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RICHMOND, Va, September "A, 1888.
TO the Editor of the Dispatch:

To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
Will you be kind enough to answer three
questions for met may do the pubic
good also-in regard to foreigners voting !?
1. IL q foreigner becomes twenty-one
wears OF age after coming here, Is he al
lowed yote-that is, il he has been here
six years:
Q. III he is twenty-one years OF age be-
fore coming here, how long will he have
TO be here before he is voter?
3. Can you register before registration
days
I. II q foreigner comes to this country
whilst q minor, THAT is, under twenty-one
years Of age,) and his father becomes a
naturalized citizen whilst the son is mi
nor, then the son also is by that fact made
a citizen, and can register and vote. But
the mere fact of coming OF age after he
reaches this country makes no one voter
IL his father does not become naturalized
citizen whilst the son is minor, the son
must himself become naturalized citizen
before NE can register and vote.
9. A residence OF five years in the United
States and one in Virginia Is required
but the foreigner can at the end OF two
years. residence declare his intention o.
becoming citizen and thus become one al
soon as the five years. residence is com
pieted, whether he was under age or no
when he reached this country
3. No. In the city Of Richmond. yol
can register only whilst the registration
books are open-that is, ten days befor
the election.
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NeW Hooks.

Topics Of the Time. A Series Of Repre-.
sentative Essays on Questions OF the
Day. Edited by DIR. TITUs MUNsoN
CoAN. 16mo., cloth, 60 cents; paper, %
cents per volume. No. l. Social Pro.
blems. No. III. Studies in Biography.
No. iii. Studies in Literature. No. ~.
Historical Sketches. No. V. Questions
OF Belief. New York &. =. PUTNAN's
Sons. 1883. Price, % cents each.
These numbers are published monthly,
They are made up of selections from the
best and most distinguished OF writers.
Cheap, good, and timely.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
The DiothaS; or, A Far Look Ahead. By
lsNAN THiusEN. New York: G. P. PUT.
MANS Sous. 1888.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
A Righteous Apostate. BY CLARA LAMA,
author OF "Mr. Perkins's Daughter, -
&c. New York: G. =. PUTNAx's Sons.
1888.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
These two last are novels Of course.
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Especial Correspondence of Alexandria Gazette.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., September a.
Mr.. DeZendorf is here to-day from Nor-
folk. He says the Malone Convention in
that senatorial district will nominate
Brooks, Lesner's man, and that that nomi-
nation will be exceedingly unpopular, and
that the nominee will probably be defeated.
He says that Straightout Republican has
been nominated for the House OF Delegates
in the district composed OF Lancaster and
Richmond counties, and that Straightouts
will be run for the House and Senate, too,
in the Greensvllle, Petersburg, Williams
burg, Norfolk. Fairfax. and other districts.
In the Petersburg district, he says,
il is probable Sma'lwood, a colored
speaker Of local repute, will run
against Captain Asa Rogers, the Ma
hcne candidate. There was a Straight
out meeting at Seminary Hill, in Fairfax
| county, he says, last Thursday night, at
which one hundred and fifty white and
| colored Republicans were present, all Of
whom were anti-Mahone. Mr.. Dezendorf
will address meeting Of Republicans at
| Lukens's school-house, Mount Vernon dis
trlct, Fairfax county. next SATURDAY. He
says Straigbtout candidate will be run
for the House OF Delegates In Fairfax
county, and Straightout for the State
Senate for the Fairfax district. In Pc
! tersburg. he says, there is q Straightout
Republican club in every ward OF the
city, and the probability is that Captain
Rogers will be beaten. He says that
William Laws, the colored speaker now
canvassing the Hanover district, tells
him that Wickham's election is already
assured, and that the anti Malone candi-
date for the House OF Delegates in that dis
trict viii be elected. the colored vote there
being divided, and many Of the former
Malone strikers being now lukewarm, or
| opposed to Jones because he has not kept
his promises to them. Mr.. Dezendorf says
he is in daily receipt OF letters from pro-
mioent Republicans throughout the North
applauding him for the course he Is pursu-
ing. About MahOne's political assessments
ne says there is no doubt, and that he can
prove such assessments have been made.
Clark was the agent through whom they
We're made, but Malone was really the
assessor and collector, and the money was
Tor his purposes.
Mahone's political assessments have
raised such clamor among the northern
Republicans that it Is understood here the
administration has informed the General
That ne must not enforce their collection;
that II Is as much US It can do 10 stand his
" elimination" practices, and that his as
sessments, II insisted upon, will swamp not
only MIN but the Administration with him.
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A SAMPLE Iowa CoUNTY.-A Republican
resident of Scott county was in the city
yesterday. who, in conversation on the po-
iitical situation, said his party had all gone
to pieces i'm his county; that although they
had nominated full ticket, there was not
the ghost OF show for its election. He
represented that regular stampede had
taken place towards the Democratic ticket,
and that there was no use In trying to stoI
It, Dubuque Herald.
Wonder Il that news didn't come from
Scott county, Virginia?
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CARPETS, &C.

Ladies are respectfully invited to inspect our
stock of CARPETS, MATTINGs, OIL
CLOTHS, RUGS, &c. Never before has our
stock been so complete In these goods.
LADIES', CHILDREN's, and GENTLEMEN'S
NET UNDERWEAR;
The best soc. LADY's UNDERSHlRT in town;
A fine line of BOYS and GENTLEMEN's CAS-
sIMERES.
Our GENTLEMEN'S FURNlsHlNG.GOODs
DEPARTMENT is new and complete;
A sOLID-COLORED BOYS and GENTLE
MANS HOSE for 16ac. worth 25c;
A WINDSOR SCARF at l5c. worth 35c.-half
silk;
All styles in sCARFs, BOWS, and TIES:
CARDIGAN JACKETs-An styles, qualitie'.
prices, and colors.
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The National Republican says: "The
nearer election-day approaches the madden
do the Virginia Bourbons 1.-THE Democrats
aud their outside pals become" You have
hit It exactly. About election-day they will
be lust mad enough to +" boost " the whole
Coalition Stalwart Republican combina-
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IL Is safe to surmise that after the exorbitantly
high prices asked for HAMBURGs OF late the fol-
lowing will be accepted as low, and the opportu-
nifty offered be improved:
Inch wide at &C.; ~ inches wide, 7e.; . inches
wide, &c; ~ inches wide, 10c.; inches
wide, lac. 81 inches, 17c.; inches, zoe;
Ak inches, csc. 5X inches, soc.
We are exhibiting many other bargains TOO nn-
sYCLE BROTHERS,
Sll Broad street.
Branch Store 1929 Main street.
III nn 2s.su,w&FSt
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CHANGE IN POPULAR SENllMbNl- lthN VIZ
AN OLD PUNCH-BOwL-THE FAIR POLITE
CAL.
ICorrespondonce of the Richmond Dispatch.l
SEPTEMBER 20, 1888.
A recent trip to Allegheny and Bath
counties, and conversations with well-in-
formed residents, lead to the conclusion
that the legislative district composed OF
Allegheny. Bath, and Highland will UNI
questionably be carried by the Demo-
Gratis this fall. Mr.. II. Carter Eubank,
OF the Healing Springs, who Is thoroughly
informed as to popular sentiment up in
that section, thinks that with proper effort
there will be no trouble IN either OF the
counties named.
Lat night at the armory of the Lynch
burg HomeeGuard number OF visitors,
comprising thirty-odd of the old members
of the company, assembled 10 witness the
presentation by Captain Ridgeway Holt,
on behalf of his wife, Of the old punch
bowl which was originally presented to
the company November s, 1859, but which,
owing to q misunderstanding between the
donor. who was Mrs. Hollis first husband,
and officers OF the Guard, was taken pos
session OF by the former at the close OF the
war, and carried to New York, where 1t
remained until very recently. III Is an I'M
mcnse bowl, beautifully ornamented, and
appropriately inscribed. After the cere-
monies incident to the presentation were
over the Guard and invited guests par
took OF IN elegant collation..
The prospects Of the fair of the Lynch
burg Agricultural and Mechanical Society
are said by the officers to be very encourage
ing.
The Democrats OF this city will formally
open the campaign on next Thursday eve
ming. Colonel O'Ferrall, Hon. George c..
Cabell, and ether prominent speakers will
address the people. 1t is reported that
Senator Malone has hopes Of carrying this
senatorial district. but II he has they are
| doomed to disappointment. Senator Diggs
left this morning to canvass the county
from border to border. BEAUMONT.
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II Miss MARY CnORcuILL, the missing st.
Louis girl. is anything like the picture Of
her published in some Of the newspapers,
II Is probable that she has sought some vast
wilderness 10 get out OF the way Of look
Eyeglasses.
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James Il. Mckay, late Of Philadelphia,
ana only one day in the employment Of 4
large noflon-house in Chicago, while going
up In the elevator tonight attempted to
get OF at the fourth floor and was caught
and ground 10 death between tho elevator
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DRESS GOODS.

5000 yards DOUBLE-WIDTH : IL OODAH
CLOTH at 2Or. worth 37kc;
1000 yards CoRDORET, 36 inches wide, at zoe.
worth fully zoe;
MELANGE LUsTREs at 1G}c. 4 yard worth
Csc;
CASHMERE BEIGE at soc. worth 621c.;
A fine line of CoLORED CAsHMERES In all
shades, from 25c. TO 81 yard;
One case Of STRIPED BENCH CLOTH at &c.;
1000 yards STRIPED MONTE at Toe. worth
25c. This goods Is h'lf wool, and big bar
gain. They are very suitable for children's
school-dresscs.
One case ILLUMINATED TWILLs at 1Oc.-
half wool-worth 1870.
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IL wouldn't be a bad idea TO scatter
few scholarships In the University Of New
Orleans among the northern editors that
don't know the difference between Creole
and Quadroon.
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HANNIBAL HAMLIS has presented his ma.
tive town with clock. IL seems that HAN
xIBAL wants TO make reputation on tick.
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"RENENJI would rather write than
Addle, and wants to become a literary
nan." What q violin trayesty upon
literature
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MARRIAGES.

Married. Tuesday, September 25th. at Mon
trose.~ Virginia, the home of the BRIDE, by Rev.J;
o. Turpin. NORA NJ. daughter OF Octayla G. ana
The iate Dr. j. ). Lewis, and +. VI. ELPHIN-
STONE
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The World tells Of Democratic meeting
held in New York city on Monday evening
last at which, so the World phrases it,
Ex-Governor WALKER, Of Virginia."
smoke
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FLANNELS.

HEAVY CANTON FLANNEL at Sc. worth l0c.;
EXTRA HEAVY CANTON FLANNEL at &c.
worth lie;
WHITE DOMESTIC FLANNEL at Zoe. worth
15c.;
WHITE SHAKER FLANNEL at soc. worth
40c.;
EXTRA HEAVY RED TWILLED FLANNEL
at soc. worth 37kc.
EXTRA HEAVY RED TwILLED FLANN Ell
at Acc. worth soc.
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UoRsFORD's ACID PROSTATE FOR LEMONS
OR LINZ JUICE is Il superior substitute, ana
its use is positively beneficial to health.
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# # #rH $ q " y "A a /
{ L 90 7 A a LII
8 F' GO g + + ! + f.
COO LII UUU ZEE

Warranted the Strongest, Toughest and Most Elias
tic Glue on Earth, ROYAL FAMILY glue Mends
Everything SOLID AS ROCK !-lfARD ~ ADA
MANT.-FIRM AS GRANlIE!ti New sclenline
Discovery i-ReyolulOniZes the Liquid Glue Bust
ness Of the World! ROYAL GLUE i dDsOtuteit
VJtbrsakdble and InSfpdr ibtsf SAMsoNlAN
GIANT among other Clues aud Cementsi Pill
LIONS Of People are Sing Royal Glue and MIL
LIONS MORE Must Have III! NO Heating-No
Glues CHINA, WOOD, GLASS. Leather, billiard
Quo TIPS and Cloth, Crockery. ORNAMENTS Oh
Every Find, Metals, Patches on Leather and Rub
her Shoes. Book Backs. Brlc-a-Brac, and Every
thing Else with Insepsrable Tenacity! MANI
FA(srURFRS Of Textile Fabrics. Straw Goods,
Artificial Flowers. Imitation Stained Glass Gum
Labels Fine Carriages and Pianos. Paper. Gard
Board, OH Cloth aud Carpets, who use ROYAL
GLuE for Sizing, stiffenipg and Glueing Purposes,
EkkREI. Royal Glue Talks for Itself. The
News OF Its Marvellous and Extraordinary Un-
breakable Qualities, It's Great smoothness; fiexi.
biIity and strength FLASHES LIKE LIGHTNING
from one Customer 10 AnotherH LIVE SALES
MN Job Thousands Of Bottles OF Royal Glue 20
druggists (,rocers. etc. SMALL BOYS sell Hus-
drSsfs on Bottles to Business Offices and Families.
25 CENTS per Bottle, with Brush and Tin Cover
by MAIL, POSTPAID, 10 centsextrs, Manufacture
by J. u. 0'MEARA 4 Co,
1347 Pennsylvania ave-, Washington, ID. &.
LIVE AGENTS wantsi In every City and Coun-
~ throughout the United states, Canada, Europe
and South America. Sold by Druggists, Grocers,
stationers, bar twsre and Variety Dealers every
where. The Trade and Public supplied by BURR
4 BRIDGES, 1898 Franklin street. PURCELL,
LADD & CO.. POWERS. TAYLOR & CO., BOD
EKER BROTHERS, 0wENs& MINOR, Rich
mond. vs.. ~ 2h-ly
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CLOAKS AND WRAPS

We offer at prices that cannot fail to please.
Novelties In WRAPS, such as JERSEY WAISTS,
JACKETS, PELISSES. CIRCULARS. DOL
MANS. WALKING JACkETS--the latter In
all the latest shades, trimmed in Astrachan
fur, velvet. &c;
Beautiful PLUSH CLOAKS at S25 worth $50;
JERSEYS, I'm black and colors, at sl.75;
An extra heavy ono for $3.50;
JERSEYS suitable for street wear in the winter.
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30 far no young woman has been Hur-
dered In Connecticut this week.
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Never before have we had such an immense anu
varied stock Of
DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS. &C.,
AS we have at the present time. our buyer having
seen so many bargains that he could not resist the
termination Of buying right and left"
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BLACK CASHMERES.

BLACK CASHMEREs.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Our own importation Of the celebrated j. r.
brand Is conceded to be the best CASHMERE
made. We have It in all qualities and in jet and
Blue-Back, ut the following unprecedented low
prices:
4O-lnch, good quality, 371c.;
40.inch, finer quality, 40c;
40-inch, still finer, 45c.;
4O-inch, finer and heavier, Soc;
40-inch, superior, Doe;
4O-inch, extra fine and heavy, 624c.
40 and 45-inch. best qualities, extra fine and
heavy. at 20, IS, so. s5c.. 81, and sl25.
ALL-wOOL BLACK ARMURE CLOTH. DRAP
DE ALMA, HENRIETTA, and CREPE
CLOTH.
fine line of DRESS aud TRIMNIlNG-slLKs
from 60c. up.
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Supreme Court OF Appeals.

IStaunton Spectator.J
MoNDAY.-.James A. Frazier rs. William
Frazier. &c. Argued by w. W. Gordon
for appellees and Judge Joseph Christian
for appellant, and submitted.
Joseph Il. Strayer and wife US. NJ. Long
&c. Argued by Judge II. &. Allen for APP
pelIants, and II. st. George Tucker and NJ.
l.. Walton for appellees. and continued Tor
further hearing upon arguments from NJ.
l.. Walton and by Judge w. w. Crump
for appellants.
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EMBOSSED yELVETS.

In these goods our prices are lower than the
lowest, and our competitors are very much "de-
jectedr In not being enabled to sell them at the
prices at which we sell them. We never like to
detect our competitors, but We must give our
customers benefit of our low purchases.
A new line Of
ELBERON, PEERLESS, AND LANGTRY
VELVETEENS,
in black and cOlors. from Acc. up.
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PLAIN VELYETS.

Having bought large quantities Of PLAIN
yEI,yETs previous to the advance In those goods
ve ,re enabled to offer them at lower prices than
they can be duplicated at to-day. our assortment
of qualities and shades Is the most complete ever
displayed. All ladies are Interested In these regal
fabrics, and AS it quite settled thing that VEL
vets are TO be all the rage this season, those who
can should purchase early to secure advantage Of
the prices we offer and choice of colors.
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Don complain, but use ST. Jacobs OH
and be cured Of pair. ''.-'-a'
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THE TURF.

ATFAIR GROUNDS 2NG
"A TO-DAY at 81 o'clock <2&~
MATCH RACE for $500 1E
fleteher's Bay Colt aud Andy oprague's Black
Gelding Ga.ten. Also race between Maud 7.
and Bay Gelding Frank Tor s25o at ~ O'Clock.
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DICHMOND THEATRE.
A SEASON OF OPERA,
LIMITED TO
THREE NIGHTS AND ONE MATINEE,
COMMENCING
THURSDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 9TH.
Engagement of
GRAU'S
FAMOUS ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY.
As ARTISTS. GRAND CHORUS.
AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA.
REPERTOIRE:
THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 9th,
BILLIE TAYLOR.
FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 2STH,
THE MASCOTTE.
SATURDAY MATINEE,
OLIVETTE.
SATURDAY NIGHT,
THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE.
NO INCREASE IN PRICES.
Sale Of seats begins TUESDAY MORNING nj
o'clock ut Theatre and Ramos Moses.
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DICHMOND THEATRE,

DICHMOND THEATRE.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10Th,
the beautiful, young. and phenomenal artistic,
LILLIAN SPENCER,
In her unrvaled character,
THE CREOLE,
Article Al,
SUPPORTED BY A SUPERB COMPANY,
under the management or
EDWARD CLAlBURGH,
as playedin
PARfS...................... 1000 times,
NEW YORk.............. 800 times,
with all the original
BEAUTIFUL EFfECTs,
ELABORATE APPOINTMENTS,
SUPERB COSTUMES,
THE REALISTIC GAMBLING SCENE.
Prices as usual. Box-sheet now open.
sc 23-3ts
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AMUSEMENT

T OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN Flo
- CUTION, EsTHETIC GYMNASTICS,
LIGHTNING CALCULATIONS, and CON
DENSED PRACTICAL HOUSEKEEPING.
Highest local references Can be engaged for
READINGS for churches, societies, and entertain
ments. Liberal terms. Address care Of y. james
Hotel. city. SO 20-2tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
M JERSEYS, JERSEYS,
JERSEYS.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
k5- JERSEYS, JERSEYS,
JERSEYS.
Another large lot Of those popuar-make JER-
sEYs, witch all the ladies have been anxious 70
get, Just received.
Also, superior quality In NAyy-BLUE JEg-
sEys for Misses and Children at
LEVY, DAVIS & CO.'S.
e2l 9Ol Main street, corner Ninth.
------- ------------------- ------
nj CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS.
We are Offering great inducements IN these goods
in order 10 close ont the stock on hand. We do not
brag Of the largest stock but It Is well selectcdsnd
You can SAVE FROM Is TO zoe. PER YARD
bv buying Of us. LEVY, DAVIS & Co,
e2l COL Main street, corner Ninth.
~ BLANKETS, BLANKETS.
DO not walt until the weather turns cool. Now
IS the time 10 buy. We are Offering tremendous
bargains I'm these goods.
Also. a good line Of COMFORTABLEs AND
a:
LEVY, DAVIS CO.'S.
sol oOl Main street, corner Ninth.
nj NOTION DEPARTMENT,
LEVY. DAVIS & CO..
COL MAIN STREET, CORNER OF NINTH:
ZRPHYR WORsrtD,
wORSTED YARNS.
KNITTING COTTON.
COLORED CARPET WARP,
SHETLAND FLOSS.
SHETLAND WOOL.
GERMANTON MERLIN WOOL,
RICK-RACK BRAID
FEATHER EDGE,
STAR BRAID.
LINEN FLOSS,
EMBROIDERY SlLk:
I'm fact all kinds Of small wares IN this department.
MACRAME CORD in Cream and Color~.
LEVY, DAVIS & co.
se2l 9OI Main street, corner Ninth.
n5- CARPETS.
CARPETS.
CARPETS.
CARPETS.
CARPETS.
CARPETS.
DIR NEW DEPARTMENTS.
ALL GRADES AT LOWEST PRICES.
WITH THE MANY ADDITIONS OF LAST
WEEK.
OUR STOCK Il NOW COMPLETE.
AND HAS BEEN ADMIRED BY MANY PUR-
CIAsERS.
With the Intention OF being the cheapest, We will
sell and lay ON your aoor NJ short notice an
elegant design I'm FINE QUALITY OF
TAPESTRY CARPET at sjc. per yard;
MAGNIFICENT QUALITY ~ sl-laid.
In the cheaper grades we onera HEAVY ALL
wool FILLING DOUBLE CHAM IN
GRAIN CARPET, in very neat patterns,
at soc;
An EXTRA-FULL ALL-WOOL TllREE-PLl
INGRAM CARPET at soc.
These bargains cannot Doe matched I'm thl-ciiy.
We have large lot Of REMN ANTS OF CARPET
which will be sold at loss Ihen cost
RUGS.
RUGS.
RUGS.
RUGS.
As an inducoment to carpet buyer, we make
specially of RUGS.
y IAlsfrf-NlLI ii-Nls-N fi4N IL Ati " N''HiA
be cheap AZ -, bat we sell one at sl.sj,
4 LARGE SIZE Al $3.50 worth "a:
REAL VELVET SOFA-EUGS, 81 size. ia The
gaut patterns. az Ss-rcll value, SIP.
Other grades al corresponding price.
DRIGGEIS.
DRTGGET>.
BLANKETS,
BLANKETS,
QUILTS,
QUILTS,
EARLY FALL WRAPS,
AT OUR
USUAL LOW PRICES.
MEN FRS.
MEYERS,
MEYERS.
MEYERS,
MEYERS.
MEYERS,
CORNER SIXTH AND BROAD STREETS.
lsc 23->u.WSS
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MEETINGS.

4 MASS-MEETING OF THE DEMO
~ CRATIC VOTERS OF MARSHALL WARD
will he held ut fREEMAN'S HALL LOT. on
Louisiana street. opposite Washers Hall WE'D
NES.,AY EVENING, september 26Ih, ut
o'clock.
several distinguished speakers and all Of the
candidates for the Legislature VIII address the
meeting. ,
Let Marshall Ward show by this meeting that
she does not intend 10 be recreant TO her duty on
the 9Th Of November. and that she never intends
10 wear the blush Of defeat.
W. s. CATLETT.
Sc 26-lt Superintendent of Ward.
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SPECIAL. NOTICEN.

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'iLks. "o"''
nos
RECEIVED
'iLho' lRUGs.
- Ho"S'
81, re "o"S'
arrxs ''''''
NEW YORK
Silks ''''''
SILKS.
D,.cs
pres
SILKS.
SILKS.
o,,.
SILKS. LEV / IA - -" ANN'
,.e.e
SILKS.
-,.,,,,.r prcs.
SILKS.
RUGS
SILKS.
RICHMOND. RUGS.
SILKS.
RUGS
SlhhS'
VA. hC"S'
oibh''
NIUE
.l.,.
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M CARPETS OF EVERY KIND,
MATS. RUGS, CURTAIN GOODS. PAPER
HANGINGS, OIL-CLOTHS, POLES, AND COR
GEORGE W.ANDERSON SONS.
81 Ism 1914 Main street.
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BLANKETS.

About ten days ago there was an auction sale Of
BLANkETs-probabiy the largest that was ever
made-and our buyer secured good many bar
gains. Hotel and clearinghouse keepers are cor
daily invited TO inspect our stock.
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II CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS.

We are Offering great inducements In these goods
IN order 10 close ont the stock on hand We do not
brag of the largest stock hut It Is well seected.sni
you can SAVE FROM Is TO zoe. PER YARD
bv buying Of u.s. LEVY, DAVIS & CO.,
sell 90l Main street, corner Ninth.
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~ BLANKETS, BLANKETS.

DO not walt until the weather turns cool. Now
Is the time 10 buy. We are Offering tremendous
bargains I'm these goods.
Also. a good line Of COMFORTABLEs AND
COUNTERPANES a:
LEVY, DAVIS & CO.'S.
sell 90l Main street. corner Nlhtn'
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LYNCHBURG.

CHANGE IN POPULAR sENTIMENT-RETURN OF
AN OLD PUNCH-B0wL-THE FAIR POLITE
CAL.
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HAMBURGS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..