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no CIV

NAT PEOPLE VISITING THE CITY
this and next week should not forget to call Mt
SYCLE BROTHERS.. They have the most exterl-
sIye stock In the city of Richmond and at prices TO
suit the times. .r. ....
In. our Dress-Goods Department we have every
shade, color, and style.
Beautiful DRESS GOODS ut 124c.;
Nice DRESS GOODS at one shilling per yard;
Handsome DRESS GOODS at 25c.;
Beautiful BLACK CACHEalIRE ut Acc;
100 BLACK CACHEMIRES reduced to 75c.;
1875 BLACK CACHEMIRES reduced to 90c.;
COLORED CACI1EMIRE from 62i.c. to 90c. per
yard-all shades;
ESQ pieces BLACK ALPACA from one shilling to
Isl per yard. If any person wishes al AL PACA
DRESS they cali buy 1t from SYCLE BRO
TIERS for twenty-five per cent. less than any
where else. . ...s.... F.. -. ~
Good CAssIIERES for so, 75c., 81, and $1.25
peryard-an extra large assortment;
CLOAKS, SIIAWLS, FURS, L 0 UL e "a d
SKIRTS, aud CORSETS-a large stock to select
Lad,es'. 'Gentlemen's and Children's UNDER
W WSTE EEESSSSE IA e. s5 and ESQ.,
6 6ar FEM and 'RG the cheap
est in the city. Don't fail to look at our II
200 l pieces of LINEN CRASH at 1oc real value
sas .s s.oeR q Rs7 c21oRED BLAS
BLANKETs from 81 .25 TO 81 pair;
We call special attention to our 50 and - BLAS-
SILK RYE XHEsiyETsea large assortment: i
SILK VELVETS from 50 TO II per yard;
yELyETEENS in all colors and shades;
BUTTONS, GALL0ON, PRINCES, aud all the
latest style TRIMMINGS;
BLACK, WHITE, and COLORED, in two and
three button. KID GLOVES from 75c. to
sHEETiNGs, TABLE-CLOTHS, NAPKINS, OIL
CLOTHS, BED-TICKS, and DAAlAsh at aii
We have large Stock Of HOSIERY, sCARFs.
HANDKERCHIEFS, and COLLARS ana
CUFFS ut reduced prices:
Look at our LINEN HUCK TOWELS at*3.50 per
dozen, real value IS per dozen, and thousands Oh
other goods that we could mention but lor "ah'
Of space. 900 ,..,,
Persons wishing samples win please send postage
Goods sent c. Q. d. Special attention paid 70 oraers
Come ana be convinced that SYCLE BROTHEkS'
- '-'' ' SYCLE BROTHERS.,
Bill broad street,
oc27 between Third and Fourth streets.
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ss.CENT STORE.
AT THE

e9-CENT STORE. ~.
The finest LAMPS have ever offered, several dif-
fcrent STYLES, trimmed with ArSand burner,
seven-lnch shade, and chimney complete, for
800;
Also. 4 1nc broad-base LAMP and CHIMNEY that
we sell two for 99c.; -
A large lot of MIRRORS, three styles frame;
Also, u smaller MIRROR. two for 99c.. and an eS-
ira large and FINE GLASS for S1.9S;
An elegant line Of BRONZE MANTEL-SETS, the
finest goods we have ever offered;
Five cases of WALNUT BRACKETS, WALL
POCKETS, TOWEL-RACKS, &C, &C., very
large, and extra fine finish; -.
Another lot Of those LAVA CASPADORES at 99c
pair; ''.
The finest line of DOLLS, large and small, to be
seen In the city:
BILDREN'S FOUR-WHEEL WAGONS, ROCK
ING-HORsES, CHAIR-ROCKERS, &C.; 49,.
A full line of WORK-BASKETS, NURSERY-BAS
KETS, LUNC H-BAsKETs, SCRAP-BAs-
KETS, sc.
Catalogues sent free to any address.
---,. W. A. STEVENS,
oc2 &c sos Broad street
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NO. COHEN BROTHERS ARE NOV
OFFERING TIE MOST EATENslFE
STOCK IN THE CITY.
GREAT BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT

DRESS GOODS reduced from 2oc. to 1885, if'n'
axe IN 25c,, from SOC. to 35c.;
npEss GOODS of the finest Importation "'o"
market valne
20 nieces BLACK and COLORED CAsHhEnh'
lust opened. See the new prices on 'ne"i'
SILK yELyETs, In Black and Colored' At announcer
great reduction;
DoI-RLE-WIDTH FRENCH DAMAssis' IN n'a'N
and Co,ored, reduced from 1915 10 sl.oo'
Another large stock OF COLoRED SILKS al con-
siderable reduc ton;
Soc the new shade of BRONZE at 1918: formerly
sold at 1880;
coI opED SILKS ut so, IS, o0c., 81, sl.lo'
$3.50, and $1.75:
Another large lot OF Guinet's and Bonncts ei'N, IL
SILKS; ..-,.o,
90 ,,,oo.s n,a WHITE FLANNEL at 37hc., marker
v,,ne of which Is 50c., 1T soc. worth ooc.'
,,rne s,oc,s Of PIANO cOyERs Mt great reduc-
lions: ,,,,
largo stock of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC
HOSIERY;
Also. $50 dozen KID GLOVES Of celebrated
make at 75c. worth fully $3.50;
,,rge stock Of CURTAINS, CURTAIN LACf's
and UPHOLSTERY from recent bankrupt
sale; ,
Eo more CT OAKS tust added to their stoch'
| 40 dozen LADIES kSIT-VESTS at 4oc.'
10 dozen at so. 75c., and 81. worth Sl.5o;
KN1T-WEAR Of every description Tor ia"ies' sc"'
MI =" 49, -. ni,d-nn noe
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snRRY COUNTY.

sURRY COUNTY.
srRRY COUNTY, November {, 1877.
Editors Dispatch: The election Passea on
varv nuietly. Mr.. George T. Clarke, Con-
seryotiye candidate, is elected probably oY
10(, majority, which is q very large majority
os the county, until within the last TWO
Years, ha. gone Republican by large oaas.
Having to present last years taX-recelPts
caused some little trouble to voters, ana IN
some cases offered considerable amusement;
One negro presented a receipt for pigj anu
could not be made to understand why NC
was not entitled to vote with plg-recelpt'
There were q great many receipts 1or STORE
acconnts presented. One negro forged q
recent. and will be presented by the next I,
Grand Jury, The people OF Surry may Wen
conorofulate themselves upon securing sucn
= representative as George T. Clarke, a man
in every way we'll calculated to NIL the posi-
ton. He is in every sense an honest ina"
not repudiationist. CLAihAos'.
Later Clarke's majority ascertained TO De
179; no opposition at all to the State ticket.
... sPoTsYLvANIA COUNTY.
In Observation-Disclosures majority
over Powell, SO. c,ou,oa
Fifty-three votes were cast Tor Charles
Herndon for State Senate.
The whiskey and reputation ticket, rep,
resented by Mr.. Powell, ignored Genera
Walker for Acknowledgement. Inc COZ
ored vote was cast very nearly solid for inns
ticket. Very little over half OF the vote was
polled. 1,o,,;d,r.
Al Brent's Mill the vote was: Holiday,
40: Walker, Il; Field, 4S; Murray: AZ )
Kicker, 80; Powell, Is; Lacy, 6.-fTede-
rickSburg Star.
STAFFORD COUNTY.
In Falmouth, for the House OF Delegates,
Mr.. Green received 80 votes and Dir. Mon
cure 40. On
White Oak-Grcen, 1889; Moncure, 20.
Green gains % in the township.
Stafford Courthouse - Moncure, lo4 ;
Green, "a. -
Brooke Station-Green, 50; Moncure, 10.
Moncure's election is beyond doubt
Fredericksburg Star.
WARREN COUNTY. &c..
The whole number OF votes cast IS La,
of which Colonel Holiday. for Governor,
received 104; General j. A. Walker, 1or
Iieutenant-G G Governor, 104; General James
G. Field, for Acknowledgements, lO2; john
II. Lowell, for House OF Delegates, Id
There was no opposition to this ticket
Alexandria Gazette.
Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, November S.-Latest aa-
vices indicate 5000 Democratic majority IN
the State.
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1ry,ot He Cost Her. A Novel. BY JAMES
To-" wv autbor of "Won, Not Wooed,"
nThe Rest of Husbands" CAT Her
Mercy." &c. New York: HARPER d BRO
THEIRS.
For sale by ELLYsoS & YANcEY.-s -
We have another copy OF "What lie Cost
Her." by PAYs, from c. F. JOHNSTON, who
has it for sale.
Miss AGsanthrope. A Novel. BY JUSTIN
NcCARrHY. author OF "a Fair Saxon,"
Lady Judith" ePaul Massey &c.
New York: SHELDON d Co.
For sale BIZ RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
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MT HEADQUARTERS FOR CHEAP
DRY GOODS,

At THE POPULAR BROAD-sTREET
DRY-GOODS EMPORIUM OF
THaLHIMER BROTHERS, COL BROAD STREET.
where we are constantly receiving and selling some
of the best bargains Of the season. -,rro,,,-
q 20 MI nieces new Styles and coors KNICkERBoCk-
D" ER STIiTIS(;S from / 6 to SOC. yard;
So pieces essodLiD-coLoR roFLINs at Ice. worth
a. 1Se FIGURED aud STRIPED MATLEssA
STITINGS from 20 TO 40c. Z yard; On 90
81 pieces COLORED CACHEMlREs from 80 to
4 full iI line Of BLACK and CoLORED SILKS for
dresses and trimmings at very low prices. Give
and complete. ,,o,-,>1>-c
A large variety Of BLACK and MOURNING
GOODS in Cachemires. Mcrlnos. Aipacas, ~
mise. DeIaincs. &C. just received. = few LARGE
CREPE Wells at very low prif;e s;est ves and
,lst nnbpE' and dE GI Kisses sAwLs SKIRTS
Great bargains in from aps!Sn in LABIEs M!TS
Ho USE Go0Ds-sneh as sheet t.
Towels Napkins, Table. Linen OIL Cloths. ban
kets. Quilts Curtains, Laces-at e. tra low prices
10 6Oc-Sivc us a call for cheap CAEpEI;
Some new and special bargains In CASSLMERES,
'WNTERPROoE. and BEAyEE-CI. OTHS, for
mems and boys wcar-onc, of the best and largest
vers cheap: best Red and White Flannes In the
,ESSD IS e ais Ef2rFFo s K hp4 f
ceiyed 90 dozen LIGHT and DARK SHADES
KID GLOVES ut so, Use. aud $l-among them
all the latest shades in nayy-blue, dark-srecil,
gray. scal-br0wn, &c: ,,rr
40 dozen CENTLEMEN'S LIGHT and DARK
SHADES KID GLOVES at 81 pair 10 clos9
them out-thcse goods are elegant qi;ility ana
worth 81 80 to 90 pair. o,,r>-,.
4 large line of GENTLEMES'S FURNISHING
GOODS which will be sold at very low prices TO
reduce the stock. Call and see them, rs II VIII
pay YOU TO do So ,,,,o>-,
Also. a great variety of NOTIONS: RlBB0NS,
SCARFS HOSIERY, GLOVES. HASDkER-
CHIEFS, CORSETS. P0CkET-BOo JEM-
ELRY. SCARF-PINS. SILK sdiASsDh Elm Elm
CHIEFS. RUFFS. RUFFL1NGS, &C., when VIII
be sold at the lowest prices, as we believe 10
quick sales and small profits. ana viii give our
customers all the advantages we can.
Give us call and secure some OF the bargains no"
offered at TIIALHlMER BROTHERS,.
Col Broad street.
" B.-MR. CHARLES HUTZLER Is now With
MS and will be pleased TO see ms iriemdS amI Gus
toners At T1iALHlMEk BhU lnEaS,
nos oVl broad s'tee''
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A COMPLIMENT TO CuFFEE.-Thc I

A COMPLIMENT TO CUFFEE.-The Phila-
delphia Bulletin, Radical, growls:
The detection OF the colored vote was an
other important and sufficient cause OF Re-
publican defeat. Yesterdays election was
to many people startling revelation OF the
capacity Of class OF people who owe every
thing they prize in the world to the Repub-
lican party for base ingratitude and a
stupid selling Of itself to its lifelong enemy.
BY what particular process this vote was
bought up, or what the consideration was
for which it agreed to this wholesale
treachery, does not matter much. 1t was
enough, aud great deal more than enough,
to convert q possible Republican victory
in this city into defeat.
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Died, ut his residence, q La Madeleine" In Han
over county, on the morning Of October IL, 1877,
Captain RICHARD NELSON FOX, IN the sfxtieth
year Of his age.
Died, on Thursday, November 9Th, at ten minutes
to 10 O'Clock, Mrs. ANNA CATHERINE WASS-
MGR, liz the forty second yeaEsef her age.
:. Her funern! will take pla3 on SATURDAY
MORNING at O'Clock from st. Mary's tGerman)
church. Friends and relatives OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend.
Died. on Tuesday, at the residence of her husband,
Joseph Rose 500 west Marshall street, Mrs. DO
ROTHEA LOUISE ROSE; aged ffty-three years.
Her funeral will take place from 81. Johns tGer-
mani church SATURDAY., November 10th, at IL
O'Clock A. Al. Friends and acquntntances are In
yitcd to attend. Relatives expected from Illinois:
.saa ar stH
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MARRIAGES.

Married, at Elmwood, Lunenburg county: Va,
Eavember 9Th. by the Rev. Landon R. Mason,
WILLIAM .,foXTHRESS, of Richmond, Va, to
Miss LOU. c. MAYO, daughter OF tho LATE DR.. John
Mayo. No cards.
Married, at the Second Presbyterian church, No
vember 7th, by the Rev. j. l.. d. Curry, Captain
HENRY T. MILLER, OF Richmoud, to Miss AN
ME L., daughter of Mrs. v. A. Hudson, OF Selma,
Ala. .-s.-------.-..s
Alabama papers please copy. . -
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LEE EQUESTRIAN STATUE.

OFFICE OF TIE BOARD OF MANAGERs)
LEE-MoNUMEST ASsoC1ATIoN. {
RICHMOND, VA. October. 1871
STATUE OF GENE
L. RAJ LEE.-Wca are requested 10 give notice
that the MODELS FOR TIE EQUESTRIAN
STATUE OF GENERAL LEE will be open Tor ~, the
Inspection OF the public In the Senate chamber ~
DAY (Tuesday) from 4. NJ. to ! 2. NJ, and so
from day to day until IL P. NJ. SATURDAY. No
vember 1 9th, upon the payment OF an admtsslon-
fee of 20 cents. DC oo-LNoiV
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MILLINERY GOODS.

NEW AND BEAUTIFUL MIL-$s&
IN LISERY.-We are authorized to an 2R
nounce that nIrs. i. HUTZLER, 6251MeEs
BROAD STREET. has received her second invoice OF
MILLINERY GOODS. Her stock Is the MOST CON-
PLETE and LARGEST In the city, and her PRICES the
very lowest. Everything wanted In tue milllneIy
line can be found ut No. 525 Broad street. where all
are invited to call ana examine her stock. Orders
solicited and satisfaction guaranteed. &C ~
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Patrick Henry's grandson, William Writ
Henry, is running for the Virginia Legisla-
ture. Mr.. Henry is we'll known in Phila-
delphia. and his selection as legislator
would do credit to Virginia. Philadelphia
Press.
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CVuu-RCn DEDICATION.

OF MIDLOTHIAN
~ BAPTIST CHURCH.-The Baptist church at
midlothian " III be dedicated on SUNDAY, Novem-
Der th Persons desiring to attend can leave on
rain which will leave the DaHvie depot ut ~
o'clock SUNDAY MORNING. Fare for tue round ntt
trim, rs cents, ho os-s
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FIGURING MILLS BURNED.-Pittsburgh,
November 7.-Glimore, Walters & Co.'s
Touring mills, and j. n. Straub q Co.'s
malt-house, in Allegheny City, were burned
last night. ..
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~"THE CRY IS STILL THEY
GOMEZ
T. r. PRICE i CO.
announce that second supply Of desirable
FAIL FABRICS


announce that second supply Of desirable
FALL FABRICS ........
has arrived. These embrace, in part.
An elegant line of BLACK CLOTH and MATE
LASSE CLOAKS; -.
Foreign and Domestic KNICKERBOcKEzsS
BOURETTEs, CAsHMEREs, and other latest
novelties.
To their stock of BLACK SILKS they invite spe-
cial attention. tas - ~
COL ORED SIKS, In newest shades, at 81;
New and nohby designs IN French. English, and
American Gil Otis and CASSIMERES.
This department receives particular attention,
which assures the buyer In getting just the article
Gentlemen's furnishings In SOCKS, COLLARS and
CUFFS, HANDKERCHIEFS Kid, DogskIn,
Berlin, Castor, and other GLOVES;
The best assortment of gentlcmen's SCARFS In the
RUFFLiNGs, EMBRoIDERIEs, LACES, and
other articles for theladies;
An assortment of LINENS and CRETOSNES that
can please the most fastidious;
SILK, CAMBRIA, and ALPACA UMBRELLAS
cAsHaERE, MATELAssE, and SHETLAND
WOOL SHAWLS. ~
-, T.R. PRICE & Co...
II oc 10 F. ls;s $50 I101 Main street.
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r HORACE LACY was defeated IN spotsS'-
vania. hut there is ut this writing souie
room for hope that FArETrE McMULLIS 10
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ONLY PURE, FRESH MILK DELIY-
~ Erred, and pronunced by customers the richest
gallon. GR6VEfARa DkfR ONCE "a az US SIKH si1
sireef, between Marshall and Clay. FRESH
CHURNED BUTTER and BUTTERMLK every
day. II. W.WOOD q SON,
8 no CAT Proprietors.
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New York.

No two papers agree as to how the Legs
l,ture stands, The telegraph may tell u.s.
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FINANCIAEe

r DAMS ON REAL ESTATE. ..
I can negotiate LOANS on Richmond city real
estate i'm SUMS OF froaa 5000 to $4,000, on accom-
n9od.tin Terms FRANK D. HILL,
Real Estate Agent and Broker,
No 7.eodlw 11OS SIain street.
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Latin Is dangerous thing for aon-experts
to handle, as witness the uagrammatical
hit Q4nes In our Washington column yes
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EXCURSIONS.
TXCURSION TO LYNCHBURG

THE VIRGINIA Conference, TUESDAY,
NOVEMBER 18TH.
THE 1at,ics of Trinity Methodist church have ar
ranged for AL EXCURSION ria the panville and
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroads to Lynch
burg, va on TUESDAY the 18th instant. inc
pricc of tickets, ROUNT-TRIP, will be only FIVE
DOLLARS-good for thirteen days; This VIII give
ministers. delegates and others, VINO desire II; an
Annual Conference. which convcnes in Lynchburg
on the 4th. This is opportunity FOR persons
hnsiness TO save money Persons going by this cX-
curson return OH any DAY they choose Wild
drnot about s O'Clock TUESDAY MORNING. EX-
curson tickets can be procured at T. L: ID. VAL
FoRD'S, Sl4 Main street; at SMITH INDY ;,
1919 Main street; at MCPuAII. BRoTHEKS
drugstore corner Eighteenth and Broad streets, anu
Of the committee Tuesday morning nj the depot.
10 7-itM.E.S&M
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sT ANDREW ANTOINE, s'fs y
REsTAURATEUR AND CONFECTIONERY,
No. 1l05 MAIN STREET
Citizens and strangers will always find the delicacieS
or the season as the
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S RESTAURANT
ut reasonable prices. Also,
FINE FRENCH AND AMERICAN CONFEC
TIOEERY AND CHOICE FRUITS.
Zoe 8l-tNo23l
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have nolled for State ticket for many
r rear Forthe Legislature Judge II. Cal
len and D. S.. Henkel, Esq, are elected
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YOU CAN SAVE FULLY TEN
PER CENT. by buying your CARPETS Mt
COHEN BROTHERS.
Their stock Is the largest they have ever offered.
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nsEETIEGE.

ACQUIRES sCHoOL-sPEC1AL No
TIGEThe members Of thu st seh 10 Mn nT IS
semblc on MONDAY Noysm9er c cr. A. Corner a. Of
sy snd Frst Streets which been kindly placed
a. a,n 1ut u'sposu' y ~ j. 2. Meg UIRE;
cn ,.. aotx -. Principal.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS RICHMOND IloWITZERs,}
RICHMOND, VA, November 9, 1877.
A TTENTION, HOW1TZERS.- AK
n The men and nom commissioned OIL yXY
GERS Of this command will assemble at the sASSSss
armory TONIGHT promptly at O'Clock, 1890
in fu:dress uniform with fatigue-caps, sabrc-Dens
and white gloves. ,,.,.
conImnntlinr G. z. HAYES,
NO OFF Orderly Sergeant.
CRAYS, ATTENTION. Assemble at
" regimental armory OIL FRIDAY N1GHIE
NEXT, at O'Clock, in undress uniform, Tor ur1Il VI
and business. - IL
By order Captain Louis j. BossIEUX.
no SGT JAMES f. TYLER, Orderly.
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The State Legislatures Just elected do not
choose United States senators to succeed.
those whose terms expire on the 4th OF
March, 1879. The law passed in 1866, Of
which Senator Morton was the author, pro-
yides that the Legislature OF each State
which ID chosen next preceding the expira-
ton Of the term for which any senator was
elected shall on the second Tuesday after
meeting and organization thereof proceed
TO elect a senator in Congress. Baltimore
american. rs
That depends. II the Legislature meets
annually, the next session will be the one.
II biennially, the session Of this winter will
elect United States senator's. In New York,
the State Senate just elected, or at least hall
Of it, holds over till the session OF next
year. 50 ii
'..5 ------------------
Our classic friend HORACE LACY is over
whelmed In Spotsylyania. We really think
it discreditable to the civil nature OF the
Spotsylyanians to treat an. accomplished
citizen SO unfayorably. We fear that they.
We're cruel enough to summon ARMAGED-
DON to assist them in their fight with him.
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pILL-HEADS, o. to sI0 per ream, at the
.0 Ql6RATCH PRINTi NGyH0U
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r IOUOR. DEALERS PROTECTIVE
4 ASSOCIATION.

Members of the above Association are earnestly
reuuested to attend the regular monthly meeting
TO-DAY friday, the sth At r ~; az =; Sauers
un o.. - Secretary.
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r1,HIs is TO CERTIFY THAT I HAVE
i this day sold my interest 10 she livery Sms R
carried ON In the name OF QUNE y SS 81 nM w
THOMAS DUKE. JH. w. " SL -, a.
RfcTMoNDs November q. 1S77..-- -. no s-Ss
DOOR AND JOB WORK NEATLY TX.
Is ROUTED AT THE DISPATCH PRIsTANa.
HOUSE
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THE ELECTIONS.
Virginia.

= ALENANDKIh VVVNRk NM VIZ
State Ticket Holiday, LILO; walker,
1,G11; Field, 1,713. House OF DELEGATES
Mushbach, 1,16s; Hunter, 1,12O; Johnson
SIG; Sy1alax, 572 Harmon, 1893; Henry
80
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MASONIC NOTIOE.-The mem ~
Nl hcrs Of DOVE LODGE, No. 81, A. F."
and w attend +, ssdtsa Sc Absns
tI.Il rornnr nj Main and Third streets, on THIS
friday EVENING, November eth, at o'clock.
Members Of sister lodges and transient brethren
fratcrnally invited.
BY order of the w. hl: ,,c,,vr c.~.,
no -ltx BEN. L. ACECs1, ocCIclary.
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1ossEsrA1p SINCE UNFORTUNATELY ieZ"ti
LOSSES UNPAID (SoT DUE)............ l'io@
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AMHERST COUNTY.

In this county we have heard frOul all tue
precipcts but Oronoco and RlverVlilc,
though not officially, and we give the hs.
ures, which represent the whole vote. as
there was no opposition to the CONSERVATIVE
nominees [of whom r. A. Cosnli'' ESQ.,
was one1.-AmherSt Enterprise.
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Lov1sdsroN, VA, November THE
Democratic ticket is carried, except for the
House OF Representatives. .E1-Judge
George S. Stevens (Ind.), elected by 8 ma
iority. Nothing strange for Nelson.--
Lunchbur9 Neacs. ..-"
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PETERSBURG

; AND INSURANCE CONF
or
PETERSBC RG, ~
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n. NUChbkIDTE COUNTY. 2
LEXINGTON, VA, November 7, 1877.
Lady and Frazier, independents, reid
iusters, &C., have carried Rockbridge coun-
ty oyer Letcher and Shields, the regular
nominees, by considerable majoritles.
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;;,. RocKBRlDGE SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
Joe Sherrard carries Rockbridge county
for Senate over Eubank, the regular nomi-
nee, by 500 majority. The district is COM
posed OF Rockbridge, Bath, and Highland.
Eubank carries Bath by $50 majority. Sher-
rard Is no doubt elected. - Valley Viryiniar
SHENANDOAH COUNTY.
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MEMBERS OF R &c Fl M ND 80
pYTHfASl viii attend stated meeting oftsl SZ-El
net Ledge q fy =, Gs; oelo aRl em
iersiof sister lodges are fraternally Invited <
to attend. cx,,.o
10y ''"'i Va '"~ G.. F. DANFORTH.
roo1t Keeper OF Records and Seal.
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DEATHS.

Llabama papers please copy.