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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-06

,topTrlRY RErORT.-The following is TIE
mortuarv report for the week ending NO
ycrobcr I'd, compiled from sections returns
received at the Office OF the Board OF Heaith: !:
Cu,.se of Ueath: Consumption, white;
commissions linfan.ilc). coiored; diaffn@l,
. white. l colored-total. 8; diphther'a, .
white; fever uyphoid), l colored; heart
disease. | white. 5 colorcd-totai. +; ma
ro,muS. l coIored; old age, white, col
ored-total, 8; paralysis, l coiorcd; scfo-
fuIa. colorcd tabeS mcscntcrlca, 1 col
orrd: tecthing cotorcd. Whole number
nj deaths IN the city, exclusive OF stlll-
births, u. Ser and Color: Males, 6 white,
6 coIorcd-total. II; females, white,
coIorcd-total. .. Age: One month to
six. white: six months to twelve, l col
orcd: one year to three, | white, 8 col
orcd-,o!aI, 1; three years to five, White,
! colored-total, ,; five years to ten, l col
orcd: twenty Years to thirty, l whlte; thlr-
" wears TO forty, white; forty years 10
tif,v, white, 2 colored-total. 3; sixty.
wears 10 seventy. colored; seventy years
to eighty, white, colored-total' 5'
eighty years to ninety, l colorcd; Ninety
wears 10 one hundred. l colored. COn0l-
ton: Single, white. 6 colorcd-totals ~;
married, 8 white. colored-total, O.;
WldOWcrS, l Wnlte, coioleo-totui' -
widows, . colored; unknown, l cosored.
NaticHy: Richmond, 10; other part. OF
United States, 10; Sweden, l. Locality :
City at large. / colorcd; Marshall Ward,
| white, / colored- total, =; Jefferson Ward,
! white. | cClored-total, .; Madison Ward.
! white, coIorcd-t total, >; Monroe Ward,
/ rc.ored; Clay Ward, white, . colored-
total, 3: Jackson Wand, white, 8 colored-
total S; amshousc, white, l colored-to-
tai. ,.
Whole number Of deaths for the month OF
October, 125-white, 81; colored, g..
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WASHINGTON, November 5.-The Cabinet
discussed the Presidents message to-day
and agreed to recommend either an increase
OF the weight OF the standard silver dollar
or to diminish its coinage. or 10 adopt both
means to prevent further depreciation OF
its value. The subject will be further con-
sidered.
Eartain Pratt, United States army, has
arrived at the Hampton (Na.) Industrial
School with forly.nine Sioux Indian youths
from the Missouri.Rlver agencies, to be
educated at that institution.
The plates for the $4,000 and Sl0,ooC
rreenback notes are beng perfected, and
will be ready for circulation by the day
fixed for resumption. They are intended
70 do double duty for convenience Of hand
linz laree AMOUNTS OF greenbacks, and t.
take the place of coin certificates. Then
size will be the same as the regular green
back currency.
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Fever Notes.

Memphis, Tenn, November 5.-From 6
o,clork last night till noon to-day the un-
dcrtakcrs, report orders for nine interments
~ nersons who died in and outside OF the
city limits. u,...,ou
clear and pleasant. Fifty-two new cases ana
Q deaths are reported for the past twenty
four hours. The footings TO date are l3,-
296 cases /: 3,967 deaths.
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GLORIOUS NEWS FOR THE FAIR-WEEK.
NEW AND DESIRABLE STOCK JUST RE-
CEIVED.
CLOAKS. SIIAWLS, and DRESS GOODS at prices
Ia aStOnish all:
RLACK CASHMERE nj 37hc. worth soc, at soc.
worth 65c., at 62t5c. worth S7gc., at 75c. worth
Stat size. worth ) .25;
COLURED CASHMERES in all shades and very
cheap:
BLACK SILKS-the CHEAPEST In the city;
BLACK ALPACAS from l2H to 50c.-half the
usual price:
CARPETS (from auctonl-Hcmp at Is and 20c.,
lugrain at 25. 80, 35, 40. so, aud GQc.:
RUGS from aucton)-A full supply; UNDER
SHIRTS for children, ladies. and gcntleuieIl, IN
great variety and very chcaD: PRINTS,
BLEACHED and BROWN COTTONS. at case
prices; tLANNELS In White, Red. Blue. and
from auction.
Strangers In The city will pleas" give us 4 call be-
fore purchasing. ID. D.& L. MilTfIDORtER.
or 2S 527 Broad street.
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POLICE Court, IESTERDAY-JuStlce J0-
seph j. White presiding- Mathew Muir
ply. u boy, was called to answer the charge
OF iconiousiy stabbing his father, Lawrence
Murphy. The counsel Tor the accused
stated in the outset that the cutting was ac-
.cidenlal. and requested the Court to allow
the father TO make statemont. Mr. Muir
ply came forward and was sworn. He had
slight wound on his cheek, which had
been dressed with court-plaSter. He stated
that yesterday his boy attempted TO open Il
safe with 4 knife. and in endcayorlng TO
prevent him from forcing the door 4 scutile
ensued, during which they both fell to the
floor, and he falling on the blade Of the
knife, which his son held In his hand, re-
ceived the wound,
Justice White discharged the boy. There
was charge against the father Of beating
his wife. No proSecutorappearingt the case
was dismissed. Subsequently, Sergeant
John r. Hall came into court and informed
the Police Justice that Mrs. Murphy was
confined to her bed from injuries received
at the hands OF her husband. Justice White
sent out and had Murphy reSrrcsted, and
the case continued until his wife was well
enough to appear in court. He was held in
defan!t 0i bail.
JctT. Gaines (colored) was sent on to the
Hastings Court to answer fer making an
assault upon Mrs. Ella Anthony, who lives
on the new turnpike about ha}f a mile from
the corporate limits.
Walter 81 Hen and Joseph Merriman were
fined 81 each for fighting in the street.
Charles Morris and William james (eol-
oreD We're fined 81 each for being disor-
derly in the street.
John Kerney and Emma Johnson (both
solored) were fined 81 each for being drunk.
Ned Randall (coloredl. charged with OBJ
taniag by false representation OF John u.
Smelling So and OF w. L. Fleming So, with
intent 10 defraud, was reguired to give
fnr t<,apty-7a,,r hos,rr
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Rre.A1. OF THE LATE Mr.. JOHN b. TINS
,rv The remains OF the late John .. Tins
I"r Ir- who died in August at the Sweet
Chalybeate c Springs. will reach this city at II
G o.n,ocl Thurs t!ay. and will be buried from
= the s''fs Exchange Hotel in Hollywood. The
tr;onds ,r Of the family OF the deceased, and
also OF the family of the late Horace l.;
Eent in which he was married, are invited
- attend the funeral TO Hollywood. The
Richmond Howitzrrs, OF which organlZa-
.ion he was a member, will honor the re-
mains OF their late comrade by attending the
ohScnuics.
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sgrENADE TO CAPTAIN SRoTgswooD.-
Concrany c., Guard OF the Commonwealth,
last might left their armory about half-past
8 O'Clock, and serenaded CaptaiR Spots
wood He gaze his compaay very coz
dial greeting and made brief but hand
some address, ,eongratulating the .boTs upon
their reeeat success. He afterwards enter
tanned his command.
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A LARGE STOCK OF

A LARGE STOCK OF -.~
DRY GOODS
to be disposed Of at once.
TIE LARGEST ASSORTMENT IN 2IIE CITY,
from which You can make your selections.
There never was such an opportunity to purchase
CHEAP DRY GOODS.
Hundreds of special bargains are how being offered
ut LEVY BROTHERS..
They ask bat one price, and that Is the lowest.
Purchase your DRY GOODS Of LEVY BROTHERS Ii
YOU want tirst-claSS goods at The lowest prices.
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS
FROM ALL PARTS OF TnE WORLD.

THE NOVEMBER ELECTIONS; THE RESULT
IN MANY sTATEs-H HOMICIDEs IN
GEORGIA-A CoLLIERY DESTROYED BY
FIRE--THE YELLoW-FEvER sCoURGE IN
THE soUTH-A PAPER-MILL BURNED
FAILURE OF A LARGE CROCKERYWARE
IMPORTING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ITEMS
RACES TT JEROME PARK THE NEW
PLATES FOR THE FIVE AND TEN-rHoU-
sAND.DOLLAR GREENBACK NOTES, sc.
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Paper.s7ills Burneo.

new HAVEN, CONN, November 5.-The
loss by burning OF Wilkinson. Brothers q
Co.'s paper-mils. at Shelton, last night Is
5000, 900. Insurance, Sl24, 900.
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WEATHER REPORT.

I,nrcATvoNs FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
az stiantic States. clear or party cloudy
,.eotbcr, u,s cold northwest winds, backing to
marmer southerly, and stationary followed
by falling barometer.
For the South Atlantic States. clear or
oart)y cloudy weather, cold northeast winds,
bs"rominr variable or warmer southeriy,
snd stationary or falling barometer.
Tvr WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
cool.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ. 66
O 4. NJ, A.; neon. Sc; 5 2. NJ, 55; 7.
M.. 81: midnight, IL.
Mean temperature, 1866.
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AN ECONOMICAL FLooR-CovERING.-LxSoL
I'M, being composed OF cork, is rs elastic as car
pet; is warm, waterproof, accnmulaes no dirt, and
will outwear tue best oil cloth three or foGr times
1t Is manufactured in handsome patterns, ana sold
by all flrst-class csrpet-deacrs. None but the gen.
nine article has the word /" LINoLEUM Oh the back
of every yard of cloth.
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Fire.

PoTfsyILLE, Pa, November 5.-Hickory-
Ridge coIliery. owned by the Mineral Rail-
road and Mining Company, near Shamokin.
Pa, has been destroyed by tire. Two hum
dred men and boys are ousted.
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ELEcrsos OF DEFIcERs.-At the regular
meeting OF st. Joseph Society held on
Monday night last the following officers
We're elected for the ensuing six mouths:
President. q. Naselmann; Viee-Pfesidenf,
William Feithorne; Secretary, b. Moore
li2ann; Yice-Seeretasy. L.. B. Schultz:
IEeasurer. John T.. Aolte; Trustees, 10
seFa X. Schultz, G. Kamphouse, and L.
Btpaer. d
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Whole number votes cast. ............... 3.Z94
Though the vote is small it is the largest
cast in this city since the adoption OF the
amendment to the Constitution requiring
the payment OF the po'ltaX. In Novem-
ber, 1877, when we voted for members OF
the General Assembly and the poll-taX was
required for the first time. only l,700 citl-
zens exercised the right OF suffrage. In
May of this year 1S7S) 1850 persons voted.
On neither occasion did the Conservatives
have any real opposition.
In November, 1876 (Johnson-knight con-
test), 1884 voted. In the spring following
there were Hops votes cast. In Novem-
Der, 1876, Tilden received 1850; Hayes,
5,445 votes-total, y, 495. 6. &. Walker
received 6,904 Mills, 5,4GS-.otal, 1882.
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CURE BY AEsoRrTIoS.-The ladies' parlor at
the Holman LivcrPad Office is now open for the re-
ception of lady patients and Is IN charge Of lady
abundant Diseases cured-aso overwhelmingly
by absorption, without any internal medicine. The
Holman Pad, the Medicinal Absorptive Piasters,
and Mcdicated Foot Baths will do for you what no.
thing else can. Try them. Location permanent.
Parlers l013 Main street up-slair), opposite post
Office. Consultation free.
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Tfg LADIES OF BRoAp-STREET METE0BisT
CHeaGa offer their friends rare bill OF fare
tonight. Good things OF adj sorts on hand,
served by the young ladies. A pleasant
time is Esolnised all who attend.
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NEW BUCKwIIEAT,
SELECT CREAM CHEESE at 15c. per pound,
GooD MIXED TEA at 40 and soc. per pound,
Large SMOKED TONGUES, 90c. each;
LAGUAYRA COFFEE, 1s and 2oc. per pound;
KENTUCKY and BuCKNEg's WHIsKEY flour ye
old), $3.50 pers;ailoa, at
.,a-.s CHRISTIAN & WIHTE's
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DooLEY's YEAsT-PowoER.-Therei Is probably
no other baking. powder manufactured that has te-
come so much of household word as DooLEI's IS
IEAST-PowDER. For twenty years 1t has stood
before the public. and tee innumerable testimonials
that have been called forth Voluntarily testify fully
10 its merits
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Raflure.

BosToN, November 5.-The failure OF
Clark. Adams & Clark, one OF the largest
importing and jobhing crockeryware houses
here. Is announced.
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noa,h of n Concrcssmnn-EIect.

YoNKERs, n. Y, November 5.-Alexan-
der Smith, congressman-elect LII the
Twelttb district. died tonight.
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IMs BEST ARTICLES At LOWEST PRrcEs:
Iaguayra Coffee at lSc. per pouad;
Rich Cream Cheese at l5c. per pound;
Reilly good Ten st 5ae. per pound;
Fredericksburg Family Flour at $3.50 per hfrrel |;
Choice Hams at Ice. per pound;
Finest Beef-Tongues nj 9Gs.;
DUFF Gordon Sherry at Sc per gallon:
ABB Gslect,', i" GIenUoed% and ssAleSitans At
Hhiskeys, finest Freneh Brandy, &c., at iowsa
prices. Cigars OF all grades.
w. ID. BLAIR & Co.,
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rLOAKS! CLOAkS!
TIE NEWEST STYLES.
THE BEST WORKMANSHIP,
THE LOWEST PR. IE.
JULIUS MEYER. COS BROAD STREET.

JULIUS MEYER. 603 BROAD STREET.
has lust ouened 4 very large asSortm- mt Of aDlES
PLAIN and MATELiSSE BEAVER CLOAhS-
prices, from So TO $40 As the e CLOAkH are
nade to order for us by Of the best nianuiacu,
rers from The latest PJrlsian dcssna; 1T sp ciat
rates. we can guarantee the newest ana hlncsoncst
s,yles the very best work nshio. superior tI.sn@
Tie very lowest prices. Don't fail 10 lo1S AZ them
before purchasing.
ALSO. JUST OPENED
A aicc line Of INFANTS CLOAkS at low prices
New DRESS GOODS, in handsome plaids ana Soia-
mixIures; , ~
New shades In ALL-WOOL CASIIMERES; 4 new
lot OF the soc. ALL-WOOL BLACK CASH.
MERrS; special bargains Ut 6Oc worth 1.c.'
fall wear-cheap iine-at G24. 65, 10, 10, Soc.-
and 81:
SILK FINISHED yELYETEENs at so and 73c.;
BLACK SILK yELFE'TS very low;
BLACK SILKS from 75c.n .nD;
Heavy WHITE BLANKETS at $1. 80 and mp
wards: ALL-WOOL WHITE BLANKETS at
TRY The celebrated BOULEVARD THREE-BUT-
a. oc15
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Miss P0agg0Y's EEGAGEAESr.--The sale
of reserved seats for Miss Pomeroy's en-
gagement at the Theatre mas coaaienced at.
sshnst0n's music store. She appears on
lhufsday night ia tho Adirondack cks. 81
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very large stock OF ibis seasons styles In BEA-
YER. DIAGONAL. MhTTELASSE. aud R9UG
CLOTHS, now opeu. They claim 10 have the best
styles. iargest stock, and cheapest CLOAHS In the
city.
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COMPARATIVE WEEKLY MORTALITY,
Nov. 4, Nov. 3, Oct. &c, Nov. 2,
1876. 1877. 1878. 1878.
W. &. W. &. w. C.. W. G..
..l2 u Is Is I6 8 3 l3
eek Endl7l

Population Of city estimated mt I9,UOO-
white, 1890 colored, 33.T00. Rate OF
mortality OF whole population was 1882 per
1000 per annum; rate OF mortality Of white
population was 0.lS per 1000 per annum !;
rate OF mortality OF colorcd population was
20G5 per 1000 per annum.
Mean temperature for the week ending
October 26th, $50, So; mean temperature
for the week endln" November Cd, so, 81.
Amount OF rainfall for week ending Octo-
Der 2Gih, 800 inches; amount Of rainfall for
week ending November I'd, 0.19 inches.
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A full line Of CHILDREN'S FANCY-STRlPED
and SOLID-COLORED HOSE. also, every weight,
quality. and >iZ IN $ saSonable HOSIERY and US-
DERWEAR for men, ladies, anu children.
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DO You KNOW OLD BROWN Windsor Soap
lasts longer, is more highly perfumed, and more
emolicnt in use than these young fellows? j. E.
ATKINSON, III anufacturers, London.
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4 TIE PERFuAs OF 4 Through
out an arcs5 occupied by .uore than one hundred
millions of1eiyiiized beings MUBGAY & Lam
MANS FLoRiDA WATER IS To-day the standard
perfume In socieiy.
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jsSsY ts{)ssssS.

HARDOZO, FOURQUREAN & co. will
" receive CITY SCHOOL SCRIP at par in cx-
change for DRY GOODS. no2
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TREMENDOUS BARGAINS.

BEFORE BUYING.
Our buyer has jtst returned from the North With
large and complete stock OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
consisting Of
COTTON FLANEELS.
SLI.-WOOL FLASNELS,
BLANKETS. SHAWLS.
BALMORAL aud BOULEVARD SklETS.
BLEAttIED and UNRLEACHED COTTOES,
KERSEYS. CASSiMERES,
KENTUCKY JEANS.
Beautiful styles In PATCH PRINTS.
CALICOES, DRESS GOODS,
TABLE-DAMASKS, &C.
We would be p 'eased to show our goods. feeling
confident our prices viii give entire sa1sr.ction.
l.. LiCIiTENSTEiS 4 Sons,
oc "a corner Seventeenth and Franklin streets.
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THE LIGHTNING -PIIoToGRAPII process IS only
worked by rst-class galleries In the large orlhern
cities and in Europe.
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LAMBERT's LIGItTx1NG-PHoToGRAP process
lis the only means csstant whereby you cen have
ysAr picture taken and retain a natural sexpres-
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DRY GOODS.
CI.OAKS.

Stocks in all departments largely repleDii!:ea.
Fresh novelties received by every steamer.
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{ LADIEs'AHD GENTLEMEN's ROOTS and SHOES
hand sHade-tc order-best qlaIfty--guaranteed tt
ft-at BoseIES's, 500 and IL Broad street.
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spsaEaE CoCRT. 1T Ee Supreme Court OF
Appeals !. viii commence IT'S session In Rjeh,
Mpad to-day.
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Go TO FRAYSETsS GALLERY. opposite the post
eGice, and try the Lightning Photograph process.
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: AUCTION SALES TEass DAY.

ES- On all sales Of Real Esiats made 5stusa
the 1st n JannGrB and iast of June ths taresfot
the prese7l. year fnre tn he paid bythe purchaser
o.. oil sales g,a.'e bet1est the Let of July and l
OF the year s tues haze TO De paid 5y tas seki.r
fThis custom was adopted about ,.itcen years ago
BIZ all the real estate agents In Richmond, and ap.
% les TO Richmond and vieinityJ
W. GODDlN. Az p. NJ, commissioners sale OF lot
and two small! tenemeuts GU Navy blu, on the
western side OF Fifth street. north Of Baker.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, 4 r. NJ, store and dwell.
ing No. 2O7 Broad street, between Second and
Third streets.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS. T. NJ. commissioners
sale of framed dwelling No. 7l9 Catherine
street, betw cen Munfora and Gimer streets.
DAyIs'S EXCHANGE AND ElVERY-STA-
BLES, 10h A. NJ, bor;es, mares, and mules, We
hices aud harness SC.
JNO E. LAUGHTON, II A. NJ. groceries, store
fixtures, &C., at store No. 11l6 north First
street.
JNO. f. LAUGHTON. 4 P. ~. catalogue sale or
valuable books and hbrary-cases.
ROBERT A. PAINE. f0h A. NJ. boots, shoes, ana
trunks, ~ No. 1905 Main street.
j. THOMPSON BROWN. 4 p. ". commissioners
sale OF brick house aud lot No. 7l0 north flfth
street.
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Crime In Georgia.

AUGUSTA. November 5.-Thomas Butler
was shot and dangerously wounded last
night in Hamburg by Tony Hawkins (color-
ed). 1t is thought Butter will die. Haw-
kins has been arrested and piaced in jail.
e.. H. Bronson was shot and killed at
Barnwell Courthouse last night by John
Boslock
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n e. e. MITTELDORFER.

ono OF their sDeciaIties. Their stock I'm this depart
ment has been largely rcplealshcd In every grade.
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STLKS-BLACK AND COLORED.

The largest stock 10 he found IN shc city TO select
from, ana at prices 10 guarantee sales.
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SILK AND TRlMSIlNG-VELVETS,
In shades to match the new coors IN dress faGrcs,
All qualities.
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DRESS T.nDnS

Additional attractions Mauy Gew styles opening
this week. nj prices that cannct fail TO please.
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CtARDoZo, FOURQUREAN Il co.
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lRY GOODS! DRY GOODS! !!

DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS!
NEW GOODS: NEW GOODS
BROWNE & ROWE
are receiving to-day
NEW AND FRESH DRY GOODS.
DRESS GOODS, FLANHELS.
BLEACHED AND BROWN COTTON,
BLANKETS, CASSIMERES,
FANCY GOODS, MOTIONS,
HOSIERY. GLOVES,
CORSETS. &C. &C.,
which they have determined 10 sell at SMALL PRO-
FITS, and make QUICK SALES.
Try them to-day. BHo"HE koM T."
5O7 Broad street brtween Fifth and Sixth.
81 2S.eOd
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scHooL-sGo gs. aii the styles, cheap at
Boscisgs's, 500 and 8 II Broad street.
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rLOAKS! CLOAKS!! CLOAKS

NEW MANUFAcroRY.
ATTHE GREAT NEW YORK AUcTIoN-HoUsE
Is now 10 be found such an assortment OF LADIES,
CLtlAkS as has never before been shown In tbis
section. We manufacture every one OF our C.oaaS
In the most improved and
NEWEST STYLES. NEWEST TRIMMING,
at prices tina. will as,orish the community. Our
stock OF
FALL. AND WINTER DRY GOODS
AND
FANCY G0OnS
,urpasses any ever exhlblcd In any southern city.
We carry most every article belonging to our line.
Our svstem is strictly ONE PRICE. We sell only tos
CASH, and By not encouraging bad debts We give tlc
customer the advantage OF
CHEAP PRICES, LOWER THAN NEW YORK
RATES.
NEW YORK AUcT10N.HOuSE.
523 Broad street, between tff,h snd sts tn.
ocl2 nearly opposite tue M;rSt
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HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.

BLANKETS-All grades aud sizes.
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NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS
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NEVADA.

SAN FRANCISCO, November 5.-Dispatches
from Virginia City. New, state, that the
Democratic State Committee claim that the
Democratic legislative ticket is ahead In
that state. There has been much scratch
ing.
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TEi1hh UiSDdtCh.1

BcsToS. November SIS p. G-Talbots
election by 30.GCJ plurality is conceded by
Buffers friends. All the Republican rep
resentatiycs to Congress from the eleven
districts, with the exception OF the Fourth,
where Brmmer is defeated by Morse, Dem,
are undoubtedly elected, SO far as present
returns indicate.
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-... RHODE ISLAND.
PROVIDENCE, November 5.-The election
is proceeding with spirit this morning. N.
W. Aldridge, Rep, will have large ma
iority in this district. The Green back vote
is Insignificant. There is sharp contest I'D
the Western district.
Second DiSpatch.]
PROVIDENCE, November 5.-Bailou, Rep,
is reelected to Congress in the Second dis
trict by about 700 majority over Barnaby,
DEM, and Smith, Greenbacker. Aldrich,
Rep., is elected in the First district by
about $500 majority over Davis; Dem, and
Sayles, Greenbacker.
Third Dispatch.l
: PROVIDENCE, November 5.-Aldrich and
Ballons, Republicans, are elected from the
First and Second districts, respectively.
3."& ILLINOIS. II
CHICAGO, November 5. Five distinct
tickets are in the field in this city, and bal
lots are consequently badly scratched aud
coming in very slowly. The Republican,
Democratic, Greenback, NutionalSocalist,
and Prohibition parties have each nomi-
mated tickets. Up to 9:30 ?. NJ. but I'VE
precincts out OF H. have been heard from,
and these indicate nothing. From scatter
ing returns received from Forts, Hender-
sons, and Springer's districts 1t would seem
that these gentlemen are elected.
NEVADA.