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w BARGAINS FOR TIE PEOPLE.

81. at eoc. worth 81 20. at 81 worth 81 35, Mt
sl.lo worth l5n; Better goods Just as CHEAP.
WHITE s.! SKIN F at 75c worth 81, at eoc worth
LIeHT.sLuE SATIN, "a inches WIDE at 1925
BLACK SILK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at 1925,
81 So. $3.50, 81 go, s2.25,and s2.60-all much
coI oe'RE bes sILkS SAT- 7jc. worth 81;
PLAIDs, al..wool filling, at l5c per yard worth
Dog g2i: DRESS GOODS at loc. worth
DoH tfs: E! W EfFG; ExrRA;HEAvY ALL.wooI
TABLE-CLoTHs- PTAN0-COVERs, and TABLE E.
RUGS. MATS, e HAss soGK and MATING very
A large variety Of BASKETS at low prices:
NOTTINGHAM LACE for CURTAINS at 1254c.
worth &c.. at 15c, worth 2Oc.. at 1890. worth
25c.. at zoe. worth Soc, and better goods just
A large stock of NOTTINGHAM LACE CUR
TAINS. purchased at The large upholstery sale
in New York. We do not give prices. but VIII
sell them lower than the same quality goods were
ever sold for before:
NoJTiNSH4aAMi u LACE TIDES at 10 II 81, 80 &c.
NoT SE Ne FEsnn ERcE at Soc
WORTH IOC,
BLANKE TS at So worth $3.50, at $3.50 worth
1925. at So worth 81. at 81 80 worth s6, at So
worth $3.50, at IS worth So: BLANKETS at
81, IS, so, $40. and up 10 SIS pair-all very
FANCY BUGGY and CHARACTERISTICS
from So 20 S.:
ENGLISH BODY-BRUSSELS CARPETS at Use.
per yard-a great bargain. Great bargains in
CARPETS of all kinds.
LINEN DAMASk NAPKINS Mt $l.90 per Dozen
real value So:
HAIR-BRUSHES at 30c.worth Soc:
RUBBER CObTBS very cheap:
MOURNING HANDkERCHlEFS at 12i9c. worth
25c., at 23c worth 35c.;
QUILTED SATIN RIBBON at &c. per yard-usual
Bargains in HOSIERY for men, women, and chill
dren;
No. IL DOUBLE-FACED ALL-SILK SATIN
RIBBON ut 2Oc. per yard worth Soc:
FANCY RIBBONS al SC. per yard worth lOc., al
SC. worth 20c., NJ zoe. worth Soc, at 25c worth
6Oc.
To save money in making Your purchases call at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1017 and 1019 hlain street,
no 27 Richmond, Va.
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NEE NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS,
AT
THALHIMER BROTHERS,
COL BROAD STREET CORNER OF SIXTH.

We will receive during the entire week our third
supply Of
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
among which will be 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
FLANNELS for Sacques ana Cloaks;
Unprecedcnte success of our SOC. BLACK CASH
MERE;
We have just received the largest and best stock of
BLACK CASHMERES ever shown by any one
house south of New York, and can please every
one i'll want of dress;
CLeAKS, CLOAKS-the most desirable styles and
the largest assortment TO select from, at the low
est prices to be found In the city;
HOSIERY, GLOVES, CORSETS, FANCY RIB
BONS and SCARFS;
CENT? EMEN'S, LADIES', and CHILDREN'S
MERlNO UNDERWEAR;
A great bargain just received in LADIES BUCK
SKIN GAUNTLETS at soc. pair worth dou-
Bile the money.
For bargains in all kinds OF goods got
THALH!A1ER BROTHERS,
COL Broad street, corner OF Sixth.
[no S-S,AI&WJ
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NINETY.NINE-CEST STORE
kINETY.NINE-GEST STORE.
GALE AT THE 99C. STORE.
To MAKE ROOM FOR
NEW HOLIDAY G. GOD
OFFER
THE FOLLOWING LINES
AT
GREAT REDUCTION:
GREAT REDUCTION:

Ny entire line of FIRST QUALITY TIN TOILET
SETS al 81 .50-forlner price $3.50;
Eleven styles FULL-SIZE TIN TOILET SETS at
S2-former price $40;
A few HANDSOME ENGLISH PRINTED eleven
picccs) TOILET SETS largest size, at Il, re-
duced from 1925;
Two crates WASHBOWLS and PITCHERS at
55c -formcr price 75c.:
FINE FRENCH CHINA tfor,y-four pieces TEA
SETS reduced from $l2 TO So:
FINE FRENCH CHINA (forty-four pieces TEA
SETS reduced from 80 to $3.50:
FINE FRENCH CHINA Uorty-fcur pieces Ten
SETS reduced from So to $3.50;
FINE FRENCH CHINA tforty- four pieces TEA
SETS reduced from 81 to $3.50;
FINE FRENCH CHINA torty-four pieces TEA
SETS reduced from - TO I.25;
FINE FRENCH CHINA tforty-four pieces TEA
SETS reduced from IS to IS 25;
FINE FRENCH CHINA forty-fomr pieces TEA
SETS reduced from $3.50 10 80.
IN NEW GOODS | WILL OFFER
500 twcnty-six. and twenty -eight-inch uMBREL-
LAS. made OF double faced tw!lied SIR Nor!
heavy, made in the best manner, at s2.lo an'
$500: the regular prize on these goods IS Al
and s5.50-a great bargain.
IMMENSE STOCK OF NEW GOODS
MONDAY AND TUESDAY.
W. a. STEVENS,
roo9 505 fsrr lad street.
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THE POPULAR YoTE.-A few days ago we
attempted, from the material before us. to
ascertain the popular vote, and by giving
the Readjusters everything that was not
regular Conservative, we gave the Read
busters near six thousand majority on the
senatorial vote. Take off the Republican,
and they are beaten.--Lynchburg Neaos.
The Ne,os's figures are not far wrong.
Give to the Readiusters all the votes that
were not Irregular Conservative" votes,
and then they have only majority Of few
thousands. But if from their total you
subtract the Republican votes, they are in
minority Of the popular vote; and If you
still further subtract the negro vote, they
are long way behind the white Conserva'
tiyes. -@r
| No man of impartial mind can reach any
other conclusion than that to which the
Ne,os has come.
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The Ealley Virginian is informed, SO it
says, that large numbers OF white citizens
voted for MORTON (colored) for senator in
the Yorktown district over DR.. POWELL
{white), and that at one precinct at least
one hundred white persons voted in that
way.
We don't credit the story. 1t may be
true, but we are not ready to believe tina,
at one precinct at least a hun dred white per-
sons voted for 'NoRToN, colored." There
were only a few over one hundred votes
cast in the whole Of York county; and we
doubt IL the whole white vote at any pre-.
cinct in the district was over hundred.
However, let that be as it may, this is to
be said, that the larger the white vote for
the Republicans, the larger must have been
the negro vote for the Readiusters. We
have heretofore set down only six thousand
whites as having voted the Republican
ticket In the entire Commonwealth; but. IL
the Hirginian's informant be not mis-
taken, we shall have to set down that there
wers at least ten thousand whites I'D the
tWenty-six thousand Republican votes, and
consequently four thousand more negro
votes than we have charged to. the Read
justers voted their ticket. sSgs i
Yoa can have 1t either way, gentlemen;
but 1t still remains indnbitable thata large
majority OF the white tax. payers Yoted Tho
Conservative ticket. t:.;
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8, s,-s,sna Il psnEaBER is7s:
we t,es,sus.

The Census.
The northern mind has been so possonso
aaainst the South That II seems issap osslD'e
ssr even "a liberal q Journal as ane New VIEW
york Herald to do Justice TO TINS secslon'
II, fact, the northern people haye 90 u 11li'
versslIy made up thetr minds that the South q
Il Is Sc after the next reapportion uent q
representation in Congress a small section
comparatiyely that they viii all be Wotnily
disappointed when they see the actual fe-
turns, although these may be /. cooked s py
incompetent officials. The Herald makes y 81
The absurd statement that the north.
ern States have increased IN population
more rapidly than the South, whereas nsl'es
the fact IS Just the other way, we
have no manner Of doubt, II the States
east OF the Allegheny mountains only be
counted. The proportionate increase 10
virginia is at. least double what 1t has been
In Massachusetts, in the last ten years. The
increase in the southern States east OF the
Mississippi Will offset the increase 10 all the
northern States east of the Alleghanies.
Then Texas alone win Offset a half dozen
small States, say Oregon, California, Ne
braska, Nevada, and Colorado. Pit Ar
kansas and Louisiana against Kansas,
and Missouri against all the Northwest
west Of the Mississippi. All the increase
that she North will have over that in the
South may thus be safely calculated not to
exceed what the increase has been in Indi.
ana, Illinois, Ohio, Michigan, and Wiscon'
sin. Now, these five States constitute
it is true, more than one fifth Of the whole
Union at present. They have sixty
nine members of the National House OF
Representatives. If they have increased 70
per cent. they will (under the same basis)
be entitled to, say, eighteen additional Re
representatives.. These are all that the north
ern States will gain under any fair census !;
and vet the Herald makes these outrageous
" uniounded assertions:
cat present it requires only iorty-seyen
electoral votes in addition to those OF the
united South to elect a President, but aiter
the next apportionment 1t will require al
least hundred. II the presidential election
OF 1880 were to he on the basis OF the census
of 1880 the Republicans would be aole to
carry it without the State OF New York."
But the South claims Delaware, Mary
land, Virginia, West Virginia, North Caro-
linz, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida. Ala
bams, Mississippi, Tennessee, Kentucky
Texas, Louisiana, Missouri, and Arkansas.
These constitute about three-eighths OF the
Union at present. Therefore gain OF IL
in the North would be Offset relatively by a
gain OF IL in the South.
If the northern mind be not Invested OF
this hastily-forned opinion that the South
is to be shorn Of its relative strength after
1880 it will be next to impossible for our
section to secure its rights when the next
reapportionment is to be made. The SOUTH
it must be recollected, may lose absolutely
without losing relatively. She will still
constitute three-eighths OF the Union after
the next reSpportionment ii she is not
cheated out Of her due proportion OF repre-
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me- COHEN BROTHERS WILL OFFER
ON MONDAY, DECEMBER 1sT. UPWARDS OF
FIFTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS WORTH OF
MILLINERY GOODS. purchased at 4 great sacrf-
flee. These goods consist IN part OF OSTRICH
TIPS. PLUMES, BIRDS, and RIBBONS. amuag
them some OF the hantsomcst imported this sens0n
also. 4 large lot Of VELVETS, SAT1NS, aud other
TRIMMINGS.
They will also omen a very extensive stock OF
BLACK and COLORED SILKS at great reduction
soonest ever offered. Their former S1.l0 BLACK
GR0S-GRAIN SILK will be sold a Soc: their Sl.25
sk u a yo9 re Of also arss
stock of ALL.SILK. STRIPED SATIN. In black
and cofored, at reduction OF SOC. q yard. no 22
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mr. COHEN BROTHERS WILL OFFER

me- COHEN BROTHERS WILL OFFER
ON MONDAY, DECEMBER 1sT,
120 dozen LADIES' THREE-BUTTON coll
ORED KID GLOVES at 39c. pair, the value
100 dozen LADIES Two-BUTToN FLEECE
3. LINED GLOVES ar 161c::
as dozen LADIES' ELASTIC FLEECE-LINED
GLOVES at 16Ac. 4 pair;
A large stock Of GLOVES. in their various styles
and qualities, for ladies', gentlemeu's, and
children's wear. at the lowest prices ever known
They also offer the largos. stock OF HOSIERY now
offered In the city:
Also. SO dozen of MISSES and CE1LDREN'S
KNIT VESTS at i &C.: .t-..-....
All qualities In LADIES'. GENTLEMEN'S, and
CHILDRES'S KNIT UNDERWEAR, among
which VIII be found many great bargains.
nO29 -.--.----.
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VISIT THE new YORK AUCTION
HOUSE BEFORE PURCHASING ELSE
WHERE. WE HAVE JUST RE-
CEIvED THE LARGEST
STOCK OF FANCY
GOODS AND
NOTIONS
EVER SEEN IN RICHMOND.
NOoNE CAN COMPETE
WITH Us IN PRICES.
READ
OUR PRICE-LIST
BELOW.
500 yards sTRn FED SATIN, in all shades, worth
LADIES ELEGANT 3.BUTToN WHITE KID
GLOVES, Soc;
LADIES' 5oUvIN,s 3-BuTToN GALL sHADEs)
KID GLOVES 75c.:
LADIES' AND GEN TLEMEN's 2-BUTTON
FLEECE-L1NED G LOVES, 20c.:
MISSES AND CHILDE!EN's 2-BUTTON ELIAS
TIC FLEECE-LINEl, GLOVES, lsc.;
LADIES' GOOD-QUALIlY VESTS, Csc;
LAD ES' EXTRh.QU rY VESTS, 40 aud SEC;
MISSES VESTS, 2Uc.:
TLEMEN's HEAVY WOOL UNDERsHIRTs,
40 and Soc;
MISSES FANCY STRIPED HOSE, in all the new
shades 12kc.:
GENTLEMEN'S ENTRA-SIZE TWILLED-SILK
HANDKERCHIEFS, 45c.;
MISSES HANDSOME OPERA-HOODs- 45c.:
LADIES' BOULEVARD SKIRTS, neatly trim-
med, 624c.;
TIP-TOP CORSETS, 40c.:
QUILTED SATIN RIBBON, all colors, 15c.;
No. 9 RIBBONS, In good shades. &C.;
No q RIRRDNC all shades. Zoe.
Handsome SILK CHENILLE FRINGE, all colors,
75c.;
Large bottles EXTRACT AND COLOGNE, &C.;
Big cakes SOAP. &c.;
FASTING COTTON. per dozen, &c.;
BUTTONS. RUGHINGS. RUFFLINGS,
JEWELRY, BRACELETS, BEADS,
LADIES TIES and BOWS,
WORSTED SACQUES.
and tn Jusands Of other FANCY ARTICLES and
NOTIONS, in endless variety.
NEW YORK AUCTION-HOUSE,
no 26-eoA1m 523 Broad street.
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NJ NEW GOODS!
GREAT BARGAINS !
D. & r. MITTELDORFER,
527 BROAD STREET.

527 BROAD STREET.
We will open on MONDAY our third supply Of
NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS, bought ut re-
cent auction sales in New York.
DRESS GOODS.
All the latest styles and novelties;
EsGS fS2S EGa SsS III 60 25 80
EERfg at RFAsE ' g. m ana ss9
Our ALL-WO0L BLACK CASHMERE at asa.
can't be beat;
teSt st sEk & TGsP s1ds
Blaze. SILK VELVETs at *1.37A, s1.75, 81,
BRoCADED and STRIPED yELvETs in all
ALL.WooL and COTToS PLAIDs, large va
PALM:LEAF DAMASSE at soc. for trimming
BLACK SILK FRINGES-the cheapest in the city;
SHETLAND SHAWLS in all colors at 81 and up
CLoAKSi cLoAKs l-259 CLoAKs just received
from the largest manufacturer in New York !;
DLRN ief rSoT BEA "a II in WHITE and COL
$50 pieces WHITE, RED, GRAY. and BLUE
FLANNELS at 12!s. 10, Is, 20, 20, and SOC,
the cheapest goods IN the city;
CARPETS CARPETS! CARPETS! from auction.
On this article we are headquarters. and sell at
HEMP CARPETS at Is, 16s. 1s, and 2oe.;
so, 70, 75c., and 81 for the very best three ply
FLOOR OIL-CLOTHS at soc. per yard, regular
price Soc:
FLOOR O[L-CLOTHS in A, ga, Ga, and Sd
COCOA MATTINGS from auction;
TAPESTRY and VELVET RUGS and MATS from
Csc. to So. These goods are very CHI APP.
TABLE OIl-CLOTHS In s. and 6-4-MARBLE
and FANCY;
UNDERWEAR for ladies' children, and gentle
mcn-the largest stock In the city;
LADIES' FESTS.-100 dozen to be sold al soc.
apiece, regular price 81 apiece Look at these
mE fGGas Pf!Sfe R SGH FLANNEL SHIRTS and
DRAWERS for gentlemen at 1925 apiece,
regular price So:
UNDERSTANDS at 25, 80, 35, az, so, G1, II,
o0c- and 81 apiece;
CASSIMERES for mems and boys wear IN all the
pobby styles. In these goods we offer great bar
gains.
HOSIERY in all styles and at al prices:
CORSETS, the cheapest and best in the city. Look
AZ our soc. CORSET, side lace and side steel.
BUTTONS in all STYLES, shapes, and colors;
NOTlONS-a very large stock.
Give us call before you buy.
D. Il L. MITTEL DORFER.
no lO-S.M&W 527 Broad street.
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4 sPEcrAIs NOTICES.

RESALE AT AUCTION OF g GRA-
NEY fsLAED,n CONTAINING 413a ACRES,
NEAR 10 ATLEE's STAT1OE.IN HANOVER
COUNTY Special attention ise7i1ed to the sale OF
this BEAUTIFUL FARM, to come or on TUES
DAY the Cd or December. 1879, on the premises,
at IE O'Clock III. Bldders can leave at o'clock fn
the morning by the Chesapeake and Ohio cars, an6
return In the afternoon of the same day. For fur
tiier particulars see advertisement under auction
head of John d. Young, surviving trustee and COM
missioner. W. GODDIN,
de 1.2t AucttoDeer.
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W. G. PENDLEToN, of Marion, is candi-
date for Superintendent OF the Peniten-
tiary, and c. M. WEBER, of Salem, for
Sergeant-at.A Arms. Both are Readiuster
editors this year, and both were Greenback
editors last year.
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DEATHS.

Died, at the residence Of Mr.. A. D. Turner. No
yember 29th, Mrs. MARIA c. PETTUS, wife of
Prof. John c. Pettus, Of Abingdon, and daughter OF
MT. William Jerdone, OF Charles Ctly county, Va.
Burial services will take place at Shockoe Hill
Cemetery SUNDAY AFTERNOON, November 80,
at O'Clock. Friends Of the family are inyited to
attend.
Memphis papers please copy.
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The Negroes.

Once more we would like to ask certain
over-wise censors Of the Dispatch whether
it is tsabuse" Of negroes to say and insist
upon it that they voted with the Readiust-
ers in the recent elections? -
That's all that we have done; and we think
it is about time that weak.kneed Conserva-
tives had learned the difference between
the Two things.
And we beg all such people to believe
that we know what we are doing s
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W GREAT BARG AIMS

M GREAT BARG AIMS
IN DRY GOODS
AT 4. HUTZLER & SONS,
306 BROAD STREET.
BLACK and COLORED CACHEMlRES, full line,
from 15c. to 1928;
POPLIN LUSTRES, full line Of cnlors. at 1253c.:
PEKlN STRIPES, i'll SILKS, SATIN, and VEL
BLACK and CeLoRED SILKS, vELvETs, and
VFLVETEENS; ,.-,, -
A few more of those CHEAP DAMAsK TOWELS
LADIES', GENTLEMEN's, and CHI1DREN'S
UNDERWEAR: -
HOSIERY. WHITE GOODS, and CASS1MERES;
NOTIONS in endless VARIETY:
SEW-STYLE CLOAklNG, for ladies':
WALKING-JACKETSa and CIRCULAR CLOAhS;
LADIE:' CLOAkS and nOLM ANS.tuli line;
PRINCES. PASSIMkNTERlE TRIMMING, anu
BUTTONS in great variety:
RICHARDSON'S LINENS at much less than regu-
lar prices: . - ;,
: \. HUTZLER & SONS,
olO-2m 800 Broad street.
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A Hand Boot of Virginia. BY the Com.
missioner OF Agriculture. Second Edi-
ton. With Map. 1879.
We are indebted to DR.. THOMAS POLLARD
for the aboYe-named book.
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MEETINGS..

HEADouARTERs}
CoBIMANDERY OF ST. ANDREW, No. 13.
RICHMOND, December l, 1879.
ORDER No. 25.-SIR KNIGHTS: W.
" Attend stated assembly Of the Com ~
mandery at their asylum. in St Adams ~
Hall, in the city of Richmond, on THIS = Y
{Monday) EVENING at * O'Clock. in Cit
tzens' dress, for election Of officers, being annual
meeting of the Commandery.
The members Of Richmo nd Commandery, Nc. 2,
and all visiting Knights are Invited 10 attend.
BY order of the Eminent Commanders.
JNO. E. LAUGHTON, JR.,
Captain General.
Attest: FRANK D. STEGRR, Recorder.
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IAROF. EXGH.ASuE.

0vrICE sUrERiS rESpESr PuhLt,t, ,,,iSiTc,
p,cs,,ox, A w, September "a, 1879, =,
labor EXCHANGE" HAS BE 4; ~
shs ansv p S%; and homes for ns'n
this CITY. ,,,. IN OFFICE HAS hs,",,,
J? asfSm n es Win < p De- sS
rSsE ,s Spf ;Sc s?G Gs'": 10 .; t%y
sous can be registered. fans trades and "t''t'
,,dns are now registered Lor S S's'Is hroKEHS, g.
Tho in wan. Of 81. sSE ~ or corrsspona "0 -
Office. :, ,o addressed "St IEhnn<b\D
DENT OF rusihh,Ir oR "knXcliAXGEEinc cnR.
ssa4.sm Superintendent Of ''''
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THE CELEBRATED PEARL
SHIRT. made Of 2400 Linen and Wamsutta Cot
ton, is the best 81 unlaundrted shirt made; For
sale by JULIUS MEYER.
de ..4... n. eO3 Broad street.
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NE COHEN BROTHERS WILL OFFER
on MONDAY, December 1St, in their DRESS
GOODS DEPARTMENT.
ATWOOD FRENCH Ga SUIT1NG ut 75c., their
former price Of which has been 81 rs;
all shades of SOLID. COLORED DRESS GOODS
at l0c.:
IL pieces DOUBLE-wIDTH ALL-WOOL COL
ORED CASHMERES at 45c.;
Fully fifty various styles of COLORED DRESS
GOODS, among which will be found many
great bargains.
They also offer a very extensive stock of MOURN
1SG GOODS, among them many new drsigns:
Also. large stock of LUPlN'S BLACK CASH
MERES from Size M: -
FORTY-INCH BLACK ENGLISH CASUMERES
at 20 and 33c.-l5 sc. Il yard under value.
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IL our correspondent :. Bosetonrt " has
regularly read the Dispatch he must have
noticed that ever since the eleetiod we have
followed precisely The track which The lays
doyn 3or the eonser tive passss.
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MARRIAGES..

Married, on the 9Th instant, at The residence OIL
r. S. Adkins, Esq, by Rev. c. w. Petherbridge
Mr.. CHARLES COLE and Miss MARY E. RIO.
BERTSON; both OF Chesterfield.
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MASONIC NOTICE.-The stated a
Nl communication of HENRICO UNION Xxx
LODGE, No. $50, will lie held at MasonSr w
Hall, on Twenty. fifth street, THIS EVENING at 6
O'Clock.
Members Of sister lodges aud transient brethren
in good standing are fraternally invited.
By order w. M.
WILLIAM WILSON. Secretary.
DECEMBER ], A. L. 5S79, A. d. 1879
do IL
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ME- COHEN BROTHERS WILL OFFER
THIS WEEK
Upwards Of 500 dozen CORSETs, In many various
styles. which they have purchased below the mar
ket value;
Also. large stock OF CARPETS, besides hum
dredS of other goods. no 20
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We have the October No. Of the London
Quarterly Revie,o from Messrs. WoopHoUsE
& PARHlM
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MILLINERY.

vi Tny. No. sol Broad street. vi! Or: ysscssTS
ON THURSDAY, Noyemb.r on ~ .,.' - s64
eases NEW YORK TElaMEn ,, i ID Il. T" ,D,. ~
shsapeT a Inaa stock s"T Of MINRY ANn
G GS1S :: Fiji hats ol 'E ny - =, S;u p.f
TRiMMiSG sIhH, AsNL p ): TNS: - FLTsi!ES
yard; x .;is tGtrri Il aod TANEY BiEpEF
Fw IISStGs FInwEK>. RtFki:l<G' NH'h'" ''>''
col, D-PLATED JE" Ely; &c. ,,. cheapest /.
RiBBONs Il spetlal!I-S iuh 40, y WALTOS,
the city. "a, ,t .tr.rf corner Third.
Aim 0UI tsfta' ''''>"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-01

JANES CHALMEhS u ~ON>'
CELEBRATED TRANSPARENT EEl.AGLNf.
tTilnrY YEARS wITi J. L u. cox, scofiAN9'
Tine incrcas iny demand Tor oar CHA - : !! s'.,
We introduced II tSiX years ago. si'r "nAn .'' ~
ORIGINALLY reduce Inc price 20 that ~" We ','' 60"
Inv uu. 1, LIAIINE ;" per cent chr'pr ','"m '.'l
imDorie, From ACTUAL. TESTS 'i'r Ne '''''" -
have ,,,., -.,>-r,
TIE CHEAPEST hkLAlINf'
TIE pIREST hFLAliNt. r,>r,
THE NO~'r ECoNuM!, ~ 4EiaN -
ouo Tia. mos: han0. ou,e PACKET CHA III. -
the market. D.. $500 .,.,.,c,,r ..r ,r-,rr-Y
,hnr.by cnsurlng UEIroRM RESULTS we" "'!"T
our G Ell AIiNr.
DECEIVED THE Only NWtEn r'E -
NTiSE, AT THE CEETEA lA!. fAF't> 90
TESTIMONIALS RECEIVED tEIH ~ NJ
HOTELS AND tArtEL.N - iiI1'
UNlTfD STATES.
4 trial will convince the n:st Ire).''!i<.-. IL
cEI ATlNE is the best cAtl :.
| For sale by cur arrniH ,,nn 90.
! Etruuaua.i> VA.
| no 25-lw -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-01

BLACK CAsHMERES, BLACK CASIIMERES.
The largest stock in The city. Cashmere III double
widths from 25c. to so per yard. In coors they
have full line in all the new a DIES. Most OF these
goods are of their own importation.
CASSlMERES for meD's aud boys wear-thc
largest stock in any house in the State. Cassimeres
from 25c. TO So per yard.
RED and WHITE FLANNELS purchased by the
case. and Will he sold cheaper than they can be
In CHILDREN's. LADIES'. and GENTLE
MEMS UNDERWEAR their assortment Is COM
peie.
SHIRTS. laundried and unlaundricd, from Soc to
Sl-the best ever sold for the money.
Their GLOVE DEPhETMENT Is completes
splendid S-Dutton Isle GLOVE for 25c.; KID
GLOVES from i5c. TO 81. 80 pair.
HANDKEkCHIEFS-S:X large LINEN HAND
KERCHIEFS for 81: six LINEN HANDKER-
CHIEFS for Soc; and " i'm" Il sil-h HAND
KERCHIEFS in all shades - ~
In FANCY GOODS, sue - RIBBONS, RUCH-
INGS, &C., they can please Ire most !rslnl;uS'
On the second floor you i'll Ind.
A full liue of CI.pAkS ant DuLMAA>.iroIES SOU
to $40 aniecc;
500 SHAW LIS in all STYLES ..!"m Use. 20 So
4 full line Of LADIES L .,bI: WEAR;
BOULEVARD SKIRTS f. ON 500. 20 50:
A beautiful line OF MAR StlLLES sfREADS in
new designs.
| On The third and fourth floors can be found the
largest and nrettlcSt assortment or CAEfEiS,
RUGS, OIL-CLOTH, aud MATTlNGs ever shown
! 500 pairs BLANK cts, purchased at recent sale
in New York All In need should call and see them
a' 'A'e' sYCLE BROTHERS..
no 5-eod 3l1 Broad street.