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There seems Id be M. Ion ger any doubt as
/ I'd the election 81 MI. fstcHMosDin The Ninth
Virginia district. he had q; 81 4 hard row 20
weed NV What with forcibie rsAd listers,
Grcenback ers, lndepende end ]" general
cussedness,', the Nsnth district is rather
mere unn1snagrable than arY other In Sir-
ginia. 1t Is a lovely region. It is blessed
OF Heaven: Abundance reigns there. Pau Pau.
pers are almost unknown. Contentment
Ioughtt 10 dwelis Ii, every house. But is not
SO. The peopleseem to be chronic GROWERS
and inurmurers againstail the parties In the
country. No nominee Is good enough for
al! parts OF the district. One end or the
other Is almost never satisfied. There is no
doubt whatever that FAYETTE McMuLLIN
has for thirty or forty years exercised o
deleterious influence over many OF the more
Ignorant voters OF that section OF Virginia.
It is, therefore. with peculiar pleasure that
we chronicle his defeat.
Let us add that RICHMOND must havs'dam-
L aged his own cause by the unfortunate
speeches which he made. He seemed not
to know what he was for, nor what he was
against. And we Judge he did not. He is
a good man though, we doubt not, and will
have abundant time to post himself upon
national questions before the first Monday
in December, 1879, at which time be Is TO
take his seat in Congress. The questions
involved in the late campaign were not such
as every man can master in few weeks.
Mr.. CAMPBELL, the Republican candidate,
failed 10 receive the support of his own
party-why we know not. He is SAID TO be
a man Of high character.
aIr, NEwBERRY ran we'll in some coun-
ties. He started into the fight under the
impression that the interest upon the pub
lie debt Of the United States amounted to
several hundred millions OF dollars annual
". He learned that lie was in error before
he had been long upon the stump, but
doubtless blundcred as badly afterwards
upon other points. Evidently he is rot tit
to be a congressman.
On the whole, then, we conclude that the
people OF the Ninth district have done well
to prefer RICHMOND 10 his three COMPETE
tors. "In the kingdom of the blind the
one-eyed man is king"
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DEATHS.

Died, in this city. on Monday morning, at her sis.
ters residence. LUCY ELLEN BLACKBURN, in
the thirlieth year Of her age.
What is home without orr sister?
Wha; are all the joys Of earth,
IF her face IS seen no longer
In our home, beside our hearth?
Feet as light may bound TO meet us,
Words as gentle greet our ears,
But we know this world can never
Yield love like hers.
Her funeral will take place THIS Cruesday) AT
TERNOON, at 3 O'Clock, from residence No. IA
Eighteenth street.
Died, on the 10th instant, at her parents resi-
dencc, No. 1927 Main street, LOTTIE c., Youngest
daughter Of Mary E.and John Wuodall aged eleven
years, seven months and twenty-on days.
Died, at his residence, No. 919 east Marshall
street on the 10Th Instant. at 6:25 O'Clock p. NJ,
RICHMOND L. WILLIAMS. in the forly-sXth year
Of his age.
His funeral will take place from Broad-Strcet
Methodist Episcopal church THIS tTuesdayl Az
TERNOON at 8 O'Clock. The friends Of the family
are invited to attend. r /,
Died, on Sunday night, Mr.. GOTHOLD FR1Ck,
In the ffty-irst year OF his age leaving three or
phau children.
His friends are invited to attend his funeral THIS
AFTERNOON ut 8 otcock from st. Johns Ger
man Lutheran church, Fifth Street north of Leigh.
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New York takes snuff and the whole coun-

New York takes snuff and the whole coun-
try sneezes. The New York papers make
a great ado over some local matter Of no inn
portance whatever to the public, and the
entire press of the country follow suit.
What would the New York papers say OF a
6 provincial Journal which should devote
column. after column day after day 10 case
OF body-snatching? The body Of man far
more distinguished in his lifetime than was
A. L. STEWART was recently stolen from
grave ina western city, but elected not one
tenth part Of the comments which have
beer, evoked by the rifling Of the grave Of
the New York millionaire. sWas it because
the ONO man was not q millionaire? Or
was it because he resided during his life
time in Ohio, and not in New York?
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0o-CENT STORE.

09-CENT STORE.
y ECEIVED THIS WEEK
AT TIE CENT STORE,
Large Folding CLOTlIES-HORSES;
4 lot OF new aud handsome D0LL-CARRIAGES;
4 lot of BEIDGEWOOD CUPS and SAUCERS;
The finest line Of TABLE-CUTLERY we have
ever shown sets selling III 50c., 99c., $3.50,
aud $l.9S;
An elegant line of WALNUT FRAMES at SOC,
99c. sl.25, and Sl.5O;
New DlED. CAGES 1t $50, Sl.7J, and 51.9S,
besides all our oil lines at 09c.;
4 few ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NAPIER TRAYS;
Very handsome STUFFED BIRDS in glass case;
Full line OF HAT and TOWEL-RACKS from zoe.
10 Sl.25;
New and handsome B0OK-RACKS;
Very fine WALNUT CARBOHYDRATES;
Handsome STATUE-PASELS on easel;
New UMBRELLAS STANDS at 09c.
Catalogues mailed free TO any address.
w. A. STEVENS,
no4 sos Broad street.
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Mr. a. P. ROWE writes as il our. columns
were at his absolute disposal. .'If lhe says
.Mr. NEwMAN's. article was inserted in your
semi-weekly and weekly shall OF course
expect you to insert this likewise Pa poor
return for our politeness in yielding our
columns to such an affair. We wish every
1 body to understand that we publish only
what 1t suits MS to publish. in any OF our
editions. More: weare tired Of the discus.
sion between Mr.. Rowe and Mr.. NEWMAN.
I il is a matter In which our readers, VIC fear,
\ take no interest whatever.
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EGY COHEN BROTHERS
arc now Offering the largest stock of
BLACK AND COLOR + ID Sill Is
ever offered in tkis State.
Good quality BLACK SILK at 10 and Soc;
Heavy GROS-GRAIN from 81 TO 1928;
GUINNET'S .SATlN-FINTSH at S1.25, SLIGO
1856. and 80:
BONSET'S SATIN-FINISH at 5l.35, s1.3O
sl.75, S1.S5. S2.05. S2.40, $3.50. and s27o
for quality that equals any ever offered hereto
fore at a.
In COLORED SILKS. offer every quality and color
including all the new shades. Special attention
Is called TO an extensive variety OF handsome
evening shades.
4 large stock OF BLACK and COLORED sAIlNs'
including he various delicate TINS; -.
Also, the largest stock BLACK and CcLOkED
SILK.TELVETS ever offered; oc 26
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SAYING GOODBYE TO THE GREESBAcKERs.
kansas City Times, Dem. 1.-The election
returns show pretty clearly that the Green
back party has run lis race, and it was not
creditabie race. Here as elsewhere the
mass OF the party were sold out by their
leaders, The experiment OF a third party
based on the financial issue has been SO la
mentable failure in the recent State cleo
lions that it is folly TO pretend that it can
cut anything like respectable figure IN
future contests.
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We received only Yesterday q pamphlet
COPY OF DIR. 2. S. .IoYSEs's paper on q Yell
aow-Feyes,'' read before the Richmond
Academy Of Medicine on the lst of October
3ast, and sished BIZ request oil the Aead-
envy. e presents the same views which The
55dlstingaishsd author MAIDS pubic ia auarti-
els witch be Wrote for this paper several
Tnoaths ai;;a. but preseats them at greater
length aud g better dysntage. &
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w COHEN BROTHERS

HAVE JUST OPENED
40 n,eces of MATELAssE DRESS GOODS, In
black and colored, At 16gc.;- = 49,.
80 pieces ALPACA LUSTRES, IN black and col
ored, ut 12Kc.; -...-. .------- .-.-,-
Is pieces DOUBLE-WIDTH MOURNING GRAY
al 16ac. worth 35c.; ~.
25 pieces ALL-WOUL MATELASSE BEl9E at
37.sc worth fully double;
A large stock Of new designs IN PLAlDS;
Also, full assortment Of NOVELTY DREo9
GOODS;
The best ATWOOD soc. CASHMERE. ever OIL
ffrcd in this city; - .
I,UBIN,S BEST CASfIA1EEES at greatly-reduccd
prices; -.
A large stock of MoURSINGFooDs. &C 26
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The Greenbackers didn't elect anybody
to hurt last Tuesday. In Virginia they
didn't succeed in capturing single district.
And vet we have no doubt greenbacks will
be just as plentiful as If they had elected
Newberry, Newman, Camm Patteson d
Co. But there will be no I" fat money
afloat. Case why? The rag-baby am
dead fayetteville Enterprise.
So let us have peace. The Greenbackers
will have to fail into line with the THURMAN
Democrats. 1t would never do for them to
go over to the Republicans, who advocate a
gold standard OF value, contraction, and
everything that the Grecnbackers oppose.
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"THE GREENBAcKERs BEAT Us."-[Cleve-
land Plain Dealer, Dem. 1.-The Republicans
can thank their stars that there was such a
thing as a National Greenback party, or
they would lave been buried so deep that
the noise OF million cannon would not
awaken them. The Greenback men are the
men who brought about Republican success
in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Connec-
finl1t 'H'
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. GREENBAcKERs PLAYED THE MISCHIEF
TOswego IN. W Palladium, Dem. Tho
Greenbackers hurt Us terribly. What we
have all along feared has come to pass. The
Republicans recaptured most Of their people
who went into the movement, and the bulk
OF the Greenback vote came from our party.
The dcuded Democrats who stuck to the
new organization were used as catspaWs.
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Writing from South Carolina OF the entire
demise OF the Republican party in that
State, Redfeld, OF the Cincinnati Commer-
cid, ]. says 80. II / were d South Carolinal
negro, owning no property but seven CHI
dren and two dogs (Which is about the ave
ragel, and working for ten dollars Il mcnth,.
don't Believe would risk my life and,
#alienpte ms whits. neighbors in an effort to
keep John Patterson in the United States
Senate. y $500 fi5 4 ID.
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CHANCE FOR HENDRICKS TO AL1GHT.-
[Lawrenceburg Ind.) Press, Rep.l-Hen-
bricks will now step down to the hard side
OF the fence, smiling and rubbing his pia-
Bile and anxious hands. But he will keep
close TO the fence.
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Five workmen engaged in the interior Of
the new gasometcr at Manchester, n. H.. on
Saturday were precipitated from height Of
thirty-fve feet by the fall Of the platform.
One has since died, and another is not ex-
Dected to survive
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TICKLING THE Observation-Disclosures
Trade List.]-Master Ben. is absent from
roll-call-ofi' on sick leave, probably. He
should quietly retire from public view now,
and rank himself with the Has Beans OF
Resting
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THANKS, 10 THE GREENBAcK PARTY
ENew York Tribune, Rep. l-Tharks to the
Greenback- party, the Republicans are
united. Thanks to the Greenback party,
also, the Democrats are divided and defeat
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AyAuET, GREESBAcKERs. -EDetroit Free
Press, Dem. The irredeemable" heresy
is doomed. It's only hope was to succeed
by tidal wave which should sweep the
country before the paper-money reached
the par of coin.
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JULIUS MEYER, Cos BROAD STREET,
has just opened 4 very large assortment of LADIES'
PLAIN and MATELASSE BEAVER CL0AkS-
prices, from So 10 $40. As thee CLOAkS are
made 10 order for us by one of the best nanufac u
rers, from the latest Partisan designs. 1T special
rates, we guarantee the newest and handsomesl
STYLES the very best workmanship. superior fit and
the very lowest prices. Don't fail 10 look ut them
before purchasing.
ALSO, JUST OPENED
a nice line of INFANTS CLOAkS at low prices
New DRESS GOODS. III handsome plaids anu gold
mixtures; -
New shades in ALL-WOOL CASHMERES; 4 new
lot OF tile soc. ALL-WOOL- BLACK CASH
MERES; special bargains at Coo. worth 75c
fall wcar-chcup ne-at 62E, 90, 10, 10, Soc,
and 81:
SILk-riN ISHED EELNETEENS at so and 75c;
BLACK SILK FELNETS very low;
BLACK SILKS from 75c. up;
Heavy WHITE BLANKETS at $3.50 and mp
wards: ALL-WOOL WHITE BLANKETS 4;
Try The celebrated BOULEVARD THREE-BUT-
81 &C Is
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ARKANSAS SEES IT.-[Little Rock Demo-
crat. 1.-THE great Independent Greenback
Labor party is not destined to be an import
ant factor in American politics.
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ABSORPTION SALT.

These remedies viii do for you what noihingr',.
on earth can. In the name Of humanity try thri..
More than quarter Of million inrcliigvn. liyia;
witnesses bear testimony 10 their efficacy.
REGULAR PADS. 81: SPECIALS, -.
Specials are absolutely necessary in cora. l.ca',!
cases especially In cases OF long standl,.2.
BODY PLAsTERS. soc: Foot PLA>TEis, soc.
pair; ABSORPTION SALT FOOT BATS, &c.
package: SIX packages for sl.2j.
Pals ana Piastcrs sent by mail (on rccc!.r u
price, free Of charge.
Salt Is sent 10y express AZ expense Of purchase.
Consultation ~ our parIOfs-10l3 Main sire; or
BY letter, free.
Separate parlor for ladies' IN charge Of 4 LAZY Il.
tendant.
The following arc som" of the many Gi,ca.,, tie
Liver Pad Company remedies will cure trl.r auI
Agne. Kidney Troubles, Bilious Disorders irrr.Tl-
Action Of the Heart, Liver Complaint Jaun,Ilcr N".-
ralgia, Intermittent Fever, Rhcuma'i IN. reripI.4i
Headaches. all kinds of Female Weaknesses. d.
pelisla, Aguc Cake. Sick Headache, Cliil Fr'r-.
Dumb Ague Lumbage Sciatica Billion, Few. aN!
every kind Of Pain In Side Back. stomach lry.r.
Shoulders, and Muscles; OiarrEpa. Cutarrh, i1-.!-
tudc, Bilious Cote.
Al! these have IhcIr origin Directly or indicn''r.
In The stomach AMI liver. II you doubt II, sc@t ir
Dr.. FnirchHds lecture.
which does not interfere Win The hahlt, :e',t
any one and yet absorbj every vrstIgc 81 a1.ar'l
from the ~y.tcm and restores the pafcut uUrh'n
health 1t ucrrr fails to cure Tie S0rs: cas- Of
CIFlLLS If properly used. and when worm lyo.r!-
Ing to directions ii Is certain preventive" bcf,'
All who are afflicted can iIvc.ri.,aic with aNa@it
Wholesale orders promptly IlIcd. N""c Ec"u!u.
but The above.
/ FlTZMuKRIS K FOSTER.
Managers Of lhr Holman Fad Go. IN The >ou.h.
1913 Main street, Richmond. "a.
-t,,,r tI.,,I i,.
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THAT Vicious "IDEA."-[Baltimore Ga-
zette. Dem. THE lesson in october and
the lesson in November is that the "Oblo
Idea" is fraud, delusion, and snare.
It is not successful idea even in Ohio.
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SIMPLE ENoUGH.-[Boston Transcript,
Rep.l-General, you have had grand fiat
victory. Just call it a victory and it is one,
you know. Nothing easier.
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TwISs.-[Aladison (Ind. ! Courier, Rep. i
Indiana. sab, has the proud honah, sab, OF
being the sister State OF Kentucky, sab.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, on 29th October, at the residence Of Tic
brides mother, Mrs. S. c.. Hunt, by his Grace the
Archbishop Of Baltimore assisted by Rev. Father
Curtis, JOHN A. AUGUSTINE. Of Richmond, Va,
10 LILLE HAMILL of Baltimore, Md.
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RICHMOND CIRCULATING LIBRARY


T,HE TAXPAYERS OF HENRICO
4 COUNTY are hereby notified that their STATE,
COUNTY, and SCHOOL, TAXES FOR THE YEAR
1878 win he rrads for collection ut the Trnasurer's
Office in the County Courthouse, from tl!e 18TH
OF NOYEMBER:io the lSTE OF ;DECEMBER |;
after which time Ave per cent viii be added. Those
paying before The LIST of DeccIEber viii be entitled
TO o deduction Of two per cent. .E.,aG =,
W1LLIAM W. McGRUDER,
ao11.tDel @h County Treasurer,
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Ninth District.
Below we give the vote OF the counties
heard from.
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rHICKAHOMINY.T TRIBE, No. "a, /. D.
" r. M.-RRETHREN: You are earnestly re-
guessed to meet at your WieWam THIS lfuesday)
ness of.imporlance viii come up for action
Members of sister tribes are ir aternally invited
BY order of L. BETHEL, VS..
no 12-1t* JOHN f. SHINBERGER,C G. Of r.
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~ COHEN BROTHERS
Offer great inducements In CLOAhS; their assort'
ncnt IS full, from So 10 $40:
500 yards Remnants of RICHARDSON'S FAMi11I
LINEN at So, 40, and 50c-near one hall their
value; " .-,
MATELASSE FLANNELS In various colors:
Misses X NIT VESTS at &c, rs, 35. so, and Toe.
Ladies' VESTS ut 37H, so, 60, 9oc., sl.oo' ana
Sl2J-reduced fully 25 per cent;
Also, n full assortment of Geniiemens mil
|. WEAR. ----,
4 large stock OF UPHOLSTERY REiS anu LA
MASSES;
CARPETS In Tapestry, Thrce.Ply, Ingram, EenC-
tian. Cottage, and Hemp: Hemp Carpet, at IL.
aud l5c.: Two-P,y Ingram At 30, 80, SIX, 3p
t5, and Soc. for best manufactured:
The largest and cheapest stock of HOSIERY ano
CORSETS ever offered In this city. oc ~
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We have the Educational Journal Of Vir-
qinia for November.
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Wise and Buchanan cast q very small
vote. A telegram to the Lynchburg NeUs
OF yesterday says:
ABINGDON, November 9.-Richmond, 2S7
over McAlu!lin. $50 over Newberry. Mea2re
accounts give Wise to Newberry. Grundy
tin Buchanam) gives McMUllin %; Newbel-
~, 8; Richmond, 9. GruEdy votes $50.
That vote irsures Richmond's election.
q.
So it appears TO us. If there were 600
votes cast in the two counties, RICHMOND
would nevertheless be elected.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RA1LRoAD) =
COMPANY, TREASURER's OFFICE. ;
IL. = RICHMOND. VA, November IL, 1873. /
,KOTICE.--THE ANNUAL MEETING
In OF THE STOCKHOLDERS. OF THIS COM
PANY wifi be held ut the office Of the Company,
corner OF Byrd and Eighth streets, on TUESDAY
ths Goth instant, al IL O'Clock Nj. $50 ags sr. z.
The books Of transfer will be closed from the 10th
instant until after the day Of meeting. -. Il,
s-.z. it.ssi t'GHt# M. W.YARkINGTON, =
no 12-td " g,.f3s,t s.s.sE :. Treasurer,
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d Poor BEN.[P Portland Press.EOi MI
glad words OF tongue or pen, the gladdest
are these: I" We have whipped Benz Z.
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MEETINGS.

MASONIC NOTICE.-The mem. & -
WI bers OF ST. JOHNS LODGE, No: SO, Xxx
A. F. ard A. NJ, arc requested to attend q W
stated meeting ut st. Adams Hall THIS Tuesday
EVENING at q O'clock. All master Masons IL
good standing are fraternally invited.
BY order Of the w. Nj.
NOVEMBER ~, A. L. 5s7s, A. D. 1878.
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.nRr.sRaapa..
n 81 "a. MITrELDORFER.
MoiE SsR AND CHEAP GOODS J6sr

" AZ SnAAs@ ILL y Az 1stA' ssysssxS
noir Why .AsD , egEAB GOODS 1862 RE
WIN fPfPa g N29esH !f1ss alss e;BHsp
G eEeAks K fi EssE'ss asS ss3 g
S1s TSl1e & I'll WOOL :. So and
New line Of THINNING sILKsIin ai the new
BLACK saases SILKS Tx se a 7s s 81, and
NEW CARPETS tfrom auctionj just received
Hemp It IS and ,2oc.. Ingram at25.so, 3d. 40,
RUGS, I'll CLOTHS, ana mATTlNes 70 be closed
psin 49, EsEK iem Is rs
~ TIONS at prices to asionish all; UNDERWEAR
T Sery ad essan 2oc f@ sss
variety. give US ca,I heI1re y1n n SaE;
HARDOZ0, FoURQUREAN Sc co. will
Oreceive CITY SCHOOL SCRIP atpar in ex-
change for DRY GOODS. ''' no2
CARDoZO, FOURQUREAN d CO.
desire 10 caTl attention to their new and
BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS
Just received, wicnWlll De 1ouIc III iaAS inslASSS
-. TWENTY PER CENT. LOWER
than prices the first Of the season. Their buyer Is
now In New York forwarding by every steamer mo-
yelties In B." ~ a..-
- 3''e; DRESS GOODS. gs ! ~
Everything NEW, so soon as 1t appears in the
northern markets, shall be presented to their Gus
toners. .-. ...s .,.i s.-. ........
'"., THEY NOW HAVE
I'LL. HANDSOME PLAID DRESS GOODS,
B. -. now so popular in the North .
-s..- 5"' . IN SILKS
they have received VERY LARGE ADDITIONS 10
their stock IN all the NEW SHADES.
-..i. .... ...i.
rs. 81. ~. A JOB lot OF
HARRls's TWO-BUTTON KID GLOVES
ut S1.25, formerly sold at S2-GooD SHADES.
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mr. BLACK AND Cot6RED CASH
\, E n Another large arrival of these popular
s no " 49, $3.50 LEVY BROTHERS..
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A T MEADE u BAKERS
DRUGSTORE
AlR-CUSHIONS FOR lNvALIDS.
AIR-"lLLUWS FOR TRAVELLERS.
HOT-WATEH BAGS,
ICE BAGS FOR THE HEAD.
RUBBER CLOTH FUis INFANTS,
SOFT-RUEBER BED-rAN<.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SPOSGE-BAGS.
POCKET-STUNES.
I0RSE-IIAIE FLESH GLOVES
FLESH BRUSHES,
CkET-iNflALERS,
STEiM-ISIALERS,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
ELASTIC STOCKINGS.
ABDOMlNAL->UrPOR
UARD-RUBBER T!;r>>ES.
SHUULDER-BRhCE>.
NASAL DOUCIifS.
FEVER-TEkNOMErE
C-EtTTERiES.
And all SURGltAi.and
MEDICAL APPLIANCES sold n.
MEADE 4 BAKERS Drugstore.
au27 9l9 Main street..
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ROCKS. STATIONERY. &c.

CHEAP READING.
" - ,o .,r ,,,.,'
we offer 4, TEN GENTS over goo ptntr moi" ~,
new and DID, some by scott, Dickens hi"Vn, =,
James Thomas, ColifS,. &c. The "NuSi ri =, n
from Oc 10 zoe. eacl!. We have MAE! 'o" .,'.,
Rocks at Toe. zach; also, the target asso'
standard Works--ncT and o!d-ib ttS H..
States. and The prices arc usually lo"St '''"
eau be had anywhere else: ,,>,.r,-il
no S.d&w l3o2 ana i10i .t''"
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LIVER ARR FEVER PAD.

HOLMAN'SLIVER AND FEVER PAD.
CURE BY ABSORPTION.
4 NEW ERA ~ MEDICINE.
THE HOLMAN LIVEi. ASD AGUE PAD MD
IT'S AUNlLLIAEIES.
OUR INDICATED ABSGRpTINE PLt>TEES
AND INDICATED BATHS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-12
LAGER BEER.
GORGE W. ROBINSON'S
EAGLE BREWERY,
BUCHANAN SPRINGS,
WEST CLAY STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
The GOLD MEDAL was awarded GEORGE W..
ROBINSON for SUPERIOR ALE, PORTER, and
LAGER BEER at the Virginia State Agricultural
Fair Of 1878.

This Brewery has been recently fitted up WIN al
the latest improvements for The manui ta o..
LAGER BEER, and Is now Offering 10 tle Pg IN
been thoroughly iesed and account Of it purify
and extra quality Is recommended by Inc inost
Every Citizen OF Richmond should encourage home
Manufacture and help to build up the city ana IN
ITS prosperity by encouraging manufactures
of VERY kind 10 be sartei among Us, and Dartlcu-
lariy should those be encouraged who offer better
article for The same money than cam be obtained ese
.xhnro Such AN article is the BEER manufactured
nj the Richmond Eagle Brewery. Superior IN an
respects to any other offered to the Rismona P9n -
RIRISS6S'S RICHMOND EAGLE BREWERY
LAGER BEER, and use no other.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-12

h1- GENTEEMEN'S FURNISHING
GOODS can be found In great variety a. orurps,
See the PAPER COLLARS in the new tobacco
bags Price, Csc; The bags are worth inc money.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-12

N.Y. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
CsRRTAGE aud BUGGY BLANKETS mt -.
moi 800, 80, Levy BROTHERS..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-12

NJ BLANKETS! BLANKETSll
WHITE BED BLANKETS at S1.75, 81, 81. 30
So, 1926. 81, s4.25, S5, Sc, 81, SO, 80, $40,
and up 10 SIS per pair, at -,on,,rpe,
COMFoRTABLEs very cheap. - NOS