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PETERSBURG.

.no,rr r,,r c,,.vnrR or cOMMERcE-REsIG-
NATION or THE Observation-Disclosures OF
coal. ny THE NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
ROAD--uSrTEp STATES COURT CASES
ICorrespondeucc of the Richmond Dispatch.I
NOVEMBER -, 1882.
At meeting OF the Board OF directors
Of the Petersburg Chamber OF Commerce
held Inst evening Mr.. X. t. Arlington,
who has been president since the organlza-
ton OF the Chamber. nearly two years ago,
rendered his resignation. Resolutions cN-
pressing regret and urging Mr.. AIRING
ton to reconsider his resignation were
adopted, and meeting was appointed 10
be held next week to receive his answer
and TO elect successor should nc remain
firm in his determination. AT that meet
ing the office OF secretary, made vacant ~
the death Of the late :. \. Pllmmer, VIII
also be filed.
II is greatly to be regretted that our
Chamber Of Commerce, which has accom-
plished so much good for the business wei
fare OF the community, has been allowed
almost to die for lack OF interest among
those whom il is 80 largely calculated TO
benefit. IL has shown its usefulness rs q
restraining rs well rs a correcting power
II is understood that it is because OF This
general want Of interest, and because his
efforts have not been backed up in the
proper spirit that the president resigns.
It is now believed that the Norfolk and
Western Railroad Company VIII commence
the movement Of coal from the Ncw-rlyer
beds by the middle OF November. The
track on that branch Of the road Is being
laid at the rate OF one mile per day. The
production Of coal at these beds, Ii is said,
will cost the company about % cents per
ton, whereas the price now paid for coal
delivered at Bristol i about $3.50 per ton.
The saving in this item Of fuel alone will
be fully 100000 per year.
Three OF the parties recently sent on by
the commissioner in this city for violations
OF the intcrnai-rcycnue laws were taken
over to Richmond to-day for trial in the
United States District Court. They are
Il. \. Nelson, charged with Illicit traffic IN
apple brandy, and Shadrach Sanders and
Emmett Jones, for dealing in tobacco with
out Il license. Several other persons are
to he taken over later in the Week-Onc of
them to answer the charge Of intimidatinC
Government witnesses. ROBIN ADAlB.
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Curious Landmarks.
SUPPOSED INDIAN RELICS ~ BUCKINGHAM AND
APPOMATTOX- THE SCENE OF sTEFE-KING
FOUNTAINS RESIDENCE.

l.
APPOMATTOX-T TIE SCENE OF sTElrE-ElNG
P0wHATAN'S RESIDENCE.
lCorrcsr olcc OF The Richmond Dispatchl
BUcKINGuAN. Va. November II, 1882.
\ section OF AppCmlltoN river lying
partly in this county and partly in Apo
matt0X county has some Interesting fca-
lures and traditions which are worthy OF
record.
ON the farm Of Mr.. William I. watkins,
which has been I'm the hands Of III, father
and grandfather for more than one hun
bred and fifty years. is q mound which
some sixty years ago WAS twenty or thirty
feet high. and was 10 some extent exam
incl bv Professor Rogers some thirty years
since. and was found to he filled with the
bones, some OF them Wcll-pre-erycd even
then, Of men and women. Near this Is
a frcsh-Watcr lake. which WAS about fifty
yards long and about twenty wide.
Mr.. Joel Watkins. a very intelligent old
gentleman, who owned the place and died
there few years since, eyed near eighty
eight. had a theory, and possibly some ira
dtion. that this was once the upper home
and residence OF King POwhatan. the In
dian chief. and that a fearful and dcstrllc-
tive attack was made on his braves. and
many OF them killed, and that thi, mound
contains al the bodies OF the slain OF men
and women. Mr. Watkins thought he
could detect many signs Of iOrtiicatiOnS.
and he found many arrow. heads and pieces
Of Indian pottery near and around the
locality.
The territory OF Powhatan'S kingdom
extended from James river. then called
Powhatan, TO the AppomaitoX. from The
mouth to the head Of each, and doubtless he
resided on first one and then the other
river.
AppomattoX from this point ru>he,
down considerable fall. and strikes
Woods Mountain with great force, but
finding no way through, gracefully sweeps
around its base, and with increased velocity
makes Tor button the opposite side about
one mile of. and finding no egrc>s that
way, quietly returns by gentle curve.
about a mile, parallel with it, own stream
and to within one or two hundred yards oi
it, departure. and there forms what i
called the Horse Shoe" Of about Goo
acres OF fine land. :.
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Cannon Heard Fifty Miles,
Indianapolis News.l

lihuldhdlollS NtNe.l
\ recent Ne,cS scrap" SAYS that "the
sunset gun at Governors Island, New
York, can be heard at Freehold, y. j.,
thrty-two miles away in an air line" An
important political event is recalled 10 an
old resident by similar incident. A can
non fired here was heard nj BLOOMINGTON
and the shots conuted. That is fifty miles
away by an air line. The occasion OF the
firing was the reference OF the Kansas
Nebraska infamy TO the Committee OF the
Whole on the State OF the Union-a bit OF
parliamentary strategy that was supposed
to have settled the thing cfIcctually. The
opponents OF the extension and nationali-
cation OF slavery did the shooting. The
late John l.. ketcham was then i'm
Bloomington, his old home, heard the
shots ana counted them, and on his wav
home the next day he inquired where the
cannon was. He heard Of none till he cot
here, and was told OF the occasion and the
number OF shots corresponding to his
count. How empty all the glOrfication
proved l. matter OF history now, and
bloody history, too. On the motion OF
Alexander ii. Stephens the title OF the bill
was struck of, and that trick, by some in
scrutable parliamentary iugglcry, took il
out OF the committee and enabled it to pass,
making the border-rullian war" and the
gigantic Democratic frauds in Kansas TO
sustain the yillainous Lecompton Slavery
and helping on slavery ar
'ogance and Democratic serviity till they
made the rebellion.
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a l'fiysician's Gift.

DIR. l.. {. Lane has had erected at Il cost
OF 100000 a handsome fiye-story building
in san Francisco, which he has conveyed
As an unreServed donation 10 the Cooper
Medical College, which is reincorpOra-
ton OF the Pacific Medical College of that
city. The building is OF the gothic order
OF architecture, most substantially built in
pressed brick with stone facings. 1t is one
of the handsomest structures in the city.
The interior has been specially arranged
for the purposes to which it has been dedi-
Gated, and it is supplied with all the
modern accessories required by the stu
dents of the healing art. The main hall is
capable OF seating 600 persons.
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New Book.

"Spccimen Days." and "CoAect." By
WALT WHITMAY, author OF " LedceS Of
Grass" Philadelphia: DAVID MCKAY.
1SS2-'S3. Price, -.
Everybody knows who WALT WHITMAN
is. We suppose that he might, in the
phrase OF the day, be styled literary
crank" His poems are such as nobody
else ever pcnncd. His prose is perhaps
better, though we must confess that we
have read but little OF either.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
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M,r.ruIou. If True.

WASHINGTON, Pa, November I'm the
vicinity OF Pigeon Creek there resides
man named Richard Hoffman. lie mas
been for years helpless cripple, lately I'D,
able TO move about even with the aid OF
cr,rtcIes. A day or two since, while being
bouIed out in a wagon made expressly Tor
him, he says voice, as from aI Of, OF, spoke I
unto him, saying "AriseI" Thinking the
command was from God. Hoffman attempt
ed to arise, and found himself able to DO
so. lie IL now able to 20 about a. other
men. The miraculous affair is vouched Tor
by some of the best citizens OF the county.
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A Priest Killed.

llARRIsBURGH, PA, November li.-Jacob
Muellaner, while walking on the Reading
railroad tonight, WIS struck by locomo-
tive and almost instantly killed. From
papers found on his person 1t was learned
that he was ordained a priest at Budweiss
College. Austria. 4 passport places his
age at thirty-four, and residence at Schick-
ennofl, district Zweill, Austria. His re-
mains will be properly inferred by the
Catholics OF the city.
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The States now held 10y the Republicans
will cast 70 out OF the 401 electoral votes,
says the Washing ton Post, which also fur
nishes a table showing that, 50 far as heard
from, the Democrats win have 81 majority
in the next House OF Representatives. In
this table Virginia il credited with ) Demo-
Gratis and ; RcpubIicans.
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Failure OF Another Of uubbeII.s I'm.
vcstmeuts

Another investment of the per cent.
assessments has turned out badly. Proof
Is sud to have been discovered that Mr..
O'liara, one OF Hubbelps congressman.
elect from North Carolina, is a citizen Of
Canada. The Democrats in his district aver
that although O'IIarra once served q term
IN the House of Representatives, he was
never naturalized. IIubbelI certainly has
been deeply wronged in this matter.
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FANCY GOODS.

=, + T. Y l. y
OPENS LOTS OF ELEGANT GOODS.
BIC EAEGAIN~ ~ ALBUMS.
PLUSH ALBUMS. embroidered. atsl:
PLUSH ALBUMS, embroidered. nj S2.7j:
PLUSH abb M>. padded. at ;f.2J;
MOROCCO ALBUMS. embossed IN flowers 10 - :
MOROCCO ALBUMS. embossed in golI.uts2:
Genuine TUEkEN-NOROCCO ALBUMS. pad
dcd zine gold edge, cardboard inside instead
of paper. ut s7-woud Ire cheap anywhere "a
Sl2;
ALBUMS. solid leather. al 5Oc.:
Iac largest assortment nc an price. shown m the
city. al prices that WI amaze you.
O0r30O TAPESTRY. VELVET. MoQUET. aud
SMYRNA RUGS. an sizes. e much less than
REGULAR price:
200 TAPESTRY MATS at 7jc.-cho,cc ,tyie~.
Ten dozen PORCELAIN PEG-LANIp~. 10 STYLES.
trimmed complete. 20 81;
Eight new BRIC-A-BRAC LAMPS. trimmed.
with painted globe, 10 match. at SLOANE SI2
worth SO:
An immense stock Of TOYS. DOLLS Ten SETS.
WAGONS. &C.. opening.
lou VIII save money boy buNinga t
STEVENS, 300 Broad street.
CATALOGUES MAILED FREE. SEND FOR
ONE. non
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Virginia News.

Francis NJ. Peery has been commits
stoned postmaster at Witten'S Mills.
The Norfolk City Fathers are framing an
ordinance for the prevention Of cruelty TO
animals.
Hon. John Z. Kenna Dcmocrat), who
now represents the Charestown CIV. Val
district in the lower house, will, it is un-
derstood, he candidate TO succeed the
Hon. Henry G. Davis in the United States
Senate. Ex-Governor Henry VI. Matthews
and Frank Hereford are also in the field.
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MARRIAGES..

Married. at the residence of the bride. tatner'
GLIB e1st Grace street on Wednesday ne l2ln No
yembcr nv Rev. Or. j. u. Hawthorne. Mr.. HENRI
Is. JACKSON, of PHILADELPHIA. to Miss AIDE
LAIDE l.. COURTNEY, OF Richmond. NO cards
Married. November IA, 1882. at sidney Baptist
church. by her flther. Professor Edmund ilarrl-
son. LEILA SkIPWITH 10 HOWARD ID. HOGE'
of Richmond, Va.
Married. in Richmond. Va. November l5th. by
Rev. Il. II. Pitt. Mr.. THOMAS II. DAVIS and
Miss MARY +. STOUT.
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Goyernor-elcct PArTIsoy, Of Pennsylya

Goyernor-eloct PATTIsoN, Of Pennsy!va.
mia. says:
"The man who raises his hand against
the industries OF the State by advocating
free trade had better hang milestone
about his neck and jump into the sea-
What would Governor PATrIsoN, or any
other Pennsylvania Democrat, think Of the
proposition to shelve the distinguished
Pennsylvania statesman RANDALL because
Of his tariff notions 2
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EEaInDiPu-SihnCy.
RESIGNATION OF MI. ATKINSON, PRESIDENT OF
HAMPDEN-SIDNEY COLLEGE.


HAMPDEN-SIDNEY COLLEGE.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.I
The trustees OF the college met to-day.
After tranSIctIng important business Il
communication was received from Rev.
DR.. Atkinson resigninS the office OF prcSi-
dent. He left open no opportunity OF
poStpOning the consideration OF accept
ancc Of his resignation, making ii ab>0-
lutte, and urging that the state Of BIS health
demanded relief from the grave response
biiteS of the situation. The trustees re-
corded their reluctance at accepting the
resignation, their unaffected sympathy with
DIR. Atkinson III his sickness, and their
high appreciation of the fidelity and ability
with which he had performed the duties
OF president for quarter OF a century.
Virginia has no nobler and purer son, and
not one in whose life has more clearly vet
mode>tly been exhibited all the virtues
which make up the good citizen and the
Christian gentleman,
The highest style Of man.
An adjourned meeting OF the corpora
ton will be held on Monday the 18th day
OF April, 1888, for the purpose of electing
president and for the transaction OF other
and important business. REPORTER.
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The MARYLAND Judgcs-EIeet.

The Judges Of the Maryland Supreme
bench. William A. Fisher, William a.
stewart, Edward Duffy, and Charles T..
Phelps, who were elected November tn
received their commissions on Tuesday,
and qualified at noon by taking the oath c, OF
office IN the private Office OF Major z. T.
Allison. clerk of the superior Court.
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Did Judge HUGHES enforce at the late
election law which the United States
Supreme Court had pronounced unconsti.
tutionalS Come, Judge, let us hear from
you. You WELD ready pen. Set your
self right II YOU can.
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Game Home TO Die with His Master

\ negro man named Absalom Pierce.
once owned by Major j. T. Gleayes, and
sold by him upwards OF forty years ago TO
party who took him TO Natchez, put in
his appearance at Dr.. :. c. Gleayes's on
Thursday last, remarking. a. he came into
the Doctors presence, "Wcll. Mars Sam.
Is come to stay wild YOU till die" The
Doctor at once assigned to the old servant
and playmate OF his youth comfortable
house on the premises VythrWe (Va)
Enterprise.
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Brazil has i47,I7S slaves. Why don't
the Republican party move thither with
all haste. There's an opportunity worth
grasping. -Neio Haven REGISTER.
Why be weakf Why not be healthy, ro-
bust, aud strong; by using Browns Iron
Bitters.
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We have received all the new shades Of DRE-s
pIANNELs. sHUDAH OTlIs'CAsIlSkRte'
and the Trimmings 20 matth. embracing
ri tsIIFs. VELYETs. VELYETEENs, ST.
y ANS. RIIADAMEs. SILKS. SATiSs. Sc.
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In SERGE sILK. and FUR-LINED CiRCG-
LARS and DOLMANS we shOW An immen.' W.
rioty. comprising MERNEILGEUX- VELOUR.
OTTOMAN. SATIN De RHAUAME-. SILK.
SATIN DE- LYON. &c.
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The poor sufferer that has been dosing
himself with so-caled Troches and thereby
upset his stomach without curing the
troublesome coughs, should take our adj
vice and use at once DR.. Bulls Cough
SyruD and get well.
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Killed nv Falling Coal.

PIEDMONT, w. Va, November l4.-Bar-
ney Kenny, aged eighteen years, n driver
In the Borden-Shaft mine, near Frostburg,
Nd, was killed to-day by afGll Of top-coal.
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Verdict Against Max strako,ch.

PTTsBURG, PA, November l4.-In the
suit OF Miss Lillian Spencer, the actress,
against Max Strakosch, theatrical manager.
to recover $500, unpaid salary, verdict
was rendered to-day in favor Of Miss
Spencer for the full amount OF the claim.
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CARPETS. OIL.CLOVHS. Sc.

CARPETS. OIL-CLOTlIS. &C. have
Of ll GRADES aud styles. Oil-ClOfh. Duggct~. Rug.
Mats shades. Hollands. g.. Coulcc Lace and
Dalna>k Curtain, oi an ridcs and STYLES. Paper
Hanging, i'm mn STYLE. which am Offering 40 low
prices Woi, done in town or country. Al orders
promptly attended 10. s.. Jennings. No. 1871
N1in Street Richmond. W. se l7-2m
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From the Philadelphia Times.J
Malone and Chalmers-to he sure they
are not much 10 be proud of, but the stall.
warts are confined 10 small fayors this year,
and, OF course, must be thankful for them.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Mt COMPL e T 4
IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.

Notwithstanding the inrosds made .'@en our
stnct during the unprecedented rush this "ason'
we are stIn prepared to supply the demand q orr
friends and the public In general
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ROGER A. Pryor. 1t Is evident, never
did believe that BEs BUTLER "stole them
spoons"
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A speciaI bargain In BRoCADED slLhS and
vELVETs at 30 and 7jc. per yard worth - and
$3.50.
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NoTlONs-lato.t novelties;
UNDERWEAR FOR LADH,-our ovn H0i-
uiacturc. unsurpassed DIS amy:
DRESS GOODS. TRIMMINGS.
~IEETING~.
TArLE-DANA~E-.
NAPKINS. TOWELS.
COUNTILftNE~.
BLANKETS.
GENTLFNEN', LArNDEltD tNp rN-
LAUNDElFD SHIRTS
COLLARS. CUFFS.
TIES aud >CARFS in every -,yl.
on or SPECIAL CorNrfR f.r OBJ. v..bt
REMNANTS or GRAPE. .tal.muA1t -.s-
ulr value;
SILK PLUSH worth 800 por yrl 90 ..e
$l.G0 p,r yard;
GENTLEMEN, COLoHTD pERCAIE
>InRT-COLLAE> &c. each. worth -.r.
F.J.LEyN a CO..
no2 213 east Broad -lr.r.
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Why suffer from a state OF i'll health 7
why be troubled with dyspepsia? Browns
Iron Bitters will cure you,
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cLnAKs, cLoAKs. cLoAks!

CLOhKS! CLOAKS. CLOAhS!
TIE LARGEST STOCK EVER BROUGHT To
THIS CITY.
BLACK CLOTH CLOAKS and PALLIOln ri
$3.50. -, SO. -, $40, So, ana SO;
DOLMANS at $3.50. -. 30. $40, SI2' SO So
$50, S25. $50. $50. $40, and $50;
CfRCr'LARS at $40. $40, &lj. 500. $2j. $50,
a35. s45. $50, $50, and SO;
ULSTERs at 60. ~, $40. fl2. and SO;
JACKETS at -. $3.50. -. SlO. $40, and 80;
CInLDREN'S CLOAKs Ia great variety to suit III
ages iroia four to sixteen years.
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CARPETS, CARPETS. CARPETS!
4 large assortlncut of new and desirable styles.
AXMINsTER. MOQUETrE-B"Dl BRUSSELS
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, THgEE-PLI. IN
GRAIN. VENETIAN. HEMP, CHINESE,
RAG, and LIST CARPETS;
DRTGGETS. STAIR and lINI.L-CAHPETc
Al. OIL. and 81 OIL-CLOIIi>;
WHIT r. ana FANCY NATTlNG;
VELVET BODY BRUSSELS. TAPESTRY
BRUSSELS, MOQrEfIE, and SHY ENA
RUGS in sizes and qualities;
WINDOW-suADES, LACE and MUSLIN CUR
TAINS. SHADE and CURTAIN FIXTURES,
HASSoCKS. and COCOANA1s.
We now employ am cvp'ricuced hand To make
and lay carpet, at very short notice.
GOODS FOR BOYS AND MEMS WEAR.
CLOTHS. CA>SDiERES. TWEEDs, JEANS,
TRICOTs. and DIAGONAL>:
LANlB'S-WOOL and MEHINO SHIRTS and
DRAWERS;
CRAYATs. TIES. BOWS and NCARF>:
SILK. LINEN. and CAAlBEiC HANDKER-
CHIEFS:
sCsPENDEEs SHIRTS. COLLARS, GLOVES
and SOCKS;
BUCKskIN SHIRTS and DRAWERS. PULSE
WARMERS, and CIIrsr-PROTECroRS.
BLANhEI~- BLNNhtl>.
one thousand pair, from The Big auction sale il
New York must Dee seen 20 bee fully apprcci-
ated.
WHITE BLANkETs at :l.50 worth 500
WlltcBankctsaj - worth 80. White Bllnkc.-
ut $500 worth -. While Blankets at - worth
$3.50, White Blanket az -. -. -, SIC. -
sl4,SlJ and SIS piir-all very cheap:
COLOEFD BLANKETS at II worth sl2j. Cob
orcI Blanket, az Sl.j0 worth -. Colorcd
Blankets at 1925 worth 1929. Co,ored Blank
Its ut $3.50 worth $3.50. Coiorcd Blankets ~
50 worth ~, Colorc1 Blankets az i worth -
CARRIAGE-BLANKE RED BLANKETS
Blue BLANKETS. CRIB and CRADLE
BLANKETS:
HORSE-BLANKETs at 81 worth S1.jO. al S1.7j
worth S2.J0-at
LENY. DAVIS 4 BRAKES.
no Is Successors 60 Levy Brothers.
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MEETINGS..

NTOTICE.-THE MEMBERS OF OLD
y DOMINION COUNCIL. 10. SIG. AMERl-
CAN LEGION OF HONOR, are requested 10 at
tend a called meeting of their Council at Druds'
Hall corner Seventeenth and Main streets ON
THIS Thursday EVENING ~ s.. ocl)ck for
work. Members Of sister councils are invited 10
meet with n.
JAMES T.. RlDDlCK.
un fG-ItE secretary.
PrCrIHOND AND PETEESBrEG Raj ROAD CO,j
TREASURES OFFICE.
RICHMOND. VA November Is. lc-2. )
NOTICF.-TuE ANNUAL MEETING
y or THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS COW
PANN VIII be held m tic Office of the conp1ny,
corner of Byrd aui Eighth streets. ON / tcDAl
the 2Sth instant. AZ Il o'clock NJ.
The books of transfer Will he closed from the
2fth instant until att .hc day Of meeting.
VI. ". WARRINGTON.
no IG-t1 treasurer
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fun lire of LIGHT, DARK. and BLACK
ULSTTRs, DOLMANs, JACKETS, Go
and CIRCULARS.
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IN MOURNING MATERIALS 40 have
SFRGES: SIITDAH. HlSDOO, and TAMi-E
CLOTHS: JERSEY and HENRIETTA CLOTHS,
DRAP DE RHEIMS, DRAP DE ALMA BlA-
DIAH and MALTESE CLOTHS, CASiAtEEE-,
&c.
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spyCrAL NOTICES.
MT BIG REDUCTIONS.

no GOODS TO BE CARRIED OVER THE
SEASON,
so WE BEGIN AT ONCE TO REDUCE
PRICES.
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BLACK ChsHMEREs at IL. Is, 20. 90 30 %,
40. a.. 30. 80. G5, 10, 75,s5, 9Oc'' IL anu
sI.2J per yards o.
FANCY DREsS->, from SIC. TO % per
yard; ,,-rc,,,Ns
sATINs, SILKS, RHADANtS. ollVsiA -
PLAIN aud FIGURED NELFf(S'"" am o'"N'
DRESS GOODS at very low prices -,.o.
,ot npEn C,sII,IFREs from the lowest prices
up to the best manufactures;
sHOODAIIs in all qualities and co'ors'
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HANDSOME OTTOMAN BEOCADEs.
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ANISEsgESTS.
DICHM0ND MOZART ASSOCIATION.

the regular weekly soiree VIII take place at
Mozari Han THIS thursday EVENING 40 -
o'clock. Admis ion only boy membership or III
ytlatiou-cards which must DC prcsoutcdat the door,
Members Gun obtain iuyittii0n-cards on appllca-
ton 10 G. /. ~IEGEL. f2l Broad street; {. L.
0II Main -tr1rL no l6--lt
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IrWFLEY. PRINCES. BRAID-. BUTTONS.
KID GLOVES. HOSIERY. TNDERW EAR,
NFCKVEAR. LACE~. ENBROlDERIf>. RIB
IONS. IfANDkERCHIEF, >IlAWLs, Gr,-N-
MERS. g.. IN every variety.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-16

DRESS GOODS! DRESS GooDsN
Elegant EMBROIDERED ROBES AZ 80 "'''''
Elegant EMBROIDERED ROBES at SIG worth
liam, EvrRolDFRED ROBES at sl2 worth
r,egant EMBROIDERED ROBES at 900 worth
ELEGANT EMBROIDERED ROBES at s27 worth
$40; go.
FLANNEL SUITlNGS IN all quaiiie' a'id e"'o.s
CLOAKINGS, SACQUEINGs, and FANO1
FLANNELS: =. -,
FIANNELS and CANTON-FLANNELs In All
coloIT and qualities:
TEREA-COTTA MOUsQUETAlRE ID
GLOVES In all lengths aud qualities:
4 large assortment OF HOSE, HALf-llosE' ana
GLOVES;
UANBI-RG EDG INGS and INsERTlNGe' LACE
FDGrNGS and INSFETfNGS-we arc head
ou1rtcrs in these goods
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-16

pes. quality CRAZE for trimming and ve'l..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-16

THAIIuNEE BEOTTfA-.
oI2-~uTuETb Firth and Broad -trl.'
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DRY SiOop~. SO.

T. >. LEVY x co.,
~.
2l3EA,T BROAD STRIFE
Gatcof The firm a. Levy Hro'hcr-I
NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS
NEW STORE.
NEW STORE.
DRY GOODS or EVEN KIND.
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NoTl0N;-late.r novelties:

DRY GOODS or EVERY KIND.