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DEATHS.

FILE.-In Wilmington, August %, CAtharine Z.
wife Of l.. q. File, aged 80 years.
Rsiatives aad friends are feSpectfulIy invited
70 attend the funeral from the residence Of her
mother, Mrs. Sarah Rittenh0use, No. 5Ol East
Fifth street. on Tuesday, AuEuSt nth, At SO'clOck
p. M, without further notice,
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TRAINS LEAVE FoR WILMINGTON

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Express trains.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-24
REPORTED for the DIsn.,chJ

NATURAL BRIDGE, September 20, 1850.
The grand tournament here Yesterday.
under the auspices Of the Wild Riding
Clnb. and under the direction of ]. w
Taucv. former president Of the Virginia
Tournament Association. who was also
chjci marshal, passed of splcndidlv. II
Was day Of triumph for the old knights
who had in the past delighted in the manly
snort. They felt that the good old times
had come again-a delightful day 10 the
hundreds who witnessed the beautiful pa
erant and fine Workmanship.
The honorS were won in the following
order: Ernest y. Bagg was the successful
Inicb,. and crowned Miss Mamie V. Good
man. beautiful young lady from Corsi.
cana. Texas. queen; W. Il. Poindcxter.
second. crowned Miss Anne Blankenship
dr,t maid; Herbert Hamilton. third.
crowned Miss Annie Logan second maid :;
and Warren G.. Hamilton. fourth. crowned
Mis- Mary G.. Lewis third maid.
The coronation and ball in the evening
wa, well attended and greatly enjoyed.
The hall was gaily decorated. Flags
were waving over the grounds, and at
NIGHT there were fireworks and a grand
illumination. The great bridge was shown
hv red and blue lights, and the effect, As the
mighty arch and columns stood out in the
urid flames. was grand almost lCyond con-
ccption. The assembled crowd was awe
stricken and silent. The look through the
Grand portal into the outer darkness was
Ike a glance into another world. The
weird. sweet strains OF coruct. repeated
s.,ain and again by the echoes. iloated
ont from The darkness and heightened the
wonderful effect
steps were taken this morning 10 arrange
.le Virginia Tournament Association. 4
uaper already signed ly some twenty
KNIGHTS was started. appointing j. w. Tai
lev Of Hcnrico. W. j. Binford Of Hanover.
warren G.. Hamilton Of Rockbridgc. j. Il.
Naule Of Bedford. and II. T. Miller Of
Richmond, a committee with authority To
apuoint a time and place for 4 meeting Of
ali persons who have ever won honor> II
tournaments in Virginia for this purpose.
The races were an interesting feature, the
principal being the onC-third-milc dash.
In which there were eight entries. the
winning horses hcipg-1. pawncc. owner
H. &. Par>on; ,. Jesse james. owner G..
". Car.ill: 3. Nellie. owner T.. johnson.
mule race. goat race. slow race. sack
rl,e. and foot race. added much TO ;he sport
oi the day.
The track, which WAS only finished two
du, before the race, is one Of the best in
Oh, state, and Was prepared by the riding
club. This club. which consists OF ladies
and -cnt,cmon-and, next 10 the great
bride and the wonderful mountain views.
promises L. Doe the feature OF thi, mountain
resort escorted the knights, and, with
banner, and the cay capari>on~ Il their
horses. made "a fine display - they passed
in review.
They expect. learn, to have fifty horses
I'm their stables next season. and 10 in
au-umtc q series Of entertainments that
vii. give intelligent outdoor exercise and
delightful day- thAtwiil throw the" mighty
l.E" far into the shadows. VISITOR.
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TIC Anproaching Comet.

T.,loN. september 22.-Au approximate
comugu,ion of the elements Of the new
comet. completed by Mr.. :. G. Chandler,
Dr.. III Harvard Observatory. about
o'clock this morning, based upon the OBJ
>enation of Professor Swift, Of Cincin-
NAH. Of the 18th instant at 3 =. NJ, to-
ccther with that taken at 1880 j. VI. on the
10th instant 1t Cambridge, and that at II
o'clock 4. NJ. on the 21th instant, also at
Cambridge i q, follow, Time of pcrihe'
lion passage. 1852. August Both. longitude
Of pcrihclion 271 degrees, longitude u
node l73 degrees, inclination of orbit
seventeen degrees. pcrihelion distance ~
Ooo.0u0 miles. At the time OF the first OBJ
.cvau0n the comet was about 3G.01O,OoO
miles from the earth, and at the time
Of tie three observations 32,jpo,Ooo
miles. Tm> corresponds 10 a rate 81 speed
81 100000 miles a day. ASSUMING the
above t. BE correct, the comet Will ap-
pr3ach within lj.0)0.000 miles OF the
earth. being nearest in the carly part OF
October. but will then be visible only III
the southern hemisphere. II viii proba-
DDS Dee visible above the horizon for few
day, here at little before sunrise. Fur
thor verifying observations will he taken
before sending tA, result 10 Europe.
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sahoue.s permanent Vacation"

Blainc's late uttcrances against TIC vi"
net coalitions which have been ehcouIaScu
hy the Administration in the Sou'hvin
States have had the effect TO throw the MA
hone rcpudator crowd into cold perspi-
ration. The star-route organs in Washing
ton and elsewhere are lifting up their
voice, in a nervous chorus and calling the
Maine statesman Bourbon, while the ora i
tor, who take their opinions at sccGnu l
hand from the Virginia Boss are 9Iging
their follower, 10 stand TO the repuuia,,lon
guns under the terrible threat that 'oTs
will lose the po>t-oilices il they d0h l. in
the mean time the dishear,eneu ,. w,
ont, are toting heart, now that they have
champjon Of commanding ability ana
national reputation, and propose to MAKE axe
it hot for the Rcsdjustcr crowd. And the
prospects are very good that Mahoncl'h
will be allowed a permanent Nac"''o"'
PhilQdeiphiQ Times.
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The ycllOW.Fcyor

uhpESrON, TEXAS, September pa
NcWS brownsville special SAYS: We have
no strict quarantine against Matamoras.
ana The conflict OF authority between fbc
municipal authorities and Drs. Murray and
Cohnpc l. settled by the Governors pro-
cE'Ihaion. The citizens think it will de-
S'roy trade, but they have to submit.
ihe Rio Grande is still rising, and the
homes OF many are inundated.
The official report for twenty hours to 10
y. VI. j. IL new cases and . Deaths oi
icyer. There are Il eases in the hospital.
yesterday the committee aided 32S fami-
mes or 1910 persons. There are Q cases Of
IeNer at Point Isabel up TO 9 A. VI. This
morning there were 3 deaths Of fever in
MatamoraS. The steamer brings a large
mail-the first in seven weeks.
NEW ORLEANS, September ga PEN
saco.a special reports 43 new cases OF vel
iow-leNcr and deaths yesterday.
MOBILE, September 23.-The special
from Pensacola to New Orleans, and teIe-
graphed North, was i'm error in saving W.
/. Hoyt. merchant Of Pensacola. had
lost two children from vclloW-feyer at Ca
nal Station, Ala. Mr.. IIoyt lost one child
on the 10th, and the physicians certificate
gave the disease H. congestion of the kid
neyS. There is no yclow-fcycr at Canal
Station.
WASHINGTON, September pa telegram
to the National Board Of Health from PEN
sacola, Fla, last night reports iortv-threc
new eases there Yesterday and two deaths.
The disease continues to spread. The wca-
ther is cold.
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The Rev. Or. Patton. president Of How
ard University. and the Rev. Or. }. W.
Buckley, editor Of the Christian Adr'c0te'
have had q disagreement over the question
whether WING j. ever iu,tiiablc. Dr. Tat
ton ,ay, that a lic intended 10 deceive Il
murderer and thereby save life l. SINFUL
and he biamc> Or. Buckley Tor teaching
otherwise Dr.. Buckley rcd,scrt- his views
a, follows: "lu case Of an attempt TO COM
nit murder or any other high crime, a de-
NAL Of the presence Of the person OF al
announcement Of his departure seems 10
mc 10 be riolr. The man about 10 do MUIR
der has no claims upon me growing out OF
human or divine law. ii possible, ] mus
seize and conGne him and hand him over TO
the officer, Of the law. If this cannot DC y,
done by force, ! must prevent his "ct Il
this be impossible or hazardous. an! strait
gem to ACCOMPLISH the end is right.
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vc,viIlc.s Reception In Washington

WASHINGTON, September 23.-Enginccr
Melville and Noros and Nindcnman arrived
here i'm the limited express thi, afternoon.
Lieutenant Berry, who has been IN WASH
inoton several days, went to Baltimore to
meet them, and returned on the same train.
Tbc marty was met at the depot 10y com
mittre Of citizens and 10y the District mill
tary. and escorted to the EbJitt House. In
trr evening reception was given to the
arctic explorers at the Masonic Temple
X-Secrctary-oi-thc-Na Thompson de-
Ijyercd a welcome address. AT The concIII'
Sion Of Mr.. Thompson's speech, " hich was
frequently interrupted by applause, the
Arctic heroes received the greetings OF iho
audience. while the band played Russian
and American airs.
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Heavy Rains in New Jersey.

PtA1NrIELD. \. j., september tine
storm which did such damage mere yes'ei
day afternoon was followed ny Il nt1, i!
rain all night, and this morning aliV'n'i
down.pour began, which lasted WIN plltl
intervals. until l O'Clock. All inc >,iGr ,,S
are flooded. and much damage Is Dells
done along the line OF the streams III , ah,S
vicinity. \ report from BoundbrooH s."'t e.
that the water there has risen 80 nlSn a. IT,
,top the running Of trains on me Lt ~ ~ Il
valley railroad. At l O'Clock 'here Is AZ
prospect Of the cessation OF the stoInn' o mI
Unusual feature is the heavy thunder anu
ii@btning which has accompanied 'Ic s'o in -
throughout. Ii has now ralhcu NV '''
aver fortv-cight hours continuously
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Egypt.

ALEXANDRIA, September 23.-SOme Of
the princeS>cS Of the khcdivc's family have
been seriously compromised by The late
revolt. II is generally believed that pro-
perty valued 1T Gl00,000 will be coniiscatcd
and applied 10 the naturalization Of the
sufferers 10y the massacre.
DAMIETTA, September 23.-GcncTal Wood
with two regiments arrived at Damctta
to-day. Abdcllal surrendered at Rcdway
station. The troops are expected to sur
render their arms this evening. The sur
rounding country i quiet and crops in
splendid condition.
ALEXANDRIA, September 23.-TWO men,
who were implicated in the June masSa-
cres, were hanged to-day.
The surrender OF Abdcllal pacha is
confirmed. The British troop, occupied
Damictta on their arrival. The NEGRO gar
ri>on. instead Of surrcndering, fed, taking
besides plumber quantity Of ammunition.
CAIRO, september 23.-General Mac
Pher>on and ,ta1f arrived here last night.
The Indian troops and mule battery will
leave Zagazig tonight 10 march hithcr.
LONDON. September 23.-ThC correspond
cnt OF the Reuters Telegram Company at
C0n>tantinople reports that ". Nclidoh,
the Russian ambassador, having renewed
his proposal that the amba> ,adorS meet to
discuss the question OF the Greek frontier
Count Corti, the Italian ambassador, has
invited the representative, Of the Powers
to 4 conference to be held on sunday.
THE SIIEREEF OF MECCA DEPOsED.
ALEXANDRIA. September eft is Off
ciallv announced from Jiddah that the
Grand Shcrcef Of Mecca has been dcpoSed
and imprisoned at Taine. where Mldhat
Pacha wa, prisoner Abdcllah Ahricour
In, been named Grand Shcrcef. He i a
brother to the Shcrcci who was murdered
some time ago, IL was then supposed, by
orders from the Sultan because he was fa-
yor1blc TO the British.
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C.;niuaI CarcIessness.

NEW YonS, September 23 -. ,.ai Sen ai
tam rio to Superintendent Walng , ins
l n II Raw , AGED eighteen, Telegraph
{. v, , n"" ON fhe charge of criminal care,
S El%r".o' lawson is the operator CHARGED
with being the cause OF .lic INN" ,nnnJ Inv ne.
g "iccting to telegraph ahead n, Una, Tine the tn
chester special train had cn't ,na ' Harlem lem
mel and thereby prevented inc il ii'' IL
nan;d.translt train from following Ito
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER 20, 1882
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Guyandotte Kelly. New York. mer.
chandise and passengers G.. ". Allen & Co. agents
Steamer j. ". Eyerman. smith, Philadelphia
merchandise and passengers, J. W. McCarrics
agent.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, United state.
mail, merchandise, aud passengers I. Z. Tatum
superintendent.
Brig Kodiak. Peters. Boston, coal, Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway Company.
schooner VI. ". Hupper. Glchrist, Providence
coal Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
Schooner Fanny Brown. sharrct, Providence
coal, Chesapeake and ohio Railway Company
yess,l Curtis K Parker.
Schooner YANKEE Doodle, Rose, New York, slaves
and lumber. CheSapeake and ohio Railway Com
pany; vessel. Curtis 4 Parker.
schooner Amelia Hearn. Quillin. stamford.
bark. \. u. Goodman; vessel Curtis & Parker.
Schooner James Jones. Townsend. rcrryVilc.
Nd, ralroad-tcs, Curtis 4 Parker
schooner ctar-SpauEled Banner. Mullen, Phila-
dclphia. coal, Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
pany vessel. Curtis * Parker.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. sErr'H %, 1882
lBy Telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamer Luray, Schcrmcrhorn, Old Point and
Hampton. merchandise and passengers. thcSa-
pcakc and Ohio Railway Company taud sailed an
rcturnl.
steamer NORTHAMPTON. NcCarrick. Norfolk
merchandise and passenger. Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company nud sailed on return.
steamer Accomac. Delk, merchandise and pas
scngers. ~mithteld. Chesapeake and Onto Railway
Company land s1iled ON rciurnl.
steamship Rita Arofpc' Cuba. for Liverpool put
in Tor coal.
Bark Zvanmir fAu.tranj, Bioloyusict Fai-
mouth. England Hour Thomas Branch 4 Co.. Of
Richmond.
schooner Clara Rankin. Mycrs. Baltimore Ium-
Der. Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company.
schooner Edwin. --, Baltimore, stuyce, ClCs1-
peake and ohio Railway Company.
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.o.x,est Rain Since 1872.

pur1Gu. \. c., September 23'- Il,
,o %N rain since 1912 fell at Tarboro Ias'
m ,,iat causing immense damage to I'd, ,n'
n ILL The rainfall in few hours Wa'
cIot Po inches. The bridges are swept away
'Ii ,h ,i' Track of the Tarboro branch OF Inc
ana 'in and Weldon road is extern
,iyeIy damaged. A train ran INTO ;,, WHSLE
si ,'t and " was smashed, seriously nlurms
- Messenger W. ID. Bryan
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Fell Of n Railroad Bridge. &c,

= N'''''' " I'IU DIhpHICh,I
NORFOLK, VA, September 23.-Thc
bridge over the Mcherrin river, on the Sea.
board and Roanoke railroad, fell in tbi.
morning Just after the outgoing expires.
from this city passed over IT,
Rev. George j. HOLIDAY has accented q
call to the Berkeley Baptist church.
The British steamship wydale. the frs,
OF the cotton fleet, arrived to-day.
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w,cu,yGroN, september e. n III II
ary Of war; BY dirsfllUn al John NJ schc
has assigned ro mama Of the Military DiVi !,
field to the G pac,1ic and the Department o.
California from October Srrr lI'M Mcdowell win
nv the operation of law, retire HUM
soryicp.
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suiup VI. (Ouueffu.

LONDON, September "a di'pa'cn n ~
the Daily Ncers from Paris say o W.
MAYER has served NJ. Coquelln, the aO'oi'
with a writ demanding 5o,O0Ol' uaiIias,,,,
for breach Of agreement to act IN Ainerio"'
SCAPIN.
NJ. Coqueln is the chief low comedian
at the Theatre FRANCIS. He Is tlle Nos Gs
famous living representation Oh 'ie ,re
pins, Mascariles, and S2anarciies Vi w
older comedies. In several modern pial ;, :;
such as Les Ouyriers" and ap'rln,
he has shown pathetic powers Oh mJ ~
support OF the House OF Moliere. lie mas
therefore, been allowed great license IN A., a e.
cepting foreign engagements. lie used ed 10 {,
visit Belgium annually, and bis recent vlsl'
to England won him much favor. His IN
tention 10 come TO America has been more
than once reported.-Ne,o York. Herd'd'
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,, . Dou,,Ie.B arrellcd Gun

Nrw ORLEANS, September @ tjIled
NV N.Y. - carpenter, was shot ana kllle ,
to-day by yn ., r. h''u Ricul says FackIsl
rellea ,ored 70 xiii him on sight FaeKie ,ln'
thiea ioi, lin. and he believed Rlculh ""'
,hn cause OF his trouble.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS

Jay could and the New York Associated
Observation-Disclosures Melville In w..
'"R'o"-Bonds Called for Rcdsmp,ion-Ad.
'o"rnment OF the Sovereign Grand Lodge or
odd-fenows-iieavy Rain-storm-A Trag-
cuNm New oricans-The Grand Shcreer OF
Mecca Depossd-Egyptinn Affairs.
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Isn't it grands A negro poslmsa .,',is IN IN
Pittsylvania county is one OF the Iru Hs' u
IT. After awhile we shall have a nero 90" t,'o
ernor. The grand " idea Is 10 ai'i T;,n 'ne
Offices with the negroes. -Ddno"T i"''''
HoasronD's AcID PHOSPHATE p Ike
ysrsnIso DRSK.-Dr. A.. J.. hall' o raI
haven. n. y, says: at forms an exc cen
lent substitute for lemon juice, ana WI"
furnish rclresLiag drink l:r the s':@'"
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Srw yopy COTTON yuTIrRFs.

NEW YORK. September %. -Coson-tiross re-
ceipts. 3O7 bales. Futures closed barely steady 4;
October, tll.55: November, sll.3.; December,
s11.301sl1.31; January, 81 .35@sl 80; Feb
rnary, sl1.45nsll46; March, ll.569Sl 81 {;
April sll;67; May, sll.77@sll.7s; June
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. september 3-NDoa.-Stocks
strong. Money. 3 per cent. Exchange Long.
is24: short. is7k. Stale bonds duh. nominal and
higher.
rteHtng.-E Exchange. is2E Government
strong and higher: new -. lUUi.: new / -,
ll2L: new 4, ll9a. Money. sac ucr cent.
state inactive. Treasury balance, Coin, s-6-
go: currency. $3.50.
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p,nr,xonr, september ss.aT N m sct' in
e,an Grand Lodge adjourned ~ in
Pre- Providence, II. l., on the tslra "0""
coltc-.s., 100,
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Can and see H. and be sure to find ever, ling
desirable in DRY GOODS and MOTIONS
r. J. LEVY & CO.,
go 2l3 east nfnal .irl,l
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LYDIA L. Pinkham'> Vegetable Com
pound rank, first a, curative agent IN all
complaint, peculiar 10 women. Cures Kid
ucy troubles Of either sex.
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COMM ERCIAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. september %, les2.
OFFERINGS.
WUEAT.-Whitc. 5nbu-hc's. Red. 1870 bushels.
Rc-cNhihitcd. 10 bushels.
CORN.-WhitC. 500 bushels.
OATs.-l.J42 bushels.
RYE.-7O bushels.
SALES REPORTED 70 SECRETARY.
WHEAr.-Whitc, ~ bushels very good IN Sl.09.
Red. 7S6 bu.hcl, common To- very good Lancaster
al Sl.O3 10 $llO: $500 bu-hcl. mi Ncd ~ "Jc. -
:ln9; l.99G bushels common To- very g"od ruiz
"a Soc. 10 <l.uj.
OATs.-G2 busho- very good IN private terms.
RYE.-3O bushels common az 72c.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

SATURDAY, September 30, 1882.
sALEs-FIRsT BOARD.-2,000 Richmond city
6's at 1877
SECOND BoARD.-I0 shares Norfolk and West
ern preferred at 5si.: 1000 Richmond and Dam
VILE gold a. AT eqs. /. 900 do. at QqS
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NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK. september 23.-Thc weekly state
mcnf Of The associated banks shows the following
changes: Loan. decrease. %e-l.7OO; specie de-
crease. : lGl4.2OU: LEGAL lender, dccrca- L.
400: deposit, dcerct~c. Si43J.OuO: circulation
Increase. N266.2OO: reserve decrease. Sl.Z59.NJo.
The banks now hold S2.32l.e2j less than legal
requirements.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. September 23.--NirWuia g. con-
,olidltcd. 30; past-duc coupons, 60; new lt-lO ,.
49,. BID to-day.
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TOURNAMENT AT NATURAL BRrpcr

Gallant knights Contcnding 10 Crown the
Queen of Love aud Beausy-who Won the
HOuors- Other Sports and illumination
The virginia Tournament Association md
"Viid Riding Clnb."
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Call for Bonds.

WASHINGTON, ID. C., September 23.-The
Secretary OF the Treasury this afternoon
issued a call for the redemption Of S3,oOo'oOo
Of bond, OF the ) per cent. funded loan Of
1881 continued at 3! per cent. from Au-
ru,t -. 1881. The principal and accrued
interest will be paid at the Treasury on the
93d Of December next. and interest will
cease on that day.
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EOU RQUREAN.PRICE.TEMPLE&C
429 EAST BROAD STREET.
CARDOIO, ALSOP. MOSBN a co.,
1908 EAST MAIN sTRTFT,

After June 1t we always begin 10 close ont ,tock,
This season, owing 10 the cold and n.eiapuslie
weather, many goods viii be- forced.
ON oqr 1'rs'p-C2qipter> WI q9T G f.gg.:
GOODS. HROCADtD, OMRRE. and ORlTNTAE.
FANCltS. In many casts az les, than half cost
Those IN want u rich but inexpensive cioihry tor
springs cd seaside wear viii do well 10 cali.
We are determined Ia make our houses not only
the resort of the fashionable public, bat 20 cntic1
all who want honest goods AZ lowest pric,a 20 pa
troniIc NJ. We DO not advertise hctitnu, fiirics
AT worse than hctitiou. value. cur clnd'r aud =
i,crmipa,ing p"hIic a,sc iorhricit.
WHITE LAWNS. lot Toe:
PERSIAN MILLS. TRINCFs~ LAWNS.
CHECKED aad PLAIN NNINSoOh-. a. our
We carry he largest most complete, and chetpess
line of WHITE GOODS TO be- found h Vir-
Wchayc WHITE QUITS at 75c. t. :Il;
IRISH LINEN. 25c. to,l .....,.,-
LAW " g. unusually complete.
BLACk GOoD,.-of this, ON Specially. 'rr 7fOc
is unusually varied. Among oar att.i. lions
lALI-WooL Nuns YELLING. SOC.
NIL-WOOL 81 Nuns Nl.LING.foc.;
of finer grade of ann ibi W. NY o .,4-
For 95c. $50 h"e Bl>i Bt MING ever .eeni-.
BLACK SiLk-WAtr nFNRIFrrt. T tNl~g,
~UOODtH CASHMERE. A/tH Dli Nt-
49,, PSI rins'as ~ g. III to 1ri 81,
TINS. ~A1lN Df NfENilli.tiN. Ok
RHNDNNl *. 81 ran SILKS Hnd ~AlIN-.
rfn.iug iucu-t from 1Jc. To- 500.
SPECIAL VALUES Lnph 80 our I'll D. ~
Ran 10 = 10. ufinliy .oli Hi rl.5Nt
GLNCK SILK ot *l.25 and eI.5'-p.,t s1iu-s
ever exhibited ir ihi- market;
/ LiNIN LNP-RDi'i ~ o. &5--plDndii ..prg-
! u'ufs
/ COH~EIS. Soc. 20 c2.50-hc-t STANDARD tIcucn
and Aucricau Manufacture.
oEpfG,.-Wc -oncii orders from por.ors a. >
distance as our t,rn- 10 such are a. Favorable as a
present iu person. one PRICE 80 ALL.
GARDO/O. NI~OP. MO~Ei IS GO.
FOIROI- IfAN. pltlG 4. IMFIi a 60.
Il. Z
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-24
USHRTAkERS.


Joseph W. LAU BE, c63
u PURNIsHlNG-lNDDrEd n a, = 81 srrFfrs.
'ohSA" RIcHMoND, yM,,. c,ors
WOOD. AND METhLLITT H i TtcKs,
hObEo, I,nni.iie Al LOWEST RATES.
ielesrsphic sna CONN., ap2l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-24

THoMAs j. sTARKE & SONS;
i 4o5 BROAD STREET; k EEdF TRIf;LIIAaiors.
Dealers In SCHOOL ,V VInHbMni sCELL ANE0Cs
sooRs Of ali Kinds at eh pPrseecr fIyE
CENT PIANO sIEET-MISiC s epi,iogn.. In,
and EYE-GL ASSES u specially an 5 ~, ON M
free on application. ----
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-24

Flnur-We quote: Fnc. S3.jOHSi; -upcrfn".
s42jm $50: extra. fI.90Nsj: common family,
;jM:J.75 Patent family. sG.2jNS7
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-24

fNOrE.-In our yesterdays list Of closing quo
tations the National Bank of Virginia wa, quoted
at 90E bid. 9475 asked Tie quotations should have
boon Oh hld. d a-kcd.I