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The Canvass.

Hon. Charles It. O'Ferrall will address
tbe people as follows: Louisa Courthouse,
September 18th; Columbia, Flnvanns,
Septpmber 14ih; Goochland Courthouse
September 18Th; Manchester. September
I'm; Prince Edward, September 2lst;
Fredericksburg. September 23di west,
moreand, September 26th; Richmond
Courthouse, October 3D..
!. Randolph Tucker VIII address ibe pee
nile "a follows: Charoifesyille, Monday'
September 18TH; Slansrdsyille. wednesday,
September i4th rtdsy); Ftederieks,
burg. Friday, September l6tn; DInwiddle
Courthouse, Monday, September .l9th
icourt.daD; FarmyiIie, Wednesday, sep
tember 2lst; Lunenburg Courthouse, Sat
urday, September 24b; Halii'x Court
house. Monday, September 26h (court'
dly); Boydron, Wednesday. September
28ih: Brunswick Courthouse, Friday, Sep
tembpr 3O.h !; Charlotte Courthouse, Mon
day, October Sd ourt-day).
The following canyassers are appointed
for Elizabeth City county: John 5. Saun-
ders, LYNN Etheridge. Y lch. Todd.
A. NJ. KELLEY, Chairman.
Conservative papers please copy.
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e THE FALL CAMPAIGN OPENED
boz JULIUS MEYER & SON
EARLY IN THE FIELD, WITH BARGAINS
.,. q. FOR THE PEOPLE. -..,..l ..
THEY OFFER THIS WEEK (:

THEY OFFER THIS WEEK:
rs pieces CoLoRED CAsHMEREs, new fall
shades, at lie; f.. -..-t-r
go pieces COLORED ALPACAs, fall shades, at
1Oc.;
Is pieces STEEL-MIXED LUSTRES at 15c.;
3 cases BEST FALL PRINTS at &c;
2 cases GOOD FALL PRINTS al 49,;
75 pieces EXTRA. QUALITY PRINTS, In entirely
new and novel styles, at SIC;
40 pieces PACIFIC PkRCALES, the very latest
a,4 styles, at 1886; t
In BLACK CASHMERES special bargain I'm all
wool at 37Hc. worth Soc; 9S inch wide at
SOC. worl 70c.; Gid. %
25 pieces NEW MADRAS GINGHAMS. fall styles !;
l25 pieces 'FLANNELS all grades aud colors, az
special low nrlce3;
25 pieces ALt.~WOOL WHITE FLANNEL, extra
fine, at 25c..
RED and GREY TwILLED FLANNELs special
lylow; t.-.. Dol.
BLEACHED aud UNBLEACHED c. NTO n
go FLANNELS at bottom prices;
rs BERKSHIRE CROCHET QUILTS. extra large
. and heavy 1925 worth S1.65, at
j, MEYER 4 SONS,
au 23-eod 6Ql and 603 Broad street.
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MI SYCLE BROTHERS,
LEADERS OF Low PRICES.

500 pieces CAssIMEREs from 25c. TO sl.75 per
ward suitable for young aud old-the largest as
sorineut ever sxhlbi'ed IN Richmond;
500 doz.n UNDERSTANDS for gentlemen, ladies',
and misses. from zoe. to s2 so;
l case GREY DRESS GOODS at &C., real value
l6Ac. per yard;
case FIGURED DRESS GOODS at 1oc., real
value 25c. per yard; -f
case PLAiN DRESS GOODS at 1Oc., real value
Tic. per yard;
case TwILLED DRESS GOODS at lie. real
value zoe. per yard
case DOUBLE FOOD DEBEGEs at 1899, real
viIue 30c. per ysrd;
500 pieces DRESS GOODS rangiUg from l2Sc to
5Oc. per yard-the largest assortment 70 select
from In the city;
80 pieces DRESS GOODS SO idches wide at 25cD--
goods never sold less than 40e. and soc;
so pieces VERY HANDSOME SCOTCH PLAIDS,
. ranging In price from soc. TO slrCs -
You win find The largest assortment OF DRESS
GOODS this side Of New York.
10 pieces 4O.ipch BLACK CASHMERE at soc.
reduced from 75c.: .a.ut..
our Use. CASHMERE IS OF very superior quality ;
Pure SILK. WARP HENRIETTA CLOTH, Ia
MISE, Atwood NOME, and CREPE
CLOTHS, at bottom prices;
500 pairs REGULAR MAKE. EXTRA LENGTH,
/ SiDE-CLOt hED LADIES HbSE az 3Oc,ROph
value for Soc; LOCO pair very stylish only
25c
2 cases BbEAOHED and UNBLEACHED, three
I pair for 25c.: ~-.
NICE PRINTS at Az. 5. 6A, and S1sc.;
cisa MONTE CAMBRlCS at SIC, real value
| case MONTE CAMBRIcs at IKE, real value
s. 600 Yards HAMBURG EDGE from &c to 1925
per yaTd-lOOk at our HAMBURGS before pur-
chasing elsewhere: .fY.
Our Al BLACK SILK now selling ~ 75c.;
we have lust opened 10 pieces BLACK SILK at
al never offered before FOR lessthan Sl.00:
case FLANNELS ct 2Ac.. good yane for l6zc. ;
ease FLANNELS at 20c good value Tor Soc;
case FLANNEI.s at Csc good yalne for 45c.;
rs pieces S6CKTNG FLANNELS, snitabe for the
season, firm 25c 90 sl.25 per ysrd.
We shall open large lots Of NEW GOODS daily at
prices 20 astouish you as our buyer Is stll In the
market. 'f
No trouble 10 show goods.
SYCLE BROTHERS,
Leaders OF Low Prices,
An 29-eOd .i F.. . 81 Broad street
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The nomination OF the following true aud
tried Conservative Democrats for the House
OF Delegates shows how wisely our friends
are acting: Madison and Green, DR.. JAMES
A. REID; Roanoke and Craig, Judge VINO
FIELD GRIFFIN; Bath, Highland, and Ale
ghany, II. NJ. PATTERSON.
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PANCY GOops. &e.

STEyENS
is receiving. NEW GOODS, among Which are
100 BIRD CAGES az $l;, -
rs TOILET SITS at 81, 40 good as those we
usually ssil at $3.50 and az; lD.
rs Fve-foot STEP-JADDGRS at 81
20 six. foot STEP-LADDERs at 1925;
60 dozen four.row TOOTH BRUSHES ~ 1oc.;
so dozen SOLID BoNE-HAsDLE KNIVES at
al per set; ffFn
so FRESeH PLATE-GLAss MIRRORS t$I;
A full llHe Of sizes In oHENA.HEAD DOLLS from
A full line OF INDEspRUcTABLR DOLLS from
lOGap
A full line OF WAX DOLLS from 1oe up-,he b,sA
goods for the mOaey In town.
We coDtiuue our cRoCKERY SALE, selling
seieetea DINNER PLATES at SIS. per dozen;
Extra thin CUPS asa sAUCERs ii so per set;
Splendid EwERs anu BASINS foe 65c.;
HANDSOME PLAIN GoBLETs at soc. per dozen
and all other goods in proportion, at
sTEyENs',
au2l 500 Broad street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-02

Bishop CLARK, Of Rhode Island, predicts
that the CouteHIions Of politics could never
again array themselves upon the old line Of
Mason and Dixon while the memory OF our
common grief should last.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-02

As a companion piece for the burning
school.house let us have CAMERON tearing
the bloody pound OF flesh from the breast
OF "the Old Mother" The former should
be called "Fire," and the latter "Bulood."
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Another Charge Against General
MARIAN a. ....fsi, $3.50
.GNew YORK World

Inquiry was made at police headquarters
Yesterday for "General" Morton alas
Marvin alias Merritt, the alleged bigamist
and swindler, In behalf OF the cashier OF
the Minneapolis Bank, which Morton is
said 70 have swindled out $4,000 a few
months ago. The gentleman who made the
inquiry was referred TO the authorities OF
Richmond, Va, where Morton is now in
custody.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-02

The President longs to be taken from LUG
white House, and his physicians and irlenos
arc discussing the matter. IL he continues
70 improve. one Of bis doctors THINKS De
NAV be strong enough to be removed some
tay next week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-02

The DANIEL Club at GOrdonsYille has 2l2
active workers. and will hold a ratification
meeting on the i2lh. We must have SINH
lar clubs all over The State. Let the young
Democrats take the lead ia this work.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-02

General MALONE, it is said, voted one
hundred and 6Ity times with the Republl-
can senators, and never once with the
Democrats; aud yet CAMERON & Co. en-
dorse all OF his senatorial acts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-02

The Philadelphia North Arnericdn' one o.
=, The oldest and most influential Repnoii'
can papers OF the North, calls on tpe lptef
I,gont Republicans OF Virginia to steer clear
Of MALONE and the repudiation breakers
and support the DASIsL and Deot,pa ~
ticket 1t s,ys the DANIEL ticket wiz WIN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-02

1T Is evident that District-Attorney Cork
HILL thinks that the President and GUITeAr
monOpolize too much Of The attention Of
the American people. He ought TO haye q
fair show.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-02
A RunnIng-Oyer Ballot and Free
GOuuf.

In his speech last week at Christiansburg
Mr.. FckIen, Of Buckingham, said .}-o,,
Fellow-ciiizens, the only corruption OF
the bllOt-box thit has ever been charged in
this State has been in Mr.. Mahone's own
section. Who has ever heard that there was
any stufiing OF baIlOt-bOxes in Southwest or
Piedmont Virgina' No, sirs, il has only
been where the boxes were under the
Boss's nose, in bis immediate town." 1a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-02

October 10, 1875, the anniversary OF the
surrender at Yorktown. Colonel CAMERON
said in the Petersburg Star:
"When 'boIter' claims to be Con-
servatiye, aud yet relies on Radical votes
for success, how can he have conscience
void Of olIenceS There must be fence to
be slraddled or he could not be 50 COM
petely on both sides Of It,"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-02

when Coalition speaker seeks TO rld'eu,e
INK DANCES manned leg and his splendia
features and superb oratory, he WIZ nave 70
90 outside Of Virginia to find an audience
In sympathy with his effort.
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sora--pos.,bIy because " has 20 Gun
ssaip,, 90 weak an oppobeats aclrichlng
will scaI IRwIs's fate. u needs - wpik
70 defeat him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-02

A Brooklyn man charges woman with
making him drunk, taking him to minister
and marrying him. lie got plucky wife
and she dIunkeu husband.
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WHITE GOODS.

Our stocks In ,hs department are ven id'l ana
include all the latest novelties sud sisB>srd s''i.
SPECIAL BARGAISs:
FRENCH ORGANDY, very hne aud sheer, A. -'''
BEAUTIFUL STRIPED MUSLIN ~ l2tc.i
WHITE and CREAM DOTTED, FIGURED an1
BROCADED MUSLINs;
NAINSOOK. LINOS DE DACCA fhECh hl'-
Inns, CAMBRIA, MAZALIA, Sc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-02

DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE
IL RICHMOND, VA. - -
The next session OF iii. InstiiaIon WIN open
WEDNESDAY, september l1ih.
Ira bjgh standard OF tcholsrshjp apd tho eus'i
work re 20 well known not 10 nero turner cum
mendaiion No school In the sonth offers iartr So
vantsses for n thorough and hnisned edica!ion 'Dah
oFFICERs AND TEACHERS. "a
J.8. HAWTHORNE. ID H..
PBEsIDBsr OF BOARD OF 1BUsrkss.
MISS sALLIE 70. HAMhER. Pripcig@ pa, ,c,,
LATIN. MORAL PHILOSOPHY AND hNoLi9"
- LITERATURE.
pRoFEssoR CHARLES II. WINSTON, VI. A.,
NATURAL SCIENCES AND MATHEMATICS
MISS L. T. THURsTON,
(Graduaie OF Vasssr C0legcl
GERMAN, MATHEMATICS. AND HISTORY
MApAhE c. GUiLLAuMF,
Native az FranceJ
FRENCH.
MISS SITsIE HAMMER, Associate Principal.
LATIN, MATHEMATICS. AND PREPARATORY
SCHOOL.
MISS MARY \. POLLARD.
ENGLISH, HISTORY. AND Book kEEriso.
MADAME ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BERNARD
VOCALIZATION AND I1ALIAN.
MISS NELLIE DUsTMAN,
PIANO, THOROUGH BASS. AND HARMONY
MIss :. G.. HAMMER
GUITAR.
MISS ALICIA II. LAIRD.
DRAWING AND PAINTING.
MISS MARIA MORRIS,
president OF Richmond Art AssoclatlonJ
PoRCELAIN PAINTING. nsCOkAItE AhI' AM
KENsINGIoS EsBHOlDsEI.
HOME DEPARTMENT:
MRS. II. y. HAMNER AND MIS- ;. f. WAbhEh'
In the Preparatory school viii be received girls
from eight to Twelve years OF sge. ,,.
Those wishing 10 enter pupiis should apply carry
10 the Principal, corner Tenth and Mdrsns s'fST'''
au 2S-Su.W&F1D
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-02

The Cleveland Pldindedter claims tnat
Governor FOSTER is ten thousand votes
weaker than he was year ago. we VIII
know whether it is so when the returns
come In. ~ .i''ii.i -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-02

HoRsYORD's ACID PHOSPHATE makes 4
much more delicious acid drink than lem
ons or lines, at the same time giving TO the
system the inylgorating. phosphates.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-02

The liie.saving stations along our sescoast
we're occupied yesterday. Many valuable
lie wIll be saved through their instrument
tally this winter. u, -
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will be sold at greatly reduced rates as We ar r''
miued TO dispose OF the entire stock. Great bar4 %
can he found.
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LAcrs I'D FMRROEnERY.

The unprecedented demand for such goods Dos 'l
duced us to make a .recialty q Ibis department.
In MFOHLIN, MALTESE, NIREC0UR1, tl -
sIA, CORDERESSANT, APPLlQCH, ANTiQl b
CARDINAL POINT. CORALINE, TORCH'N
DUCHESS. and other NOVEL. and STAND Ru
LACEs Nc exhibit the greatest vsFsety at our us..
popshy prices.
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n AW HOOL
or
WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY.

Instruction by THXT.BOOKs md Printer
LECJ URFS. together With COURSES VI 10.
TURES ON SPECIAL SUBJECTS by emiesrr
jursts REGULATIONS eighteen sOArs week P.--
iicuiar attention 20 MOOTGOTET tXhECisFs
TUITION AND FEES, go. whlsh iucludts al. I'LL
yersity charles. Expenses for nine months need
not exceed fZZ3.
Session opens SEPTEMBER Is. 1881. ssrfs-
cata ogue u J. l.. CANPBt IT.. JH.
~ 12-eOs2m Clerk. &C. Lexington. Va
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SILK nFPARrMFNr.

During the present on Ne are PREPARED o. ir,r'
any demands, as We never allow our slspk In i'4L''
ard goods 10 run low.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-02

MONEY MONEYl MONEY l-Part,es
wi desiring 20 INVEST ef BORROW MONEY
on ety or epanifT real eeIais Will 1nd ~ To their IN
terest to consult us. CHARGES TO iendsrs, pothng
10 BORROWERS moderate. Business strictly coma.
aen,ial. fall ;of wfiis for fre YitqlEfa Rsa'
Esfdfe Journal. r. u. ChAhfiN q Cp.,
81 3l.d3OIkH4t Heal Estate Brokers'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-02

Joseph Z. Farmer, sent 10 the penIten.
tisry for hdise.sGcalins. onee Patitsxes. on
400 900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-02
M GENrLEMEN's UNLAUNDRIEI


w GENrLEMEN's UNLAUNDRIED
SHIRTS.
.t. ..I 1r-L .t
- UtaH f
WE CARRY THE LARGEST LINE IN TOWN.
Look at our LINEN BOSOM SHIRT, well made, at
Soc.
Our EXTRA QUALITY LINEN BOSOM and
CUFFS at 6Oc.;
Our CHAMPION. made of Davol Cotton aud 1000
Linen, reinforced bosom, at s5c.
The PEARL acSnowlede ed the best dollar shirt
in the country, at r,..-
au 23.eod JULIUS MEYER & SONS.
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sATINs, 75c. 10 ~;

NilN 0Nts 10 s'f
sATINs DE LYON aud DE- MERFElLLlLtN
LINING SILKS. &c;
look at our $3.50 BLACK SILk-bsst ever OH f"L
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-02

great variety. ranging In cost from 81 20 -. "h
stock is full IN these goods aud the price very 'or'
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DEATHS.

Died, on Thursday. September /. 1851. al, 1900
A. NJ. ROBERT d. LYME, in the thiIiyfourth
year Of his age.
The fireral will take place TODAY, September
ID, at O'Clock T.; NJ, from the seyenlh-slreet
Christian church. Friends and acqua ntances
speetfulV invited to attend. u . ~ i-
DIed, on September LIT instant. at 2:l5 A. ~.
after h brief illnesF, MARIE LOUtsE. infant
daughter OF William and MAryF. Ferguson. 81.
Funeral THIS friday EVENING at ~ O'Clock
from ~. Philips Protestant kpscbpal churcht corr
ner of 81 James una Leigh streets, OF The
family are invited TO attend. ..t =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-02

SHENANDOAH VALLEY ACAD II
y MY. WINCHESTER, VA. - TIE SEVEs-
TENTH SESSION begins SEPTEMBER IA,
1881. Preparation for university, army, nay, or
Instructors Location unsurpassed for beauty aud
health. Buldings and grounds repaired and I'M
siys s,Inurban grounds C. T.. G. MINOR, NJ A.,
Nv 2a-dF2mSw2m IJJniyersity, Val LII. ID.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-02

MONEY TO LEND.

I MONEY TO LEND AT LOWEST MARKET
RATES upoo city or eonnIry real estate IN Large ar
FIvE HUNDRED RAHMs FOR SALE. Can or
write for catalogue. H. |. SpAPLhs a C0.yl
l. an 20-lm ll03 MAIN street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-02

Il soTJiaE's 70 AssICAL AND
1 q 1wcrIsa N(,HO0f. roruer Of sixth snd
ven Via ftreefs. VIII Be r<bumed sEPTEhBEh
ioru. Number ubsited. Cs'nsuitstion AZ me a s~
PriScipxi % Above. CircuIsrs On spphcssien.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-02
DELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL,

DELLEtUE HUH NtHDDL,
ID BEDFOi.D COUNTY, VA
on eNOrfolksnd Western railroad fifteen u'les 80,
Of fsvpchinTg. YOUNG men and bows lrefl,f,l -
University or for business BsnU'if1l and he,,bg
Ocals6n. Able co D. 81 isschers tborDugh iei,ne
iiop Liberal broyisi0n f0r me accommodation spd
eOmfert OF Students. For catalogues c0nt,int,xt'
formation address ". ABBOT Prrcirs III
Nv 3.e0d2a RDli.yua p0,-DF.s -.
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HANOVER ACADEMY,
TAXI nDsNIfIp prt-T-nEEFf q 10
.DEAnH MLITARY ACAnEMY--

| I'D SELECT BOARDING and pA1->'fu'',
| No. 222 EAST EGANKLIN STREET, WrINnNH,
IVA-The seventeenth seSs ton begins iHl f>DAl.
| September 18Th, and g Oses , tn JCSE r. NrL
Sir. L. &. CATLETT. NJ. A.. u Richmond tU.tc.,
mas been engaged as a>sftsnI, ana Prcigssor T.. s.
HAsSELEFP. The Distinguished Ru.siAn In- .lsf
snd accOmDii. he'd Instructor. viii have c-lr-r .f
The department 81 Modern Language. tiicuaT
can he Obtained az the bookstore, klclmon .f
hy addressing I. BEACH.
| iy I7-Su, W&F2m PRINCIPAL.
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ROCKS. STATIONERY, sc.
pUBLlsHED THIS DAY.

DUBLiSHED THIS DAY.
PLEADING AND PRACTICE IN TUE COURTS
on CHANCERT. by X. n. Bartsn Volume
~, author Of Civil Law Practice, watch has had
zFse sale.
Mr.. Matthews, suihor Of many valuable legal
works, says: :. | cannot speak too highly OF Nr
kaFtOnis work.
Price So; or $3.50 nterieayeA wnh paper f5r
notes. j. W. RANDOLPH a ENtI.leU
au 2o-d&w
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DRY aeoBS. NOTIONS. de.
PARAsOLs

during the present month Offer special inducements.
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MRS. SQUIRE'S YOUNG LADIES'
M I'D SEMINARY,
5l2 EAST FRANKLIN STREET,
1880 RICHMOND, VA,
A DAY AND BUARDING-SCHOOL. 't

The fourth session Of this school will commence
Oh The I9ru OF SEPTEMBER. lSsi.
Mrs. SQUIRE Will be assisted oy heT daughteIs.
She has also. secured an assistant. TO 0eyoie bs
whole time In ihis school, Professor G. W. LUCAS
l,te OF Mis- PuuaIn's English and CiaSsics school.
No. 60 Marlborough street. Boston. Professor III
CAS- Is a. gradusle of Harvard college, Mass IRON
which institution M brings the highest tesimonias
as 10 character and scnolarship -
Professor T.. N HAS~ELBFFS Modern Languages,
late of Miss M. j. Bsldwins seminary, Staunion.
prOfes sOr -, Music.
For terms &C., send FOR circular au 2Srl I'm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-02

MANY REAL BARGAINS YET LEFT.
GOOD VALUE IN EVERY ARTICLE.
coon ASSORTMENT 70 SELECT FROM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-02

MISS n. w. DCOLQUlTT'S SCHOOL,
M s29 WEST GRACE STREET.
will reopen THURSDAY, SEPrEstB3R Is, 1881.
Tau 2S-eOdStsl
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MRS. p. f. HOWARD's SCHOOL
wi WILL BE RE-OPENED SEPTgMBER 20TH.
The apartments for girls and boys Will be enursiy
separate. Preach. Latin, ana German. II desired,
viii be thoroughly taught. Af,er September 5ih.
apply for particulars 10 the PRINCIPAL, at 207
east Main street. an 2S-Su. W ,Sf3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-02

We shall continue as heretofore-to sell the
BEST GOODS AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
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GOODS FOR THE EARLY FALL TRADE
now ia stock aud coming In daily
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-03-31
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-, P"io out pto,OOO LOT tODaCCO SOLO &c
:te two warehouses in this place, and about
s2O, 900 Oh sales at Marshal, besides bay
lug about the same amount Of checks for
tobacco sold at Danvi!e and Lynchburg. -
AshcviYe Ncps.
Tho agricultural editor of tho New
Haven Register rises to remark that ait
isn't the yeilowest pumkin that makes the
best pie. It's the rosy-cheeked, dimple,
elbowcd farmers girl that does that. But
don't 20 too fast, young man. Her
answers arc sometimes as short as her pie
crusts.
An epidemic of suicide prevails among
the higher classes in New Orleans, and the
Democrat has been Investigating the
subject The physiciens unite ia the
opinion TINT there is a mysterious mental
syupathy or imitation in communities.
They also say that education and culture
among people tend to increase suioido.
Last Tuesday night, at Summcrvlle, tho
ootlin containing the remains of Gen.
Micah jenkins, who was killed during the
war, was exhumed and taken to Charleston
for ioterment in Magnolia Cemctary. The
last obsequies were there paid to The early
remains Of tho gallant dead, who viii
be we'll remembered by old soldiers of tho
State.
:. On last Thursday on tho plantation Of
Mr. Lewis Wilson, near Fort Mills, iu York
County, there was log-rolIing, at which
m1lisunderstandlpg took place between Mr..
wilson and his son-in-law, Mr.. Kimt rell,,
wherenpon Mr.. Wilson dealt Mr.. KimhrelI
a blow across the head with his haudspike
and killed him instantly. 4. +
By avote Of 81 to Sc, the illinois House
OF Representatives, Friday, after an all day
debate, rejected the resolution to submit to 10
a vote Of the people proposition to amend
tho constitution so as to prohibit tho manu-.
n lecture and sale of intoxioatiog liauorsI.,
Ihero wero many absentees, who, having
shirked tho responsibility, may safely bp
counted in tho opposition: =
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Final Settlement.
Final Settlement.

NOTICE Is hereby given thata final settlement
~ Of the estate Of Middleton Maret, minor,
will he made in the Probate Judges Office at
Wnlballa. s C., on Saturday. the 23d day of
April, 1881. and thereupon letters Of dismssi on
Will be granted to tho said guardian.
A. J. MARET,
Guardian.
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HY M EN E A T..

Married. at The residence Of the brides
faiher on Sunday, the 9th instant. BY I.aao
wicklffe ESQ, Mr.. John NJ. Grain to Miss
Sarah E Hammonds, all Of Oconee county.