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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-06
Wholesale Elections.

To-day there are elections in New York,
Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, New Jersey,
Connecticut, Iowa, Minnesota, Nevada,
Wisconsin, Tennessee, Texas, and Nissis-
sippi. They are for State officers and ieg1s-
-lators. and not for congressman. The result
inthe legislative elections in some OF the
States will decide the matter OF senators
that are to be elected to the next Congress:
notably in New York, where senator Is to
be elected to succeed Mr.. CoNKLlNG. Ii he
manages to carry the State he will be're-
elected; but should he not, there will be
one Of the vanest and most Wanting OF
politicians wofuliy taken down; or, bor-
rowing ScHURz's humor, we may say that
""a swelling turkey cock will be decidedly
:flabbergasted. ...'. ..:. n.. ..s
There will be much confusion and some
strangeness OF results in these elections.
We cannot, upon the whole, apprchend any
show OF Republican solidity. There must
be, we think, waning of strength in that
party. New York we rely upon as Demo
cratic. Massachusetts will be a muddle;
Connecticut will have Democratic bias,
and New Jersey will do better in the. same
line. That is our opinion. Pennsylvania
is very unreliable State. She was wontto
vote on both sides of the question long be-
fore the war ut elections that were only a
few weeks apart. 1t may be that Pennsyl-
Yania is not less capricious than she was for
merly, but we think it. likely that trick,
fraud, and corruption, are now chiefly at
the service OF, the party that has for years
held the State in chains. .:s,.<5!; -'.ss...ss.-
We shall more than probably see things to-
day that will surprise us in both ways. The
honesty Of the Administration must have
dampened the ardor of the extreme Radf
cals-those inclined to Is bloody-shirtism'---
and it has unQuestiopably very much ip-
censed the office-holding party hacks. These
things: must bring upon the Republican
party good deal OF disconcert and suilen-
ness; and the elections will, we think,
show it. .!' .ttrGa"l J. ma -'..t..' 800 :.
Such an effect will be glorious for the
country; but then for the yindication OF
the public reputation for discriminating
and fair Judgment the honesty that drive:
off the selfish and dishonest partisans should
draw achievements to the support Of th'
Administration that will fur more than com
pensate for its losses. ..... ..,.
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The IJnited States Senate.

Lately it stood 80 Republicans, 80 Demo
Gratis. / independents tjudge DAVIS. The
decease of Mr.. MORTON and seating OF Mr..
VOORHEES, for whoever is to be MoRToN's
successor] Will leave the Republicans but 4
majority. Louisiana has no Senator and
South Carolina but j. Two Republicans
and Judge DAVIS can seat the Democrats
from both these States. Aud il they are
seated the Senate win stand Republicans
80, Democrats 81, and Judge DAVIS, lie
in all--the whole number. II Judge DAVIS
votes with the Democrats the Vice:Presi.
dent will have the casting vote ~ ~. ~
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MT NEVER WERE AS CHEAP.

DRY GOODS never a9 CHEAP az tney arc To-
Jay or senior par'neI nus nes. Al nc" .orN ~,
We have ever had We now offer to the public
large and well-assorfed STOCK OF DRESS GooDs VI
BLACK SILKS in all qualities at reduction of
coLoRE 81 SILKS m Al qualities at the loves.
n s'GSs d Sf d.Fk large 0f eve
BLn aSiees ana coLoRED sih LAT 'kh'hIs AT 70"
Excellent ALL-WoOL DOUBLE-TW!ItLED
g yard worth sc: and 81 :,
sl:25, and sl:so per yaEa-all purchased since
L1aH IA e5s1f FRENCH eE ER1Nos for
fanis cloaks; ~ s,..;,:... 81, 70 on
BLACK ALPACAS at g: 80, 80, 4Q, 40, %: S xs
80 SOP per re cent. on yo On, Apaeas. sc :.
,''I}s%S ;Sssf e. & os e. $ss md
s1;SS pr yara "a 80 a. To- Curtains :, 1av lea,
~ 20. S5e., and ap e q psr yard: :. s..r,aos.
stock Of ye o. bs
4. largest ' manufacturers in New York and i'm
ported from Berlin; ~" nos
FURs of all. kinds1MuFFs, CAPES, B0 "a ;,
FIJI 1l assortment Suii ae Of -BRUssE1s, TAPESTRY,
cNRP fn!S' also, = large stock Of RUGS, MATS.
DRUGGETS, and HASSOChS--all to be sold nj
greatly reduced prices; .-,,o .. ,o,>,
'0t worth 1870; -, ~, -, T., ,. 49,.
LADIES' Gentemens. and Misses shaMhS IN er Gn
BLANKETS, at prices 10 please the most eco
ncmical; ,,,,,,g =. N ,.,,.,,., Gov,
Sc to $50 per pair Yon can save 25 per cent.
pA q t.G and 7 TnReatEecovERs; CLOTHS
CANTON FLANNELS In Bleached, Unbleached,
and Coored, at rs per cent. less than last year
ALI-W0OL FLANNELs In White, Red, Gray
and Yellow-b0tll plain and twillcd: also, Plaid,
strined, and Plain DPERA-FLANNELs and
ALL.WOOL BLECOVERS, at 81 worth $3.50
icovER!Ss + ii Qualities and large as.
AI iS5t1.S 'FRINGES BUTTONS and other dress.
MARs sEnhfEs = outfits III At $3.50 worth IS, IS
HoS SHISn g QUILTS a, soc. worth 75c at 75c
worth &l.25: = H. -" 40
cNa up to So s;'tfoll Enc ~ D s-''
WOOL BED-SPREADS at*2.5O and $3.50 Tor the
BA LII and BOULEVARD SKIRTS at So
cAR RPl WARPIn s! soors; n,,. ,a ,,,-.1
l''e1sssri It !he loves. prices:
GERMANTOWN WOOL
and ZEPHYk WOhSIEDS: -.
Gcntlemen'S FURNISHING GOoDS Oh an NnI Ii
and prices so low as to prove satisfactory to AL
large assortment OF goods for boys ana men
Hoo Stiss .iB1REAKFAsT.sIIAw NUBAs, CAPS
ICKk1TS, BERTEES, and other knit worsted
| goods: .....: ~ t' -. :. -
MERlNO aud LAMBS'-WOOL S IL T anu
The lowest prices: ,
JJSDER-G GARMENTS for ladie5in great variety, nj
prices TO suit all:
The latest STYLES DIR ESS-PROTECTORS. SKIRT
ESTENDERS. H0OP-SkIRTS,a and BUSTLES
Rar,,ins IN SILK. LINEN. and COTTON HAND
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Mt HEAVY DECLINE IN DIR y
GOODS !-COHEN BROTHERS will offer Monday
the goth instant 81 CASES OF GOODS just pur-
chased In New York during the recent heavy de-
cline among which may he found
SO pieces MOHAIR LCsTRE DRESS GOODS at
1926; -. ~..
SO pieces RICH DAAfAsSE Mt 1Gsc., reduced from
80 pieces RICH DAAlASSE at 20c., reduced from
3Oc.; ut 25c., formerly sold ut $780,; at $780,,
Just reduced from Soc; '..'.-.. ....
9 pieces ALL-WOOL DAhIASSES, tlfty-four inches
wide, in black and colors, at $3.50, former price
having been S2.75; -, .,..-. -......
As pieces ENGLISH COLORED CAsHH1ERES at
" &c., reduced from 25c.; -.
KSICkERBOCKERSa at 33c formerly sold at 45c.:
KNIt;KERBOGKERS at 40. so, and 66c.;
KNICKERBOCKERS at sl.75, ffty-four inches
wide, all wool and silk, reduced from SO:
LUBIN'S SILK KNICKERBOCKER (lhe finest
goods importedl at s1.T5, formerly sold at
DRESS GOODS in endless variety at greatly re-
% pieces pieces RESTRAINTS BLACK and coLoRED
- ;CASEIMERES (lhe best goods imporfed) from
y" B0c. up-every grade warranted zoe. yard less
e than regular yafue. 80 -. &C 81
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The Ohio River.

On the LIST instant there was a meeting OF
a body that Is called "The Ohio-River I'M
provement Commissioners" at Pittsburgh.
This Board is appointed either by Pitts
burgh or the State OF Pennsylvania, we sup
pose. Its business is the Improvement Of
the navigation Of the Ohio river by lock
and dam. The initial step is the building
Of a lock and dam five miles below Pitts
burgh. ... -, -, ~: "a ..,........,.f;#
The first dam is intended to secure a sup
ply of water for Pittsburgh, giving her a
roomy basin for tonnage laid up there.
When this dam is finished others will be
built between Pittsburgh and Wheeling,
and the Wheeling Iateltigence' says that
should the system prove successful Sin a
'sfew years the whole river viii be made
"navigable at all seasons Of the year when
"not frozen over"
This Board OF Commissioners had re-
port from their Executive Committee, which
spoke OF what had been done in securing
proper legislation from the State OF Penn
sylvania for the work. The report also
spoke Of the importance OF the work pro-
posed to the United States. and presented
strong reasons why Congress should make
liberal appropriations towards it.
The report Of the commissioners quotes
the United States Committee on Transporta-
ton for the statement that the domestic
commerce OF the towns and cities OF the
Ohio river amounts to S1,64I Zoo, 900 per
annum-nearly double the whole foreign
commerce OF the United States.
In presenting the claims Of the Ohio river
upon Congress the report sets forth that
from 1863 to 1873 the seven Ohio River
States Of the Union paid 1888, So, 500, or 37s
per cent. Of all the internal revenue collected
in the United States. From 1870 to 1873 these
same States paid Al per cent. of the entire
amount collected. Ina period Of eight years,
from 1895 to 1873, Congress appropriated
torty-fye millions for improvements OF
rivers, harbors, and forts on the seacoast,
FIFTEEN millions OF that Wisconsin, Michi-
gan, and the iake-shore Of Illinois and Ohio
had, while In period OF fifty years but
three millions have been appropriated for
the Improvement OF the Ohio. Con.
tributing the largest proportion OF the
national revenues, the seven Ohio River
States receive but a small item OF resxpen.
ditureg. }sts' 4
This puts the claim in q very strong light.
Great as we have looked upon the Ohio as q
national highway, the success. OF the EADs
aelnes IN ! deepening the mouth Of the Mis-
sissippifrsVer so that the largest sea;going
vessels can enter and depart thereirom, adds
immensely to Its dignity.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NE HEADQUARTERS FOR CHEAP
~ DRY GOODS,
rIfu D0DIrrl AID RRlA 4. cTREE,r

AT THE POPULAR BROAD-STREEr -
DRY-GOODS EMPORIUM OF
THKLHfMER BROTHERS, sol BROAD STREET
where we are constantly receiving and selling some
of The best bargains Of the season: .:,,n,,,
81 pieces new styles and colora- KSICkERB9Gh-
So sepfSs '5e 6 idc
a. p pHs; FIGURED FIGURED anil STRIPED s1ATLEssA
81 p peees c5ioRE6 ca6HEaiEEs from 80 to
A full G line o Of BLACK and CoLoRED SILKS for
US . call on DRESS GOODS as our stock Is large
A iarse variety Of BLAcK and MOURNING (,1asS =!
mise. Delaines. &C. Just received. few LARGE
Auo's4 di nes Sel s~ % styles and
Also sr EabPEs and al assE sHAwLs, SKIRTS,
fs saa Il SIT esfsn !" hS
Glys rs s1 n NEE rs sheetuss
Towels, Napkins, Table Lincn, OIL q oths, Blan-
khts, Quilts, Curtains, Laces-at extra low prices
eheap to make Snisk ssles fem
WATERPROOF, and REAyEK-CLOTHs, FOR
mems and boys wear.one Of the best best and largest
WIFE, fiffSs ( sf.ei [G Gy
very cheap best Red and White Flannels IN the
HE sS e aGsi s5 FOR ia S
ccived, 90 dozen LIGHT and DARK SHADES
KID GLOVES ut so, 75c., and $l-alnong them
ali the latest shades in navy-blue. dark green,
gray, seal-brown, &C.: .-,...-. &
80 dozen CENT? EMES'S LIGHT and DARK
SHADES KID GLOVES at 81 q pair to close
them out--tbcse goods arc elegant quality and
worth 51.50 to - pair.
A large line of GENTLEMES'S FURNISHING
= GOODS, which will be sold at very low prices 10
reduce the stock. Call and see them, us IL will
Also %; 'e great variety of NOTIONS RIBBONS,
: SCARFS, HOSIERY, GLOVES. HANDkER-
CHIEFS, CORSETS, Pocket BOOKS, JEW
ELRY, SCARF-PINS, SILK HANDkER-
CHIEFS, RUFFS, RUFFLINGS, &C., which viii
r. be sold ut the lowest prices, as we believe In
quick sales and small profits and will give our
customers all the advantages We can.
Give US call and secure some of the bargains now
offered ut ..;.. THALHIMER BROTH ERS'.
.- a COL Broad street.
n. R.-aII. CHARLES HUTZLER IS now with
us, and will be pleased to see his friends and Gus
toners ut THALHlMER BROTtERS,
nos gu Broad street.
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. New. Book.

The OdeS of Horace, IN English Verse.
By CAsKIE HARRISON, Professor OF An
Gent Languages in the University OF the
South. Part L., containing the First Book.
I2mo. Paper Cover .a.,.'i'..s-:- AL
CAsKIE HARRISON is Il Richmond "boy,"
and one who has already reflected honor
upon his native city The competent critic
OF the New York Tribune Tor the equally
competent one OF, the Boston Advertiser
We forget which) praises his TRANSACTIONS OF
Horace in terms that might well excite his
vanity. .''.- ... ..-
Mr. HAERIsoS's little books do not fur
nish us with the original, as LYTToN's book
does, and as every lazy reader would pre-
fer. ... .,:"-;. r..'.-.i>,: ,..t...'. .J'.
Our copy is from the publisher. t..
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silver Victorious.

The news that Mr.. BLAsD's saver Dill
passed the House yesterday WIN nov SUI,
prise those who have kept themselves posseo
in regard to the subject; but the large ma-
,orlty by which It was passed will aston'sh
many persons. Silver is one OF our cou t,.,
rtry,s productions, aud It y well that UNCLE
SAN should give It his countenance. we
hope that the Senate Will aid the house III
maturing an Objectionable law. =
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The next Congress will have Demo-
cratic Senate for the first time since.the be.
ginning OF the war. for Senators SPENCER,
DORSEY, SARGENT. CoNovER, MATTHEWS, and
PArrERsoS will be replaced by Democrats.
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Me- COHEN BROTHERS HAVE JUST
'.'' RECEIVED: ,....:....s
$50 dozen REAL KID GLOVES In Black and Co
lors at 75c.-the real value Of which. Is $3.50;
Also, the =" l. EROY ~ SEAMLESS KID GLOVES;
so dozen LADIES KNIT VESTS at4oc., rs dozen
at Csc. to 81: -'.|. ..'-. r.,
GENTLESfEN's and CHILDREN'S UNDER
WEAR, in all qualities and sizes, at great reduc
- ton > &C 80
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mT ANDREW ANTONI,,
REsTAURATEUE AND CONFECTIONERY,
NO. HOS MAIN STREET.
Citizens and strangers will always find the delicaces
-. ~, ,Es ~ Of the season ut the E j,Esrsl:is
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN's RESTAURANT
s,,,.s,., :. at reasonable prices. Alsoi liif
FINE FRENCH AND AMERICAN CoNfEC-
.TIONERY AND CHOICE FRUITS.
foe 31-!No22l
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mxRRTAGEs.

n,.rr,es al, The 4st Instant by Rev: w. Pether-
s.asrn WreWfI,LTAhEYR. GRIFFIN ana MISS
s slliss u. MADISON ibotnof Richmond.
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DIssoLUTIONs. Il PARTNERSHIPS

-: - !. -.,..i y 1T IT ~: NOVEMBER !, STE.
WE HAVE THIS DAY BOUGHT OF
NV JOHN n. CIuLDREY bis entire stock, fix
lures goodwill &C., Of the drugstore formerly owned
and run by him ut the corner ef Eighteenth and
Main streets, where we are now laying In an entire
new and pure stock Of DRUGS, MEDtGiNES.& C.'
and everything to be found In nrst-cEsS ORU6
STORE and hon. by close attention TO business,
com peUent and polite clerks and low prices,o sue:
coed, and respectfully solicit the patronage OF al
our friends and the public generally. Style CT firm
JOHN II. McPHAIL 4 BROTHER.
- - - = ~ 80 JOHN X. McPHAIL,
a.. ..n. ...-... E. w. MCPHAlL.
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MEETINGS.

TATHOLIC, BENEFICIAL SOCIETY
" The regular menthly meeting Of the above so
ciety viii lake place THIS fPucstiayl EVEhlSS W.
c. b. u. insurance plan particularly requested
to give this meeting their attention. ny Dryer Oh
80" 49, IT 49, -. Lr;:., al 4, :, Secretary.
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sp.CrAL NOTICES.

NJ, SHERRY. just landing in New
York per Caledonia from Cadz.
-. 40 CASKS WIDOW HARMONY SHERRY.
The above wine will be here In few days. and
shall be pleased to receive orders for same.
ry~~y -~rFfa3E OSCAR CRANE,
nd 6.2w W. No II Governor street.
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s.,7 .,gs. CONFEf:FIONERIES DE. !.,ss1
TUsT RECEIVED BY NEW YOR Z
:25; kegs MALAGA GRAPES; 3: a.-z.e FL
8 cases NEW SARDINES; Il. 49,. -
1000 cases CANNED TOMATOES and PEACHES
1' i(Tinsley's, McMurray's, and Numscn's best
10 boxes NEW. CROP LEMONS;
~ e barrels NEW-CROP CURRANTS; -
i 26 boxes NEW-CROP OlTRON:
s barrels NEW TURKEY ,PRUNES;
500 dozen BRANDY PEACHES, quarts and
] 900 EARfHAGENA COcOANUTs.
: oc so LOUIS j. BOSSIEUX.
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DIR GOODS.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
FOR VISITORS TO THE FAB,

FOR VISITORS TO THE FAIR.
Having ON hand larger stock than We ,htns
sirable, we have concluded 10 take advantage NJ,
opportunity to reduce II. II you wish 4, buy =,
DRESS, we will guarantee you a saving Of ,-,.,.
five per cent.
BLACK SILK atSl worth $50:
BLACK SILK at sl.2J worth .l.7j.
BLACK SILK at $3.50 worth ~;
BLACK SILK at ~ worth $3.50:
BLACK SILK al 1880 worth 1850.
COL0RED SILKS from 75c. 20.
WORsTED DRESS GOODS In all the oove,,f.,
the season at the loves, fsurc..
CASSIhERES, CLOTHS, FLASNELs, 1rv.rv.
-GINGHAMs, DOMESTICs, an. COTTON.
VERY CHEAP.
CLOAKS at "a; CLOAKS s,.i
CLOAKS at So; CLoAKs AK.
CLOAhs at 70; CLOAK> al SO:
..... CLOAKS ut all prices up 10 $50.
Our stock comprises everything kent In e..
class dry-goods house, and will meri, your cya,n,.,
ton.
Save your money by purchasing ynur Try a,,.t .
us. COURTNEY & POWELL.
i29 Er"ad street,
oc 80 between Fourth ard ft..n
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NJ COHEN BROTHERS HAVE JUS

n COHEN BROTHERS HAVE JUST
49,. 81, purchased. of airetiring importer s..
SO pieces COURTAuLD's ENGLISH GRAPES, In
qualities from that suitable for trimming to tho
heaviest and widest for wells, all OF which they
b" viii sell at near 100 per cent less than usual
prices; ;I.,sit.y,,.j ...t fs -. e.
They are also offering the largest and cheapest stock
of BLACK and CoLOFED SILK TELVETs
ever offered before in this city; r.'.. t.... ...
A large stock of PIANO and TABLE-COYERS
from 1880 to s35: ."
RUSSIAN CRASH at @, s, 10, aud 12Yc.;
All the novelties III SCARFS, GALLONS,
PRINCES, and other FANCY GOODS;
Their NOTION DEPARTMENT comprises every
thing that Is novel; ..... ....4
Try their SPOOL-SILk foHr for csc. worth 12i7c.
each; r.. ...f ... 1884,.
Their HOSIERY DEPARTMENT Is now the most
extensive In tins city. " oc 80
NJ COHEN BROTHERS ARE NOW IN
... - y. g. RECEIPT OF ~ ,.. ~,
A full stock Of CLOAkS and SIIAWLS, which they
,3 offer ut low figures ! J.! P ~ d, II :''..
Also, large stock Of ENGLISH BEAVERS from
81 to Sc yard less than market value;
CARPETS and FLOOR OIL-CLOTIIs; .,-.
WINDOW sIIA DIES and FIXTURES: T., ........r
HAMBURGER EDGINGS at 5, 4, 5, 6, 7, s, O., 1oc.,
and up-all below market value. as ~r
--..'.. ... .-.s COHEN BROTHERS,
, corner Fourth and Broad streets.
Closed SATURDAYS. ....'' &C 80
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ADJUSTMENTS.

-..- r. ADJUSTMENTS. 49, -
PIcHMoND THEATRE. ..rar 49, IL;
~ SIX NIGHTS AND ONE MATINEE, .".s
COMMENCING MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9TH
Mr.. j. F. ZtMMERstAS has the honor to announce
the frst appearance in Richmond Of the Emperor OF
-Ia.r LIE CoalMANDEUR CAZENEUyE, r.!
IN HIS BUDGET OF WONDE R S;
r A great programme each evening. including tho
IT, ea.Ul,s ";..~TI wonderful - lf':i" st3
.,,.7" SPIRITUAL CABINET Tr1CK9 ..
TnE M R3uebsEE dSnlXE s apnear
POPULAR rRIctEs: Admission, SOC. and use.
reserved seats, csc. extra. -.
The; sale of seats begins o. FRIDAY MORNING
November Cd, at JoHSsToN's Music.Store, 91e
Main street, fntttQ as ..'.t'>.. no 6-1t*
MOZART HALL: %. .: =. /. r.
T.. GLAND VOCAL AND instrumental
-'...' - CONCERT. ....
..... it,. Miss ALICE SWAIN, ~.. .....
insisted by many professional and amateur friends
TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 6, 1877,
s., at $50 O'Clock.
Dir. c. L. Musical Director
.......... 2. PROGRAMME. .l. -.
r. ...- ...e PART ]. t..8
!, Observation-Disclosures Tell. Rnssini, orchestra.
g. SoLo-Cornct. Una voce POGO fl, Rossini tby par
ticular requestl. Professor John kessnich.
3. TIE FOREST r. Haeser (Octettcl. Male voices.
1. SoLo-Soprano-Les noccs dc Jeannette, Victor
Massc, Miss Swain. 49,.
g. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the Flower o. Dumblaine.
}, Nv. II. Burci,, Misses Swain aud Bedford and
. Messrs. BEDFORD and Grant. .-...-..st
,.r PARTlI. -..s........ ....'..
Il. SAILORS SONG, Hatton, Octetie. 49,, -
q SOLo-COutrstltO-A das BiIdntss der abwesen-
4 den NIutter. Andre. Miss BEDFORD. with violin
|, cello obligato by Professor Thilow. .,..l r.
g. Observation-Disclosures do Concert, y.
,T"<Terschak, Mr.. C. l.. Siegel.
D.. ,SoLo-Basso--The Maniac. Russell. Dir. Grant.
S. SCENA ED ARLA-from fourth act Of Troyalore-
Verdi; LeOnora, Miss Swain: Manrico, Dir. Red
ford, and full chorus or monks. '-!2':
Tickets, &c., for sale at .WYATT'S mnsic-store
No extra charge for reserved seats. no 2-4t
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DYE1NG, CLEANIN0, &C.
T INNEMAN- g. CO., STEAM DYElNG
~ AND SECURING, 400 BROAD STREET, BE-
TWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH. = Gentlemen's
garments Cleaned and Dyed. Also. Kid gloves,
feathers, ladies' dresses, and shawls. Orders per
pokraI-cnrd promptly attended Goods called for
and delivered In any part Of the city. a.,ig,t.
Steam Dyers and Scourers.
Improved machine for spongtug.
sc 2S-d2tAw&w3m
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have this day sold out to JOHN r. MCPHAIL
& BROTHER my entire stock, fixtures, &C., In my
In retiring from the business and earn.
estiy request my many friends-both country and
city-to continue to beStow upon the Messrs. NC
PHAlL IL BROTHER the very liberal patronage
they favored me with In past years. can recon-
mend them reliable in every way, and guarantee
you will be waited on right.
no 3-3t 81. JOHN III. CIIILDREl.
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LEE Ea UPSTREAM STATUE.

~ .IEE-MoNUMENr ASSOCIATION, (.
%. - RICHMOND, VA. october. SIT.
TQUESTRrAN. STATUE OF GENE
Ia RAL LEE.-We are requested to give notice
that the MODELS iEoR THE EQUEsTRIAsS A.
INSPECTION of the public In the Senate chamber To-
DAY ,(Tuesday) from 3 Am. to IL r. NJ, and So
from day to day until ] ! p. NJ. SATURDAY., No
fee OF. rs cents., 800 8. 80 &C 3O-tNol0 .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-06
1,<p0TS, SHOES. Lxc.

T OW PRICES AND FAIR xw
- DEALING HELPS TRADE MuREs4s
THAN FAIR WEATIIER.-Sou Is your nine Z
get bargains in BOOTS and SHOES az
j. MAYS, GOT Bread STREET
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-06

n. R.-MR. CHARLES HUTZLER IS now with
U.s. and viii be pleased to see his friends and Gus
toners at .. THALHlMER BROTHERS,
nos ...H :.. ~ 80. col Broad street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-08
MISSISSIPPI.

NATcHEz, November 1.-THE vote o.
Adams county was light. The entirI
fusion ticket was elected except, possibly
County Treasurer and one Represents
tive. The Democratic State ticket wal
voted almost unanimously by both par,
ties. The election was quiet and charac
icrized Of feeling,
JACKSON, November 1.-THE election
yesterday passed Of very quietly. Little
interest was manifested as there was no
opposition 10 the nominees Of the Demo.
cratic State ticket In few counties an
attempt was made 10 elect the Independ.
ents, but with solitary exception In Mar.
shal county, where tho Independents elect
their entire ticket. The attempt was un.
suCcesSful In Warren and Kinds counties.
The Independents were we'll beaten. An
Independent Sheriff was elected in Ran.
kin county. Ex-Governor Brown was
run by his friends for Senator from the
llth district, composed Of Kinds and
Rankin counties, but was beaten upwards
OF 600 votes A very small vote was
polled. One precinct near Jackson,
which generally votes over 600, pOlled
only %,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-08

LOUISVILLE, November 7.--EsMar.
Shal George W, Hunter, Of Bard town,
while In charge Of prisoners to be taken
70 the peniLenLiaty, fatally shot Sam.
Ford, who was attempting 10 eaeape,
Ford was ono Of the MGrrei gang Of out.
laws. Hunter some time ago killed ChaH.
Murrel, and will bo rememb sred Is the
captor Of Grove Kennedy, the on.laW.
Marshal Hunter sIales that Ford, whom
ho shot at BardstoWn, had sworn 10 Kill
him. Ford Ia one oil the worst men 10
The State; in 1875 be killed negro, and
last spring hc murdered Shelby Ballard
In bed, shooting him down in the presence
Of his daughter. People In the section
he belongs TO are rejoiced at his summary
Shuflling. Hunter, the MarshAl, has done
much towards breaking up gangs Of
seoundrels whose crimes we're numerous.