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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-18

The RETURNS FROM THE FOURTH DISTRICT.
We have been unable as yet TO publish the
oficia! returns from the various counties OF
the Fourth congressional district. We
called at the Office OF the Secretary OF the
Commonwealth yesterday, and was in
formed that returns had been received from
all. 1.-the counties except Meek klenburg We
published some days agoaa report OF 651
Radical majority from that county; which
oyercame the plurality for Colonel .McP Phail
in Charlotte, and elected Jones Republican
negro) to the Senate. Later .advices shoW
the majority in Meck1enbr1rg to have been
80 far reduced as to secure the election OF
Colonel :McP hail. In this connection we
have heard Republican rumor that the re-
turns from Mecklenburg were forwarded
by mail several days since, but have never
reached their destination, and that the
county commissioners ofselection have been
reconrened, and, after recanyassing :the
vote and throwing out several precincts for
informalities, secured the, returns for Colo
mel McPhail. 1t is also rtlrnored that Mr..
Hughes. clerk OF the county and of the
Board Of Commissioners, refuses to sign
the amended returns. ii>G,.s <Euts-' s.
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f&& 49,
prepared, which was psrtaken u wishers

plelsred, which was psrtaken di With ereat
relish.
II Is Impossible to mention ID all who deserve
notice, but To ;E5 CT Wells md Rev Mr.
iVandersEiee, and the pretty Iitttie waller
girls married and singh your reportersre-
Success attend the Manchester Methodist
church, It's people, It's pastor, and its ax-
!t)aHtorS. III
4 The absence Of sRsps1 Messrs. Edwards,
Proctor, and other Gx-pastors, who Were'ex
pected, was. generally regretted. 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-18

/ CONCERT At LEIGH-STREET BAPTIST
CHuRcH.-Professor Pollard,s New Orleans
Jubilee Singers will give a vocal and instrr-
mental concert ut ,Leigh-Street Baptist
church on. Monday and Tuesday evenings
at So'clock for the benefit Of the Missionary
Society and infant class. '',. '.,e .sf ...,..;
This band OF singers has visited all the
principal cities e. the Union from New Or.
leans to Boston and, Canada, drawing full
houses and giving satisfaction. .,.,.;,,,.;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-18

RETURN OF TEE RICHM0Hp iNTGHTs TEM-
PLAR. richmond commandery, No. 2,
Knights Templar, returned to the city yes
terday morning by the Chesapeake and
Ohio express train, accompanied by the
Petersburg Command dery; Inc Peterspurg !.
knights went oFer home IN the aftetn oon.1
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A PLEASANT SoCuBLE.-Professor Minor
had delightful entertainment at Monticello
Hall last night. 1t was styled Phantom
Party, and while it was success as far as
its name and intents are concerned, 1t was
by no means phantom party in point OF
numbers Of real people. ItWas SUCCESS in
every respect. -. .,,nf ...st .. j.
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AN INTERESTING VISITOR. esterday
Colonel E. c. Malel De Carteret, aid-de-
camp to the Governor of Jersey, and Grand
Master of the Grand Lodge Of Freemasons
for the province OF Jersey, Europe, arrived
at the St. James Hotel. Colonel De Carte
ret Is member OF the ancient family, one
Of whom, Sir George De Carteret, was
founder Of the colony (now the State) OF
New Jersey. a.ssi.5 s.,.t-l-.s --..S,
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b; tClasa,oba. AThe ladies' of the Meade NE.
mortal chapel have Fixed upon next THUR
day evening as the;one for the entertain-
ment TO be given by Mr. JamesP 2. CoWardin.
g CataWba" win give. excerpts from all OF
his humorous lectures, and will endeaYor to
make the evening as pleasant as possible.
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ROLL OF HONOR AT THE RICHMOND HIGH
SCH0oL.-The following is q List OF the pu-
pils on tile roll OF honor at the Richmond
High-School this week: Senior elass--fouhiul Il !:
FNinetree. intermediate class-GeneyleVe
Adams, Mabel Burruss, alice Ezekiel, FAM
ME Herring, Mamie Lyon, Mary Nowlin,
Lucy Powers, Mamie Sehapp, Gertrude
Smith, Blanche, a., Turner, Rachel Van
Voft, Florlie Wilkinson, C, G.. Dearborn.
Junior class Ada: dersoD, Augusta AM
Cottreil, Constance .Gaben, Bertha Dickin-
son, Ella Hutcheson. Fannie Moon, Emma
Turner, Jennie Whittett, Fannie. Wyatt,
Louise Wyatt, Oh. Bailey. attendance for
the week = per cent. 4 -,iris6 3.ss..,.: ,,ssts3
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DARN. this week we will offer our
DRESS GOODS

DRESS GOODS
:: very low figures. Notice ,he following:
BLACK SINS. S7Hc., 81. S1.25, $3.50, and up;
BLACK CASHMERES, 80, 40, co, S5c, 81, and
up:
OI.OHED CASHAIERES iall wool), 60c. and up;
EROCADE ALPACAS at go. 25, 80, 90, and Soc; !;
rLAIN ALPACAS at 25. 37E. and soc.
Besides these we haye-a the new styles and shades
&: Goods, which We are selling very cheap. We are
continually adding TO our stock Of underwear. and
sustaining the reputation OF house rs the head
quarters for MERlSO and WOOL UNDERWEAR
!o- Indies. gentlemen, and children.
Douot forget 10 give us = call before you purchase.
COURTNEY & POWELL,
.nr5 SIS Broad street.
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PIANOS. 0IsaANs,4 4e:.
TO BUY AN ORGAN. Al]'T s. s.

-gf1 3i>:.Ys .TIF - t5isss
The MASON g. HAMLLN ORGANS hayes been
assigned THE FIRST RANK, y4the Judges afeTH Hk Y
CENTsNN1AL. They may now be bought YERf Low
FOE CASH or ON EASY TERMS VII. BY the pay:
nent Of one tenth OF the cataiogpa price esAh ana
one tenth every three months until ten payments
are made. 49, It:tf tt.sfttftti - - Il.
i For instance: To purchase an organ worm 91py,
YOU pay 41 Bicash, and SI5 every thres months IAN
ten payments are nadea Thus pureEasiaS ~ -
by the payment Of s5 per month which i ts only ths
reat OF plano. aIs
. 7. L. D.WALF0RN & ARLT0H MccAHThYf
!, Agents Mason q IIamin Organ Comp 4pfsiat
Z no lin 814 MaiI direct, Richmond Val
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>; SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS. FRIDAY
Fairfax Us. City of Alexandria. Further
argued by C. w. Wattles, Esq, for the
plaintiff in error, and C. e. Stuart, Esq.,
for the defendant in error, and submitted.
bells us. Puryear and others; Hord's admin
surance Society OF Virginia Us. Holt, &c. IL;
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DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE.-In order to NEE.
the constantly increasing demands Of our trade we
have added q weH-selected assortment Of NEW
TYPE, which, together with our improved MA
CHINERyy and sKILFUL. MECHANICAL TALENT
warrant us in guaranteeing the VERY BEST ,cLAsti
OF WORK at moderate figures and Ia the most expe
dittous manner. .i-i.i - .s - st-s1 ~ - th.s't
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NOV. j .EMB J, / Is IIS7e

ted fnieyery part OF the State Hsth had tFsl
|syelled oyer every county In it, and he found
hundreds and thonsand ds OF young men
who were longing for. education that they
might be able to do something for d sup
port. he then give d shors history OF the
College since is was removed to Ashiand,
what it has done, and what yet remains to
be done before It becomes what the Meth
odists Of the State intend it TO be,
s This Is but q mere outline Of the remafks
and arguments Of the celebrated orator.
Space forbids us to give it more In detail.
Although. his remarks were an hour and q
quarter in being delivered, they were lis
tened TO throughout with the most earnest
attention. ~ t i. =: Z 80
itfAt the conclusion Of Che address d coliec-
ttionwas taken up for the purpose OF bs1iid-
ing dromitories. at .,Taai
!. During the collection Rev. DIR, McP Phewin
made strong appeal to the Methodists to
do what they could in helping the cause Of
educationin the Church. Many Of his re-
marks were Of the most humorous charac-
ter, frequently elieiting roars OF laughter.
The meeting closed about 10 O'Clock.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Methodist Conference Appointment
for Sunday.


ing on tomorrow by members Of the Meth
odist Conference, of Virginia were an
nounced last night. Other appointments
will be made to-day:
METHODIST CHURCHES. ..Fi,..
Broad-Street.-11 a. NJ, Bishop III. Il.
kavanaugb, D. d.. ordination Of deacons
Il 2. H., Rev. J. B: MePherrin, p. D.
* CeRtefaary.-H A. NJ, Rev. James A.
Duncan, D: D.; q P. d., Rev. Joseph FL.
Riddick. .f.' r.- e- ..,ss,e~s.. e;iG,ts
Trtnitu.-II A. NJ, Rev. William E.. Ed
wards; u p. NJ, Rev. John c. CRANBERRY,
DID; ordination OF elders. ,.t -
Union Station.-11 : A. NJ, Rev. S. s.
Lambeth; = p. NJ, Rev. George. E..
Booker. II.
qu-Street.-l1 A. NJ, Rev. j. B. Nc
Pherrin, D. D.; Il p. NJ, Rev. James R
WGin- Street.-1l A. NJ, Rev. James W.
Bedsoe; = P. NJ, Rev. Charles E. Watts.
Oreqon.-11 A. NJ, Rev. John L. Clarke {;
= P. M, Rev. Charles FL. Boggs.
Nicholson-Street.-11 A. NJ, Rev. Oscar
Littleton; u P. NJ, Rev. D. G. C. Butts.
.Manchester.-1 A. NJ, Rev. Joseph H.
Amiss; = P. NJ, Rev. William McGee.
Belle Isle.-4 7. NJ, Rev. Lewis Fl. Guy.
Elba-Park Methodist Episcopal Church,
P. NJ, Rev. Leo. Rosser, D. D.; u P. NJ,
Rev. j. H. Patteson. .-...
German Chapel.-11 A. NJ, Rev. E. N. S.
Blogg; = P. NJ, Rev. Christian Eyers.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES.
First Church (Rev. DR.. Prcston's) Ill A.
NJ, Rev. j. Powell Garland; q P. NJ, Rev.
Paul Whitehead.
Second Church (Rev. DR.. Hoge's).-11 A.
NJ, Rev. r. n. Sledd, D. D.
Grace Street (Rev. DR.. Read's).-I1 A.
NJ, Rev. r. NJ. Saunders.
Third Church (Rev. Mr.. Scott's).-11 A.
NJ, Rev. H. P. Mitchell; = P. NJ, Rev. E.
NJ. Peterson. -.-.
BAPTIST CHURCHES.
First Church (Rev. DR.. Warren's) Ill A.
NJ, Rev. John Poisall, D. D.; u ?. NJ,
Rev. James o. Moss.
Second Church.-11 A. NJ, Rev. William
G. Starr; 73 P. NJ, Rev. A. G. Brown.
Grace Street (Rey. DR.. Hatcher's).-11 A.
NJ, Rev. William E. Judkins; 73 P. NJ,
Rev. W. C. Walden: r-~sr' ., /.
Leiqh- Street Rev. DR.. Garlick' s).-11 A.
NJ, Rev. L. A. Ware; = P. NJ, Rev. D.. y.
Tena6le- Street (Rev. Mr.. Williams's SILL
A. NJ, Rev. r. W. Watts; u P: NJ, Rev.
w. Z. Payne.
Manchester BGpt1St.-ll A. W., ReE.
William G. Williams; u p NJ, Rev. F. D..
Boggs. -.
Seventh-Street Christian Church.-11 A.
NJ, Rev. James NJ. Anderson.
w EPISCOPAL CHURCHES. 6tl
st. Johns Episcopal Cturch.-11 a. NJ,
Rev. j. F. Twitty; q P. NJ, Rev. William
II. Christian. ..r. s.. -
CoLoRED CHURCHES. t-l.r
Third-Street Methodist.-11 A. NJ, Rev.
G. w. Molly 50 P. NJ, Rev. W. f. Baine;
= P. NJ, Rev. r. A. Compton.
D. F. Hodges; 81 P. NJ, Rev. Z. M. Jor-
| dan; "a P. NJ, Rev. M. S. Colonna.
VT. la6or.-Ss P. NJ, Rev. J. W. Crider.
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i THOSE 1l-4 BED-BLASKETs which LEVY BRO
THEIRS sell at $5 per pair are worth sS. Get pair
and keep comfortable when the cold weather sets in
They have also large stock Of Blankets from $l.25
to $50 pair-all very cheap. Z lEa-ll tsi2
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3 READY-NADE ,CLoTHING.-N, you want good
clothing at low prices call at the old corner cloth
.fng-hoase Of E. B. SPENCE 6 SON. 's2tsi Z
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GENTLEMEN's SHIRTS, undershirts, drawers col
lars, and cravats at j. II. SIMPSON & Co.'s Every
thing for u frst-class outfit.
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FROM Presbyterian Weekly, Baltimore, Md. !:
"We unhesitatiusly recommend Colden's Liebig's
Liquid Extract Of Beef and Tonic, Invigorator for
weakness in the young or failing health in the old"
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LADIES' BEAVER CLoAKs.-New and elegant
styles just opened and selling low at JULIUS MEY-
ER's, 6O3 Broad street.
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REMEMBERr THAT LEVY BROTHERS store is
closed on Saturdays. So wait until Monday morn
ing, when they will offer some special bargains In
Cloaks, Shawls Blankets, Flannels, Carpets, &c.
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Z
NEcK-wEAR.-Allt the nobby styles Of nsck-wear
embracing Tecks, Chanc Windsors, and scarfs
for ssleiat low prices by f. 3! !sPENcE& &soS.
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/ have analysed tie .wHISKEY known under tn !,
brand Of "B SELECT" controlled by Messrs. W AL
TER d. BLAIR & Co., Richinond, Va, and find 1t
FREE FROM FUsI OIL and other Impurities, and
recommend It's use for medicinal and family pun.
poses.-J. B. McCAw, M. D., late Professor -.
Chemistry, Medical College of Virginia.
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THE RACES NEXT WEEK.-The races eat
the Fair Grounds next week promise TO be
very interesting. Already Q large number
of stables have been engaged for noted
horses. and some fine racing may be expect
ed. .6One party has secured stables for eigh.
teen horses from North Carolina, some OF
the number having been upon the track at
Saratoga,; Long. Branch, and jerome Park.
Mr.. q. Il. Crouch is getting up the race. ..
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Special bargains In WHITE BLANKETS just re-
ceivcd at JULIUS MEYERS. e.,t.l.
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JULIUS MEYER, 6O3 Broad street, has opened
special department for LADIES' BEAVER CLoAKS,
and Is selling them very low. J..
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CUSTOM WoRK--aand-made Boots and Shoes Of
every description made to order by HERMAN Boz
sGIIEy & BROTHER, 500 and 511 Broad street,
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sErENTY-FIvE PAIR six-dollar white bed blank
ets, cost $3.50 at recent auction sales. COHEN
BROTHERS are Offering their entire stock Of goods
at cost See their advertisement in another column.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-18

GREAT EXCITEMENT at 1909 Main street. over
j. II. SIMPSON 6 Co.'s new stock Of clothing-aH
of the newest styles fof men, youths, and boys.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-18

BUCHANAN AND CLIFTON FORGE RAILWAY
COMPANY. IA meeting Of the Buchanan and
Clifton:Forge Railway Company was held
on the 10th instant at the Office Of the james
River and Kanawha Company. This COM
pany was organized by Messrs. William IL.
HaSall, John j. Allen, and r. w. Cren-
shaw, proxies representing the subscription
~ the James River and Kanawha Company
to the capital stock of the railway company.
This subscription amounts to 1000 OF the
1000 shares Of the capital stock OF said COM
pany. -, :.
The officers elected by the stockholders
were Charles S. earring gton, president Wll-
liam p. sMunford, secretary and treasurer;
and Messrs WV. Gordon, A.. y. Stokes,
and Thomas Seldom, Of Richmond, Is. II:
Nowlin, OF Lynehbnrg, and Judge, John j..
Allen, of Botetourt, directors Int, .r,:J
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ONE HUNDRED NEW .cLoAKs will be added TO
the stock at LEVY BROTHERS on Monday morn
Ing, giving them stock Of Aye hundred, embracing
eghty-three different styles. Such an assortment
was never offered before by any establishment in
thia city. You can get a cloak at all prices from
$3.50 to $50. SO wait until Monday and 60 to LEVY
BROTHERS. and make your purchase. a :S;i z
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! RECEIVED FOR, ,MY WORK THE: MAJORITY
Fair. - 3e3: I. n. j. POWERS,
photographer and Miniture Painter,
S04 Main street, second door above Monroe Park.
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TWELVE DOLLARS win buy i good cashmere suit
from z. b SPENCE s. &soF. {. q
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{ sOyERCo1Ts.-Large stock Of oYercoats, at the
lowest prices, for sale by e. B. SPENCE e SoN.
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You can save money by getting yonr stERINo Us-
DERwEAR ut JULIUS MEYERS. 49, ,,i..
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GodeY's Ladys Book for December re-
ceiyed from J.iT. Ellyson, .1112 Main street.
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BURIAL OF DIR. DovE.-The funeral OF the
venerable Dr. Dove will take place this af-
ternoon from ST.. Johns church at O'Clock.
Yesterday large number OF Mascnos Wis
tied the residence OF Mr.. William B. Isaacs,
on Sixth street between Clay and Leigh, to
take last look at face which was familiar
to many of them even before they assumed
the vows Of an ssEntered Apprentices" s
The remains OF DR.. Dove lay in a hand
some walnut casket, mounted with plain
silver ornamentsiE Engraved on! a"stiTer
plate on the top Of the. .casket is the simple
inscription "Dr. John Dove, born Sep
tember 2, 1892, died November is, 1876 !;
aged eighty-fonr years, two months. and
fourteen days." g5s
The funeral will be under the auspices OF
St. Johns Lodge, No. sc, put all the ma
soaic. bodies of! the city will participate,
Elsewhere in the Dispatch will be found
the announcement Of the meetings OF the
several grand and subordinate bodies. 2
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. For GOOD CLOTHING at low prices call. on Fs-B b.
SPENCE &c SON: l.t.s'i sf..+ Y ''il
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Z oHElDoLLAR VIII buy good heavy merino undelr-
shirt from E. D. HrEacEt& SoH. t3
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'THEMETH0DIST CONFERENCE

fs.s s;fst iii y sig .iis.t u - n !
sATTENDANCEFEsT
4 OF sDEAC CoNs-LIsT. OF SONS ELECTED
TO ELDERS ORDERS ANDDATEs PASS
1 ED no DEAcoNs' ORDERS ADhHTTED on
!. TRIAI-vIsTToRs1R CHRISTIAN RvERs
ENDORSED AND TRAEsFERREDs no THE
GERMAN WORK IN LOuIsIANA4MEETING
!, OF THE MISSIONARY AID SOCIETY, &c.>s.ss
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MARsnMALLow DROPS, GUM and CHOCOLATE
DROPS, at PIZZTNrS. -.
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MANCHEsTER NEWS,

Citu Councfk-Last night was the, regular
Council night, but there was no quprum
present, and conseq equently there was no;
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy and
cool. At night it was rainy and disagree
able.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, 46 !;
8 A. NJ, 49; noon, 81 P. NJ, 90; p.
NJ, 50: midnight, Al.
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lMTNICE.MEsAT..li q

COOK &;AABGHT0NIl AsMs, horses, &c.ls3Ei
E. b. COOK, 10a a. d. ifrutt-trees syerg &c.
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Go TO PIzzINrs and get some Of those nice
oranges and bananas. - - g
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HAVING ARRANGEDiaAea1IMElSS
IL BOAT "sUBLETTf to carry
iAsseilycrs, she win leave Richmond every TUES
D,AY and FRIDAY MORNING and return every
hmEDSESDAY and SATURDAY NIGHT, plying
tween Cedar Point and this city. Boat DOVER
W run as usual
freight and baggage received at all hours OF the
aoIs -ot' A'' W. A. sUBLETT.
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8ifllrtoIIlld 1lspatrh.
as-THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE c1Tv <; 'lf-da ~! a0
SATURDAY. I. NOVEMBER IS, 1876.
WEATHER REPORT. {

PRoBApILIT1Es TO-DAY Washington,
November 17.-For the South Atlantic
and Eastern Gulf States, falling barometer,
stationary or higher temperature, and
cloudy or rainy weather viii prevail, with
northeast to southeast winds.
For the Middle and East Atlantic Coast,
rising or stationary temperature, north and
east winds, cloudy weather, and rain or
fog, and in the Middle Atlantic States fall
ing, but the East Atlantic coast stationary
or rising, barometer. .a-,
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CLOAKSu CLOAkS!!!

CLOAkS. CLOAkS,! ! CLOAkS!!i
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS At
BROWNE 4 ROWE'S
CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE.
NJ W GOODS ENING DAILY.
Call and examine their stock OF
,LOAKS, SHAWLS, DRESS GOODS. and
CASSDIEREs, &C., &C.,
Z: igwc-i cash prices. BROWNE & ROWE,
No. 322 Broad street,
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FREsHF1e has splendid lot Or asss:!

FINE MALAGA GRAPES AZ P1zzrsI's.
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We would invite special attention
LADIES' CLOAKS.

D., .,c goods made 10 our order, and are acknowl-
EDGED by all who have seen them TO be the
han3soncSt and cheapest in the city.
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BOOTS Of all styles, Trunks, Satchcls, Vahses, &c.
or sale low at 509 and II Broad street,
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rRssxI.s.

Schooner Susan, Schooner T. Ps Phara, Schooner
Ro1ana, schooner A. q e. Burton, Schooner Rebec~
ca Night Brig Laura, Schooner y. =. Wiliarss fa
: l,..,fty =. y MIsCRLLANEOUs.
Broker, box $40. ii s..
sfE''i =. q E. Il. VAN Lew, Postmaster.
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sEwayG.MACMINEs.

GREAT MPROVEMENT.INS SEWING
" MACHNES.-"THE LITTLE MONITOR"
te adies' friend, no shuttle, no bobbln no re-
Winding of thread makes three kinds OF stitches d.
ec.ly from two whole spools, and has self-regu-
Sing tension and self setting needle. sr
JOHN B. CRENSHAW, Agent. 80
h02-3m a033 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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mex, to Columbus's confectionery.
NOW Is TIE TINE TO ECONOMIC

h DN IS TIE TIME 10 ECONOM1LE
Tcs ~ Cog T9sr kh GOODS cheap al
Just opened. large and heavy White Blankets at
= and up; heavy al-wool Shawls at 81. so and mp;
laciurerS prices Dress Goods in all the new shades
and styles at greatly reduced priccs great bargains
~ haeS Apaeas from 25e; up; pew new i9t Ioci Sn IL
aics' furS from IS set up; news Styles III ladleS
aad children'S Hats and Caps: Fm Trimmings in all
widths aud styes-very low; Worsted Frngcs in all
:hc newest shades; so dozen ladies' Felt Skirts at
inc. aad upwards: some extraordinary bargains in
White Red. and Gray Flanncs ladies', gentlemen,s
and cilJren's Merino Underwear at bottom prices;
aiot OF eentlep en- and boys Cardigan from
%nc'ion, and selling at half value; clildren,S siik;
solid Coored Hose; patterns IN Hearth Rugs at
1w prices and lots Of other goods at bottom prices
DeMoREsT's PATTERNS Of the latest winter
styles just opened. Catalogues free. no l4-eod
GRAND OPENING OF. THE LARGEST
tAyD MiSTER Dry GOODS, ,NoTIoNs, AND
FANCY GOODS tha. eyer was opened at
80. No. 627 BROAD STREET.
Which viii! be offered al theyery lowest cash prices,
DRESS GOODS in all the latest styles and shades;
habiEs ssf BEACk Eht ihks bEkvm eLo&Rs 6aa
cAssMEEEs; FLASSELs. ~ D l"l'.'.
O., NOTION NATEEsES9s sssd sa with
Laldes' and Misses Plain add Striped Hosiery; Kid
Gloves, Gauntlet Gloves; CUTS and Collars: Hand;
kerchiefs, Corsets, Towels Napkins, &C., &C.; and
our Fancy Goods and Emhrodehes cannot be ex-
Geled-srch IS Infants Merino Clozks and Walking
Coats handmade Sacqucs, Caps, and Afghans:
WATERPROOF Cloaks made to order; and ou
STAMPING DEPARTMENT. is furnished with en-
Ire designs of PATTERNS. ~ $ =
STAMPED Y0KES, PILLOW, SHAMS. .BRAlDS
EMBR0IDERING SILKS and COTTONS al@ayt
hn hand; =. 4 81 ~ ff' So 'fa' -. -.
Also, full line Of soc. KID GLOVES. znst
Country orders promptly filled ut short notice.
Call early and examine for yourselves. oc 2-5m
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