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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-07
~, by Frank j. SAMPSON 7. = IS
{ 19R Real Estate Agent and 4nctioneer. =.
b. 20. s21 Hull street, hfaneHestef, Va,
,l,alyo(M n \, Is 8 SALE ATjPUBLl

COMMISSIONERS sALE,ATiPUBLIC
sOAUCT1 OF A1FARM IN CLOVER HILL
FIELD.-By virtue OF decree Of the Comfy Court
of Chesterfield county, entered nc tie June term,
1872, thereof in the case Of s u. Lester Surviving
;partnef, &C.. Against Thomas 8. Tsrrelrs adnipis.
tof Chesterfield county, Ya.,; on MONDAY, Uecem-
tbeing e 9sIqSk
TEEN ACRES tnaore or iessl, adjoining the land
Of W.1B. Belcher's estate, In Clover Hf township
cThe land is very good, and could easily be made q;
desirable farm; well waferci and stimbered; tile
buildings ample and In tolerable good repa!r; stu,
ated In very respectable and thrifty nelghborhood
near Glover Hill Pits. ihiAs E<-
Terms For cash az toso mIich Of the proceeds as
pay all OF this suit not provided for by or
aid under the provisions Of the decree heretofore
entered In this cause and The residue upon credit
OF one two, three and four years, payable In equal
lnstaImenta, with interest thereon from tile day OF
sale the purchaser to execute his bonds for the de-
ferred payments and the title TO the land sold 10 be
retained until the whole OF the has
been paid and conveyance directed BY the court.
:. u 1sE,.#,4ttf $50; SOCRATES BROOKS,
nc, \ .e5t Commissioner.
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BY Frank J. Sampson,
Real Estate Agentand Auctioneer, 80
Sn DOL Hull street. Manchester, Va. y

noMMIssIO NlR's SALE AT. PUBLIC
gkAMHa SNyiVhH 6RcH NTH TnE t GouNTY 81
CHESTERFIELD.-By virtue OF a decree OF the
County Court Of Chesterfield county, entered at the
February term (lS72 ttereof in the case OF Aaron
III. Branch against Virginia r. Dranch's admiAtstra-
tor, win sell in front Of tie eoust-house Of Ches-
1875, being County CourtAday, nj II o'clock d.,
q FARM OF ONE HUNDRED AND FIVE AND
TyyO-THfRD ACRES fmore or less), near to Mount
Herman church, on the Genito road, III Clover Hill
township The land was originally good, and could
easily be improved. The buildings are ample, but
neighborhood. 81 - - 90 .'.3
TERMS: A. sufficient amount in cash 10 pay costs
Of suit and expenses OF sale; and the halance IN
ty-four months the purchaser to execute his bonds
CARRYING Interest from day or sale; the little retained
conveyance ordered by the court. :.
= = l'7il rI4lsrli35-1 SOCRATES BROOKS,
te:5 irg,'cfs y,.,I-g u Commissioner.
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BY Robert D. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
: No. 1912 Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HANDSOME,

TRUSTEES SALE OF HANDSOME,
l. ATTRACTIVE, AND EXCEEDINGLY
WELL CONSTRUCTED. FIRST-CLASS. FOUR
STORY, DOUBLE-BRICKDW ELLIEG,N NO zoos
CLAY STREET., BETWEEN TENTH AND
ELEVENTH STREETS, NORTH sIDEs-As trus-
tees named in certain deed of trust from Z; g.
warwick, ESQ.,, dated May 49,. 1874, OF record In
the Chancery Court of the city Of Richmond, y. y.
1O4, page 385, we shall, In pursuance OF said deed
and by request Of the holder OF the second years
note, dated May IA, 1874 payable two years after
date, for the sum OF s3,s0s, default having been
been made In the payment thereof. proceed 10 sen;
upon the premises, on MONDAY the lith day OF
December, 1875, at o'clock p. NJ, the above beau
tiful and magnificent RESIDENCE, containing
about fourteen rooms, with wide hall through me
centre and built in the very best manner and OF the
costest material. The stable has capacity for two
carriages and horses, and Is well built All the mod
err improvements are In the house. The yards are
shaDdsomely laid Oft with fine shrubbery, re.
Tte lot fronts 1O9 feet OH Clay street. and runs
back to wide alley. Iron railing the entire front
TERMS Cash as TO sufllcicncy to pay Off ana dis
Charge the note Of s3,s0s and interest until paid,
with cost and expenses of sale; residue upon terms
say upon credit TIL 9Th May, 1877, for s40l2 {;
till May 6, 1875, for 81. g. and uDona credit for
S4,420r till 10th 3Iay, 1870; and balance upon
terms to be given ut SALE
,.,,.,a, a. K. couRTNEY, Trustees.
no 90 JOHN HOWARD. }
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.VALUABLE BRICK iDWELIrsf. o n,
I r;G ~ y BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
1113 Main street, opposite the d Dispatch.

DR1CK DWELLING on NINE
ID TENTH STREET. NORTH OF BROAD
STREET AT AUCTI0N.-By virtue or deed of
trust executed by J.J. Whiehurs. and wife. dated
18th Of August, 1872, aud recorded In the Rich
mOnd Chancery Court, u. b. 90 A, p. GAS, we, the
undersigned as trustees In the said deed being there
TO required by the noteholder on account OF default
In payment Of notes, will sell public auction on the
premises, OH SATURDAY, December o, 1875 at 4
O'Clock p. M, the following REAL ESTATE, de-
scribed therein ,as follows: -. All that LOT or
PARCEL OF LAND, lying and being In the City OF
Richmond, with BRICKsTENEMENTa and other
Improvements thereon, situated the eastern side
of Nineteenth street between Broad and Marshall
streets, twenty feet elk inches running back
seventy feet to the line OF William Greanor's pro-
perty, beihg the third tenement north OF Broad
street, and the same real estate conveyed TO Robert
II. Davis by B. Tracy and wife by deed of 18th OF
February SOS, duly recorded in the Henrico Coun-
The HOUSE IS No. 3o7 north Nineteenth, street,
and Is now rented by r. ii. Anderson, Esq.
" TERMS Cash as to expenses Of sale, and s6s5.6O
being amount Of Unpaid notes and fnferest-s73.45
on December Is, 1876; S73:74 ON January Is,
1877; S74.03 ON February Is, 1877; S74.32 on
March 15,. 1877; $74.6I on April IS, 1877;
S74.90 on May 10, 1877: $75.19 on June Is,
1877; $75.4S on July Is, 1877; and S75.77 on
August Is, 1877; and The balance on such terms as
may be announced 1t sale.
- - l...s CHARLES PHILIPS,
]. s. TOWER,
CYRUS BOSSIEUX,
r rrtoypsoy Hpowy. Aurtfoneer do Rid.
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UCTION SALE FOR ANDREW
N JOHNSTON, TRUSTEE.-Thc undersigned,
as surviving trustee under two deeds OF trust exc
cuted by Robert Marks to Powhatan Roberts NOV NOV
tcccased) and the undersigned, one dated the goth
day Of December, 1869, and the other dated the 9th
day Of April, 1870, and both recorded In Chestereld
County Court on the goth day of April, 1870,
will proceed, on the 18TH DAY OF DECEM::
BEF, 1876, ut ~ o'clock noon, at the Union and
Cunliffe pits or one Of Them on the premises lately
operated by said Marks in coa!-mining, In Chester
field county, TO sell public auction, to the highest
bidder for cash, the following property, embraced
in the said trust-deed-yfz.: Az
1 FIFTEEN-HORSE ENGINE, with DRUM and
BOILERS. at the Union mines; nv,
1 SIX-HORSE ENGINE, with DRUM anu BULL
aud all other N ACHINERY and FIXTURES
which are embraced In the said decd Of trust.
:. The sale will be continued or adjourned from day
~ de j 1'''-i HNDREW JOHNSTON. Trustee
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FOR SALE, BRICK DWELLING AND
II LARGE GARDEN ATTACHED, WITH
FRUITS AND GRAPE-YINES,' &C., ON WEST
MARSHALL CORNER GRAHAM STREET-At
the request of the owner will sell at public auction
on the premises, ON WEDNESDAY, December Is,
1876, ut 4 O'Clock p. NJ the above desirable proper
ty, consisting Of u substantial BRICK DWELLING
with five rooms, and a large and fertile GARDEN
attached thereto. The ground Is mt tbs northwest
corner of west Marshall amt Graham streets, 'front.'
Ing on said Marshall street abont 10 feet and run
ming back 1877 feet to an alley eight feet wide.
The property Will be sold as q whole, or SUBJ
divided, rs may be desired Mt sale.
Parties desiring good dwelling with large gar
den would do well to attend the sale.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance at SIX, twelve,
and eighteenth months, interest added and secured
by q triIst-deed. j. THOMPSON BROWN,
: de 6-td Auctoneer.
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FLoRIDA-HAYEs COUNTED MA SPECIAL
TO PRESIDENT GRANT Washington, ID. g..
December G.-The following is bu'letined
by the Western Union Telegraph Company :
n e Tallahassee, Fla., December 6.-To
President Grant: The counts Just finished.
Hayes's majority, go. The Republicans
elect their Governor and both members OF
Congress. All quiet.
CSigned.] "LEw WALLACE"
1--WE have nothing through regular chan
,nels. The dispatch to the President catlses
no excitement. Not shout is heard as
people pass the bulletin-board. rs'.o3
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by z. w. Powell. Auctloneer.e
IA 1924 Main street. 4.
nusIYEss CHANCES.
3 SAIE..A YALuABLE FLOUR

TtOR .SALEgA VALUABLE FLOUR,
II CORN, AND, sAW-alILL, ABOUT FORTY
NILES FROM RICHMOND, NEAK The lss RiC !;
RAILROAD. It has identified MP within the last
few years with the most approved and modern
machinery and appliances of every kind; Inns an
uninterrupted water-power, aud Is frsi:class pro
perty of the kind. No better opening for the milling
business can be found. For particulars, apply to-
de- 7-eod4t S.7EF1 a GRUBBS WILLIAMS. i
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OREdoN-IMPoRTANT NEws.-San Fran
cisco, December GA dispatch from Port
land, Oregon, says the argument before the
Governor in the contested presidential
elector case cannot be closed in time to issue
certificates before time for casting ballots.
1t is generally conceded by Republicans
that the Governor will not issue certificates
to either Walls or Greeyer. Intense inter-
est centres on the action Of the Governor.
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STRATEGY IN ALABAMA.-MontgomerN,
Ala., December st is reported here that
the candidates for electors on the Republi.
can ticket will meet here tomorrow and
cast their votes for Hayes. The Tilden
electors had $4,000 majority.
THAT is poor strategy. 1t is playing into
the hands of the Democrats.1
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AUCTION EALE Tufare Day.
rs BY Edwsrd c. Goddin,
~ Real Eatate Itand Auctionce IS
y Mel OF 81 3iasr, street. q:

tEyRAaIE UNWILLING WITH THREE
In 10 Q hI 81 ANTt q. OT s1xTY.sIx FEET
Ek3M I1ff Sss9 PsRK as5 RE su XIII ahE
TiONs-On TUESDAY, December 10, I4Y6yat 8
o'clock z. Dr., VIII sell, On the premise. the
FRAME DWELLING on the southwest corner of
Thirty-thsr aud .MarsllalI streets! XII M
There ts a COOL well on the lot. The city .iagins
perty ms near II as this Is mpst become valuable.
TERMS: One third cash: balance In. SIX and
twelve months. EDWARp C. GODDIN,,
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Is SoUFH ChroIiSA-TnE DEMOCRATS GET
CONTROL oF THE HousE OF REPRESENTS
TrvEs.- Columbia, December o. The Dem
ocFntic House, In session at Carolina ball,
hare Just sworn In another member who
deserted tile Mackey House, making sixty
three, being a constitutional quorum hold
Ing certificates from The Board OF State
Canyassers. The Supreme Court has de-
cided the Democratic House to be the legal
Honse,o Representatives, and will issue q
,nandamus compelling the Secretary OF
State to turn over the returns for Governor
and Eieutenant-G Governor to Speaker Wal
lace. The Democrats are iubilant over these
events ifai ~
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BY Edward q. Goddin-
Real Estate Agent. and Auclioueer,
1915 Main street.

TWO NEW FRAME DWELLINGS on
A THE EAST SIDE OF CHERRY STREET
BETWEEN BE ERLY AND ALBEMARLE
STREETS. FOR SALE AT AgCTIDN.-By virtue
OF deed Of trust dated 4th of December, 1875, ana
recorded In the clerks office OF Che Cfnncery Court
Of Richmond city, being required SO to 90 Wy lie
ises at 3k O'Clock 2. II. on MONDAY, December
IL. 1875. TWO NEAT FRAME DWEhtlN,SS on on
the east side Of Cherry street between beverly anu
tIbenarIe streets each containing three rooDs ana
each rented mt SO per month. Lots 35 feet deep
TERMS Cash to defray expenses OF sale ana 20
nav aaaa now due. j. II. G0DDlS.
~, ,;o On -. a+i. 80 - Trustee.
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81 Day GO(bBEs
paRa AIMS! BARtiA1Nst
lew HExTERs,

rs LEvT HExTERSs n
si;sf. s3 lste s62T BROAD STREET
"A beanti falquslity BLACK and STR EET- OR
ED TWd-BUTToE.KID,GL oXESnt Coo; =
Handsome BRO EADE DRESS GOOD as 25c.sstt
REPS at 10y and zoe. {; TN; ,sF5.Is
Elegant BLACK ALpfC, 1t %. so, and 35c,;;
Excellent BLACK at 90, 75c., ana 81;
Real WATERpHuOF CLOTHS, III Blue, Blown,
Gray, and Black, lat grratiy reduced figures
Endless variety of III AIDES, and MISSES CLoAkS,
- SHAWLS, FELT sKIRTS, BALM0RALS;
.LADIEs and MISSES, STRIPED HOSE, GLOVES
q HANDKERCHIEFs, TfES; ~
LADIES, AMI, gTIITDRENs FuRs.. 1ssc.-all win be
offered atgreat iclgains;t etlst !t.5Jllt ~
We also have MRS, OoDY,a, PATENT ABDOAn:
~. NAL CORSETS, adapted for stout ladies' asff
INFANTS, ltERIEo' CLoAKS and CAPS and
- CROCHET WORKS speciality Call carly and
y / examine our stock before burning elsewhere
New PATTERNS FOR sTAMPINGj inst received.
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TOR RENT, SEVERAL OF THOSE a.
n TENEMENTS In Jones's Row; each CON Eli
tains seven rooms with detached kitchen With four
rooms; bathroom. Latrobe stove, and other con-
Yenienccs. Rent only So 90 per annum.
FOR RENT. 500 west Grace street, containing SIX
roonls Kitchen gas, water, and otk er conveniences,
and is now being put In thorough order. Possession
in a short time. Rent. $500 per annum.
FOR RENT, NICE BRICK TENEMENT on
Grace near Twenty-third street, containing sly
rooms; gas, water, culverts, sc. Rent, only SOU
per nnnum.
FOR RENT, BRICK TENEMENT on Broad near
TweDty-scyenth street, containing six rooms. Win
gas, water. &c, now In the occupancy OF Alr = -
Riley, at $3.50. Possession In a short time.
FOR RENT, BRICK. TENEMENT 9l6 Broad,
between Ninth and Tenth streets, containing ABOUT
twelve rooms, &c. Rent. 50 so per annun.
FOR RENT, NICE BRICK TENEMENT on
Broad near Twenty-third mo. 22l1l, containing
about seven rooms, &c. Rent only S2l6 per annnm;
FOR RENT, DESIRABLE BRICK TENEMENT
on Broad near Foushee street mo. 81; six rooms,
kitchen, &c. 5000 per annum.
FOR RENT, BRICK TENEMENT corner OF
Mayo and Broad streets; six rooms, &C. >Rent, only
SI FOX r RENT l LARGE BRICK HOUSE corner. Of
Twenty-ninth md Marshall streets, containing
about fifteen rooms; detached kitchen: well or
water; gas and about half-acre garden. Rent very
low.
have HOUSES In all sections of the city, contain
ing every convenience, at M prices and gre3tiy re-
dnced rents. arc ROBERV Is. LYME.
F. de T.3t
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= tsfstbt1f't ~ (.
GREATREDUcTIoN IN pRIcEs.:!
Ont OF our large and wcll-assorted stock we Will
offer during this week the following special har-
FIGURED and BRocADE DRESS GOODS, zoe.
y worth Csc; ~. .;s Isl .t#5!
BRocADE DRESS GOODS, e5c.worth $780,;
TYCOON REPS, zoe: worth 25c.; #.,. '.,..s
ALL-WOOL CACHEMIREs. soc. worth 75c.;;1
ALL-WooL. CACHEMlREs, yard wide, 75c
~ worth 81: m sff.s jl: .H4r
CALICO, ea and &C.; E. f.
d - BLACK ALPACAs,3 5e.iworth 50c.;
s;ga.. BLACK ALPACAs, 4oc. worth 80c.;',;.i
-n BLACK ALPACAs, COO. worth 75c.;
BLACK SILKS, s1.2o, $3.50: s1.75, 90, 1926
$3.50, and SO; r..rn..-fi,.. .:a.'3'
~, CORSETS, soc. worth 75c-;. -. -,
i CAssIMEREs, SOC. worth 75c.; SIT
a5. C!Ass1MEREs, Csc. worth 81: '5l
" CASsTMEREs. 81 worth sl.25; ~.
.|GAssIMEREs, s1.25 worth st.75:
!" : CAssMEREs, $3.50 worth 90; 10
BLACK, DOEskIN and BLACK and, COLoRED
~. CLOTHS very cheap. YEas.i: VII
t-sE,r.., 4, In order to reduce cur stock Of l2
LADIES, GENTLEAIEN's, and CHIEDREN's
.f.,nE wooLLEN UNDERWEAR, = :s" :
we will from this day offer them at 20 per cent less
than they can he bought for anywhere in this mar
ket. as ..r..ff p, .,rts..gG
We haye the liandsomest and cheapest stock of
CLOAKS In the city" so all the ladies say Come
and look ut them. :L-
noo7 - - -. SIS Broad street.
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THE COLORADO CoNTEST.-The Commit
tee on the Judiciary will hold meeting on
Thursday for the purpose OF passing upon
the resolution referred to them in relation
TO the Colorado case, and the Committee on
Elections will meet tomorrow, to pass upon
the case Of G. w. Buttz, who claims the; va
cant seat from the Second district of South
.Carolina.-IJ. $50
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THE COMMITTEES TO Go SoUTH.-The
makeup Of the Louisiana Committee is re-
garded as an especially strong one OF mem
bers representing both political factions.
Mr.. Blackburn, of Kentucky, Is the only
hot-head on the committee, and there is
enough fair and conservative element asso-
,ciated with him TO restrain him should he
become bellicose. -.
The Florida Committee is headed by
Thompson, Of Massachusetts,, who defeated
Butler. He is an exceedingly fair Democrat,
who, it viii be remembered, made report
during the last session from the COMMITTEES
on Elections in favor OF seating Plat, from
the Norfolk, Va, district, and turning out
Goode, Democrat. Id
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
BROAD STREET.
;5):2l33.
DO

CI,RysTMAsI l.. STERN 6 co.
PRESENTS. have Just opened one of the largest.
CHRISTMAS cheapest, and best-aSSorted stocks OF
PRESENTS. DRl GOODS.o,o>-,
CHRISTMAS FANCY GOODS, and NOTIONS,
PRESENTS. | ever offered in this city. All their
CHRISTMAS goods have been selected WITH great
PRESENTS. care and they call the speciai attcn-
CHRISTMAS ton of their FRIENDS anu tne pubic
PRESENTS. generally TO the thousands of cheap
CHRISTMAS and useful articles suitable for
PRESENTS. | CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, to be
CHRISTMAS sold 1T astonishing low prices.
PRESENTS. Special inducements offered in
| CHRISTMAS Dress Goods, Cassimercs, Beaver
PRESENTS. Cloths, WATERPROOF CI gS,
CHRISTMAS Fi.lnnels, Blankets, Shawls &C.
PRESENTS. | Cloaks! Cloaks!! Cloaks y! FurS ]
CHRISTMAS Furs = IA large stock Of the above
PRESENTS. goods to be sold at prices to astonash
CHRISTMAS every buyer. Full line OF banker
PRESENTS. chiefs, Lslc-Ihread ana Bernn
CHRISTMAS Gloves, Kid Gloves anu GauntieLs,
PRESENTS. ! Neck and Sash Ribbons, ScariS,
CHRISTMAS Neck Handkerchicfs, Lace Collars,
PRESENTS. | Neck-Ruflings, Collars and Cults,
CHRISTMAS and thousands of other articles sufta-
PRESENTS. bic for Christmas presents
CHRlSTMASi L. STERN & co. invite one and
PRESENTS. all to call and see their large stock
CHRISTMAS and low prices Call early, and save
PRESENTS. money In buying Your Dry Goods
CHRISTMAS from
l.. STERN & CO.. 523 Broad street,
de 6 between Fifth and Sixth streets.
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TOR RENT, THAT MOST DESI- a.
n RABLE ENGLISH BASEMENT DWELL" 5a.l
ING No, 3O6. west side of Third street, CANDLES
Hill; new and complete in all respects: Apply to
49, p t''.f' j. l.. APPERSOE,
dpT6t ~ rEtiS s Real Estate Agent.
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IOR RENT. THOSE THREE NEW o.

a E4HOsh7 hENTy EdOoE IuhCI1 NUV ks;a
n TENEMENTS on the south side Of Frank 2:.a
rooms each, besides closets; and rear building for
stable and carriage-house, or other purposes They
are unsurpassed for comfort. convenience, &c' as
well as location, by any property now offered. -
Also. u STORE and DWELLING on the south
side OF Marshall between Fifth and Sixth streets,
next west of Mr. r. H. EllettS store, now in process
of building and complete renovation OF the old part
Apply to = '.'3s..{ y. Il. APPERSoN,
de 5-6t g.s Real Estate Agent.
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CHRISTMAS! CHRISTMAS!

CHRISTMAS! CHRISTMAS! IS COMING.
NEW GOODS OPENING AT
BROWNE & ROwE's.
Now is The time 10 buy to avoid the RUSH.
DRI GOODS,
BOULEVARD SKIRTS.
and.a beautiful assortment of
FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS 'r"'.
suitable for CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
The prcttiest assortment of GILT. JET, and
CORAL JEWELRY III the city.
NUBLAS, HOODS, JACKETS, and other WORS-
TED. C o5pS. r,.
Call early aud secure bargains.
BROWNE & ROWE,
No. 323 Broad street,
dc 5-cod next to Columb,s's confectionery.
HOLIDAY ONERCOATS.
d. L. Il. SPENCE & son.
HOLIDAY SUITS.
dc Z. 3. SPENCE & SON.
HOLIDAY PANTS.
de5 E.B. SPENCE & son.
HOLIDAY SHIRTS.
dc5 .. Z. 3. spENCE& SON.
HOLIDAY NECK-TIEs.
de5 [. 3. spENOE & SON.
HOLIDAY GLOVES. -:
de G E. b. SPENCE s SON.
HOLIDAY ovERCoATs. 2 g;t
de,5 B. SPENCE & SON.
HOLIDAY CLOTHING.
dc5 ..... E. 3. SPENCE & SON.
HOLIDAY CANES. 3"
de AJAX Il E. 3. SPENCE & SON.
HOLIDAY COLLARS. q
de- E. B. SPENCE & SON.
HOLIDAY sUsPENDERs..
de 8 -. :. E. B. SPENCE & SON.
HOLIDAY MUFFLERs. z. r
dos E. B. SPENCE & SON.
HOLIDAY SUITS.
de5 MI ~. ,E..B. SPENCE & SON.
HOLIDAY ovERcoATs.
de 6. y. f. i. SPENCE & SON.
HOLIDAY CLOTHING. -
dc E. B. SPENCE & SON.
HoE1DAY ovERcoATs.
de5 E. spENCE& SON,
HOLIDAY GOODS AT THE
LOWEST PRICES
| gi.sia. Isl E. u. SPENCE SON,
IN r ~ stis ts+.t- - g ~ 1ann rsa,n ist-aat
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Sss.s 81 By T. ~. Powell. Auctsoneee,9 81
{ IS: 324 Main street 81 y
sEURNWuHs, NO IoNs. &C., ATAUC.
u ITO ID Knit Q O'Clock + win sell at
One1IAHoGANY;sEGRE md BOOKCASE,
Ono AH0GAMlsfD EB0ARD, y, J,
TAgIEs B ms
DESKS DEE MAfT III s sa,
An inyplce Of NOTIONS lec., consisting of 8 s
tyI0LfN.STEINGS, 20 rs IL ~
- ~ !;HOSIERY. TKTb7hffNGS; ctisfslI }lss3 4
..fs.,, .S{if SHOES, Bti9TSs CaROMOS, &c4 t.s;.A E
/. de -. w. P0T Ell, AnsttoIeer.-
"a !, = BY z. W. Powell Auctloneer. 81
3y,sst IS 1924 Main street. IN ;;yistf
:TlARGEl sT0 CK OF VERY SUPERIOR
LjPAWNBR0KER's GLOTHIEG, NOTIONS.
s&c.S TsAGCTIQNs-Lsw will seIi9at this store 1A 9
Main street, commencing THIS EVENING, nj q
O'Clock, and sinufug every evening until the en-
tire stock Is closcd large and superior assoTt
ment OF iPAWNBRoKERS,iG OF OTHING and n o.
TONS e oVsassR e ssefy variety q
-. +. PANTS and VESTS, $3.50 sit.i
=. Z. ~, 80 , ALSO, ,,,s.a,i.
UNDERSHIRTs and DRAWERS, sgi
f!H HOSIERY5 HANDRERCFtIE W..
.;asa5 TOW ELS, BEANKETS,tQU QUITS. &C. e.
Those in want would do ven to attend these sales.
de,7-It - Z. w. POWELL, Auctioneer.
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ia. . - BETTING. -4.f ,..ssas - r.
r. EATHER-f AND GUM-BELTING.J
FIREWORKS.

EIRE-W ORKS.--Just received, In time
Il for celebrations Of the Democratic victory:
TWO THOUSANDS DOLLARS, worth OF splendla
In order to give all chance TO "jolltry Mt small
expense. Engage your lanterns at once; -
no o., 1888, ,.yg-7lss al 807 BROAD street..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-07

TOR RENT,o THE LARGE AND a.
II tWELI-ARRANGED STORE. No. :1421 N:I
Main street, ut present occupied by Ellis Abrams.
ESD, together with the RESIDENCE above. There
Is no better store on Main street than this Posses
sion LIST Of February, 1871 Amply to i: !,
de 7-Th& Nft GHUBBS & WILLIAMS. !.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-07

STHY THE MESSAGE WAS SHORT.-The TACT
Is the President originally had incorporated
with the present annual message an eX-
h.us:ive review OF the southern troubles.
lie at first concluded to transmit it to both
houses, but in view OF the fact that the
electors meet in their several States to-mor-
row and cast their ballots, he, at the last
moment, decided to withhold his views on
southern affairs until Thursday next. He
Will on that day transmit a special message
covering the history OF the same and the
policy of the Administration. . ~
The message is generally regarded as an
able State paper WASHINGTON Speciat-
Baltimore american. It r-a'. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-07
By ). Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
5. Ills Main street.

j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctioneer.