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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-22

There is nothing TO be gained by lgno-
ring the fact that large number of the
colored Republicans of Virginia voted for
repudiation at the late election, and helped
to make the verdict that was then recorded.
The explanation that is given Of their
course in our Washington dispatches points
the way to new Republican duty. The
negroes were unquestionably duped by the
arguments Of interruptions whites. The
blacks were told that they were slaves at
the time the debt of the State was created {;
they had had no part in mourning il, why
should they take any part in paying it! 1t
is poor argument, butt succeeds Famously
when addressed 10 the white men Of any
southern State, and has made. many con-
yerts when urged, with the necessary local
adaptations, upon northern Democrats,
chiefly in the West. 1t is no cause for wen
der, then, that the poor Virginia negroes,
many OF whom are ignorant and may be
easily mislcd, were seduced into support
of the reputation OF readi ustment policy.
1t remains to be seen whether an excellent
work cannot he done by preaching the SIM
pie truths Of financial honesty among them.
Their grateful fidelity to the Republican
party is wonderful snd touching. When
they have learned that one OF the cardinal
doctrines of Republicanism is the honest
payment Of debts much progress will have
been made in that direction Y0rt
Tribune.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-22
NJ JULIUS MEYER,

603 BROAD STREET,
offers this week
Extraordinary bargains in CASHMERE from auc-
lion:
ACC. worth Soc:
Is pieces SUPERB ALL-WOOL BLACK CASH
MERE-full SO inches wildcat SOC. worth
Csc: special qualities az 60, 75c., ami 81,
worth l5c. more per yard:
10 pieces BLACK MOHAiR ALPACA ut zoe.
worth CSC:
20 pieces DOUBLE-WIDTH COLORED CASH
MERE III lSc. worth 25c.: ~
Is pieces COLORED BIARRFrZ CLOTH at l6a,c
worth CSC:
Novelties in DRESS GOODS at very low prices
HANDSOME BLACK PEkIS STRIPED SATlNS
All coo r:-H in PEKGN STRIPED yELvETEEN at
pEKiS and wATERED-sTRIPED SILKS at
1926 and upwards:
Is pieces BLACK SILK, from auction. 1T prices
way below their value:
A very cheap line OF MERISO aud ALL-WOOL
UNDERWEAR: ,,
VESTS III SOC:
CHILDREN'S MERINO VESTS and DRAWERS,
an sizes and pIiccS:
GENTLTMEN'S INDICATED SCARLET ALL
WOOL SHIRTS and DRAWERS, for rhculn;-
tism, ut 20
FRINGE at low UrircS:
All shades in COLORED SILK PRINCES:
! O dozen Of the celebrated IA CORSETS II JOc..
regular price 75c.;
The hann>umcSt. most STYLISH. ald cheapest inc o.
LADIES CLOAkS and llOl.MANS tn me city ,
Lt JULIUS MEYERS.
no - Cos Broad street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-22

Everybody in the city should buy ticket
TO the benefit OF the disabled fireman. Dick
enson, TO be given by the Mozart Pinafore
Company on the night of the 25th. There
should be no free passes on that evening.
Let the list lie suspended entirely, even in
Guiding the press. TO so good cause all
should be but too glad to contribute their
aid. Remember. he was injured in the line
of his duty while noblv ard heroically en-
gagged in saving your property from the
flames. State.
We endorse heartily the above paragraph.
More: A man MANNED for life in the service
OF the city of Richmond ought not to have
to come before the public at all to ask for a
support.
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DRESS GOODS.
~ the latest s'yics and noTcijics;
BLACK CASilMERES al l"!: l6si, 20. %. 30. and
ALL:Wn0L ELAck and .CohoEED CASH.
Our ALL-WUuL BLACK CASHMERE at 45:.
Look XXI 1t our BLAcK SILK a. 81 worth 81 so;
GuLUEED SILN> aud S.tTENS in al shades:
Black. SILK vELVETS at *l.37!., :l.75: -,
BRHGA DED and STRIPED vELvErs in all
aLL.WO0L aud CUTTU; rLA1Ds. large va
PtLM:LEAF DAMASSE at SOC. Tor trimming:
SHETLAND SHAWLS III all colorS at 81 and up
CLNNKSi CLoAKS!-25o CT.OAKS just received
from the large: manufacturer in New forh
BLA<KtTS, EI::ANKErS. in WHITE and co.,
$50 iircrs lllTi;, RED. GRAY; and i:LME
FLANNELS, IN plntn and twiiioI; WHITE
The rhcunc-t goods IN the city:
CARPETS. CARPETS! CARPETS. from aHclion.
On this ar icle we are headquarters ana sell at
utM IP CNRrGTS at Is. 1Gs.. 1s, and zoe:
WOOL CARPETS 4! 22. 70, 30, 50, "A. -. 20
FLOOR uIL-CLOTHS AT zoe. per yard regular
E1&SR %fH%?H fn in 4 ::.a Cd an" ST.
TAPESTRY and VELVET RUGS and MATS from
csc To 80. Thee goods are very. cl az.
TABLE OII.-CLOTHS III u ana G-'l-NAitliLt
UNDEE;WEAR for ladies, children, and gentle
ncr-the largest STOCK In The city:
LADIES EESTS.-lO0 dozen To he sold at JOc.
apiece, regular price s. apiece. Looh at these
goods bCfOlC YOU buy. ~
NEitTCATED RED FLANNEL SHIFTS and
DRAWERS for gentlemen at $40 apiece
regular price -
UEnERSlIETS IT %, 80. 30. IL. 90 81. ii,
C,SSTNEEFS for mems and boys wear IN all hr
rubby styles. In these goods we offer great bar
gains.
hosiery IL ~ styles and ~ al! prices:
CURSETS. tho chcIn'sf and best III the city. LOOK
N our :JOc. GURSE L. side lace aud side steel.
BUTTONS in all STYLES. shapes, ana coorS;
NUTIONS-a very large stock.
Give Us Il call before YOU buy. ,
Ii. & \. MiTTELDORFEE.
no IO-SNEW J27 Broad street.
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RCg NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS,
AT
TIIALHIMER BROTHERS,
6O1 BROAD STREET CORNER OF SIXTHl.

We will receive during the entire week our third
supply Of
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
among which will he found the MOST DEsIRA-
BILE STYLES AND NOVELTIES of the season.
Handsome STRIPED and BROCADED SATINS
BROCADED and FIGURED SILKS BRO
CADED and FIGURED WORSTEDS;
A beautiful assortment Of FANCY CLOTHS and
FLANNFLS for Sacques AMI Cloaks;
ITunrecedcntcd succcss of our soc. BLACK CASH
MERE;
We have jus, received the largest and best stock OF
BLACK CASuNEEES ever shown by any ore
house south of New York, and can please every
one In want of Il dress:
cL0AKS, CLOAKS-the most desirable styles and
the largest assortment TO select FROM ut the low
est prices to be found in the city;
HOSIERY, GLOVES, CORSETS, FANCY RIB
EONS and SCARFS;
CENT E31EN'S, LADIES'. and CIlLDHEN'S
MERlNO UNDERWEAR:
4 great bargain j2st received in LADIES BUCK
SKIN GAUNTLETS ut SOC. pair worth dou-
bic the money.
For bargains in all kinds of goods 20 to
THALH!MER BROTHERS.
COL Broad street corner Of sixth.
[uo S-S,M&WI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-22

Kearncy's leadership must be passing
away when in the sand-Iots Of San Francisco
he threatens revolution and riot, rs he did
ten days ago. IS now appeal to YOU" he
cried, "to get ready, for, by the eternal
God, the men we have elected must be seat
ed, and by physical force il necessary. l.
for one, will kiss my wife and children,
bid them goodbye. buckle on my armor,
and come into the street prepared to
seat the men I voted for. have
weighed my words, and claim that it is
the nobest cause that sword was drawn
for. I appeal to all good, faithful citi-
zens to do what tell YOU. | have told you
for two years that when the ballot failed
I would resort 10 the bullet, and we will
do what we said. All that is lett for you
now is the dagger and the bullet. II you
do not show the courage expect Of you,
YOU will be enS.aved forever. Working.
men, your time has come. l feel it in my
bones that it is my duty and yours to seat
those men. Prepare for the worst. Arm
yourselves with bullets, hatchets, pistols.
No man must 60 10 work on that day. |
know that thousand Or two OF us will get
killed but all the thieves will get killed.
When the melee is over you bet there won't
be Chinaman left in Chinatown"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-22

II Seymour and Hendricks are nomi-
mated, as sure rs fate they will carry New
York and Indiana. Even the Springfield
Republican, that gives 204 votes to the Re-
publican party, comedies Indiana and Ore
gon to the Democrats. Mr.. Seymour car.
ried New York and OEegon in 1868 against
Grant. He can carry them again. The
Democrats can beat Grant or any other Re-
publican with the above ticket. Their
nomination would give immense strength
to the party at once, and the fight would be
entered upon and continued with the
strongest confidence in the result. With
New York, Indiana, and Oregon certain,
and good showing in New Jersey, Cali
fornia, and Connecticut, what is to prevent
success p Wilmington N. g. Star.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-22

Since the pame OF Hon. Horatio Seymour
has been brought forward in connection
with the presidency many OF the adherents
OF Bayard seem to be falling away and fast
ening on to Seymour, and q boom Is on its
way through the country for Seymour and
Mcdonald or Seymour and English. Good
men and true. all ihe four named, and any
man who could not -cheerfully vote for any
Of them is not much Democrat and not much
patriot. - Charlotte IN. ~ Observer.
Richmond papers, we think, have made a
slight error OF $40 in .Murray's majority
over Powell. It was made by counting
Fsedericksburg's vote twice. Fredericlcst
baryp STAR =. 500 n se ~ s!!ss ~ -
MI, John Lontban, q well known Itizzeinl
of Clarke county, Va, died last FridayE''
aged seyenty.siX.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-22

The Richmond State very naughtily says
that Horatio Seymour "now shines In his
own decay.'' Mr. ymour's intellectis ur-
dimmed.. He is sixty-nine. The head Of
the British Cabinet, Beaconsfeld, is seven
ty-six. MIR. Gladstone, the leader Of the
Liberals, is seventy. British and French
statesmen are often In Office at seventy-fiye
and upwards Wilmington IN. C.) Star.
When the Star sees o paragraph very
much Ike the above In the Dispatch OF to-
day, it must not suppose that we borrowed
Its figures. Our paragraph was in the prin-
ter's hands before yours was received. a
close shave, howeyer--it went up at 5 P.
H., and yours came to hand before 6.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-22

We admire the spirit in which the State
says what it has to say against Mr.. sEY-
MoUs. Only ore objection to him has struck
us as having any weight. That is his age.
He is sixty-nine years old. But Mr.. D1sRA-
ELI Is seveu,y-four; Mr.. GLADSTONE is sew
enty; MErrEENIcH was Prime Minister at
eighty; fancy was Chief Justice OF the
Supreme Court o! the United States at
eishty.fve and MARSHALL at seventy-fye.
These names are among the most illustrious
in the worlds history. And they are COM
plete answer TO the objection to Mr.. SEY-
MoUR based upon bis age.
We have not word to say against Mr..
BAYARD. II we thought the northern States
would nominate bin, ora majority OF them,
we should say, Try him. Bus our first
choice would be Mr.. THURMAN, if we
thought he could be elected. Let US agree
TO disagree
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-22

Virginia presents an aspect uneXampled
in political and Gnancial. novelty, and lit
tie lauehable: The white men and main
property holders, with tickets In one hand
and poeket-book in the other, rushed TO the
polls demanding the right to pay Virginis's
debt and save her honoF and the negro
the new voter made by the North Tor " ir-
giniar~ineeting the.Whlte man at the ballot,
box Witha ticket. ip bis rand u. prevent the
raYuiaT,t \ ave do ribts think orr northern
brethren eau open their mouths about Viz
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-22

Indeed, we do not know, when the assre-
gate of the popular majorities is ascertalned,
that a majority of the white votes VIII not
be found against the BILL Valley Virgin
ian.
We shall see whether the pirginian Will
let its readers know next week that large
majority of the whites voted for the Nc
CuJIOCH bill.
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LABOR EXCHANGE.
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC ,HARlTIEs,
~ 1870 ALMsuoUsE BUILDING, !
" 1t,prD

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC tHARITlES,)
- -. ALMsuoUsE BUILDING, I
...s.. RICHMOND, VA, September "a. 1879.
nLABOR EXCHANGE" Il AS BEEN
IA ESTABLISHED. under the supervision OF Tue
undersipned for the purpose of oUtalnlug work for
the unen pleyed and homes for INDECENT children OF
this city, ,,,,, ms ,rI,>-
bpEStlJ IN connccjin with the Department Oh
f1u-Door Poor.' where applications of those seek
ing employ ment and those Desiring 10 ehp'os per
SONS can be registered. - .o
Persons representing various trades ahc oceups-
tiors are now registered for employment n
Tho c ip want Of SERVANTS, i.AhoRtKS,& c-
arc requested to call a. or correspond WIN thi
office. ,c,-prrx>-,,Y->,
pTSNSr 0E pIIBi ,iCE CHARITIES, RICHMOND
VA :" marked LABOR EXCHANGE"
-" 1'lA 'rN'slsiGSJ CHARLES Z. BIGGER,
ssoA.Ymt suierintt ndent OF Public Charities.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-22

II the Haltey pirginian will look at the
figures which we publish to-day, it viii, II.
it is not totally blind, see that the Conser-s5
natives carried y very large majority Of the.
white vote In the late eiectioRs-not less
thar, 20. nGG.
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To,a, vote ...145,3l7

1t will be seen that we have given to the
Resdiusters the entire vote in the Second
and Third districts, because there was no
regular Debt-Paying candidates in the field
in those districts, though no doubt, iudg-
ing from tue vote in the First and Fourth
districts the same region), large number
Of the voters are Debt-Payers. In fact
paragraph which appears in our paper to-
day shows that the Readiusters concede to
us 929 votes in the Second district. II we
were to take this number from the Read
justers' column and add it to ours, the Debt
PAYERS white majority would be increased
to $4,000.
In like manner we have given the Debt
Payels the entire vote in this and the Gull
pepper districts, because there was no Re-
adjuster candidate in either. In Hanover
district we have given both WINGFIELD's
and QUEsENBERRY S vote to the Debt-Payers,
because they both ran as Debt-Payiag cam
didates against W. W. NEWMAN, Read
iuster.
In the Seventeenth district, especially in
Greene county, number Of Debt-Payers
voted for Mr.. MASSEY because there was no
Conservative candidate in the field. We
nevertheless count for the Readlusters al!
the votes received by Mr.. MASSEY. In a
word, we have tried to make the table re-
fleet the popular vote as nearly as possible.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-22

Captaip Il. S. Gibson. Of Lee county,
claimed to lie Readjuster, but all the
Funders supported him, and his vote may
fairly be sald to represent the strength OF
the Funders in this district.-Letter IN
Wing. ...
The Marion Patriot copies the above.
Mr.. GIBsoN's vote was 929.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-22

me- TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH
(corncr Of Broad and Twentieth sircetsl.-Services
on SUNDAY at IL 4. N. ny Rev. HOWARD SLEDD
(;ou of Rev. r. n. SlcdG) At ~ p. NJ. by Rev. NJ
ID. HOGE, D. II.
Young mems prayer meeting from 10 p. NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-22

MT FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH icorner Seventh near Grace,.-Rev. w.
G. SCuAEFFEB will preach at Ii and ~ L. NJ.
BaDtism confirmation, and the Communion OF the
Lords supper in the morning. Seats free All wei
come.
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fgs G RE AT BA RG AIMS

n L G IL IL y - ~ II " ~ " -
IN DRY GOODS
AT \. TIUTILEk x SONS,
goo BROAD STREET.
BLACK aud COLORED CACI!EMlHE>, full line,
from Jc. IA : 20:
POPIIN LIr~TEES, fur line of color. ut I2@c.:
PENN STRIPES. in SILKS, SATIN. and VEL
VETS; 1890 . ,
BLACK and CHLoEED SlLAS, E!'FEi ana
NFLVfTEENS: .. .
4 few more of those CHEAP DAMASk TOWELS
LAD,I,G. GEHTLEMEN'S, ana CNILDEEN'S
I'EDERWENR: .,,,,,.
HOSIERY. WHITE GOODS. and CAS>lIERES:
NOTIONS III cutcsS VARIETY:
NEW-STYLE CLEARING, for ladies:
WlJklN(;-J ACk ETS aud i'iRCILAREIpAkS;
LADlE.- CLUAko ana lhDl.MANS.iuh lihr'
F;:iEEES. rASSIMENTEElE TR!MNt Nc. and
BUTTONS. III Grrli "a irtI {:
RICHARDSON'S LINENS al lnEcsl less Than FtGn-
>lIHWLS FfaENELS, ami BLANKETS. Call a.
a. UUTZLhR 4 SONS.
NO IO.2la :iG6 Broad street.
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We don't think any respectable man will
heneattsr deay that the Conservatives ssar.s
ried i large majority u the white vote in 81
the recent election.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-22

~SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
(corncr Nam and Sixth streets .-Rcr HENRY NC
DONALD. ID. D.. viii preach on SUNDAY ut II y.
NJ, AT IL r. VI. Tho Special Needs oil \ ounS
Men the last in the series to young men,
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Ritl,,llolld patfh,
s {, 4. NO vEMlER q. 1875 3 q,
The popular vote.

rs,;tors D;spatch: Pleaae tell me lnrougn
,.lsnss,,s,,s 81 she Dispatch whether OF
a Wv, ,ha rntal number or Debt Payers who
vo,sa exceed the tetai number OF ne.
sSins,ers who yoted. II they do exceed
INN. it Is positive proof that the DEPT .s
PAYERS fsIthough The negroes voted soliuy
against them} are largely in the ma,ofs.!'
as the Resdiusters polled their 1iui, sso ss;
aud the Debt Payers 10 many coCnuss u.a
NOT. You will obiixe number OF US !! you
Will answer this, and. at ehe SANE NE, w. nv
think, show to the Worid thaG .Oiu -. .
GINA is not as bad as it at first sppesrs. ).
We have made careful examination OF
IN. non,,ar vote, and find that the votes
.ss, for senators were, according to the best
information available. divided about as ioi-
lows: oas,
S SsassTs's.lySe PayeFs 4lo
go.
Conservative Readtusters. S2
ada all Republicans net deb-payers..'..'., 1o'4eo
The total vote cast for senators was l4S'-
ST.. t'&i,. =.
Itihus appears that the total vote CASTOR ca o.
Che Re&diusfers proper was over 1,oo" n'oas
than the total vote cast for the ConsefYa.
tiyes. This includes negroes.
Now, deduct one.third from the Read
;usters' vote for the negroes, and we have
these figures:
Conservative Deht-Payers.
Readjuslers proper twhte). ..''4o'ooe
White majority for Conservatives. ..2z'oz1
These figures are highly interesting ana
very instructive. They show exactly how
the real people Of Virginia stand upon the
question which was submitted to the oee'-
sion OF the voters. We give below the vote
OF every senatorial district. The prepara-
ton OF this table and the others when we
have published cost us vast amount OF
labor; but it was labor we'll bestowed. Inc
public will read these details with extraor'
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,,s.,,,,,,.saGEs.

Married nc frisarasidesssc OF Mr. ". G. Adams,
Soveisssr 49,. s79, I1 MM: Scott ;o LII
niece of ohm Walsh; ali Of this cily.
| 4 NorfoK papers please c0py.-~s..gisss3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-22

NE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Corner
Of Twelfth and Broad strccts).-Rcv. G. F. JAMES.
of Buchanan. Va, will preach on SUNDAY at IL
a. NJ. and TX NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-22

n~r FIRST PRES b Y y e r / \ \
CHTJRCH-Preachins by the pastor, Rev. 7. l..
PRESTON. D. D.. at II 4. NJ and al quarter before
s ut night. Strangers will receive cordial wei
come,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-22

HPREACHING AT THIRD-STREET
AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
At IL 4. b., Rev. ". Il. DERRICK; at T.. NJ.
Rev. Professor FASSER II ~ p. NJ. Rev. ". b.
DERRICK. Subject at night: The Signs OF the
Times
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TT E w q D 0 ID >!

ri Z " U . q u > =.
lam now receiving my fall stock OF
CHINA, GLASSWARE. AND li"usEF ohNi'n'
ING GOODS OF ALL KINDS.
NV stock is the LARGEST AND MOST COM
PLETE in every department ever exhibited /" THIS
city. .-....
The prices we guarantee to be rs low as Inc same
quality of goods can be bought anywhere.
call is respectfully solicited to examine m!
stock and prices, whether you wish 10 purchase OF
not for 1t Is pleasure 20 us to show ON coHs.
- E. Is. TAYLOR,
.ro7 .,.* s..'E5 1el1 east Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-22

~ MONUMENTAL CHURCH-Rcv.
r. G, Observation-Disclosures IL ~ NJ. and BY
O'Clock 2. NJ.
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MT BROAD-STREET METHODIST
CHURCH-SUNDAY, November 23.-Preaching at
IL O'Clock A. NJ. by Rev. DR.. w. T. RICHARDSON,
editor Of the Central Presbyterian. No service at
night.
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.,,,ts.ss.Yssy,sG,.eeA g:s. :

TuINA, GLASS, &C.-Just received,
" large variety OF good, TO Interest hoNstkecpcrf
A nj, a,ure 10 show FOODS and quote prices. Those
Who call shall be rewarded. Merchants buyin" Tor
cash arc requested 10 exam inc tbs stock before h
ch aSiug elsewhere. i,r.l Bargains III kOllGEkSS
TABLE CUTL cry au. PLAT kD-MAEE
II. H. WALLACE,
M oo.1,n iO6 BrOId street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-22

me- COHEN BROTHERS WILL OFFER
on MONDAY 4 large lot Of WHITE BLAN
kErS. in good all-wOel good, ut fully 40 per
cent. under value:
Also. a large lot of CARPETS purchased greatly
under value; besides hundreds Of Other goocs.
no 22
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CLOTEsgr,.,

i ->---~--~--~-~>~~~>~~~-~--~~ ~>~~--~--.-...
i CEILING OFF TO MOVE,
/ SELLING OFF TO MOVE,
! SELLING OFF TO MOVE,
| SELLING OFF TO MOVE.
| GOODS Must BIZ g.an
GonUS-MEST BE s,un
.- .". GOODS 3IUST Pc s,Lr,
GOODS Must BE sDtt,
TIE PRIC.E WILL TELL.
THE PRICE WILL TELL.
THE PRICE WILL TELL,
THE PRICE WILL TIL.
ZEN TO FIFTEEN PEP fFxr
Ten TO FIFTEEN PER CENT
s. ten TO FIFTEEN PER ,rrr
TEA. TO FIFTEEN FER cvxr
CAN BE SAVED BY CALLING E,rry
CAN BE SAVED BY G, tLLlNG EARLY
CAN BE SAVED BY ca LI.JNG EARLY
CAN BE SAVED By CALLING R.pIy
~ Is. SPENCE & >gy.
...H f. u. Spence I ca,
=. D. SPE>Crx >,,,
E. sPENCxs say
ULSTERS IN GREAT VARIETY
ULsTERS IN GREAT VARIETY
ULSTERS IN GREAT VARIETY
ULSTERS IN GREAT VARIETY
At VERY Low PRICES
At VERY Low PR, ~.
AT VERY Low rEh.t
AT VERY Low PRs.ps
OvERCOATS
OVERCpAT>
OTERCOATS
ONERCUATS
or ALL KINDS,
OF ALL KINDS,
or AT.L KINDS,
OF ALL KINDS.
+. L. SPENCE ( son,
T.. +. SPENCE & son,
+. +. SPENCE & son,
j.. Il. SPENCE K sos.
CASHMERE >riI-.
tNS>INFEr >Tri-
ChSSiHtEE SUNS.
rAs>IMtuF >Iiy>
CiIuYIrT SUITE.
CIiEVIOT SUITS.
CIIENlOT SUITS,
CilEViUT SUITS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-22
SPECI.AL
CHIN A..
SPECIAL.

CHINA direct from France;
CHINA dirccT from England;
CHINA dircc. from Japan.
PLAIN WHITE and DECORATE DINNER ana
TEA-SETS:
FANCY GOODS from European factories. ordered
before the advance IN price. CAL and STE new
GEORGE GIBSON. Jn.,
CO 81 1907 Nam street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-22

ne DOMESTIC PAPER FASHIONS
a complete assortment always Oh hand at
s.S.MsW TuALHrNER BROTHERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-22
NJ NEW GOODS
GREAT BARGAINS!
d. & T.. MITTELDORFER
527 BROAD STREET.

We will oNcn on MONDAY our third supply OF
NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS, bou. II: III re-
cent auction lies ~ New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-22

$500 to IS per ream, a.
Is the nIs?A TOH rRtRTfGavtsnraE,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-22

His stock consists OF LARGE AND FINE AS
SOETMENT OF GOODS, Imported especially for
him, and is constantly receiving NEW GOODS,
STYLES, ard PATTERNS.
Prices 10 suit the times
SHIRTS. COLLARS, ali! CUFFS of fine =ratc'
made 10 order. ho IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-22

ME- GREAT BARGAINS IN CORSETS
Mt COHEN BRUTTERS':
CORSETS ut Csc. worth fully 81;
Upwards of $50 dozen CORSETS just received at
greatly reduced prices;
Also, a large stock of HOSIERY and GLOVES
among them
FLEECED GAUNTLETSat20 zoe. palr-6 buttons:
LADIES FLEECtD GLOVES at 3Jc.;
CHI. DREN'S CLOTH GLOVES At 25c.- valued 1t
40c.: and many other great bargains.
Call Tor the LEROY SEhMLE SS klD GLOVES
they are The best and cheapest GLOVES offered
In the United States. COHEN BROTHERS,
no22 Sole Agents for Virginia.