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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-21

EItc4NACAAS AAO 4 SA-As Va eAD i@S4@@S~'
a correspondent in Pulaski county
writes 20 US as follows:
"M1RrJN's, VA, october II, 1881.
s1Mcssrs. Editors: Please explain how
payard was elected President pro ten. OF
tho Senate and then displaced by Davis IN
4 few daysy Give us the history OF the
affair. We don't understand it. Oblige
"A SUBSCRIBER.
asouihwesi all agog for Daniel & Co."
qhe Senate has the power under the
Constitution 20 elect President pro TEN.
in the absence Of the Vice-president-
that is, whenever he Is absent. The sena-
tors could, therefore, elect new one on
every day OF the absence Of the Vice
President II they chose TO do so, unless
indeed both the President and Vice-Presi-
dent Of the United states should die or be-
come disabled, In which case the President
pro ten in Office would become acting
President OF the United States until the
disability was removed or a new President
was elected, and therefore could not be re-
moved from the Office which would give
him his title. SO the Republicans exer-
ciscd only an undoubtcd power when they
removed Mr.. BAYARD.
But perhaps our correspondent wishes
70 know only how Il happened that the
Democrats were so stupid as to let the Re
publicars command the services Of DAVID
DAVIS, when they might so easily have
elected that gentleman President pro tenn.
OF tho Senate, and thus secured his vote
and through his vote all the offices OF the
Senate. II 50, VIC can't answer his ques-
ton. We have talked with several gentle
men from Washington, who do not regard
our PARTY leaders there rs being at all skill
ful in their management Of party affairs.
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DANVILLE.

DEATH OF An Es1INABLE LADY AND OF AN
EXCELLENT CITIZEN.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspaich.I
OCTOBER 30, 1881.
The city hears with sadness this morning
that Mrs. Robert W. Lawson died yoster-
day evening. Mrs. Lawson was the daugh-
ter OF Mr.. George J.. Aiken, OF Leakes-
Vile, y. c., aud the cousin Of Judge Aiken,
OF the Hastings Court OF this city.
| have also to report that Mr.. Allison
Adams, Of the Sycamore section, in this
county, died at his home on the 18th in
slant. Mr.. Adams was in his seventy
fourth year, and lived TO see his children
all grown and prospering. ALPHA.
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A Handsome Rook.

81. Nicholas. An Illustrated Magazine for
Young Folks. Conducted by MARY
MAPEs DoDoE. Vol. WILL, Parts /. and
H., extending from November, 1880, TO
October, 1881, inclusive.
"Ths Century Company, New York.
has bound "St. Nicholas" In fine style. II
Is, we suppose, the most popular periodical
in the world Of those which are specially
devoted to children. These handsome
volumes can be procured of the company
ia New York.
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Secretary Blaine, when asked what he
thought OF the scene at Yorktown on Tues
dry, said: at has all the horrors Of war,
but none OF its glory. Baltimore Ameri.
car.
That's good joke, but hardly a true one
so far as Mr.. BLAINE himself or any Of his
party were concerned. Yorktown is sure
ly poorly suited to be the scene OF me-
tional centennial celebration, yet there viii
be pleasant associations connected with the
place TO many OF those who spent few
days there this week.
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Row would you like to have CAMERON
the Readiuster for your Centennial Cover
nori Yorktown calls upon you to vote for
DANIEL. Readjustmentis buta word. Re
pndiation is crime; and that the so-called
Readiusters are regulators could be
proved in any court Of justice in the land.
CAMERON well knows that the thirteen mil
lions Of bonds he proposes to repudiate
bear the signatures Of Yirginia's lawful Of
ficers, and that to repudiste them would be
as bad as 70 repudiate any other debt.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
r1- THE LARGEST DRY-GooDs
STORE IN THE STATE.
LEVY BROTHERS, THE LARGEST AND
BEsr-AssoRrED STOCK.
WV unoruEng rrIr LARGEST AND
BEsT-AssoRTED sToOK.
PRICES ALWAYS THE LOWEST.

ELEGANT sILKs. sATINs, CAsHsiEREs,
ED III D,RnEisS Goods;
cLo8Ks, So CQUEs, WALKING-JAcKETs, and
cAfPHTs s" o9ir.-CLoTHs. MATTINGs, DRUG
TABLE-CLOTHs, NAPKINS, DOILiES, row
Els, SHkETINGS, and PlLLOW-CAoINIa /,
BLANKETS, COMFORTABLEs, aud QUILTS
A large assortment OF TTIIlEE-BUTT0N KID
GLOVES at 80, 90, 75c., 81, sl.25, and $3.50
FosfER's KID GLOVES, with tie patent lace
fastenings-the best Kid Glove IA the world;
LADIES' UNDERWEAR Of our own manufac-
turc-we offer extraordinary inducements in
MEisiSO and LAMBs-WOOL SHIRTS and
DRAWERS for men, women, and children;
HOSE and HALF-HOSE I'm all styles aud quail
tics-some special bargAinsi -.
KNIT GOODS, such as sIIAWLS, JACKETS,
sCARES, UBIAs, HOODS soChs'
DECORATE! DECORATE! DECORATEl
FLAGS, BUNTING, CAMBRlCS, and CALI
GOES, Decorate for the grand celebration.
Every family should decorate.
CLOAk CLOTHS and SACkINGS;
LACE and SILK SCARFs and TIES:
GEN1LEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS Of every
TRTSiRigs, "SS14TCHELs, TRUNK-sTRAPs, and
FANCY GOODS and NOTIONS in endless va
DOLLS, BOOKS, woBK-BOXEs, DESKS, and
Excellent NoTE-PAPER at 81 per ream;
Excellent ENVEL OPES at 4Oc for box Of $50
GILT, GOLD-PLATE. CELLULOID, JET, and
FANCY JEWELRT.
tennlal celebration. FLAGS, BCNTlNGS,
LANTERNS. &c. at the lowest prices.
HOOP BALMORAL-. and BOULEVARD
S s ore Of ana thousands q eyer PTtS the
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Amid all the excitements and attractions
q tAeAe Centennial times our people must
not forget that they have serious duty TO
ucrforn on November the Sth. All delin-
nucnts must pay Che polI-tax for 1880. All
who have changed their residences since
they last voted must obtain transfers. All
who win become Of age by the day Of cleo.
ton must register when the lists are opened
fssGh) There Is work FOR every man to do.
Let 10 be done promptly.
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Rooms STATE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,

RIcHMOND, VA, october 20, 1881.
Hon. John W. Johnston will speak at
Warrenton Thursday, October 9th; Ber-
lyville, Clarke county, Saturday, October
10Th; Leesburg, Tuesday, November list
GordonsYille, Thursday, November Sd.
Thomas q. Watkins, Of Petersburg, win
speak at Surry Courthouse Tuesday next,
25th instant (court-day).
A. NJ. KELLEY, Chairman.
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MIKs.

BLACK SILKS, In most complete assortment
ranging IN cost from see. t0 50. Among our
stocks may DC found thC choicest productions
of France, italy, and switzerland. These goods
are bought from supporters and IN very large
bulk thus giving our houses q benefit poses ed
by few st-hlihmCut. south OF New Ork.
COLOEED SILKS, SATIN DE LYON, DE hER-
NEiLLIEUE, SILK and SATIN sEKAII.
RHADANES. PERSIAN Sofas. GROS DE
ZODIACE, NENE!iENNEt;
PLAIN, SHADED, and OMBRE PLUSHES;
NELVETS, MORE ANTIQUE, and SATIN
STRIPES. ranging In costfrom SI.50 10 So.
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a S6FN.
TEr.., f1,r Unit

fFr0n the WhgJ
WASHINGTON, ID. c., October II, 1881.
10 ne Public:
The speech Of General Jubal a. Early
in Richmond on October II, 1881, has been
read by ne so far as il refers TO myself.
The rank Of General Early in the Confed-
crate army entitled the speech to that much.
IL brings me 20 decide whether l shall
demand satisfaction from General Early for
what was intended by him as an insult.
After years Of unproyokCd malice and in
direction he presents the issue sqllarely and
grossly. It admits OF no discussion, and
would neither be met nor eyaded by re-
elimination. so accept it.
Ny decision, arrived at adYisedly and
maiurely, is that The rank Of General Early,
which is bis sole claim TO recognition,
does net outweigh the other considerations
which forbid such recognition.
The public Of Virginia need no specifi-
cations of the facts concerning General
Early on which / rely for this action. l
only desire TO make il known that am not
ignorant or neglectiul OF his speech.
He could give me no satisfaction, and ]
can have none, even in describing him as
he is known OF all men.
he may, therefore, proceed with bis
faIsehoods and would-be insults, assured Of
immunity so far as | am concerned.
WILLIAM MALONE.
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The Readiusters are alarmed. They see
danger staring them in the face. They are
going TO make desperate efforts to carry The
Legislature. And we have known the re-
sui TO be changed by work done ON election
day. DO your duty.
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We acknowledge the receipt OF a ticket
to the Twelfth Annual Exhibition Of the
Roanoke and Tar-Riyer Agricultural So
ciety, Weldon, N. G., November LIST, I'd,
80, and 4th, 1891.
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Without any doubt the Hamburg Drops
Is an excellent remedy, writes AIrs. Maris
Herman, Chetopa, Kansas. IL has cured
ne d disorder Of the Liver for which ]
gainly tried many remedies. | am very
i1sDkful for the discovery Of this valuable
leme9y.
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We have The Virgiaia Medical Monthly
for October. DIR. l.. b. EDWARDS, Rich
mcnd, editor.
Also, the October No. Of BlaeL,eood-
the latter from Messrs. WooDuousE & PAR
HAM
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HoRsPoRD's AcID PHOSPHATE IN LASH
rUDE.--I have used Horsford's Acid Phos-
plate with good success in lassltude and
inneryation.-C. S. Yourcc, NJ, d., We
nice, III,
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We return thanks to DR.. B. NJ. FRANCISCO
Tor an interesting but very short biography
o. his isther, "PITER FRANCISCO, Of Reyo-
iutionary Notoriety." Also for likeness
OF the same old hero.
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The superintendent Of the Census has
favored US With tables showing the cereal
productions Of the United states bv co,,n-
ties.
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lydia L. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound has done thousands OF women more
good than the medicines OF many doctors.
Ii is 4 positive cure for I'll female COM
plants. Send 10 Mrs. Lydia L. Pinkham.
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DRESS GOODS.

For dress and combinations we Lave an the novel;
ties in CAMEL'S HAIR, SERGE, NOME, I'm
all The new shades Of AMBER, nARRON,
LOUTEE, PAON, RUBlC, together with =
magnificent line Of LENANTiNE, ORIEN-
TAI, and TlNSEL PLAiDS, ranging IN cost
from II G. 10 - per yarc. For BiLAEsE
aud LUNURIANT RICHNESS Our stocks have
never been 80 conspicuous.
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DRY GOODS. xOTIONs. &c.
CENTENNIAL ATTRACTIONS.
CARDOZO, ALsOP, MOSBY K &C.,
zoos EAST MAN STREET,
FOURQUBEAE, PRICE, TEMPLE & Co,
420 EAST BROAD STREET.

Unusual efforts viii lie put forth % satisfy the
demands Of q fa,tidious public. our buyers have
been long in tie markets and we mean % adjust
our price, 10 suit the times. In order 70 attest this
statement, any goods desired TIE sample or de-
scriruon OF which may have been secured else
where, Ne promise 10 produce FREE Or EXPRESS
AGE. We are determined 10 make of our houses a
convenience 70 tie public.
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The city Of Richmond has already been
richly repaid the cost Of the new steam.
pulnp.
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DEATHS.

DEATHS.
Died. on October oOth, MARY T. TOLkER.
daughter Of e.. and ID. TOlkcr, In the fourth yclI
Of her age.
Sadly weep thy friends DER thee;
God has called thee % thy home:
Thou hast left Us In Thy goodness.
Thou will never more return.
Never more viii we caress thee
With our hearts deep yc1rning love;
Blessed now thuu art eEfCldcd
In thy heavenly home above.
Farewell, MARY. thou art sleeping
Swcetly In thy home OF rest:
And We know while we arc weeping
Thou AT With thy Saviour blest.
FRIEND.
Ter funeral viii take place from the residence Of
her parents TO-DAY nj o'clock Relatives and
tlcc.
Died at his residence. No. 213 north Eighteenth
street. yesterday NJ l o'clock T. VI, Mr.. THOMAS
Ills funeral Will take place from ST. Johns church
THIS AFTERNOON nc 81 o'clock. The friends
Of the family are invited 10 attend.
Alexandria papers please copy.
Died. at her residence, 219 Broad street, We'd
nesdgy evening. ut I0b O'Clock, after n long and
painful Illness, Mrs. PATSY NORTON, In the
siNty-ffth year Of her age.
Her funeral VIII take place from The First Afri-
can church no 1880 o'clock A. NJ. FRIDAY, Octo-
Der 81. ISL. Friends and acquaintance are re-
spcctfully Invited TO attend.
Died, at her residence. I'm Yonkers. y. - on the
2fth OF September 1881, Dir. HELEN ROBERT
SON CROEs, Telict Of The Rev. n. II. Croes, de-
ceased, and daughter Of James Robertson, Fsq.
deceased, formerly resldentin Richmond and la;cr
in Philadelphia.
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RT57 SPECIAL ATTRACTION FOH
FAIR WEEK.
GRAND EXHIBITION
or
HANDSOME AND STYLISH GOODS
AT
JULIUS MEYER & SONS.
COL AND COS BROAD STREET.

Immense lot of LADIES' CLOAKs. DoLAIANs.
ULSTIRs, and SACQUEs, rom $3.50 % SO;
ELEGANT PREDETERMINED LIGHT CLOTH
JACKETS, only IS;
/ HANDSOME TRIMMED CLOTH DOLMANS,
only SO;
EICELY-TRnBIED CLOTH CLOAKs. only "a
MISSES and CliILDBEN'S CLOAKS. ULSTERS.
and JACKETS, from $3.50 to$I5;
MISSES HAYELOCKs, very stylish;
In DRESS GOODS we are showing all the LATEST
NOVELTIES, from 2Jc. to So per yard:
All tie latest shades In SURAH SATINS, VEL
VETS, and PLUSUEs;
Anotherlo tof theALL-WOOL MUMMY CLOTHS
az zoe. worth 3Jc.;
Another lot Of the ENGLISH TWILLED CASH.
NERES - lOc.;
Our DOLLAT COLORED DRESS SILKS arc
splendid for the price;
BLACK SATINS from zoe. 10 So;
BLACK SILK VELYETS from 81 upwards;
In BLACK GOODS we have larger llneond lower
prices than ever;
80 pieces BLACK CAsIIMEREs at special low
figures;
LUPlNs 3s-INCH CASHMERE at soc. worth
CSC;
LUPIN'S 3s-INCH EXTRA FINISH at CSC.
worth SOc.:
BLACK ALL-WOoL MUMMY CLOTHS at zoe.
worth 3Jc.;
Large stock OF CREPE CLOTHS, HENRIETTAS.
DRAP D'ALMAS. &C.;
Our sock OF SIIAWLS IS large, and We have many
new and handsome styles;
BLANKETS and COMFORTABLESa 1T Way-down
low prices;
just opened another lot Of the JOUyIN TWO
BUTTON ND GLOVES ct soc. They are
selling fat.
The LAFAYETTE KID GLOVE, with Fosters
Patent Lace Hooks, in i've hooks, Sl.25; seven
hooks. SI.G5:
MISSES TWO-BUTTON KID GLOVES at 5Oc.;
Elegant stock Of fire ROLLED-GOLD and JET
JEWELRY. JULIUS MEYER & SON,
oc 1G-dtf Col and 603 Broad street.
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YonHrows MOTIFS.

Too Much Of Crowd for the President
Concerts-eovernor Holidays Visit to the
Camp or the Virginia Troops-The Bnii-A
Cornerstone Remark from President Arr
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MARRIAGES.

Married. on Tie 10th Instant, At Lyle's Baptist
church. tluyanna county, Va, 10y Rev \. r.. Dick
ins0u Il. q. ASIIBY ESQ. Of Warren county, Va,
to Miss MARY \. EARRAR, Of Fluyanna county,
Va.
Married. &C the residence of Mrs. Edward Fin
nov. on Wednesday. October 10, 1881. Ecy. Or.
O'jouncH officiating. Miss 4. BELL bADD, Of
Richmond, Va, 10 1Ir. j. b. DICKINSON, Of
Hanover county, Va
Married, at the residence of the brides parents,
in Hanover county, on Thursday. 2Cth instant by
Rev. G. T. Scott, Mr. WILLIAM II. SAUNDERS
and Miss ISABELLA PLEASANTS, daughter Of
u. l.. Peasants, ESD; al Of Hanover county.
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The following letter, being part Of the
history OF the times, ought to have appeared
in The Dispatch several days ago;
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FIVE AND TEN-cENT COUNTERS
SPORTING POWDER.
DUPONT'S HIGH GRADES OF
~ SPORTING POWDER.

IN I''|I''
DIAMOND GRAlN-Nos. 1, ?, and 3, 'n l-i'-'-
canis lers only. "A
EAGLE DICklNG-Nos. l, ., and s, Do o l'l'
kees aud t-pOund csui-lers. -
DUPONT RifLE-Fg, FIG and fffH ~ A.--J
p, l2s, and O. pOunds-l-pouu dad .'i
Cslnietefs. .. ...tt..
SPORTING, MINING, and SHIPPING l.p.
DIR Of every variety, manufactured 40 t'
bgDtcd mills ~ T.. !, Dupont dc Ncn'ul' q ~
Wilmington, Del, Mhosc reputation has y 'i D
riyAllei for seyenty-cight years, the cNceI' ' ia.
the Powder being due 20 the care bes.1wtu y.
manufacture and % Lic constant personal 'N4 N''
HENRY NJ. WORTH NJ
oc h-eod2n Richmond, l.
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A RMoRY CONCERTS.
INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER p, 1881.

i. Centennial overture lDc NOruenuorT'
Orchestra.
2. Solo N}aritOnc), y. ID. Peasants.
3. The Fire Brigade (De Nordendorf), Solo So
pranO.
4. Duet tBaritones), Professor j. Dennis and n.
Is. Pleasants.
.. Secret Love (Gayottc). }. Resch. Orchestra.
g. Come My Darling TO the Del dc NOrden-
dOrf), Miss Celia Sycic and Orchestra.
7. Biuctten Waltz (Faustl. Orchestra.
Indcnondent Of The above, many vocal and
plano selections viii be rendered through the eve
ming.
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GENTLEAlEN'S aud LADIES MERINO IN.
DERM EAR, I'm White, Scarlet, aud Medica scd
ranging ia cost from AOc. 10 80;
LADIES, COTTON and CAMBRIA UNDER
WEAR nc prices aud In variety 10 compare
with any market.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

= ~
fsT- GRAND CENTENNIAL M
QUARTERS TO MEET Y0Irp lad
FRIENDS AND ACQUAlNTAET rS -
sYCLE BR0THER5', 31l BROAD sTp a. AT
UNPARALLELED BARGAINS ~ -.
DEPARTMENT OF OUR Business tEY
SILK DEPARTMENT.
We offer large and unusually handsor,,
RICH slim PLLdu,SntihS, silk yELVF4
Bh na, ~ 7na ~ HoI,1RED SATIN RIiibtgtss
BR0CADES, SATIN MARyFIl.Tgrvy AiN
TIN DE LYON, SURAHs, ARWiiprA' ~.
&c. and special bargains IN LYONS In e,
SILKS Of the most reliable mannflef l.i'AlA
WINTER DRESS GOODS.
Our Dress-Goods Departments are me-.
variety and extent Of style shown b Ola
ways The lowest. '''.t D.
LADIES' CLOTH sUITECg
Our assortment OF tho popular Ain.
FABRICS for Ladies' Waikng-Drc.lc- @yN
large, and embraces STRIPES. CHFCE. ~
IANGEs, and MI the rich, DIRK M ~ = fk.
One cannot fall b make pleasing .,,,.,t
from so fine and varied stock as We e,t.' IN
We ere a, also .. showing iarge inns Of fPFyCv
CLOTHS, FIN, ELANNEL sTIT,y354
FRENCH ARAURE CLOTHS. LTpiss
FINE ALL-MOoh CAsHMERES H,tAt
choicest styles in TfNSELLFD ana o,ts,,l.i
STRIPES, PLAlDS, &C., FOR c0milUl,i.,'ina ~
associations with plain goods. Ill
CLOTH DEPARTMENT
We direct special attention % our csirpt-.,,
department OF new winter style. f.r "t
gentlcmen's, and children wear. 4rl e.-.-i. ~
To our fine assortment Of LADIES. fr,Il
and PLUSH CLOAkINGS, witch v, ,r. .th
Ing at bottom prices. -.i-
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
Al the latest winter styles are now ro,5rf....
department in LadlCs' Misses ana al Il,f
Outside Garments. An Inspection al t'tf
sentiments solicited. -
D0LMANS. HANELOCKS, IT~TFprr-c.
JACKETS, &C., Sc. 'i'
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
BLANKETS, FLhNNELS. LINENS. Towrrs
QUILTS, &C., IN large, fresh as..gf,.. =, ~,
our popular low prices. '
We direct attention 90 our large sfdctrfCtp
PITS, RUGS. DRUGGE1S. ANIL FI Nnp .fi@
CLOTH, and 20 the particularly ,.,. f.. .
which they aye offered.
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
We are now ready tO show largo Iin..,f r... ,...
Ter styles I'm HOSIERY for llIle.. l..-ls-..-
and children In Cotton, Wool, ND.... ,..'
&C., sc. ''
HERlNO UNDERWEAR
We have Just opened fresh lines o. WINTFp Nh
RlNOS IN all the various grade f.r ..I... ...
tlcmen. and children.
Our prices Will be- found as low. r.. lana.
than any other house. SiCLE BEOIU.re
oc lo-eod 3ll Brood -uff.
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We have certain special bargains In GOWNS
CHEMlsE. and DRAWERS, 10 Wit. h we call
especial attention.
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BLACh GOODS.

TO this department we continue % devote much
space and attention, making II The most COM
plctc exhibit tO &c found m any metropolis.
TRICOT, ARMUEE, DRAP DE ALMA, NICE
RlNE SERGE, VENETIAN STRIPE, To-
getieg With ga immense stock of CASHMERE.
HENRIETTA, and other STAPLE GOODS, at
lower rates than were ever offered In this mar
kut;
COUKTAULDiS CREPES, In remnants aud I'm
regular goods, at lowest quotations.
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INDUaTRnAL EXPOSITION.
VIRGINIA INDUSTRIAL EXPOSE
TION.

EADb5ARaAL EAFCSaaAON'
VIRGINIA INDUSTRIAL EXPOSE
TION.
OCTOBER 18TH TO NOVEMBER 1lTH.
Open daily from 0 O'Clock 4. d. to II . O'Clock
i. n, under The auspices of the First Regiment
Virginia N0luntcers.
DIVISION /.
comprises a full exhibit Of the MINERAL resources
Of the State.
DIVISION II.
MANUFACTURES.
DIVISION III.
ART.
This division Is comprised Of q loan collection.
and IS under the management Of Miss MARIA MOE-
RIs, President If tie Art Association.
DIVISION ".
MACUNEIlT.
DIVISION V.
SPECIAL EXHIBITS.
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERTS
nightly, under the direction Of Professor NORDEN-
DOEF. \ programme OF each concert viii BE- pub
lisnnd.
Tho ladies Of the Bazaar Association viii have
entire charge Of the restaurant. Meals Will be
served ~ al hours.
General admission. ........,......2Jc
Season tiC6Ct admitting Onc.................p3 90
Season ticket, admitting gentleman and two
ladies, or three 90
Tickets fer stlc by 4. r. JOHNS TON, 9lS Main
street: the ladies II the Bazaar Association, and
officers and members Of the regiment. oc6
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For the Centennial demand We have secured
gigantic stock OF DAMASkS, NAPKINS, GRE
TONNES, WINE-CLOrHs, TOWELS, and
other Furnishings, % be -Old very low.
FOSTER MD GLOVES now IN stock In every
shade, for opera, street, or party wear.
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR, In CLOTHS, WORST
EDS, CASSiAlERES.
COLLARS, sCAEFS, HALF-HosE, SHIRTS, In
large variety.
LADIES WRAPrINGS now opened.
Send your order 10
FOGRoUREAN, PRICE. TEMPLE eco,
CARDOZO, ALSOP, MoSBf & co.
Oc 2-eOd
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VHE OLD STONE-HOUSE,
WASHINGTON AND LAFAYETTE'S
HEADQUARTERS.

DO not fail to visit the OLD sTONE-HOUsE,
No. 1916 Main street, Richmond, the headquar-
tcrs CT WASHINGTON and LAFAYETTE In
Colonial days.
MANY CURIOSITIES Of those days viii be
found there, aud the OLD HOUSE Itself VIII well
merit visit. &C 21-lt*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-21

E5- GRAND CENTENNIAL up,n
QuARTERS TO MEET YOUR" "AL.
sYCLE BROTHERS., 31l BROAD sIp =, AT
YxzpApAITrIFn RARlAfkJ -.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NM Eat 1sss = -
DICHslOND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
". q. CHANFRAU's BENEFIT.
DOUBLE BILL.
KIT, THE ARKANSAS TRAVELLER,
and The farce u
NY DAUGHTERS DEBUT.
CIIANFRAU IN BOTH PLAYS.
SATURDAY MATINEE.
Mrs. CIIANERAU IN CAMILLE.
SATURDAY NIGHT, KIT.
CHANFRAIf IN BOTH PLAYS.
Box-sheef ut Theatre and Ramos Moses.
MONDAY, the TOURISTS IN a PULLMAN
CAR. oc Lit
Mozart HALL.
OPERA OPERAn
FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 21sT,
positively LAST performance OF
PINAtORE,
With It's grcat cast.
SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 22D,
The great success Of the Mozart,
BILLIE TAYLOR.
III preparation.
DOCTOR OF ALCANTARA,
NIGHT IN ROME, ETC.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-In order 20 give the public IN
general opportunity OF Witnessing the operas a.
presented by the Mozart Association Of this city
thc Board Of Governors hsye decided the scale Of
prices as follows; ADHESION: 30 cents; secured
seats (extral, % cents. The sale Of tickets will
commence on FRIDAY, october 14th, et G. r.
JOlINSTDgs, 9lS Main street. Oc 2l-td
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BARGAINS IN Poe.
DEPARTMENT or OUR BUsIyytt.g EkY
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Open daily from O'Clock 4. b. to II . O'cloci
7. n, under the auspices of the First Regimen
Virginia Volunteer.