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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-16

The ILLINOIS SENAToRsH1p.-W Washing
ton, November 1.-THE Illinois politicians
are also very much stirred up by the ques-
ton OF the United States senatorship in
that State. Mr.. Oglesby, the present sena-
tor, is said to be out OF the fight by the
friends OF General Logan. They claim that
the new senator will be either General Lo-
gan or new man. As the Republican ma
iority on joint ballot is only six, there is
some fear that the experience OF two years
ago may be repeated, when q few Republic
cans formed a combination with the Demo-
Gratis and elected Judge Davis.-Speciat
dispatch to Baltimore SGn.
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LEVY BROTHERS have new supply Of this
celebrated FLOoR-COyERING, which will be sold
at reatly-reduceh price. no Is
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DEATHS.


T1ies,, on Friday morning, at half.pasf O'CLOCK
FINN A.. daughter OF Mrs. Elizabeth anu dosepn "
Dippner; aged one year, three montns anu sesen-
teen days. x g. .,.-r,s Cor.
man Catholic church THIS Saturday NOhAiSS
at 10 o'clock. Friends and aequa1ntanc"s are re-
sDecffIily Invited to attend wihontIartner hotice
New York papers please copy.
Died. November 18th, Mrs. CATHARINE BAR.
BARA RAITH, IN the seven;y-second year OF hel
Her funeral win take place TODAY Saturday 81
2 O'CLOCK r.. 81. from her late residences corner
Fourth and Duval streets.
DIED at his residence 51s north Fifth street after
long and painful Illness, OSCAR 9. COSB4, IN
the forty-sixtll year Of his age.
His funeral win take place from st. James chnrcr
THIS AFTERNOON ut 8 O'Clock. TIE friends Oh
The family are invited to attend. -
Died. November Is. 1878, JESSIE BRITTOE,
The ouiy child of Samuel and. Eliza Britton aged
fifteen months and twenty days.
Dearest JESSIE. thou hast left US;
We thy loss most deeply feel;
But tits God who hos beren US
He Gun all our sorrows heal. ltti
Rest, dear JESSIE, Thy spirit Is free: 49,.
The portal OF heaven Is open to thee:
The hearts of your parents are buried In gloom,
For the pride OF their affection is cold In the tomb
The funeral Will take place at 11H O'Clock SUN:
DAY MORNING from No. 424. corner OF seventh
and Dcnney streets, Port Mayo. Fr1ends anu ac'
quaintances are respectfully invited to attene.
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The Public Schools.

1t is to be hoped that the rumor in regard
to the public schools of Richmond, referred
to in yesterdays Dispatch, will prove to be
untrue. TO stop these schools would pro-
duce, not revolution nor riot, but pro-
found feeling q indignation which would
not expend itself in idle threats nor vain
lamentations, but would fall with full force
upon the members OF the City Council, both
now and at the next election. We do not
remember what the average annual cost OF
each pupil is. 1t is less than fifteen dollars,
we think. But Whateverit is, the parents OF
the pupils would, we suppose, much rather
pay it out OF their own pockets than to see
the schools closed. The teachers are, almost
without exception, we'll qualified for their
positions. The schools are thoroughly or
ganized, and in the best possible state OF
training. The scbool-rooms are OF the best
kind. 1t would be almost crime to allow
such schools to be closed. II the School
Board should be refused funds by the City
Council, it ought at last to afford the pa
irons Of the schools an opportunity to keep
them up at their own cost. We reproduce
what the Wing says on the subject:
"No matter what the State owes Rich
mond on school account, this city owes it to
itself and its rising generations to never let
her public free-schonl system suffer for the
means Of support, improvement, and en-
largement. TIE City School Board, through
the diversion Of the State school-iund to
other purposes, has already been forced to
the somewhat Illuminating arrangement by
which the principals and teachers OF the
schools agree to accept for awhile 80 per
cent. Of their salaries in cash and 70 per
cent. in certificates payable out OF any funds.
hereafter received from the State school
fund; but even this agreement is in
some danger OF falling through, as the,
secretary OF the Board reports that 1t
will require about $4,000 more than the
Board has TO its credit to pay the 30 per.
cent. cash TO principals and teachers, and
meet other necessary current expenses to.
the LIST Of january, 1879. The City Coun-
Gil has been appealed TO to supply this de-,
fcit, and that it must do so is one OF the.
necessities OF the situation. 1t would be
great shame and wrong TO close the schools
even temporarily, and it cannot be doubted
that counci!men will understand the full;
weight OF the respensib ility upon them in
this matter. We do not know and do not
believe, that any member OF our municipal
government will directly oppose affording,
any necessary aid to our schools; but it is
/ said thar rcd tape Is interpreting obstacles
that threaten to deprive the appropriation
of MI gracio business, while the delay is caus-
ing the School Board, teachers, scholars,
sud the public some keen anxiety which
1t would have been better not to have eX-
efieG
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me- COHEN BROTHERS

HAVE JUST OPENED
40 pieces Of MATELASSE DRESS GOODS, in
black and colored. N &C.;
80 pieces ALPACA LUSTRES, In black and col
orcd, ut 1916:
Is pieces DOUBLE-WIDTH MOURNING GRAY
al 162;c. worth 35c.
25 pieces ALL-WOUL MhTELASSE BEIGE al
37kc. worth fully double;
4 large stock OF new designs IN PLAfDS:
Also, n full assortment of NOVELTY DRESS
GOODS;
The best ALL-WOOL soc. CASHMERE ever Of
fercd in this city;
LUBIN'S BEST CASHSIERES at greatly-reduced
prices;
A large stock Of MOURNING GOODS. &C 90
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Special NOTICES
~ THALH1MER BROTHERS,
col BROAD STREET.
CLoAKs. cIoAKs. cLoAKs.

5s CLoAKs, CLoAKs, CLoAKs.
VIII open or MoNDAYSove 200 OF the prettiest
and cheapest CLoAKSof the season, from So TO
s25. Look a: our CLoAKs before purchasing.
DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS.
325 pieces FIGURED and SOLID DRESS GOODS
just received, from 1910. TO SOC. A large line OF
COLoRED CAsHbIEREs from &c. to 75c. Don't
fail to giTe us calI on DKE5S GOODS. ,7e>.e-s
large line OF BALLOONS and PRINCES from
auction at very low prices These goods will be sold
at one half their value. Cali and see them.
CoLoRED SILKS, sATTNs, vELvETs, VEL
yETEENs, SILK and WORSTED PRINCES.
BUTTONS, in all the new styles for trimming
dresses, at low prices.
80 pieces ALL-WooL BLACK CAsHMERES
Just received, from SOC. to Sl.25. SOD.
81 pieces HALF-WOOL CASHAERES just re-
ceived, from Ice. to soc.
rs pieces BLACK ALPACAS, from 12kc. to 75c.
Don't fail TO look at our stock Of BLACK GOODS,
as we guarantee satisfaction.
CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS.
Our entire stock OF CARPETS 1t cost 10 close them
out, as we wish to discontinue keeping them.
BLANKETS, BLANKETS. BLANKETS.
QUILTS, QUILTS, QUILTS.
CoA1FORTABLES, COMFORTABLEs
a very large stock Of these goods on hand which
must be sold. Look at prices these goods before
buying.
|. CASSIAIERES, TWEEDS, JEANS. RED FLAN-
NELS, WHITE FLANNELS, GRAY FLANNELS,
WATERPROOF CLOTHS, BEAVER CLOTHS.
SHAWLS, SKIRTS, TABLE-COVERS, TABLE
LINENS, TOWELS, NAPKINS, and lots Of other
goods very cheap.
200 pieces best CALICOES at and &c.
400 pieces best "A COTTONS 1t 81, G, 7, and &c.
A full line of ladies' and misses HOSIERY,
HANDKERCHIEFS, GLOVES; ladies' misses, and
Rentlemen's UNDERSHIRTs, &c. Don't fail to look
at our LADIES' USDERVEST 4: soc. and our
|GENTLEMEN'S UNDERSHIRT al 40 and Soc
the best In the city for the price. All ask Is call
10 be convinced Of the facts.
THALHI3IER BROTHERS,
no 9-S,M&Th COL Broad street.
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SENATOR VOORHEES, ANNOUNCES HIS IN
TENTIoN OF INTRODUCING BILL TO MAKE
THE TRADE-D0LLAR LEGAL TENDER.-A
special dispatch from Cincinnati, Ohio,
says:
Senator Voorhees,, in an interview which
will be published tomorrow, states that
one OF his first acts upon the reassembling
OF Congress will be a movement to make
the trade-dollar legal tender. "That," said
he, evil add at-once something over S2O,-
100000 to the circulation. 1t is sWlndle
rs it now is-a low, mean swindle. Here
they have been paying these things out at
dollar till they got them in the peoples
hands; then they shut down suddenly
and cut the holders ten per cent" He
was asked if the proposed act would not
simply consummate the sWinde by giving
the brokers, in whose hands the trade dol
lars are, the benefit of the rise. "Oh, no."
said he; "bur, whether they are or not, it
simply won't do to have two kinds OF dol
lars out, both bearing the stamp OF the Gov.
eminent, but one lega-tender, and the
other worth ten cents less in law and con-
tanning more silver in fact. It is ridiculous;
it brings the Government into contempt, and
swindes the unwary." When asked il he
would provide that for every new silver dol
lar Il greenback dollar should be retired, he
replied: "By no means. Rather that a
new one shall be issued. There never was
q truer thing than Governor William Allen
said about specie-payment. LISA - bar
rem idealty, indeed. We never had it, and
won't have it after January. There will be
juggle between the banks and the Govern
ment, and the most OF those who want gold
won't get 1t, or if they do, and insist upon
1t, Developments will stop again very
suddenly" Further conversation with the
Senator and with other prominent Demo-
Gratis Of Indiana revealed the fact that the
next financial fight in that State will be for
the free and unlimited coinage OF silver.
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In the Third district the people have hon.
ored themselves, the whole Statc-aye, the
whole country-by electing by an over
whelmng majority General Joseph E. john
ston, the greatest OF living heroes. We:have
no fears that as statesman he will fail to
add civic wreath to the military Iaurels
that have so long encircled his brow. J, The
sound views which he maintains upon the
great and absorbing issues OF the day-espe-
cially his firm stand against irredeemable
reenbacks-proye that he was quick in
perceiyins and seizing the only tenable and
lstatesnanlike ground.-Hahfar Record. .
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The ARKANSAS CONGREssMEN. - Little
Rock, November 14.-From the official re-
turns so far received there is no longer any
doubt OF the election of four Democratic
congressman from this State-namely First
district, P. Dunn; Second district, w. F.
slemons; Third district, Gordon E. Cra-
vens; Fourth district, Thomas NJ. Gunter.
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i. ADJUSTMENTS.
DICHMOND THEATRE.

Engagement for q few nights only Of the brilliant
young American Tragedian,
Dir. THOMAS w. KEENE,
who has lately won The highest distinction In Phila-
dephia and Baltimore in the presentations OF shak-
speartan characters, and q
"sts MISS HENRIETTA VADERS,
who acted the opposite characters In Philadelphia
very recently with Edwin Booth with great success
They will have the support of the same company
that appeared with them In Baltimore.
MONDAY EVENING", November 18th, shak-
speare's grand historical tragedy In SIX acts,
ORCHARD ill.," ending with THE Battle OF Bos-
worth Field.n 80 y
\ Ol,TuESDAY. November ! 9th. Bulwer's splendid
play, g TIE LADY OF LYONS" =
= 'On2WEDNESDAY, November Goth, Shakspeare's
Sublime tragedy, = HAMLET" a
CHEAP PRICES OF ADMISSION General Admis-
sion. 60e-: Secured Seats, 7Scs Family Circle 26c
4 seais can now lug secured joAnstdns aud at the
.cfiee OF The Theatre. - .,. no l6.2t*
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0o.CEST STORE.

09.CESE STORE.
DECEIVED AT THE 99-CENT STORE,
) dozen handsome VELVET HASSOCkS;
New STYLES LAVA VASES at 99c. 4 pair;
New styles LAVA VASES at 99c. apiece;
All sizes TEA-TRAYS, from 37}4c. up;
Very handsome LAVA CUSPADORES, 99c. pair !;
Fine assortment Of TULIP TOILET-SETS;
New and handsome VASES ut 99c. pair;
Another lot of HAT-RACKS, from Csc. up;
Handsome COAL-HODS, from soc. up;
New lot of EASEL-PANELs;
Lot of NICKEL LEVER CLOCKS (warrantedl;
Full assortment of TIN TOILET-SETS;
Another invoice of BANDED TOlLET-SETS I'll
pieces) at $4.25-yery cheap;
All sizes CAKE and BREAD-BOHES-round and
square,
100 WILLOW, HAMPERS-thc best we have ever
shown;
Handsome MAJoLICA TLoWER-POTs, oak pat
tern, at 99c.
Catalogues free TO any address.
W. 4. STEVENS,
mold sos Broad street.
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m COHEN BROTHERS

are now Offering The Ial gest Stock OF
BLACK AND COLORE ID SILL KS
ever offered in thiS State.
Good quality BLACK SILK at IS and S5c.;
Heavy RUS-GRAIN from 81 oSl.25;
GUINEET'S SATIN-FINISH ut S1.25, SLIGO
Sl.S5, and 81;
BONNET'S SATIN-FINISH at S1.35, $3.50,
sl.75, s1.S5, S2.O5, 52.4O, 1856, and S2.75.
for quality that equals any ever offered hereto
fore at 81.
In COLORED SILKS, offer every quality and color,
including al the new shades. Special attention
is called TO an extensive variety OF handsome
evening shades.
4 large stock of BLACK and COLORED SATINS,
including The various delicate tinis;
Also, the largest stock BLACK and CCL0RED
SILK-yELVETS ever offered; oc 20
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FREE ScHooLs.-The free schools must be
kept up; the boys and girs. OF our State
must have some chance to learn to read
and write; the free-scheol fund must mol
be touched for any other purpose. !he
new members, we warrant, are Thoroughly
posted as to the feelings oftheir constituents
on this subject, and will do their duty
.DGnriLLe Times. -,
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IMPORTANT FACTS TO BE HAD.-[New
York Sum- If the House OF Representa-
tiyes will order an investigation, with an
efficient committee, to ascertain how many
members and direct descendants OF the same
families have continuously held commits
sions In the army, the navy, and the marine
corps, since the foundation OF the Govern
ment, some very interesting and important
facts will be disclosed for public edifica-
finn .s...
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MET GERMAN EVANGELICAL LU-
TBERAN BETHLEHEM CHURCH Corner Sixth
and Clay lrees).-Prcaching by Rev. f. DEEYER at
O'Clock 4. NJ. Rev. w. j. SCHULZ, from ONO, VIII
preach in the English language 1t p. NJ. Subject
al night: The pure Gospel Faith, ard our ddiy to
contend for f."
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A policeman at GAINESVILLE pursued a
party in wagon for fourteen miles, and
having obtained assistance, attempted to
arrest them. The fugitiyes fired upon the
officers, wounding one, and then abandoned
the wagon and escaped. The vehicle con-
tanned the bodies of four prominent citi-
zeas who had been buried in Woodlawn
Cemetery since Monday.
tSuppose it had been in louisiana
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Ut SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
tcorncr Main and Sixth strcets).-Rcv. HENRY Nc
DONALD, ID. D., viii preach on SUNDAY ut II "A.
NJ, At 1880 p. 81. there will lie q meeting In The In
tcrcst Of the Young Mems Chri ,tian Association.
Addresses will be made 10y Rev. CHARLES H. READ,
d. D., Colonel THOMAS j. EVANS, and Rev. HENRY
MCDONALD. d. d.
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WADE HAMPTON AND THE SENAFoRsHIP.
TFrom the Charleston NeWS and Courier. l.
The State is making ready to translate
Governor Hampton, i'll as be can be spared,
TO position of larger national importance
than that which, for our own good, he now
hnl6a
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F s SEINE THIRD. 9. -
GENE THREAD! NssassRg.
SEINE THREAD!
~. NEW IMPORTATION.
SEINE THIRD.
NEW IMPORTATION.

The first supply of SEINE THREAD has arrived,
of all Nos. and qualities.
Our goods are manufactured from the best Irish
fax that is grown, and acknowledged by all fisher
men to be the best thread they have ever used.
l.. LlCHTENSTElN s. SONS,
corner Seventeenth and franklin streets,
Sole Importers of the LION BRANDT SEINE
THREAD, and importers Of other brands.
NOT - .4.s..#
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Me- CENTEN AIRY MET HOD1ST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH SOUTH.-Preachlng at II
A. NJ. by Rev. J. WILEY BLEDsoE, OF DanTiiie,
and at ~ p. 81. by Rev. ROBERT a. COMPTON, VI
Portsmouth. --..-'... .-..a
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How much more expeditions itwould be
Ii the Administration could jerk up q few
thousand South Carciinians and 5Louisi-
anians, charged with intimidation aud ball
los-boS 0utfagas, and convey them to the
ALBANY penltentiary without trial or exam
ination ~ Kdshiagtea Post. Il g! IA is
Henry Jenkins, aged eighty-six, died
/ In FarmYilie the other. day. l1tf'{;
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No, THANK You.-lW orcester Gazette.l-
When one district gets loo hot to hold him,
Dir. Butler has habit OF changing his resi-
dence. Perhaps he might do better in
another State
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MEETINGS.

RICHMOND ASD DANyILLE r RAILROAD co.,
RICHMOND, VA, November 10, 1878.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RICHMOND AND
DANyILLE RAILROAD COMPANY VIII be held
at The Office OF the company, i'll the city OF Rich
mond. on WEDNESDAY the 1lth day of Deccn-
Der. 1878. ut IL O'Clock NJ
The books for the transfer Of stock Will be closed
from the 21s instant until after the day OF meeting
RICHARD BROOKE,
no l6-1awtDccl &idtd Secretary.
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ME- UNION-STATION CHURCH.-H.
c. CHEATnAM will preach at IL O'Clock A. NJ. and
7is p M, .".as- s...".
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BUTLER's START Boston Piiot.]-The
defeat OF General Butler is the first mile
stone in the agitation of the masses.
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DELAWARE. The sneligibiiity OF Dir.
5iAHTIs would result IN a new election.
not III seating biz, cppoaent, tho GreenbacI.
81, whom. be beat by about 1000 majority.
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vote of the Ninth District.
Below we give the vote OF the Ninth dis

Totals. ....... 5,l29 4.S54 1850 oai
Richmond's majority over McMullin. 275;
over Newberry, 494. McMullin over New
berry, 219.- Virginia People.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
COMPANY, TREASURER'S OFFICE, I
10 1878

ANNUAL MEETING
~ OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS COM
PANY will be held 1T the Office Of the Company,
corner of Byrd and Eighth streets, Oh TUESDAY
the 26th Instant, AT 2 O'Clock NJ. ~
The books of transfer will be closed from Tie 19th
instant until after the day of meeting.
81. W. WARRINGTON,
no 1o.td Treasurer.
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NE COD-LIVER OIL.
MEADE ( BAKERS
INCIDENTALLY PURE.
IMPORTED DIRECT

We have the testimony Of physicians who pre-
scribe 1t, and of patients who have taken it. that 1T
IS MORE ACCEPTABLE TO TIE STOMACH AND
MORE EASILY ASSIMlLATED THAN ANY OTHER
OIL, MEADE & BAKER,
Importing and Dispensing Pharmacists,
uo15 9l9 Main street. Richmona. va.
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TAXES,

TINE TAXPAYERS OF HENRtCO
L COUNT are hereby notified that their sIAIE
(,OIIS,fY and SCHOOL TAXES For TIE YEAR
1878 viii be ready FOR collection At the Treas9rers
office In the County Courthouse. from tho 10TH!
OF NOVEMBER 10 the lST OF DECEMBER I;
after which tune five per cent win be at,ed Ihose
paying before the lstof December VIII be entitled
10 deduction OSltwe per cent. ,. - -.
- ! 80 n WILLIAM II. McGRuDER,
no Il-tpel = County Treasurer,
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M FIRST SAP I ST CHURCH
(corner Twelfth and Broad slreets).-Rev. E. W.
WARREN, D. D.. will preach Oh SUNDAY at II
o'clock 4. NJ. and ut X o'clock ?. N.
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AFFECTING II Kansas City Times, Dem.]
Last dying, words Of the fatist: 1--WE
shall meet on that ever. green shore.''
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BLANk-ROOkS.
A CCOUNT-BOOkS, 1870.

a 80 80; .,,,.. coon D,apk-
wa solicit EARLY orders. because Soop o,ssnI
w, W. s.'nat N. made In a hurry We have on han1
supply OF books Of our own ss rS S.N 49,
large Stock OF the eheap northern naAe' s tu ne
sortment embraces. the dips SnrSet memorand,m
t's''' 'N }. W. RANDOLPH 4 ESGaistMl Hind.
Publishers. booksellers. sialieners, stiNs w
no li-f&W "
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The State must allow us to nave stnas'
notes 70 send through the mails and also sill
ycr dollars to carry in our pockets.
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~CLAY-sTREET METHODIST
CHURCH-Rcv. p. a. PETERSON will preach on
SUNDAY at IL a. II.
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NJ TRINITY METHODIST EPlSCO-
PAL CHURCH SOUTH corner of Twentieth and
Broad streets) -Preaching at II A. ID. SUNDAY oy
pev conERT a. COMPTON, of Portsmouth, and at
TYP AZ. nv Rev. j. WILEY BLEDsoE, Of Danville
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CLOTHING.

49, 1870 : - ".
FOvERcoATs,
oyERCoATs,
ovERCoATs,
ovERCoATs,
AT Low PRICES,
AT Low PRICES,
AT Low PRICES,
AT Low PRICES.
f. &. SPENCE & SON,
E. B. SPENCE & SON,
E. b. SPENCE & SON,
E.B. SPENCE & SON,
....... 1900 MAlN STREET.
1900 MAIN STREET.
1900 MAIN STREET.
1900 MAIN STREET.
HEAVY MERINo UNDEEsuIRT.
HEAVY MERINo UNDERsnIRT,
HEAVY MERINo UNDERsHrRT.
HEAVY MERINO UNDERsnrgr
ONE DOLLAR,
--.. ONE DOLLAR,
.....s ..... .... ONE DoLLAr,
..4.",. ONE DOLLAR.
Z. B. SPENCE & son,
E.B. SPENCE & son,
Ed. SPENCE L son.
E.B. SPENCE 6 SON,
1900 MAIN STREET.
1900 MAIN STREET.
1900 MAIN STREET.
1900 MAIN STREET.
CASHMERE SUIT.
CASHMERE SUIT,
CASHMERE SUIT,
CASHMERE SUIT,
TEN DOLLARS.
TEN DOLLARS.
TEN DOLLARS.
TEN DOLLARS.
7. Z. SPENCE & son,
/. +. SPENCE & son,
Ed. SPENCE & son,
Ed. SPENCE 4 son.
1900 MAIN STREET,
1900 MAIN STREET,
1900 MAIN STREET.
1900 MAIN STREET.
NOBBY STYLES OF EECKWEAR,
MODIFY STYLES OF NECKWEAE,
NoBBY STYLES OF NECKwEAR,
NOBBY STYLES OF NECKWEAG.
+. L. SPENCE * SON
L. r. SPENCE & son.
Z. l.. SPENCE & son,
f. T.. SPENCE K soy.
INDICATED UNDERWEAR,
INDICATED UNDERWEAR,
INDICATED UNDERWEAR.
INDICATED UNDERWEAR.
I. Z. SPENCE { son.
f. Il. SPENCE 4 son,
Ed. SPENCE ( sun,
L. L. SPENCE K SCN.
GLOVES IN GREAT VARIETY.
GLOVES IN GREAT VARIETY,
GLOVES IN GREAT VARIETY,
GLOVES IN GREAT VARIETY.
E.B. SPENCE ( ,UE,
SpE>rt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-16

At MEADE IL BAKERS
DRUGSTORE
AIR-CUsHIONS FOR !NNALlDS.
AIR. PILLOWS FOR TRAVELLERS
s. HOT-WATER BAGS,
ICEBAGS FOR THE HEAD,
RUBBER CLOTu FOR iNFASIs'
.s SOFT-RUBBER BED-PANS,
TRAyELL ING-FLASkS,
SPONGE-BAGS.
pOCKET-sTONES,
uoRSE-uME FLESH GLOVES
FLESH BRUSHES,
POCKET-ISHALERS,
STEaM-INHALERS,
YHROAT-AT
ELASTIC STOCKINGS,
MINAL-SUPPORTERS,
HARD-RUBBER TRUSSES,
SlIOULDER-BRACES,
lt NASAL DOUCHES,
FEyER-TERMOMETER
GALYANIC-BATTERlE
And all SURGICAL aud
MEDICAL APPLIANCES sold a.
MEADE 4 BAKERS Drugstore
9l9 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-16

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