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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-12-21
. tIa DAiy L4ID
that rpns on suy of It's rains the celebrated
Pullman raiaCe Cars,


All trains Of this grea. route run through
without change Of cars. Pullman Palace
Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars are run
On all lta trans.
All Expgess Trains on this route sre
eauiopei with WESTINGHOUSE Patent Air
3gsaea aud Nilar'- Patent Safety Platform
and Couplcrs-ghe Most Perfect Projection
against Accidents 5noen.
This popular route Is unsurpassed for
speed, Comfort aud Safety. The Smooth,
Well R3lastcd and Pcrf,c. Track OF Steel
Rails the Celebrated Pullman Palace Sleep
ing Cars, the Perfect Telegraph system of
Moving Trains The Regularity with which
they run. the samir,hie arrangement Tor
running Through Csrs between Chicago and
all Points West, North and North " est, Sc
cure ta passengers an the COMFORTS N
MODERN RAILWAY TRAVELLING.
II v0u visa the Best Travelling AccOpno-
dal,ons, you viii buy your Tickets hy thi=
Route 4 ND WILL TAX 2 NO OTHER
All Ticket Agents can sell you Through
Tickets aud Check usual Baggage Free by
tnls Line
Passengers for Chicago, Detroit, Toledo,
cleveland, Buffalo, Niagara Falls Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati, Toronto, Montreal, Quebec. Port
laul Boston. New York Philadelphia, Balt!-
more, Washington, Indianapolis, St. Louis,
Cairo and all
POINTS SOUTH AND EAST
should buy their tickets via
The Chicago, st. Fanl ( Minneapolis
Line"
CIose-Conuectscns are made at Chicago with the
Lsss Shoe ( Michigan Southern, Baltimore 4
ohso. Michigan Central, pit.shGrsh. Tort Wayne d
Caie.go Ksukakee Line and Pan Handle Routes for
sll p5iuts EtsT and SOUTHEAST ard with the
Ch.eaz5 Alton aud Illinois Central for all points
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-12-21

The Chicago Milwsukee and 81. Ioai
WAY is the only Northwestern Ln" eca
ing in same Depot in Choago, VA
the great Eastern end Southern Li'l@
the most conveniently located witt
to reaching any depot hotel or ploe4
ness in that city.
Through Tickets ond Through !
Checks To all Principal Cite
Steel Raii Track, thoroughly aa2s-e.
from cu-t estpghouse improved
metic Air Braks, hiiilers Safe
aud Couplings on all Passenger Cars.
The Finest Day Coaches ana -..
inc Cars.
This Road connects more Eu.io".
tres. Health and Pleasure e s,or.s
passes through finer country, win
scenery, than any other Nortba ster
A. Y. II. CAEPiNEt
Gen fbss. euu I3ybH.
S. s. MERRILL JEe- q. q
General Manager Asst bel'rat
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-12-21
TaI CT.G4g1, ST. PAUL kgD
EE..3E5f2LEg E!zs.EE.."

Tsls the oELT LINE between s, Paul and
minneapolis sod Chicago that passes through
!adsan Eau Claire, Black River Falls, Elroy
auj Il d4dison, and
rs the Only Limo
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-12-21
CLLCag 60, st. Paul
Ard
SsE~
t5EE. 5sAl&y = sSz5&@Hs kiSGz3,

That portion a taa Chicago ( North
p es' csn Railway between Chicago and
blru, vla Aaiisoal sad lhs West Niscoa-
sen B2ilTar bstseen Elroy aud st. Paul,
10 slupespol.-, form & single line between
Chcsgs st. Tsul : Sianes spa.,s. THIS Line
f5i hereafter hs kuoTn az
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y
Among the thousands of various bargains are up
wards OF $4,000 worth OF LACE CURTAINS In
real Applique, Guipure, and Nottingham.
REAL APPLIQUE at $21 set the value OF which
Is s33, nj $50 valued at $44, ut $s5 valued at
500, at $40 valued at s65, at $50 valued at fully
500;
GUlpURE at $l5 set heretofore sold at $25, at
$40 valued at SIC;
NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS and CURTAIN NETS
very much below market value;
BLACK CASHMERE at 35c. valued at Soc, at
45c. would be cheap at Sc;
In LUB1N'S FINEST GRADES we offer The S1.l5
quality at S5c, the 1925 grade At 81, As inch
Wide, double weigh, finest number, at s1.25,
ge 81 sa n at Sl7 REscu mATE1AssE
sl.25 heretofore sold At $3.50; 4s-inch wide at
81, formerly sold at go. so;
1925. at 80 FOR The finest number manufactured
large ee stock es H' Of "GCoLoRED DRESS GOODS at
UpSards Of i5o dozen of TABLE NAPKINS In
Ak,9, q. and r. at great reduction also, lai &c
10 piec e GERMAN RED TABLE DAMAsk at
AZ Ell s' 2f HH e F
Guinett's widest and best pure SILK VELVET
at $3.50 real value OF which Is 49, also. "a,
inch VIDE VIZ bn nSSt a:o tbe 3T
SILK VELVETS In the various widths at great
reduction, among them 27-inch wide al 50 so,
Also. a large stock of CoLoRED ,vELyETs.
The largest and handSomest stock of SILKS In the
various delicate tints OF evening shades ever ex-
't IIpwards of $4,000 worth of BLACK and COL
URED SILKS recently purchased TO great advant-
CitoAKs from 50 np-manv for less than the value
OF the ma,erlal-the largest stock offered in this
Thousands Of great bargains The coming week at
DEF COHEN BROTHERS.
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The Legislature.

AS some persons profess to see an incon-
sistency In the opinions OF those who held
last winter that the Legislature ought not
70 meet this winter, and now hold that the
present session Is constitutional one, we
present the view taken on this point by Il.
TAYLOR BERRY, Esq, editor OF the A"aaeTSt
Enterprise, and partner OF K. A. COG
HILL, ESQ. Mr.. BERRY needs no backing US
a lawyer where he is known, yet it IS not 70
be doubted that he has had the views OF his
d distinguished partner on this question. MT
sBsRgY ayows that he "fully agree" with
the opinion that the last was the first oien-
NAL session, and yet he says:
eff these parties had expended rs much
labor on this subject when it was under
discussion in the Legislature last spring,
and when it was practical question, as
they do now, the result might have been
different, and this session prevented: put
the General Assembly decided lWhetncr
rightly or wrongly is immaterlai) InaC IL
was required to meet this winter. Inc
Governor approved the bill; and, although
not absolutely binding on the judiciary, we
nnprebend that it would so far respect the
action of the two coordinate departments
as not to undertake to interfere"
Allow us to plead that we did expend as
much labor on this subject year ago and
two years ago as we have spent this season.
We think the Enterprise is clearly right.
No Judge would have pronounced the pres
ent session an unconstitutional one if 1T had
been held solely under the authority OF the
Constitution. and in the absence OF call
from the Governor.
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RT CLUAKS! CLOAkS! CLOAkS!
NJ NEW GOODS, NEW STYLES,
NEW PRICES,
TuALHIMER BROTHERS,

THALHIMER BROTHERS,
COL BROAD STREET, CORNER OF SIXTH,
wi ere they are receiving their second supply OF
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
Our buyer being North, we arc daily. receiving
large additions to our very extensive stock,
Over 800 Of the IIANDSOMEST CLOAkS In this
city, made to our special order, from So 10 $50
Give lis call In these goods, as they arc the best
and cheapest we have eyer had.
We give our special attention 10 BLACK CASH.
i NERES. The hanfsomcSt and best ALL-WOOL
CASHMEkES in this city at soc. per yard We
lead the trade III these goods. Please call ana
examine them.
We will show during The cTtire week all Of the new
est styles of COL0RED DRESS GOODS in
PLAIDS, KNICKERBOCkE figured
twiIed, and plain-from l2t@c. up.
Having pnrehased The entire Sloc% Of hankrmpt
of PdASN N Rf b. @eF h BIZ
WHITE 10 be found anywhere outside ol Nc"
Tn CASSlMERES for mems and boys wear we have
received large additions. and now show the best
assorted and lowest priced stock II has eyer hcen
our pleasure to offer. GOOD CASSlhERES
from 25c per yard upwards
CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS at a sacrifice, to
close Them out, rs we do not with 10 keep them
GESTLEMEN's UNLAUNDRIED. LINEN
EOSOM SHIRTS ut soc. worth 81. They are
the best we have eysr shown:
SHIRTS ut 5Oc-an extra bargain. Our stock of
MERINO UNDERWEAR IS very extensive,
and we can supply any one in want OF these
4 new lot Of over 600 dozen TWO-BUTTON KID
GLOVES In black, colOred. white. and opera
shades at soc. L pair. Every one should see these
goods. .. $1,000
Al! Of the latest novelties In BLACK SILK and
CHENILLE PRINCES at extraordinary low
prices. ,.,
full line Of the newest styles Of RIBBONS.
SCARfs. Bows, SILK HhNDKEHClIEF.;;.
BUTTONS in silver, gilt clare dc lnnc, pearl,
&C., can now he ha at our place.
We keep everything 70 be had In tirSt-class dry
goods house, and ut prices to defy competition.
. Call and examine and you will be convinced OF
these facts, at THALHlMER 1fOIHEhH,
Col Broad street, corner OF sixth.
no 23-S,M&Th
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-07

ONE YoTE FOR ONE. MANI Abiding TO
the charge made against the Democrats
in Louisiana and South Carolina that
they have either cast the negroes votes
for them or compelled the negroes toYote
the Democratic ticket, the Republicans of
New England are trying to rally the busy
bodies of that section under the captivating
cries of !" One rotefor one man, p ). Nobody
shall cast two votes &C., &c. w ell. let us
all take up the cry. The State OF Rhode
Island has only 1-20Oth part Of the popula-
ton OF the United States, and yet she has
l-90tfi OF the representatives in the two
houses OF Congress. Mainly, then, every
Rhode Islander casts more than two ballots
for every one that he ought to east. When
hs votes one ballot he neutraIizes the votes
OF more than Two men In the large States.
|: So sas TO Vermont and New Hampshire
...slhe Voters IN those States cast two ballots
ifsesy one that they ought to be per
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The New Railroad Scheme.

The Bristol Neaos, in speaking OF the pro-
iected James-Riyer Valley railroad, says:
"The company is strong one, and now
only the consent of the Legislature is needed
to render the road certainty. 1t VIII be 4
quick work and great one. At present 1t
looks well to us. for the canal is q nuisance
and the road must be great one for the
whole State"
Some OF our sanguine Richmond folks
predict that the construction OF this railroad
will result in increasing the population OF
Richmond to 100000 within ten years. A
population OF that number means taxable
values Of S2O0.OO0,0OO. This city will, in
that event, contribute more than bali as
much as the entire Commonwealth now does
to the revenues OF the State, even at the e.
isting rate of taxation.
But it would not be in Richmond only
that the basis OF taxation would be wonder
fully enlarged. The whole James-Riyer
Valley would feel the quickening influences
OF the new railroad, and would share in the
prosperity which its construction is sure to
bring to this city. The Fincastle Herald
says OF the reports in regard to the pros.
poets OF the scheme:
ssThis is good news, indeed. We confess
that our faith in the ssraging canal " is linn
tied; whilst we believe the capacity for
good to the State Of railroad along the
James river is almost incaicuable. Should
the road be built the taxable values in Bote-
tourt would be enhanced at once TO- the
amount Of thousands Of dollars"
A large city here would enrich all the
counties near it. The farmers would make
more money in merely supplying the daily
wants Of such city than they now do from
all their crops. Every man would be bene-;
flied whose market is, or could be, made,
Richmond. 49,
ForSeye reason the Legislature ought
TO express its approval of the contract
which has been agreed upon for the; early
completion OF this the grand central rail-
way OF the Old Dominion. I;
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enact ebapterrd41 OF the Code OF 1919, IN
relation to promissory notes.
By Mfr. KYLE:
Resogved, That the COMMITTEES on Officers
and Offices at the Capitol inquire into the
expediency OF abolishing the Office OF Agri-
cultural Commissioner, Raflroad Commits
sioner. md Second Auditor. q - =
By Mr.. KYLE:
RESOLVED, Tint the Committee on Schools
and Colleges inquire into the expectancy OF
abolishing the appropriations TO the onl,
versity OF Virginia, Military Institute, and
the Agricultural and Mechanical College.
By Mr.. GRAVES:
Resolued, That the Committee on Schools
and Colleges inquire what legislation Is ne
cessary TO prevent the further diversion OF
the public free-school fund, and to pay the
arrearagcs now due said fund.
SCHOOL TAXES.
On motion of Mr.. SHELDURNE, the Com
mittee for Courts Of Justice was instructed
to inquire into the propriety OF allowing
counties to levy, collect, and disburse all
school taxes.
THE CONVENTION QUESTION.
The resolution OF Mr.. FAUNTLERoY in re.
lation to calling 4 convention came up as
unfinished business, and was referred TO-
the Committee for Courts Of Justice, with
out instructions.
THE WEST VIRGINIA PORTION.
Mr.. HARRISON, OF Sussex, introduced
resolution 1ustructing the Committee for
Courts Of Justice to report whether Virgil
MIA is liable for the whole OF the debt OF the
old State. Adopted.
DOGS AS PROPERTY.
NJ, IIrx-rrp n hill {pocoo1
at the last session OF this body, but when
failed in the Senate) permitting dogs TO De
listed for taxation, thereby to become per-
sonal property, was placed on the calendar.
REGISTER OF COUPONS.
A resolution offered by Mr.. MoFFETT, in
curing into the expediency of keeping a
register OF coupons received for taxes, was
adopted.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
The House, on motion OF Mr.. HARRISON,
OF Sussex, adopted resolution providing
for Joint special committee Of five sena-
tors and nine delegates on constitutional
amendments. .. s..r...
RELIEF FOR TAXPAYERS OF ORANGE. o..
On motion of Mr. WALLACE the bill for
the relief of the taxpayers OF the county
OF Orange-a matter growing out OF the
death OF the treasurer-was taken up and
read second time-aycs, 10; noes, (R.
N. HARRrsoN). The bill was ordered to en-
grosSment.
CIRCUIT JUDGES.
The House agreed to the Senate amend
ment in relation to election OF circuit
Judges. The 18th is the day agreed upon
by the houses.
AT 1910 the House ended its arduous
Iabors and adjourned to meet at II O'Clock
Saturday.
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.mitted to cast IL their own theory be true y
that ours ii consolidated despntic form OF
royerpr,ens. having the power 70 90 into
tho several states and control sheir cleo.
lions. II Congress has that power, taen
let all the states OF the South and the West
rally in favor OF allowing as many votes 20
d western man or a southern man as TO a
New England Yankee. Let us teach the
meddlers d lesson which, they will not soon
forget. Let equal suffrage be the cry.
Down With the New England monopoly OF
that precious right.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-07

5 a large mass-meeting Of leading citizens
was held In New Orleans Thursday night,
aud resolutions were passed thanking the
people Of the whole country in the warmest
terms for the aid extended to the afflicted
.peopie in the South during the yellow-fever
epidemic. They declare that " the annals
OF human suffering and~human sympathy
show no parallel to the active beneyolence
exhibited by all classes of our fellow-coun-
trpmen towards the city OF New Orleans in
its late affection. Not merely were the
naked clothed, the starving fed, and the
sick aga dying miDistered to, but our dark
ness was cheered and our sinking spirits
sustained by charity which descended like
some heavenly messenger, bringing healing
on itsiwings TO them that were ready to per-
isll.''''5j 35st i ;3s ~. &
We are glad to seein Wednesdays Dis
patch Mr.. Royals article on Judge Riyes's
proceedings, and wish we had space TO copy
1t. We heartily take up his suggestion That
The press and public sift the matter to the
bottom. Judge RlYes has exceeded any
powers conferred upon him by any knpwi,
law, and should be4heid to a strict account.
foitsbHrg Recorder, ,.s 3. -s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-07

We have received from Messrs. WOOD
HOUSE & PARHAM the October No. OF the
London Quarterly ReUieu. Table OF Con-
tents: John Dryden; Rise OF the Modern
British Empire; Elephant Catching Pc
trarch; Ancient Cyprus; NJ. Theirs, His
Life and Character; TIE Lancashire Cotton
Strike; Is the Church OF England Protes-
tant The Revival oil Turkey.
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GENERIA i ASSEMBLY, VIRGINIA.

a SPECIAL eoMMTrTEE PROPOSED TO IN
vEsrIaATE THE RTYEs usuRPATIoN-
INQUIRY AS 10 PAY OF scHoo TEACH
ERs-REL1EF ELLIS REPoRTED--A MEA-:
SURE TO MAKE DOGS PRopERTT-THE
CONVENTION QUEsTIoN-ELE oT
CIRCUIT JUDGES; TIME FIXED.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-07
HHhLMERS'S GELATlNE.
Il BAKERS

A r MEADE u BAKERS
DRUGSTORE
AIH-CUSIIIONS FOR !NVALIDS.
AIR-PILLOWS FOR TRAVELLERS,
IIOT-W AFTER BAGS.
ICE BAGS FOR TIE HEAD.
RUBBER CLOTH FOR INFANTS,
SOFT-RUBBEE BED-PANS,
.TRAyELLISG-FLA&K
SPONGE-BAGS.
POCKET-STOVES.
IlOESE-HAIE FLESiI GLOVES
FLESH BRUSHES.
PUCKET-INliALERS,
STEAM-lNHALERS,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ELASTIC STOCKINGS,
SHOULDER-BRACE
NASAL DOUCllES,
ABDOMlNAL->U
IARD-RuBBER TRCSSES,
FEVER-T ERMOMETERS.
GALVANIC-BATTER
And all SURGICAL and
MEDICAL APPLIANCES sold a:
MEADE < BAKERS Dru.>'rm,
au27 9l9 Main ,'r'i'.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
WOODHOUSE & PARHAM HAVE
w In stock and constantly receiving

= NOODSs
WOODHOUsE & PARHAM Have
w In stock and constantly receiving
CHOICE AND ELEGANT BOOKS.
as well as other beautiful goods suitable for
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS GrFrs
among which are the works OF tie uonul,r 49,,
standard poetical and prose writer's hand, nrne, ~
luslIate1, AND IN various elegant bindings nj er-
P0RTE-MONNAIES. LETTER and C1Pi,
CASES OF Russia leather, calf ses-skin. anS
morocco-new styles ""'
PORTABLE WRITING-DESKS for Indies, r.o -.
different kinds OF beautiful woods, handsome,
Oraamented. 'Y
LADIES wORK-BOXES and WORK.H.sYrrs
exquisiicly beautiful. 49,
Oxford tEngland) editions OF BIBLES. PR.yvp
BOOKS, and HyMSALS: a splendid 49, -
from The cheapest TO The most elegant mad, '"'
PAPETERIES-Bcautifu SOTE-PAPEp and r~
VELOPES In pretty boxes.
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS Of various sI,.. g.,
superb bindings. ''"-' :"
GOLD PENS for ladies and gentlemen.
HANDSOME WRISTBANDS.
CHATTER-BOX for 1879: the genuine t.,t.r,..
price. app :"
CHILDRES'S BOOKS I'm the greatest variety 49,,
the most attractive. perhaps ever seen her: fvf.r
many other nice things, all OF which win ~.
cneeIlnlly SHOWN: ---.--- dc5-tD"-5
ZINE NEW RAlSINS AND rrF-
4 r RANTS; lGc. per pound three pound, for 2jr.
NV Ci IL -, T20c: mr pound: GELATINF,
MI IHGETMEA kixt Pk ( IN AnrLE and PEhc
small boxes FIGS, Sc. per pound; Al WOODS.
de 4-lin il9 Sixth .lrrrt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-07

We have received from the author copy
OF an interesting little pamphlet, the title
page of which tells what it contains-name-
": "Record OF the Richmond City and
Henrco County Virginia Troops, Confeder-
ate States Army. (Series No.. ~ Compiled
by E. H. ChamEerlayue, Jr., Sergeant 3D.
Company, First Virginia Regiment In
fantry, Confederate Sta!es Army" We
rpt,,rn thanks
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-07
DEATHS.

~ Deaths.
Died. on Sunday morning, December l. 1875.
Miss FRANCES BARNETT.a native Of London,
Eng. but for some years resident "f PETERSBURG
and Richmond. She was sister-in-law OF The late
George Davis. Sr.
Petersburg papers please copy.
Died. in Mancherter. on the night Of December
9Th, MIR. THOMAS W. NELSON, In the fity-scVenth
year OF his age.
The funeral viii take place THIS Saturday EY E
MING at O'Clock from the Methodist church. the
friends and acquaintances Of the family are invited
to attend without further neticc. lntcrment 1T
Maury Cemetery.
Died on the 9Th instant, after short illness with
diphiheria, MAUD ESTELII, the youngest daughtc
Of a. Z. and i. V. Southworth, In The hlteenth
month OF her age.
From earthly troubles
Forever at rest,
To rise III glory
To be blessed.
May she rest in peace.
Her funeral will take place from the residence OF
Charles Hagan, No. 76S Seventeenth street. at
O'Clock THIS AFTERNOON. Friends and nc
qllaintances Of the family, as well as those OF 9lr
A. +. Southworlh are respectfully invited TO attend
without further notice.
Died, Friday. December 5lh, at 12H O'CLOCK, of
scarle:-fevcr, BROOKE youngest SON OF James
Hunter and Virginia Pcttis; aged three years aud
two months.
Friends and relatives Of the family are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral at O'Clock THIS
EVENING at No. $40 north Adams street, klcn-
mond. Va
Cincinnati papers please copy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-07

NE METHODIST SUNDAY-SCHOOL
soCIETY-The regular monthly meeting of the
Methodist Suuday-School Society will Uc held at
Union-Station church SUNDAY AFTERNOON at 3
O'Clock.
Interesting addresses ana other exercises may be
exrecred. 4. /. WEST, President.
Charles p. Rddy, Secretary.
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CITY TAXES.

$751; .....- CITY TAXES. '. a- ..,
-'s OFFICE OF CITY COLLECTOR
-. RICHMOND, VA, November 80, 1878. !
This OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAI-
i LY from A. n. to 7. NJ. from the 18th to
the 3lst day OF December inclusive. for the pur-
pose of receiving from any person who has already
paid one half only Of the CITY TAXES charged to
him the remaining half; and that s. .s. ~. =
@' s TEN PER CENT -. -.+...
Will be added TO the amount Of said remaining halt
OF the Ia charged in every case where The party
assessed shall fail TO pay said remaining half within
The time so limited. But In case any person faying
failed TO paw In the mcnrh Of June one half OF the
CITY TAXES due from such person, shall fail to
pay the whole amount thereof on or before the 3lst
day Of December, there shall be added
TWENTY PER CENTUM ..,
upon the whole amount or the tax remaining due.
81 Ar- a. r. WOODSON,
de Slim -. E.-~ Collector.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-07

MT GRACE-S T r E Z T BAP fist
CHURCH jcorner Grace and Foushce ssreeis).-Ihe
nastor. Rev. w. L. HATCHER, d. d., viii preach at
/ | O'Clock 4. NJ. and half-past p. n.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-07

IT TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH..
Preaching at IL A. 81. by Rev. W. E. JUDKINs, and
ut TX Z. II. by l.. II. LEE, D. D.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-07

ne DOMESTIC PAPER PATTERNS.
we are now keeping full line of the DOMESTIC
PAPER PATTERNS, aud will be pleased to Scifc
our friends and customers with them. We VIII
always have the LATEST PATTERNS AZ they come
out at THALHIAlER BROTHERS.,
COL Broad street, corner OF Sixth.
no 3O-S MSTh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-07

NJ FRIENDS MEETING-HOUSE
fClay street above First)-sUsAN RADCLIFFE, of
Indiana, and MARY r. ELLIOTT, Of Ohio, minis
tiers in the Society, will be present at the meeting
for divine worship at IL O'Clock TOMORROW
MORNING.. .'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-07

me- REV, W. G. STARR, Pastor, will
occupy the pulpit Of BRoAD-STEEEr METHO-
DIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH SUNDAY, November
Sth IN orniug and night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-07

NJ SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH (cer-
ner Main and Sixth streets).-2ev. A. II. SANDS at
IL O'Clock d. ". and Rev. j. L, CARROLL at f'oo
2. NJ. ..
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M TIE BAPTIST SU ND y Y
SCHOOL ASSOCIATION will meet with the Grace
Street Baptist church SUNDAY AT 3 L. M
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spECTAE Nss.EIGES
E TIE GREAT SALE
COHEN BROTHERS.

THE GREATEST SLAUGHTER OF GOODS
EVER KNOWN.
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ME- FIRST B AP FIST CHURCH
tcorner Twelfth and Broad strects).-Rcv. f.
WARREN, d. D., will preach on SUNDAY at II A.
NJ. and 7HP.M NJ.