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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-19
p,,c,xo Moyrv ron ONO. There was

RAISING MONEY FOR OBIo.-There was an
extraordinary council at the Democratic
National Committees headquarters yester-
day for the purpose OF devlsing some means
Of raising money to send to Ohio. All the
leaders OF the party were present. Daniel
Manning came from Albany TO represent
Governor Clevel,nd; Smith N. Weed was
present 10 represent Samuel j. Tllden; and
there were also preeent Senators Gormln
and Jonas, ex-senator Wallace. Samuel j.
Randall. congressman Potter. Stevens. and
Campbell, OF New York; ex.Msyor Prince,
OF Boston; and General Sigel. While the
council was at Its height messengers were
sent TO Edward Kcarney TO represent Tam
many Hall: to Sheriff Davidson. to repre-
sent Irving Hall; and TO Commissioner II.
q. Thompson, to represent the county
Democracy. -Nc,o forie Tribune.
We are glad to know that the Democratic
leaders are alive to the importance OF the
October elections in Ohio. We have been
trying for month or more to arouse the
Democratic public on the subject.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-19


Dir. RAxpAru,s YosrrIos.-in Phi'sdei'
phIa On Wednesday evening MIR. RANDALL
spoke In the highest TENS OF tue Demo-
critic stsndard.bea and said:
"If they are chosen they will administer
their Offices as they have those winch they
have air, ady been called 20. This VIII DC
decided Improvement on the party wnicn
considers the high Offices Prerequisites in'
stead OF a sacred trust. and believes the TO-
yeinmcnt belongs TO II. so thas nothing re-
mains fer Ms 10 do. but turn the rascs's
OUT There should he large reduction
IN the hubble debt. as the amount collected
IL far In excess OF the needs OF Govern
ment. The surplus is q menace 10 the
country and Is productive Of dishonesty"
~ DENY the right to collect one cent
above the amount necessary for running
the Government. snd allsurplus above that
ia being squandcred for unknown purposes,
which Is contrary 10 the letter and spirit oil
the Constitution. I would recommend as
A remedy for this that tax, in accordane'
with the Democratic platform. I've imDosed
on foreign goods so that 1t wllprotec'. and
not by competition lower, the wages oil
American wOrkmen. II the platform oil
The Chicago Convention IL carried out u
will bring prosperity to the country. The
bedrock OF prosperity OF every free people
| "a labor and production. aud labor asks
her share Of that which IL produced"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-19
Mr.. Conkling.

Long ago we styled Mr.. CoNKLIYG =
"msster of rhetoric" We might style him
a master OF the art of illustrating ideas.
When he said that after marching with the
President OF the Senate TO certain point
in his claim to have the right TO count the
vote for President OF the United States.
the Constitution "turnod its back upon
him." he illustrated in single phrase ex-
sctly whot he meant. and made at the same
time an argument that can never be
answered. Here he comes again,
and in a single phrase expresses
the opinion Of all good people as to what
the MuLLIGAN letters prove concerning Mr..
BLAINE. lie is reported as having sarcas-
tically remarked to friend the other day
that he was not engaged in criminal prac-
tice, and could not therefore take the stump
IN defence OF Mr.. BLAINE. Surely that IL
short and sharp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-19
TO DEFEAT BLAINE.
The wisconsin Independents Decide TO B,-
gin Active Work.

gin Active Work.
Milwaukee special says: The result OF
Mr. schurx's work I'm Wisconsin Is begin.
ming 10 show Itself. At large meeting oil
Iudependents held at the st. Charles Hotel
an organizstion was formally Effected. j..
p. McCregor presided. He explained that
the purpose Of the meeting was to decide
mon State Central Committee ~ cores
nand with and perfect an organization OF
Repubhcans opposed to The election OF Blaine
rssidIne In ali psrts OF the State. While
committees were perfecting the org1nlzs-
ton ex.Congressman Pound wss called
unop for a speech. lie referred to what he
termed can interesting batch OF CORE
snondence between Blaine and Fisher,
which had Just been made public" Tie
lad discovered that only the Independent
nress published the news as IL WAS. He at
Taxed the partisan press for the suppre.-
s;on OF news rejecting upon the cindi-
d,tcs esponsed by It.. The election OF OH
Gers resulted IS follows: President,
Tbaddeus e.. Pound. yice-Presidents ::
Herman Sigel. j. D. FOlletr. Henry
Baeiz. Executive committee: Thii-
deus G. Pound, Uormin Sigel, Henry
Bactz. Otto Zwietusch, j. p. Me-
Gregor. \. s. Murphy, and Herman
ueyn. The nominations were con-
frnled and the executive committee was
empowered TO increase its membership to
f;t,en by adding Independents in other
parts OF the State; also 20 appoint re-
cording secretary, corresponding secre-
taIy, and 4 treasurer. In accepting the
chair Dir. Pound expressed thanks. and
hoped no mistake had been made in bis
selection for the position. He urged
everybody to get TO work. lie sug-
ces,ed the appointment OF committee
OF three to decide upon subscription.
heading for securing the enrolment
of independents. They concluded to ADOPT
n declaration that the signature involved
fealty only to Cleve!and a. against Blaine,
| aud that as far IS State and county, 81
other tickets outside OF the presidential!
ticket, were concerned. the signers could
do ~ they pleased. The heading Is ~
follows: 1--WE. The undersigned, who have
usually IN the past supported the RepuDli'
can presldential ticket, believing that the
best interests OF the country demand tht
| defeat of James G.. Blaine and the election
| OF Grover Cleveland, do hereby seyerally
enroll Ourselves Is cooperating - ina
end.n The meeting WA very enthusiastic
Large numbers OF voters are signing The
organization papers, which are now being
| circulated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-19

given 10 him for The express purpose Of
sr,ufinu rcform. Dackcc by this power
iul sentiment: and unyieIding - he has
nroyed himself TO be In his own couyic-
tous. sny partisan pressure brought IL
hear vpcn him could be, and would be.
surcessfuIIy resisted. We are told that
he lscks experience. But hs experience
~ mayor 81 Buffalo was enough, with bis
ssrnng and clenr sense Of duty, 10 make
him The best Governor New York his
b,d IN this generation. His experience
a. Governor, with his own intelli-
rcucc, integrity. and energy. L. quite suil-
rsient 10 enable him to meet in the prcsiden-
ey the high expectations entertained by bis
followers. The searching discussion that
h.s followed his nomination confirms Va in
Tie Judgment we formed before IT. thst he
can be relied on TO do for reform what the
eountry needs, and what Mr.. Blaine neither
would nor could do, and that lie can be
trusted. thank Heaven, never TO do what
gI,jne would be sure TO do.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-19
The Writings of DIR. Bagby.


We have received The first volume OF
"Selections from the Miscellaneous Wrl-
tings of DR.. George William Bagby."
This hook is most valuable addition TO
Virginia literature, and we earnestly hope
that It will be followed by other volumes
until the complete works OF DIR. BAGBr are
before The public. OF all the literary
efforts of Virginisns, the work OF BAGBr's
pen Is perhaps most essentially Virginisn.
This led DIR. LArFsRTY to say "there is
no man left in Virginia tit to lift the lid OF
his inkstand," and JOHS EsrES COOKE to
declare that "never in Virginia letters shall
we see his like again." These are just tri-
butes. His work is unique. Its valne is
not to be estimated by the fact that he illus
trated bizarre subjects, or that the general
reader /. moved to laushter by his humor
and to tears by his pathos. The scholar
finds interviewer with his satire and philos-
ophy, and beneath his delicate word-paint-
ing thst must charm the most artistic,
a mine OF wealth. AS one OF the first lin.
gusts and educators In this country has
expressed 1t 1--WE quote from memory,
"BAGBY did more than any man in our
history to embalm our lingo" He exem'
plifed as no other man had ever done the
genius Of our colloQuilisms, md in
so doirg preserved our method OF
thought and the spirit OF our institutions.
He has left us hardly production that will
not bear study In respect Of these elements.
Tie volume is from the press Of Mcssrs.
WmTTEr & STEPHENSON, Richmond, is sub
stantislly and neatly bound. and contain.
an apDIeciatiye sketch Of the author by
Rev. EDWARD :. GREGORY. Of Lynchburg.
Non-subscribers can procure copies from
WEST, JOHNSTON & co. AS a souvenir OF
much of the past that Is most worthy OF
being cherished, II for no other reason, i,
should have a place in every Virginia H.
brary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-19

Mr.. BLAINE said in his speech in the
House: "My whole connection with the
road has been as open as the day. II there
had been anything to conceal about 1t. |
should never have touched it," And in
his letter Of October 4. 1869: "No one will
ever know from me that have disposed Of
a single dollar in Maine" And in his
letter Of the next day 81 note what you
say about the importance OF my keeping
all quiet here" 1t really appears that Mr..
BLAINE il a little inconsistent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-19
The Real Issue.

The Republican newspapers in Virginia
are trying % make the people believe that
the tariff is the overshad0wing issue in the
presidential election. All this Is for the
purpose Of obscuring the real issue, which
il the protection OF the people against the
thieyery, iohbery. and general corruption
which has disgraced the administrations OF
Grant. Hayes, Garfield, and Arthur. and
which would he continued IL the corrupt
nominee OF the Republican party is elected
in November ScOttSUuRe Courier.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-19

BY the way, we would like to know
what our high-toued 1--WE use the term In
its legitimate sepse) contemporary the
Philadelphia Eoening Telegraph thinks Of
the new MulLIoAs letters. 10 far It has
not bad word Of comment upon them.
When the Telegraph first gave is ad-
hersnce TO Mr.. BLAINE we expressed the
belief that II would be sorry for It before
The canvass wss over. Certainly Its silence
upon subject 10 pregnant with srgges-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-19
Now RO0k<a.

CAPTAINS of Industry; or, Men of Bust
ness Who Did Something Besides Mo
kinq Money. A book for young Ameri
cans. BY JAMES PATTON. Boston
HOUGHToN, MIFFLIS & Co. 1894. Price
1925.
Fer sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
James Madison. BY SYDNEY HowiRt
GAY. Same publishers. 1884. Price
S125.
This is one OF the series OF "America'
Statesmen"
For sale by WEST. JOHNSTON It Co.
The same gentlemen have sent lis Hdr
per'S Magazine for October.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-19

The Boston Journal declares that the new
bstch OF hULLIGAN letters "will help rather
tbsn hurt Mr.. BLARE"; whereupon the
Boston Herald remarks that "th,s Is the
severest reelection yet made upon the In
telligencc and honesty Of the Republican
voters" Exactly. We expressed a like
senti nent 10 commenting on q similar ex-
tract from another BLAINE organ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-19

"The Rev. Mr.. BALL, the clerical scandal
monger Of Buffalo, has been endorsed and
indicated by the Republican Ministerial
Association OF which he is member"
But who is to vindicate the Republican
Ministerial Association :" That's the
oles.ion
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-19
BLAINES DODGING POLICY.
Goyerrer Waller, OF Connecticut, Gives the
Maine ,s,p m sbsrp Thrust

Goyerrer Waller of Connecticut, Gives the
Maine Nan n sharp Thrust.
A New London. Conn. telegram says:
At grand Cleve nd and Hendricks bln-
ner.raising III this Dis own town, Governor
Thomas W. Waller made bis opening CAM
paign speech last evening. Among other
things he said
"Goyeinor Clcyeland's great competitor
may be as eloquent as Robert lngersOll,
who dubbed him knight. and as brilliant
q Historian as Macaulay, TO whom General
Hawley takes pleasure in comparing him.
But there il one thing that he licketh,
without which he cannot command the re-
srect OF the people OF America. Proof Of
This weakness does not depend upon others.
He has within week confessed it himself.
In the late election in the State OF Maine
tie rrobititory amendment was submitted
10 tie vote OF its people. The country
WIS watclful Of the action OF citizen Blaine
on the question. lie was at the polls with
a .'yCs" and a ono" ballot in his right
and left hand. In pitt behold him a. h.
stands confronting that dilemma. Laugh-
teri II he votes ono" he will lose, he
thinks. the support OF political saints. II
he votes "yCs," the support OF political
sinners. [Laughter.l He hesitates and he
/. lost. [Applause.l He looks on one side
snd then on the other, and he votes
upon neither. [Laughter.l The orator,
tie statesman. aud historian has igno-
miniously lodged. [Applause.I lie tried
10 sail between Scylla and Charybdis, and
touched neither rock. but he struck upon
10th. The image that some Republicans
have worshiped ~ broken-Mr. Blaine, the
Plumed Knight OF Maine, has shown the
white feather. The act OF weakness in the
presence OF the nation shows the charac-
ter Of the man. and 1t will, in my iudg-
ment, do him more harm at the ballot-boX
in November than could the Mulligan let
tiers. If there were \ dose Of them every
day If the week." [Laughter.l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-19
Uorsfor,,s Acid Phosphate

FOG OyERwCRXED PROFESSIONAL MEN.
Or. Charles r. Michel, ClnandaiSuf.
". y. says: Il think It a grand restorer
Of brain force or nervous energy"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-19

Our Boston dispatch intimates that the
Blaine managers are about TO attempt to
Offset the recent damaging disclosures OF
Fisher and Mulligan by starting another
scandal about Governor Cleyelnd. They
expect to make another appeal to the moral
and religious press.-Nelo YOrk Word.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-19

tous Tor : paper Of IL reputation woui
seem TO iudica,e that we were not var
wrong. The Telegraph bn beautiful
chArcc 10 Jump rom under and liud where
Il properly belongs, and With those Mscr
whose company II secretly bankers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-19

The Philadelphia Press says Republic
can enthusiasm il penetrating Kentucky
even" And with the same result that
would follow throwing chunk Of fire into
one of the great lakes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-19

The moral OF the MORRILL, business il
that tee less the BLAINE managers try to
produce the impression that MIS-. MORRILL,
has retracted the better it will be for their
moral standing-if they have any.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-19

s1 ~. JERSEYS AT SPECIAL PRICES.

r,pIrg rLEATvp-BAcK JEsshf' ~
satin Low, at siso-,he regular 'e"''s pm
$3.50: 80.
SPLENDID QUALIFY BLACK ssR , .,, Ds,
fecr In every respect. at .s5-res''a' ''
price 81; ,.,svv
An ELEGANT QUALITY BRAIDED sn" rr,,s
bach and front, at ga regular s''''"s
s3.st; cx Jersey.
pgsL FRENCH CLOTH DLAcS Snn.
Nth lapoI-rolIipg collar and euis' p'es.. LII.
and satin bow-one 81 The hsndso'neS 80 -.
ues and W, .ch sells everywhere 81 s'-'o'
only $3.50; yrpsgYs
prAI WRENCH CLOTH BRAIDED 'S"'"'
.te4-rcgulnr seiI;ng proc 80; a,
SPECIAL QUALIriE, AND DEsisNo ~
$3.50, END 80. ,,,,s one
wahavc All sl,es in stock IN above, and u "o''
n, tIe mot complete 1t ,cks shown IN WI.
Tic r,lces are simply unaoproachsbie. AZ any ~
,sr,nt 10 match will soon prove.
wr1nec CLOSED SATURDAY TILL SUNSET
JrLIus MEYER & son,
IN 6Of And Goa Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-19

When q Stslwart Republican paper be.
gins an editorial Mr.. BLAINE's Letter OF
Acceptance" the question Immediately
arises, Which letter OF acceptance
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-19
BRIEF COMMENT.

Some OF the BLAINE organs are making
savage attacks upon MULLIGAN. They seem
TO forget that he is sill loaded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-19

Some OF the BLAINE organs ,llude to
"Mr. MuLLIGAS's burnt powder" We
notice that Mr.. MULLTGAN's burnt powder
made tremendous explosion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-19
COURT ORDERS.

NIRGINIA-IN VACATION: IN THE
Y CLERKS OFFICE OF TIP 1,ipc,-,T
COURT OF YORK COUNTY:
u. 4. Csrdwcl and Frsnces hts wife. . Plaiu,ier,
IS.
prewry, Chandler, and Others. -. =. Defendant.
IN cHAScERY.
The object of this suit Is % obtsin partit,o, os
The raj es.a,e whereof William 7. Drewry died
seized N lorx county, among bis heirs at law.
the defendants, lafayette Chandler. Charles Van.
name 'Icsss vsnname Cherries II. Porter. Der rep
OF l.: .. ,owuei,. deceased. and William Robert
gnia 70 is orercd thai the said defendauts do an
pes here within one month after due pnb,ication
their Interest this suit sud thar eor, ~ NJ
ord,r te puoished once week Tor fur suec ,
sive weeks ~ the Riehm1hd Di,pascA, 4 IA ner
Tesie: a. " urii,cx.,a
se19-y4w '"2a'ss VA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-19

PEYsFR Died, BENJAMIN, infant son of
Philip ana ZiDpOraA Peyser; aged three months
and twelve days.
lie was nipped IN the bud 10 bloom in Heaven.
TIE Lord giveh, and the Lord has taken
b'esst he the Lord.
FGperzl THIS (Fridsy) AFTERNOON ut
O'Clock from The residence of J.. Iiexter, 10. 307
east Ir0ad street.
WlIIIFLM.-Dcparted this life. Oh the 18th in
slant. ~ he residence of her Rran1father, Mr.
Henry Slockmar. 524 west Broad street. AIRY
LAND VIRGINIA, infant daughter OF Charles L.
and Susie T. Wilhelm.
Funeral will take place TO-DAY, 10th instant.
al a. NJ.
Baltimore and Philadelphia rapeTs please copy.
ELLIS Died. on The l7ih Of Scpt.Wber. ut his
residence. in GCOchiand county. Of PARALYSIS an 4
mnlarial-feycr Mr.. JOHN ~. ELLIS, IN the sixty
second year Of his age.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-19
ss-TJp COOL wEATn ER Is

~ TIE COOL WEA q ~" 10
MELTING OUR PILEsoF
CHEAP FLASNELs AID BLANKETS
mont mi.s your cllspce 20 &c. elegant Jard-"ioe
WHITE W. ANNELat soc.
ooodUEAyy RED-T ~iLL FLANNEL Al soe'
ALL, WOOL WHITE FLANNEL at 9oe'
Iook Al our WHIT BLANKETS AZ 81 4 pi'F.
LOOK 81 our III WHITE BLANKEr3 at $3.50
pair. ..
I.oes NJ tl,c best SO WHITE BLANKETS.
fook,t the best 81 WHITE BLANKETS.
Look At our extra stze IS WHITE BLAShhis'
oar our 1874 WHITE BLANkEfs.
We give the verv best
CANTON FLANNEL At PRICES QUOTED;
UNBLEACHLD CANTON FLANNEL at lOc'
wcsi worth I5c.; at i2kc. regularly sold At
1910, and at csc. never before .oid under
zoe.
The cheapest DLEACHED CANTON FLANSHLS
cvcT shown.
TIE PLACE FOR GOOD GOODS AT
LOWEST PRICES +
serG LEVY & DAVISe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-19

At me close Of the past session there were ovof
sesonty pupils Ia he sc.oOl OF Music, The t'iin-
lug Of teachers !. gTes, aim of this department.
Those Wishing 10 enter pupils should apply ~
d., Institute A. early practicable. Principals
of.ce hours from 10 10 4. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-19
EXPENSES OF A RESIDENT STUDENT.

~FN Ut n EFNIUIsN II DE
T~o hundred snd four dollars per nine mnu-hf
sesson cover all the eNpc..ss 81 estrHhcc fss, Ill
uon. hoard. fuel. lights. aud washing.
fghty-sagen dollars AVID dfty ceuts MI "a ct
the Npen-es If 4 non resident stulcnt.
The coege-grounds, comprising thirteen sr"',
of bind, have been greatly Improved and b"eu'i- q
IN the la.I TWO year.. The Institution oirrs FrrS
sapcrior Advantages In the hrAlthfune,s ~ rs -
cation, In 10. abundant provision for the comfort
quo convenience of students. aud m the eNtent ahl
thOrOuginess Of it, cOnrse OF instructiou.
For catalogues. giving full Information. SnnlI 10
the bookstores OF address Y. pIRNtAk,
~ 23-dtod2m,sWAw2m Chairman NA'ui '.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-19

ROOK AND JOB PRINTING NEATLY
ID EXECUTED At TnE DisPxTcH PaiNr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-19
DICHMOND COLLEGE,
RICHMOND, VA.


The next Sc sion begins SEPTEMBER isrH.
and continues nine mon,h'
FACULTY:
rpyuND HARRISON, A. NJ, Pro'ess,r Of L.un;
NJ. II. HARRIS. VI. A.. IL. d.. Z -OfessOr " Gr'.N;
A. d. BROWN. ID. d.. Ii. a.. Professor Of kBgiiyl
FDw. y. SMITH NJ. A. Professor 81 Nainrntu-s;
CBARLKs II. WESTON, 81. A.. LII. d., Profe's9'
or Ihys!cs
B.PUkYEAR, A. NJ, Ii. d., Professor OF Chemis-
try.
WILLIAM p. THOMAS, VI. A, ID. d., Profe''or VI
Philosophy;
Professors SMITH aud HARRIS, Modern Lln-
guages-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-19

r~GREAT SLAUGHTER OF
DRESS GOODS.
Having been large purchasers at the recent
peremptorY auction sale Of Mes5ri. HALsTED,
HAINEs & Co, we win offer $50 pieces new aud
desirable
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN DRESS GOODS
purchasing tnose goods fer ready c,sh
AT 80 CENTS on THE DOLLAR.
wevill offer the MOST ASToU NDING BAR
GAINS ever before attempted BY any house In the
retail or Wholesale trade.
We VIII also offer extraordinary bargains In our
late impcristions Of SILKS, sATIHs, VEL
VETS, vELvETEENs, RHADAMEs, SURAHs.
BLACK GOODS, &C., sc.
We vouc advise the ladies OF Richmond and
iciny to take advantage Of this great sale, as we
are confident that the same goods are fully so
per cent. les. than If purchased a month hence.
Our store will be closed NEXT SATURDAY
on account Of holiday.
SYCLE BROTHERS,,
31l BROAD STREET.
fee l7-W&Fl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-19
MARRIAGES.
DEATHS.

SMlTH-CARAVATl.- Married. on Septemher
Ii. 1854 by Rev. Father Van Dc\ yver GEpGtiE
W. SMITH to DELLA \. CARANArl; both OF
This CITY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-19
EDUCATIONAL.

11sGuIRE's SCHOOL, GAIBLgs
NJ WIT. anp soIjTH THfKp srkE.T-
5uHN 3. MCGUIRE. pGisc,rsL -,A., 80 20, .
-. .n,,iJ NJ Morris, ", A., ". W, Tomiin, H. 4.
smni'suI.r ON oren for The svcnt'ctI se',',u ~
tgIDAY, September 18TH -
u.S}nnfy cllai stsl Tor tuition frrn $50 ~ 49,
90 49,, n.1 ~, Stoaycr,, In srspougc - tlT1iry.
scholar,hiln IN W. snI Upivorsitl. EicbmCli
f,,llsg. r hlcfn ff'~ school. frcuir. ~ bsss-
ssos :. Apnjy 10 Ifinc'pai. nt home. afsef So
s.s.,irf A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-19
MUSICAL DEPARTMENT.

Girls eight year. Of age vii be received Ia TIT
6srnltment. IN order thai thrv ilay br spool uit
trained tor The collegiate schools.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-19

eIYTAPESTRY CARPET, zoe. yard.
TAPESTRY CARPET, soc. yard.
DIOOUETTE VFLVET CARPET, Abb yard.
MoOUEITE VELVET CARPET. si.35 yard
LARGE stock OF EXTRA SUPER. TWO-PLY
THREE-pLI. BRUSSELS, AND VELVET
CARPETS. RUGS. OM-CLOTU, LIMO
IEUM, AND CORNICEs.
sc I6 LEVY Il DAVIS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-19

f-f- WE TAKE THE LEAD.
ANDYET ARE TIE LOWEST IN PRICES
CRFIRsT- CLASS GOODS.
We invite an inspection Of our new stock Of
DRESS GOODS,
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