QUILTS, extra large
and heavy, at $l.25 worth sl.65, At
j. MEYER 4 SONS,
au23-eod sol and 603 Broad street.
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~ n the President dies, what RepubIlcas
viii care 10 run for Office 10 New York on
he state tlcketY II the President lives
wiat sense will there be 10 running any
Democrat on ili-Bsfas0 Express Hep.
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ECL Y.sTREE BAPTIST
CHURCH teornsr Clay and Graham sirsets).--R
LUTHER w. MOORE will preach at IL A. N. and
e:I5 T. NJ. SUNDAY, August 2e. 1881.
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There is nothing small about Captain
HowGATz. His crookedness will reach q
bali million before they stop their dIscoy-
cries.
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The late GEORGE w. RIGGS, the WASH
iugton banker, was once an Episcopalisn,
but became a Roman Catholic two weeks
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NJ GRACE-sTREET BAPTIST
CHURCH icorner OF Grace and Foushee streeis).-
DIR. henry McDoEALD will preach TOMORROW
(sundsyj at IL o'clock A. NJ. No service at night
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IEoR sALE.~0NE FINE BAY x>--r
IL HORSE aud ONE FINE BLACK Xe3I
MAht.4sed four and six years. Soaad and Kind.
Wiu nefs ~ any hzrGess- 10 Be aeen st Waftop's
streets. u " W1p iSWfffI N fs0 :
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uEALTH is WEALTH.

DIR. &c. VESTS NERVE AND RRAlN rfi nssSssS
MgNT,s speelee for HYsTEkiA, a .nlS NsgN.
tai DEPRESSION, LOSS OF MENo6l,.,,,,
MATURE OLD AUE. caused By esyr,se ~, 70
excuses. or eyersNgk OF the BRAIN when ~,esng
Misery decay, aud death. one ooS VIII car ,s,o,nI
ezses. zach Snx eonisIns one months iressIssat
one dollar box or SIX boxes FOE ave Io, ,,,y.n,es
BY nall pFsnsid ON receipt OF price. w sorsr re-
SIX boxes 20 cure any case. Nisn $50 $50 9Th dc
dollars. We Will send The purchaser oar 90 n9
snfee 90 r<tarn the money AZ the ER
"a, a cnre Guarantse issued by rusessets
fof,TafsS Druysisis WHOLESALE aud retsh =, 81
RisSmond, Va. 0rdsrs b7 usll VII sses Tssf slY
akeRslen, my a'Fn'''
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GROCERIES,. LIaUORS, &c.
SALri SALT! sALTl
100000 SACKS
OF
LIVERPOOL PACTORY-FILLED FINE AND
GReUND-ALUM SALT
in store and aaoat per ships "Fremtiden." Ire
land.n Condor" and g II. s. Hanson" from Liver
pool, consisting OF the following brands
DEAKIN's,
MARsHALL'S,
WORTHINGTOE's,
DEANS,
BUCKLEY's,
HERBERT's,
FALK's.
We o9fer the above I'm lots TO suit purchasers, De
liverable from NORFOLK, CITY POINT, and
RICHMOND DOCK.
au le-l5t 81 DAVENPORT & MORRIS.
GUNPowDER TEA OF THE MOST
DELICATE FLAVOR. and my tiard supply
since July, js,t received;
oLD-FAsHIoNED RASPBERRY VINEGAR
very wholesome and refreshiDg-st 75c. boz
tie, for ,sleSy y
JOSEPH N. BLAZE, Grocer,
s2o hAiA street, between Eiglsh and Ssasb.
am24
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H- LEA Il PERKINS, SAUCE,
THE WORCESTERSHIRE.
Delicious with
MEATS, GAME, SOUP, WELSH RAREBlTS, &C.
JOHN DUNCANrS SONS,
" 17-Sa1y Agents.
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Eg- SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
(corn.r sixth and Main sirssts)-Rev. J. A. LESLIE
will preach At IL A. "A. No service At night
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KrBROAD-STREET METkOpisT
CHURCH. SUNDAY. August 2s.-Pressbing ss a.
4. N. 81 REV. D. n. JAMES. OF Ashland. Va. NO
service st sighi.a Ssf4 etttFh1
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DESIGNATIONS & PARTNERSHIPS.
OF CO-PARTYERsHIP.

We have this day formed q co-partnership. under
the name and style OF GOODMAN a BOUDAR, Tor
the purpo~e Of conducting the BARK. HARD
WOOD. and WOOD-BENDING BUSINESS herst0-
fore conducted by A. h. GOODMAN 81 500 Ash
street We will also continue the manufacture Oh
"GOODMAE'S BONE MEAL,n which has given 60
A. n. GOODMAN,
n. ID. BOUDAR.
RICHMOND Va August l. 1881 au 24.lT
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rFIRsT BAPTIST CHURCH
frwelfth and Broad slreetsl,-Rev. II. w. BArrkn,
or Missis,ippi. will pseseh on suEDArM III A. n
and AT Sk r. n. All are Welcome.
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NJ MANSFIELD CHRISTIAN
misunderstanding at IL A. N. By ~. A. DnA n
BORN. No preaching at sisnL
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TTRINITY CHURCH Corner OF
Twentieth aud Broad rreets).--seryices on suS-
DAT morning at II O'Clock. No service 1t night.
Young mems prsyer,meet'ng from 10 r. h.
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TFIRST PREsBYTERIAN
CHURCH.--The congregations OF this Church and
the Rev. DIR. READS viii worship together In shs
Gaee.street church, corner OF Grace and Fourth
streets Preaching BY ibe Rev. w. T. RIcHAED-
SON. d. d., ct II o'clock A. n. No service ~ night
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Drugs. MEDICINES. Sc.
TOILET ARTICLES.

TOILET ARTICLES.
ENGLISH HAIR-BRUsHEs,
ENGLISH T0oTH-BgUsHEs,
FRENCH PERFUMERY,
TOILET POWDER,
sPoS6Es. FLESH BRUSHES, &C. &c.
For sale by ,. BLAIR, Druggist
ana conner Breed and Ninth streel&
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~ CENTENARY METH oDIsT
cHURCH gGase between Fourth sad rihh
s,yretxj.--serviee st II O'Clock A. N. ard 81 $50
r. n. sondrsted ~ she pszsor, Rev. r. A.
pnx an GOV
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= ~ .,<'t ~ ''l' 7, e
s,uzguzu.. q! =! = =! :! |.
ea- F5Rsr Eu0htsH LUTHERAN
eATscg ts<x<nsh s<eet betwsen Graes End
T! ,<ssz,, = p<y. W. @. 6oIsznyvBs, PASTOR, WI
oree N ii III A. IA. and es> r NJ sasject q ssbt
= nssseBisios IN Heaysd. = visiiors Welcome ssss'
frss. ...-.--.......--- <. - -. z.
rBRoAD-sTREET METHODIST
cHUaCH. SUNDAY. August 26.-Presshing Is -
4. N. 81 REV. D. n. JAnss, OF Ashland. vs.. M
service - sight l.z 4 9tft ~
rrCrNrErARY ETHoDIST
|cHURcH lorase between gosrh sad rihh
ssyrctxj.-serviee st IL O'Clock A. NJ ard 1t $50
lP. n. conducted ~ tae pszsor, Rev. X. A.
PETERSON.
TTRINITY CHURCH Corner OF
twentieth aud Broad rreets).--scryices on sUS-
DAT morning at II O'Clock. No service at night.
Young mems prayer-meet'ng from 10 4 r. 81.
rFIRST PRESBYTERIAN
cHTTRcH congregations OF this church and
the Rev. DIR. READS viii worship together in shs
Gace.street church. corner OF Gracs and Fourth
streets. Preaships by ibe Rev. w. T. RIcHAED-
son, d. d., st IL o'clock A. N. No service ~ night
NJ MAIN. STREET CHRIST IAN
misunderstanding at III A. N. byJ. A. DsA r.
BORN No preaching at sisnI
rFIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
frwelfth and Broad slreetsl,-Rev. II. w. BArrhs,
OF Mississippi. will p,esch on suEpArh III Al
and at sk r. N. All are welcome.
rg- SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
(cornsr sixth and Main sirssts)>--Rev J. A LESLIE
will preach at IL A. N. No service At night
NJ CE-STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH fcorner OF Grace and Fou:hee streeis).-
DIR. BrrRY MCDONALD will preach TOMORROW
(sundsv) at ii O'Clock A. NJ No service at night
TCL AY.STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH teornsr Clay and Graham streets. Rev.
LUTHER w. MOORE will preach at IL A. N. and
e:I5 T. NJ. SUNDAY, August rs. 1881.
--------------.- ----s-----------=
sPEclAu. NotsCEs.
ra- REDUCING PRICES
FOR THE MONTH OF AUGUST.
SPECIAL SALE
WE OFFER EXTRA INDUCEMENTS ON ALL
SUMMER GOODS IN ORDER TO SELL
THEM OUT.
WHITE aud CREAM EMBROIDERED NUS
Inns, LINON DE DACCA, PERSIAN NULL,
ORGANIZES, VICTORIA LAWNS, WHITE
and FIGURED LAwNs-sll at lower prices
than ever.
All kinds Of SUMNER DREsS-GooDS, PARA
SOILS, and LINEN ULsTERS at less than cost
BLACK and CoLoRED LACE MiTTS;
LADIES' and GENTLEMEN's HOSIERY;
LACE-T0P GLOVES;
FANS and HooPsKIRTs,
AT SPECIAL PRICES,
as we do not wish to carry any of these goods.
LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S GAUZE VESTS;
SHIRTS;
LADIES' aud GENTLEMEN's HANDKER-
CHIEFS;
RIBBONS,
LADIES' and GENTLEMEN's COLLARS and
CUFFS;
LACEs, HAMBURGs,
BELTS and KID GLOVES
In great variety and at the lowest prices.
THALHIMER BROTHERS.,
Central Block, SOL Broad street,
au 4-sa.su&W corner F1fth street.
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RICHMOND, VA August 10, 1881.
A MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS OF
N THE WESTHAN GRANITE COMPANY OF
VIRGINIA will be held at The Office OF the company
on THURSDAY the 22d day OF Seppmber, 1881.
for the election OF Board OF Directors aud Tor Ihs
transaction OF other business.
X. SNOWDEN ANDREWS.
Treasurer, and Stakeholder representing more than
one fourth OF the stock or the Westham Granite
Company Of Virginia. au l9-tSe23
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
WE OFFER EXTRA INDUCEMENTS ON ALL
SUMMER GOODS IN ORDER TO SELL
THEM OUT.

WHITE and CREAM EMBROIDERED NUS
Inns. LINoN DE DACCA, PERSIAN NULL,
ORGANIZES, VICTORIA LAWNS, WHITE
and FIGURED LAwNs-all at lower prices
than ever.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-27
DID SUPPORT THE HsSKEL BILL,

aud by its operation the schools had been
kept open all year. Here Msior Daniel de-
nounced the statement that he was opposed
to the free schools as deliberate lie, and
we are convinced that Cameron felt more OF
his torch to-day than syer the sohool-houses
did. Next he took up the claim that De-
mocrscy had nothing to do with the issue
Involved, aud discussed II 10 a mastery
manner. Said
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-27

All kinds of SUMNER DREss-GooDs, PARA
SOILS, and LINEN ULsTERs at less than cost
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-27

Msjor Daniel, on being introduced. after
the applause subsidized, gracefully saluted
his audience and stared the cause he repre-
sented. First, he devoted the beginning of
his argument TO answering some oil the
charges brought against him by Cameron,
aud beyond all question 1t was the most
complete reiutation we have ever beard.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-27

coURr-pAY AND BIG cEowD-PoL1TTcAL
sPRIKING-THE TRIAL OF A wFLL-KSoWN
UIrIzES FOR HORsE-srBALIhs-fHR
DROUGHT.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-02-09

about six years ago, and resides near
Spring Garden, IN the midst of a
fiourishing orange grove OF thirty
acres; in his youth he studied and
practiced civil engineering under
some of the most noted and accom-
plished engineers, in this country,
and has had charge of large and i'm.
portant trusts on public works in the
South and Northwest.
Having been reared in q section
where he had ample opportunities to
observe the rapid growth and devel-
opment, effected by complete and
thorough railway systems, he is
welded to the theory that similar
system is the only true solution to
the problem OF inducing immigra.
ton to Florida.
AS a practical railroad man of
protracted and extensive experience,
he does not regard it as feasible at
this time to construct broad gauge
roads over the peninsular portion OF
the State, and recommends the mar
row-gauge, with light steel rails.
He is also firm believer in a self
sustaining Agricultural department,
upon The Georgia system, so far as it
can be made applicable to Florida.
Oh broad and liberal views, he advo.
Gates warmly just and equal distri-
button OF the benefits OF the Internal
Improvement Fund among all the
sections OF the State.
Senator Delano is a valuable mem
Der OF the committee on railroads,
and his knowledge and practical ex.
perience on the subject, enlitle his
opinions 10 great consideration"
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-02-09

chanic. Mr.. Summers has adapted
machinery, and is successfully manu-
featuring hard twiSted palmetto
hbers and tlber mattresses.
Specimens Of this fiber in different
stages OF preparation Are also lett by
Mr.. Anderson. The palmetto is shred
ed in fine fibers full length, then cured,
dried and twisted into rope. 1t has
all the elasticity OF curled hair, is
clearly, insects Of all Kinds avoid it,
and is durable and cheaper than
moss. The Northern furniture
makers are now giving large orders
for it, as there is good domestic de-
mand. We take pleasure in record
ing these home invented articles, as
they not only give employment to
people here, but make valuable many
things which else would be useless.
Mr. Anderson brought many OF the
productions OF his section up, in
tending to exhibit them at the Fair
oranges, pine-apples, lemons, cane,
potatoes, ETC., and a collection of
carvings, small, useful and curious
inventions of w. 9. McNary, of
Ormond, Septuagenarian; also
long bunch of Para grass grown by
D. d. Rogers, Of Daytora, from d
single joint planted in May.
Such men as Mr. Anderson, active
and jealous for their localities who
show their faith by their works, are
good advertisers OF their local advan-
tages, and direct attention of all who
see the productions brought to their
notice"