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WHAT CONGRESSMAN BLACKBURN, OF KENTUC-
SAYS

WHAT CONGRESSMAN BLACKBURN, OF KENTUC-
s... KY, SAYS. -#-
from an Interview In the Washington Post.l
Now, Mr.. Blackburn" said the Post,
"which one OF the many candidates named
and of the few whom the guillotine OF po-
litical disasters has left remaining do you
consider best fitted to represent the Democ-
racy in 1882"
Bayard, Hancock, Hendricks, Potter,
by virtue Of the brilliant fight he made in
New York, SeyMour-by the way, that was
q glorious suggestion in the Post. had
overlooked Seymour. The party could
nominate no better man. No other name
would so thoroughly arouse The Democratic
clans and inspire them to decisive action.
Seymour-pure, honest, able, and patriotic,
the statesman with an unsmirched ana I'M
clouded record-his very name is a presage
OF victory. lie consented to court political
oblivion in 1858, when, sorely against MS
VIII, for the purpose OF holding the party
together, he accepted the Democratic
nomination. For that act he deserves re-
cogpition now, when there is strong pro
liability. that the party will stride into
power at the next presidential election.
heartily endorse the Posts suggestion
Seymour, although in feeble health, would,
! Cl1nk, dCCcpL buC uOu1iOoLiOu iiatuO WHICH,
voice Of the party called upon him to take
the helm. He is the purest politician in
America to-day. No, l will take that back.
Politician is too narrow an expression APP
piled to one Of his broad and enlightened
views. BE is the purest statesman in the
country to-day, and with him as our stand.
nrd.bearer we may smile at the thought OF
defeat. Seymour, in 1880, would lead, not
a forlorn hope. as be did in 1865, but
grand, tremendous onslaught Of the Dem.
oeracy to secure, proper and constitutional
government for this country"
Isl think, !" continued Mr.. Blackburn
ssthat ii will be necessary to have the. two
prominent States, New York and Indiana
represented upon thesrextticket. While
have my private preferences, do not con.
slider il essential to success that the head
should come from New York, however de
sirable that might be. can name seven
men, citizens. OF those two States, an d con.
struet d Number Of comb inati iona from ihem
my one OF vi ich, Z will stake nay soul.
salvation, would Win.s - t'.s-zs So
| 8 And the seven - .
| ST. WILL name for Indiana Mcdonald
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The Virginia Repudiators-they euphc-
mistically call themselves ReadiuStcr+-last
night fired salute, in honor Of what they
call their victory, at Richmond. Doubtless
the salute made good deal Of noise, and
gave great deal Of entertainment TO the
small boys OF Richmond, but it must have
hurt the nerves of a good many OF the BUSH
ness.men and others who appreciate the in
teresting fact that the reputation, in whole
or in part, OF the State debt will have the
effect OF driving away and keeping away
from their State the capital, both in the
shape of ready money and bone and muscle,
that is imperatively needed to raise Vlr-
ginia out OF the slough OF despond in which
the conclusion Of the war found her,
Philadelphia Telegraph.
It is stated on which ought TO be good
authority that most OF the Republican men,
bers of the Virginia Legislature will make
a dicker with the Readiusters, the terms OF
which will include the Republican vote for
tearing Up the debt settlement. While this
is going on, and while the regular Demo.
cratic organization Of the State Is fighting
repudiation, we shall. be treated to homi-
lies in Radical journals on the iniquity Of
Democratic Reputation. Wa Shing n
Post.
The Republican papers of the country,
almost without exception, are advising the
Republicans just elected TO the Virginia
Legislature against any coalition with the
Reahiusters. They are urged to stand by
the McCulloch law. and if they do this the
Regulators will be left in the minority
Washington Star.
The Jackson (Iiss.) Clarion also looks to
Horasio Seymour to save the Democratic
party, and declares that if he were nomi-
mated for the presidency he would sweep
not only New York and the solid South, but
the whole country, like whirlwind.
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ME- COHEN BROTHERS WILL OF

~ COHEN BROTHERS WILL OF
FER on MONDAY Il choice lot Of NOVELTY
DRESS GOODS, in pure silk, aud wor>ed and silk
mixtures; also, full line of FANCY SILK VEL
VETS in all the newest shades.
BLACK PEKIE SILK VELVET AT :1.Sj
GUINET'S MANTlLLA VELVET ut SG-gcnc-
rally valued III Sl1;
BLACK SILK VELVETS from $l.25 up-some
rare bargains IN those goods;
OH-BOILED BLACK SILKS at 55c. yard They
now offer the largest stock of Silks ever offered
this side of New York, among them some Of the
most startling bargains;
) pieces Of GUlNET'S BLACK SaTlN-FlNlSH
Warranted in every rcspcctl at S1.25;
10 pieces more Of the heavier weight 1T $3.50 per
yard. general price Of which Is 50 10:
BONNET'S and GUINET'S "SUBLIME SATIN
FINISH" uhe finest quality manufactured 1T
$3.50 and 1915 yard, the general value OF
which is 81 yard
In COLORED SILK they offer every shade andqual-
ity. among them will be found some rare bar
gains;
They also offer the most extensive variety in SlLh
and WORSTED NOVELTIES;
Full line of BLACK aud COLORED PENN SAI-
ms at $l25.
Special attention is called to their large stock OF
EVENING SILKS. nc 20
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sFEsIAII NOTICES
hr NEW GOODS!
GREAT BARGAINS
y. 6 r. MITTELDORFER,
527 BROAD STREET.

NEW hN Gpen DE g doUps Gonsbt IL
cent auction ssIcs In New York.
DRESS GOODS.
| All the latest styles and novelties:
B BESS 2sRs f S & i 90 sS 80
ALG:W0oL BLACK and CoLogED CASH
Our AEL:WooE BLACK cXsnMERE at 45a:
tSfdRR Is S SifEa ss sat saHS Il S
BLACK SILK vELvETs at s1.37K, sL75, 3d.
BRoCADED and STRIPED vELyETs in all
ALL. WUoL and COTT0N pLA1Ds, large w.
PALM:LEAF DAMAssE at SOC. for trimming ::
BLACK SlLB fKINGES-the cheapest In the city !;
SHETLAND SHAWLS in AL coiors ut 81 and mp
cLoaK:Ssi cLoAKs .-25g cLoAKs just received
from the largest manufacturer in New York !;
BLRNKETs. Gi1SKETS, in WHITE and COL
a5 oEk eccs f9 WT Rsr ZEE 10 kaY s sna "I blue
FLANNFLS a. I29 Is. IS, 20 rs, and SOC,
The cheapest goods ~ me ely; s-, auction
On this article we are headquarters and sell at
HEMP C tSR1p Sal At IS. 1Gsz. 10. and 2oc.:
WOOL WOO GARPETS a. %. s.. 80, IS, 40, 40. 90
FLOOR 01f,CiOrns at soc. per yard, regular
FLOOR 9IL:GLoTns in fl, "a, Cd, and 81;
COCOA MATTINt;S from auction;
TAPESTRY and VELVET RUGS aud MATS from
Csc. to So. These goods are very CHI ap.
TABLE OIL-CLUTfiS i'll 81 and 6-4-NAEBLE
and FANCY;
UNDERWEAR for ladies' children, and gentle
mei,-the largest Stocb in the city;
LADIES FESTS.-l00 dozen To be sold at SOC.
apiece. regular price 81 apiece. Look at these
goods before you buy.
INDICATED RED FLANNEL SHIRTS and
DRAWERS for gentlemen at Sl.2j apiece,
regular price -
USDERSHIR'rs at %, so. 80, AZ, so, Gl. IA,
9Oc.. and ii apiece;
CASSIMERES for mems and boys wear In all The
nobby styles In these goods sc oacr great bar
gains.
HOSIERY In all styles and at all prices:
COltSETS the cheapest and best In tie city. Look
Il: our SOC. CORSET. SIDE lac and side steel.
BUTTONS in all StvcS, shapes, aud co!ors;
NDTIONS-t very large stock.
Give us 4 call before you buy.
d. 4 L. MiTTELDORFEE.
no l0-S.M&W 527 Broad street.
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The vote on Tuesday last has shown that
the majority Of the people of the Old Do
minion propose TO repudiate the debt that
they have incurred Of their own free will;
that they have no regard for the honor Of
s aood name The tide Of imnirratio M has as
been stopped, and the sign-boards put out
that capital is invested in this State only
at the peril OF the owner.-Phitadelphia
North -Aner7can. -
And your party made voters Of the men
who did it. How do you like your work
You call it reputation; but you fail to tell
your readers that it is Republican voters
negro yoters-who are to blame.
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Hendricks. voorhees,, and Englisl Tor I
New York Seymour, Potter. and sanlo 7, :
Il. Church. Seymour md Hendrtc ks sWouia
make al, indispensable ticket
q. But has not Hendricks decisiyeiy IN
.nrouncerl Jts,nt he will not again accept Inc L.
second place Oh the ticket 2 -
nWfth TfIden--note the dlstlnctloni---
WITH TIIden. Hendricks assured me per, per,
sonnllya,hat he would not again play aeconu
fiddle to Gramcrcy Park, and lthg assurance ~ .
was sclinched and corroborafea by MIS- !,
Hcndricks,a It is q personal diherence.
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~ COHEN BROTHERS

ne COHEN BROTHERS
ARE OFFERING
ACI-WOOL BLACK CASllMERES ut 37Ec.;
LUplS,S ALL-WOOL, in black ana colored, ~
SOC;
LUPIN'S SATIN. FINISH al s5c., the market value
oil which is Sl.l5;
ALI.-WUOL sHUDAH CLOTH, in all the ncw
shades, ut 33c.:
4 large stock OF DRESS GOODS at l2:, 16@ 20,
and 2Jc.;
\ large stock Of BLANKETS. purchased 10 great
advantage, will be offered surprisingly low;
1u-4 BLANKETS 1T from 81 Il pair up;
Also, large stock OF WHITE and COL0RED
FLhNNELS:
HEAVY WOOL FLANNEL ut 1870, generally
valued al 25c. yard:
25 pieces BLACK and COLORED CLOAklNG
some of which will 5c offered 1T near one half
their value. oc 20
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The Petersburg appeal says there can can
no longer be any reasonable doubt that the
'Readtusters "shave an efficient working
ioint-ballot. majority in the next Leg'sia-
ture."
II the Appeas includes the Republicans,
1t Is not in error; but If it means that the
Rcadiusters proper have such majority
IL is in error. The figures that we gave
Tue.day morning were correct, according
to our information and beief.
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Tar FIGURES. - In Rock bridge the Debt
PAYERS we're defeated BY shout $40 MAORI
IL. The soiored vote Of tho county was
about 600, Of whom, some 100 Voted tue
Conservative ticket. Tie white majority
against FnAzrEn and LADY was therefore
very decided og.e, a'..ssst....s-
We republish the above because yestelr-.
day the nnaber Of negro votes was stated
at % instead OF 100.
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New YoRK.-There seems to be no doubt
that H0sKISs has been elected Lieutenant
Governor OF New York over Potter, but
By whom elected this depenent saith not.
It will make no difference, however. New
York must be conceded to be safe Demo-
cratic State il the Democrats nominate the
right man for President.
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BLACK CtSuMEGES. BLACK CASIlMERES.
The largest StOch in lhr city. Cashmere III double
widths from Zoe. 10 : so per wand. IN coolers they
have full line in all HE new shades. Most OF t;su
goods are OF their own importation.
CASSIMERES FOR mcas aGh boys wccr-thc
largest stock in any hol>,. In the State C>>incrrs
from 2Jc. 10 - per yard
RED and WHITE FLANNELS purchased by the
case. and VIII he sold cheaper than they caH TIC
bought wholesale.
In CIlIIDEEN'S. ladies. and GENTLE
MEMS UNDERWEAR their assortment Is COM
pieic. 80
SHIRTS. laundrich and uuiauHAricG. from Soc !"
:l-thc best ever sod for the money.
Their GLOVE DEPARTMENT i completes
splendid S.bu,ton Isle GLOVE ing 2Jc.: klD
GLOVES from 4Jc. Ia II % pair.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. large LINEN HAND
KERCiIIEfS for 81: six LINEN itNDkEE-
CHIEFS Tor SOC: aud tuil line 4 Sl!.h HAND
kERIlIIEVS In all shades.
In FANCY GOODS. >n"h Is RIBBONS, kI1H-
IXGS. Sc. they can p'cl-c The most laSii'!IUuN.
ON the second il""r Won VIII lind .,
4 full Iinc"f Cin.ihS ANA pDl-MAN>'iT0h 80"
to $40 :tniccr: 49,.
zoo SHAWL ~ all styles. from To-. 10 $50;
4 full line OF LADIES INDEENtAk:
HOIrLEEARD SKIRTS from SOC. to 80 {:
\ beautiful lii" Of MiRSE!LLEs SPREADS II!
new designs.
ON he ;nird and fourtlt doors can be found The
largest and IrciIir> ASSORTMENT 81 CARPETS
RUGS. on. Cloth, and MAITiNHS ever shown
500 pairs BLANKETS. purchased a. Il recent sale
in New York All ia need should cal! aud see them
At '''' SYCLE BROTHERS..
M 5-coI 81 Broad -;rttt.
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WHO DID IT.-The fact is demonStrable
beyond question that Il uery large nsgJori-
ty of the taxpayers OF Virginia voted TO
sustain the McCulloch-hill settlement, and,
therefore, the election Of Readiustins Lee
gislature is not their handiwork, but that
of very large majority Of the 1on-ta1-pny.
ing blacks and 'ohites, who were deceived
by a class of flppant 1emagogucs whose
only object was to be elected to Office
Frp1eriCEsbur0 Star,
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Whenever he Mr. stepheasl gives SCI
srious; conside ration to the subj feet he viii
Ind, NE hope. that the surest way. az ailb
Inns the throat of Repn bllcan institutions
is By putting q !. strong man !, in the wv hits
ssHouse ~ Charleston Netos. u.
But bow i his supporters yote FOR him
pseeassse bis election would haYe that fleet Z
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WyTHE COUNTY "A gentleman just from
Wythe county informs us that in that county
the negroes decided the election ia favor Of
sAYREs, Rezdiuster. The majority was only
dfty-seyen, whilst the number OF negro
votes cast for sAYRss was greatly larger
than the Number cast FOR his opponent.
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srE,I,]E,TlrsGs.
~HEADegAnTrns RIgIaaoND % sg la,nMrIhn
as p1crIaoSp, yA., November 10, 1879.

farApoEARTKns RrCHMoND Sg ,a y m y
n = - 81 NO. 2.KNIGBTs TAnfL,h5l,.o
RICHMOND, VA, November Lo' 1919 ,
oPECIAL OEDERS.-SH Nasy
y KyYgnrs-In obedienceio general or SS
5ers al the r.. e. Grand ommander OF me ~
Grand COM r1ardery or Knights Ielnplar =
Of Virr!nfa YOU viii hold yourself In rsadi-
ness promptly to comply with the foiow1ng special
ordsrs: urrrcn.v.,.
Lib instant. nj O'Clock In fatigne- Dress,
for drill and duty 10 such Commanderles as
will arrive In the city after mat hour. 1hls drtt
In absolutely 7ecsssdrv, and Is earnestly hopeo
that every me n,ber viii BE- IN attendance.
H. Assemble M ST. Adams Hall on w EDNESDA1
the 18th instant at OF o'clock a. d.. IN
of Tcmpiar on loot 10 act rs escort 10 the 6rahu
Commnncery or Virginia. The lines VIII be tormsd
within fifteen minutes thereafter
4: Ill. Assemble ut st. Adams Hall on THURSDAY
the 18Th instant. at IL o'clock Z. H.. In fudresd
of Tenn par on foot, for general parade inspection,
and review. nrr,,n,p
Nv. Assemble ar ST. Adams Hall on THURSDAY
the 18th Instant at pcfock Z. NJ in fatlgue-dress.
without swords and belts 10 escort our WISHING sir
Knights to 81. Adams Hall.
" Sir knights will that their dress, clolhing,
Jewels and swords are In the best possible conditions
and las far as przocable in compliance with resu-
laiOns. --... ssf..
By order OF The Eminent Commander.
- -, j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Captain. General.
t.,ast n e D,yropTu Recorder, no list
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EDUCATIONAL.

NFAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE, CON
Nl CORDVILLE, PA, chartered BY the Lcgis.
ature OF Pcnnsylvan la twcnty-o miles southwest
OF PbiIadelphia. on the Philadelphia and Baltimore
Ccnrai railroad. admits both sexes. Thoroughly
fits bows for college, business for the study of anv
of the professions. Gradutes young ladies'. Gives
little boys thorough home care. au 23-dSw3m
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NE ATHS.

Died. Wednesday, November 18th, mt 8 O'CLOCK ,,G
A NJ, at the residence of her parents AKA W ~.
LINGTON, only child Of W. Baud H. l.. 1ih1 III
aged four years and TWO mouths. ,,r, ,-,,..xs, -,
The funeral will take place IHiS I nursoS az
liz twentieth street. Services 1T the grave.
Friends of the family invited 10 attend.
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MARRIAGES.

Msrried. on the 9th instant, at the residence OF
the brides brother-in-aw. w. J. TYLER, ESD; ~
ZIE V. EBRING: both OF this city. No cards. =
Lynchburg and Baltimore papers please copy
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THE BEST OF BORDER DRAMAS.

FRAYNE-TIFFANY COMBINATION,
supporte by good company and the famous act
Ing dog JACK, in Clifton Tayieures romantic
picture Of border life, entitled
81 SLOCCM.
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M ANOTHER FAIR.
GREAT CROWDS ARE GATHERING DAILY At
SYCLE BROTHERS,,
3Il BROAD STREET..
70 witness the largest exhibition of
DRY GOODS
EVER OFFERED ~ THIS CITY.
MI ANOTHER FAIR.

In DRESS GOODS they have the following new
st,lcs:EARCELONAS CITI\GS. ELK SCROLLS
SUUlE ASIIMERES, TAETAN PLhlDS
FRENCH Pi.AIDS. and all he latest novelties.
In SILK. SATIN. PLAIN and PEklN STRIPES
they have the following: CARDINAL, GEN
DAEME. BROWN. BLACK. GARNET. HOk-
pEACX MARINE. TlLLEUL. SAPPHIRE NiE-
TIE. OLD GOLD, WINE. and i FIJI: line OF
POLKA LOTS.
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NOTICE-MR. FRAYNE will execute his cec
brated BACKWARD SHOT. shooting an apple
from Miss Anna Ward TitfAny's head.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY

M G. X i, 4 II BARG AIMS IN DRY
GOODS ut 4. HUTZLER & SONS, BOG Broad street.
Black and Colored Cachcmircs. full line from l5c.
10 Sl.25; Pop'ir Lustr3S, full line OF colors, ~
l2%c.; Pckiu Stripes. in silks. Satin. ana Nci'ets
Black and Colorcd silks, Fclrets, and Ncvei,ens :;
few mere OF those cheap DamaSk Towels III 23c.;
Ladies', Geptlemcn's, ana ChitIren's Under wear:
Hosiery, White Goods and Cassimeres: Notions in
endless variety; Scw-style CluIklng FOR ladies':
Walkiug-JaCkets and Circular Cloaks: Ladies'
CloakS ana Dolmaus, full line: FrngeS. Iassinlen-
eric Trimming and Buttons. Ia great variety;
Richardson's Linens az much less thin regular
prices: Sllawls Flannc's, and Blankets; tai!at
'''O A. HUTZLtl; K SONS,
no1O.1m 3O6 Broad street
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ncr DRESS GOODS! SUITINGS
LEVY BROTHERS

have just received some OF the latest novelties in
above goods, and now have Il very complete stock,
we'll worthy OF your attention. AZ the goods are fresh
and desirable, and prices so low as 10 be within
the reach Of ali. no ID
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@ TRY IT!
THE BEST BARGAINS CAN BE HAD AT
HUTZLER BROTHERS,,
525 BROAD STREET.

52J BROAD STREET.
PRINCES and GlMl'S. pretticr and cheaper than
auy house in the city; BLACK and COLORED
VELVETS, SILKS. and SATINS 1T greatly reduced
prices; RIBBONS and LACES At less Than New
York prices: CUItSETS, very cheap-a full iiuc;
HOSIERY, the very cheapest to be found anywhere:
HANDKERCRIEfS. KID GLOVES, HAMBURG
EDGING, &C. a full line OF MERlNO and WOOL
UNDERWEAR 1t prices TO as:onish all. GOLD
PLATED JEWELRY i specially.
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY at prices to defy
comuclitOn. no IL
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RICHMOND AND PETERsDunG, RAILRoAp,l
TREAsUREE'S OFFICE. :
RICHMOND, VA. November ~, 1879.
ANNUAL MEETING
In OF THE STOCKHOLDERS or this company
will be held at the office of The COMPANY corner OF
Byrd AVID Eighth streets, on TUESDAY the 20Ih
lnstant. mt II O'Clock Sl.
The BOOKS OF IRA SF ER Will be closed from
the 2Oth Instant until after the day OF meeIinE
777'.IIl0' n. ". HARRINGTON.
M 0.fdm Treasurer,
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Rg JULIUS MEYER,
603 BROAD STREET,

lEI7 JULIUS ME Elk,
6O3 BROAD STREET,
offers this week
Extraordinary Bargains in CASHMERE from auc-
lion; ----..-
10 pieces ALL-W0oL BLACK CASHMERE at
Is pieces SUPERB ALL-wOOL BLACK CASH
MERE-fu 3G inches wildcat soc. worth
65c.: special qualities 1T 30, 75c., and 81,
worth l5c. more per yard:
10 pieces BLACK MOHAIR ALPACA at Zoe.
% pieces DOUBLE-wIDTH COLoHED CASH
MERE 1T lSc. worth 25c.:
Is pieces COLORED BIARKIrZ CLOTH ut lG2sc
Novelties in DRESS GOODS at very low prices:
HANDSoME BLACK PEKIN STRIPED sATINS
All colors in PEKIN STRIPED vELvETEES at
75c.: ~ -
Sl.25 and upwards:
10 pieces BLACK SILK, from auction, at prices
way below their value:
4 very cheap line VI MERlNO and ALI-WOOL
UNDERWEAR:
LADIES EXTRA SUPERB me MER'NO
CHILDRES's MERISO VESTS and DRAWERS,
all sizes and prizes
GENTLFMEN'S INDICATED SCARLET ALL
WOOL SHIRTS and DRAWERS for rhcuma-
40 nie Niece s. siIK CHENILLE and BEADED
FRINGE NJ low prices: -
All shades in COLORED SILK PRINCES:
40 dozen OF the celebrated IA G0RSETS at SOC,
regular price 75c.;
The RandsomcSt, most stylish. and cheapest line q
LADIES CLOAkS and DOl.MANS " me city,
DIT JULIUS MEYERS.
n013 Cos Broad street.
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Don't fail to see JACK AND THE TRAINED
BEAR, and the wonderful y-construcied NAIL
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4 TUSENEN'ES.

DICHMUND HEATKE-IU-NIUHT
THE GREATEST SENSATION EVER IN
THIS CITY.
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GROCERIES AND GIVtoEN.

TONGUES AND II MI.
, boxes CENTENNIAL EElE-f"N"' -.
10 barrel, MtNflATTAN HAMS.
strictly h;>t-cia.s quality. ,.,.- ..
No y y. !. - =,
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A URORA LODGE, No. 116, .,,,s.a..4.s2szes,
N !. q. @. F.-Thc regular meeting Ssxs7sSAs-
OF this lodge will he held at Wilkiu- 6<SsgSsssE
sons Hall. THIS frhur>dayl EVE ~>z>fafN%$<>
MING al z. O'Clock. Punclual attendant Is earnest
" de: ired Candidates for initiation ana degrees
will be on hand promptly AT $50 O'Clock. Members
OF sister lodges cordially invited to be present
BY order OF the Noble Grand.
JOHN J. SULLIVAN,
Sc 1S.Thts Secretary.
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w- CASSIMERES! CLOTHS!

LEVY BROTHERS
show splendid value in above gooCs. They have 4
varied assortment. no ~
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DICHMOND THEATRE.

DICHMOND THEATRE.
See where she comes OF life and joy! See, sec the
sovereign power"
Under the Ford ManagcincnT-
MISS Lillian ADELAIDE NELSON,
TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 18TH,
TWELFTH NIGHT.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 10TH,
SHAkSPEARE'S JULIET.
=" don't know beautiful Illustration OF tho
anxiety Of pure true love for the safety Of Its object
than the sweet. grIlsh lingering thar tells or the
fond fears Of the youthful Juliet. '-Coterld9e.
Mr. EDWARD COMPTON AS ROMEO,
of the london Stage.
The sale of seats will commence ut Johnston s.
Main street on WEDNESDAY, November 1ath.
mn i
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NNUAL MEETlN G.-The annual
N meeting OF the STOCK HOLDERS OF THE
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTO-
MAC AND RICHMOND AND pETERSEuRG
RAILROAD CONNECTION COMPANY Will be
held on WEDNESDAY the 26th of November.
1879. at the office Of the Richmond. Fredericss-
burg and Potomac Railroad Company, III the city
of Richmond, ut 2 o'clock noon.
nol2 j. B. WINSTON, Secretary.
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GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY AT p. VI.
no l3.ltS
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
APPOINTMENT or DEMONSTRATION.
RICHMOND AND aLLEGHANY T.. T.. co.,
No. 80 BROAD STREET.

No. so BROAD STREET.
NEW YORK. October 22, 1879.
THERE WILL BE A GENER MEET
l. ING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY RAILROAD
COMPANY ut tie companv's Off &C. in Richmond,
Va. or the 29iu DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1879. AZ
II H.. for the election Of president and board nf
directors and tie tranSa cton of any business that
might Uc regularly brought before an annual meet
Ing. JAMES s. WELLS.
no 4-tI Secretary.
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pILL-HEADS, $3.50 to sS per ream, at
- the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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We will open on MONDAY our thirdesupply OF
NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS, boux lt at re-
cent auction ssjcs In New York.
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LEVY BROTHERS
have now a full assortment for men, women. and
children, and their prices are really low. no 13