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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-05

A CoSTRAsT.-The Washington CORE
spondent of the New York Tribune says OF
the patronage OF the United States Senate
NOW under the control Of the Democrats
"No disposition was manifested to inter
fore with rhe resolution by which the Sem
ate officers were required to retain all dis.
abled Union soldiers that were on the
rolls"
The southern Democrats unite with the
northern Democrats and the Republicans in
keeping in office all the disabled Union SOL
diers now filing public positions; but the
so-called Readjusters in Virginia unite
with negroes to turn out disabled Confede.
crate soldiers and put into their places
negro Radicals
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GOLD ar,el SILVER.
sENAToR JONES, OF NEVADA. INTERVIEWED ON
- - fZ5ssg,,,,,roxrrfzITIoN.

SENATOR JONES, OF NEYARA; isi - /" Ip o-'
DEMONSTRATIONS.
Especial dispatch TO the WASHINGTON Post,J
4; NEW YORK, December 3.-Great interest
Is felt here regarding the possible nnanclal
Legislation in Congress this session.. Senti-
tor John p. Jones, Of Nevada, was asked TO-
day whether he thought there was any pro.
liability OF compromise between the goia
and siITermeu whereby coinage OF standard
silver would bcstopped. lie said !" c mac
hard fight in Congress two years ago 10
pass the Bland bill, and it would De throw
ing away tue fruits of our victory 10 aban-
don the silver dollar now. Any demonetiza-
ton will be followed By disastrous falling
in prices all over the world, and many OF
our great silver mines will become practi-
cally worthless. The gold-men do not, In
fact. favor any action that will result in de-
terioration in values, for the vast majority
OF them are just now on the bull SIDE OF
the stock market and merchandise. l shall
be very sorry to see the silver law repealed.
Indeed, the only amendment l should sug-
gest would be that the United States should
adopt the proportion between gold and sill
yer in vogue in France and the Latin
Union of 154 to one instead OF Is to
one, which last is the ratio OF the stand
ard silver dollar as compared with gold.
l do not think there is any possibility
that the present Congress will stop the
coinage of the standard silver dollars, al
though it has been recommended by Mr..
HAYES and Secretary Sherman in their an
uual messages. The leaders OF the gold
men know that we are right. 1t is all very
easy for New York newspapers to talk about
the depreciation Of the silver dollar, but in
open debate in Congress they have no case.
Even Mr.. Edmunds, in the Senate, becomes
apologize, and cries for quarter when cues
toned too sharply. Mr.. Conkling knows
that our position is unanswerable, and so
does Mr.. Blaine and other leaders Of the
gold party"
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The Readiusters, by their action in CO.
alescing with the Republicans in the Lee
gislature, have verified our anticipations as
to what they would do. BY their action in
turning out such true, tried, and meritori-
Gus officers as Arthur y. Sullivan, late
Doorkeeper of the House Of Delegates, and
q manned Confederate, A. B. Cottrell
Second Doorkeeper Of the House, another
manned Confederate, and putting negro
and a white Radical in their places, they
have shown most conclusively that they
have no interest in or sympathy with the
Conservative party. 1t looks very. much
like they are after the different offices, and
don't intend to stick at any thing to carry
out their plans West Point Star.
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a sYCLE BROTHERS
WILL OFFER ON MONDAY
ONE or the LARGEST STOCKS or 1.
DRY GOODS
EVER sHoWE IN THrs CITY.


ALL-WoOL CASHMERE at 4Oc. worth CSC;
Handsome DRESS GOODS at 1214c. worth 20c.;
Fine DRESS GOODS at 1e, 90, 20, 35, 40, and
50c.;
A full line Of BLACK sILKs-siIk at s0c. never
sold before for less than $l.25; our 81 so Silk
reduced TO 81; our 81 Silk reduced to 1926;
A large stock of GUINET'S BLACK SILK on
hand, and will be sold much lower than they
have ever been before;
full line of BLACK and COLORED SILK VEL
VETS. snltable for cIoaks and mantllas, suck rs
Garnet, Wine, Brown. Cardinal, Canary, Green,
Bordeaux, Old Gold, New Cold Marine, Pink,
Prune, Claret, Gendarmc, TNIeul, Mexiquc, and
Sapphire;
Fine CAMEL'S-HAIE DRESS GOODS much
lower than their value.
For the latest novelties FIJI
Skis, sATINS, vELvETs, AND CLOAKrNGs
call at
SYCLE BROTHERS..
III PLAIN and FANCY SATINS YOU will find the
following colors: 3Iedas, Rose, Navy, Cardiual.
Maroon, Tilleul, Garnet, Myrtle, Old Gold, and
New Gold:
and Children SYCLE BROTHERS. Is head
quarters;
800 pairs BLANKETS to be sold at wholesale
prices;
The largest variety Of LADIES', MISSES, and
CHuDREN'S CLOAkS In the city:
CARPETS, MATTINGS, OIL-CLOTHS, RUGS,
and LACE CURTAINS, in the greatest variety
and styles, at very low figures;
1000 dozen REAL ALEXANDRA KID GLOVES
reduced from 81 TO SOC.
At SYCLE BROTHERS YOU can find thousands
Of goods suitable for Christmas presents.
SYCLE BROTHERS,
de 3-cod 81 Broad street.
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The Senatorial Outlook in Virginia.
IWashington Republican, 4lh, local.J

washington Republican, 4th, local.J
Private dispatches received here in Wash
inston Yesterday indicate verv pointedly
the eventual election Of General Malone 10
be the successor Of Senator Withers. In
the organization OF the Legislature yester-
day il appears that the ReadjuSters, or Ma
honeites, by combination with the recreant
Republicans, had majority OF eight in the
Senate and sixteen in the lower house.
as to the immediate situation, it appears
from reliable information that an effort will
be made to bring the Republicans back to a
realizing sense OF their partisan duty, and
induce them to run square-out candidate
for senator. In furtherance OF this object
the following dispatch from DR.. Il. ID.
Smith, State senator from Dinwiddie, to his
son, the Hon. John Amber Smith, OF this
city, was received yesterday:
II will support WickDam or any man
the Republican caucus dominates. WIN
not support any Democrat OF either party.
Still have hopes OF SENATOR"
From same paper-edllorlal.l
The Virginia Republicans, in the organi-
cation OF the LEGISLATURE OF that State yes
terday, earned the reputation OF spoil-hunt-
tiers. They combined with the Democratic
Readjusters to get control OF few OF the
offices in that body, and to show that BY
such combination they would be able to
defeat the Bourbon Debt-Paying candidate
for senator. Of course they have seriously
compromised themselves by this trafficking
concession but they can rally again.. if
there is enough manhood LETT in them for
the effort, in tine to redeem themselves be-
fore the election Of senator occurs. We
await further developments, and hope TO be
able to chronicle the commendabe fact that
they are not given over altogether to the
greed OF politics and the abandonment OF
fixed principle.
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Tribute Of Respect.

At meet g CT Aurora Lodge, no. l6. |. q. o.
F., held at their hall on Thursday evening, DeSem,
Der 4, 1879, the death cf Brother j.. ID. BAkElt
having been officially announced. the following
preamble and resolution. " ere reported and unanl-
mously adopted: ,.
bile wisdom of His providence. TO remove from this
sphere our late friend and worthy brother D. ID:
BAKER, who was called hence on the 24th DAY or
November, 1879; and as it IS meet and proper that
G. his friends, associates. and brethren, should pi
upon record our estimate OF his good qualities rs
mau and brother: therefore be it -
Resoiyed, That I'm the death OF Brotner y. d.
BAKER Aurora Lodge, II 6, |. O. o. F., has been de-
priyed of an active useful and worthy melnbcr.
and society has lost an industrious ana respected
citizen, and we, Odd Fellows, deeply deplore our
loss; but recognizing the omnipo!ent wisdom OF
Him who has thought 1t Wise to call hin from inns
life of care aud trouble. do most hunby bow 10 HIS
decree. and tender TO the tereaved widow ana chill
dren Of our departed brother our earnest sympathy
in their sad affection, and devouty ask That Ills all
protecting care may be extended to them, ami That
in thei sorrows they may recognize HIS presence
and unite with us in reverenty saying Ihy VIII be
done.n
Resolred, That these resolutions be recorded In
the minutes of the Lodge, and copy thereof,
signed by the Noble Grand. and attcsted by The
Secretary with the seal of the Lodge affixed there
TO- be sent to the widow OF our late brother.
Resolved. That copy OF the foregoing resoln-
lions be published in the city papers. ,,
Al. A. MCDONALD. Noble Grand
Teste: join, j. Suliiran, secretary.
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M COHEN BROTHERS WILL OFFER
on MONDAY. DECEMBER 1ST, UPWARDS OF
FIFTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS WORTH OF
MILLINERY GOODS. pure hascd ut great sacrl,
! FPS. PLUMES, BIRDS, and RIBBONS. anon"
them some of the handsomest imported this season ;
also, a large lot Of VELFETS, SATlNS, and other
TRIMMINGS.
They will also oben a very extensive stock OF
BLACK and COLORED SILKS at great reduction
from former prices, among Them some OF tn hand-
soonest ever fered. Their former $l.l0 BLACK
GROS-GRAIN SILK will he sold a. S0c:' their s. 20
SILK at csc. Many numbers of FINE GUINET'S
SILKS at propnrlionate reduction: also, i large
sock Of ALL-SILK STRIPED SATIN. in black
aud c0lored, at reduction of Soc yard. no ~
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ME- COHEN BROTHERS WILL OFFER
on MONDAY, ncccmhcr 1St in their DRESS
GOODS DEPARTMENT., -
ALL WOOL FRENCH GA SUiTlNG at Toe. Their
former price Of which has been 81 %:
All shades of SOLID. COLORED DRESS GOODS
at 10c.; ,or ,nr
OEED CASHMERES AT 45c.: 1880 -
Fully fifty various styles of COLORED DRESS
GOODS, among which will be found many
great bargains. r-
They also oner very extensive stock of MOURN
ING GOODS, among them many new DESIGNS;
Also, n large stock Of LUPlN'S BLACK CASH
MERES from 37kc. up: ,,.,,
FCRTY-INCTi BLACK ENGLISH CASH MERES
at 20 and 33c.-l5c. yard under value.
no 20
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Clerk. e. H. McCanfl, Esq ia.
THE SPEAKER laid before the Hollse s. y
af,stt.act al reports OF ell oz cl =.
viii be printed as astocument, ne s:sio. "a
M INJECTION or COUNTY aupa 81. set,
55 Mr a INN offered the following
sRaaal,,fd bu the House off Deleg1t inc
ssanafe ssn e,irrf1a1, That the General As
s..n,hiv shall proceed on Monday, the otn
instant. III 1899 p. NJ, to the election Oh
scar,ntv Judges Of this ComnonWealtn, pc
s1inni,,e Will, the county OF Accomac, pro-
eeedfr,e with counties In alphabetical! oroer
until ali the. said county Judges are electea.
A motion wus made that the rules fequl"
r;np reference OF the resolution to COM
mit1ee be suspended. The vote was, on di-
visInn-ayes. 80; noes, 38. The motion
not having received q two-thirds vote winch
the SPEAKER thought was required) was de-
feated. The resolution was referred.
FROM THE GOVERNOR.
The SPEAKER laid before the House a
communication from the Governor enclos-
ing a list OF pardons granted ana the rea-
aons therefor. Also, communication from
tha Governor stating that he had appointed
Mr.. Stewart Judge OF Alexandra IN place
of Judge Lowe, deceased.
LIQUOR.
Mr.. LoyENsTE1N introduced resolution:
which was adopted under a suspension OF
the rules, requesting the Auditor OF Public
Accounts to furnish variety OF lnforma-
ton concerning revenue from liquor.
INTRODUCED AND REFERRED.
Ry Mr., Writ: Petition Of John W. IL.
Porter, contestipg the seat OF GRIFFIN f.
EDWARDS.
Ry Mr.. LINKEYHoKER A bill to provide
for the continued use of convict labor by
the James River and Kanawha Company.
By Mr.. LovENsTEIN: Bill to change the
mar value OF the shares OF the Virginia
Home Insurance Company from SlOO to
At12:25 the House, having no further
business beioreit, adjourned.
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AF0y acts


INC AUDITORS report, on iss frst page,s
5showa Tint the McC settlement Gao 40.
81 ~ carried out, fine gislat,,re stll per.
nit. without my iatsease az taxntion. fhe
gross receipts lexceps loans) amounted to g;
"a. s4o. s9a. o7. The amount Of coupons re-
ee,yed {includirg the sax Oh bonds, which
was paid, it seems, Id oupons was sl,2Tl,-
s44 The cash revenue was s1, 37s, O5o. o..
Now. it is plain that the receipts in coupons
were $3.50 900 more than the entire annual
interest .spon the public debt under the
.MccuLLocH bill would be for the first ten
wears II this settlement were perfected.
This saving would almost keep up the pub
lie schools.
Again: The entire amount OF interest
paid last year was sl,414,9i3.S1, or over
four hundred thousand dollars more than
the total annual interest under the McCUL-
IocH bill for the first ten years, aud almost
enough to pay the entire annual dues to the
school fund.
Surely the Virginia people will take the
trouble to inform themselves upon these
nOints. 49,
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w BARGAINS FOR THE PEOPLE.

BLACK SILKS at COO. worth 75c., at 75c. worth
81. At 90c. WORTH 1928. at 81 worth IL IS, at
BLsK h in al q sSGni from s f5e
WHITE SATIN at 75c. worth 81, at soc. worth
LIGiiT,bLUE SATIN, "a inches wide, at s1.25
8 S. s and al mas
below regular prices;
COLORED SILKS at 75c. worth 81:
Do6BLE-FACED DRESS GOODS at loc. worth
DOUBLE wIDTH ExTRA.HEAvY ALL.WooL
PLAIDS at soc. worth S1.25 Der yard;
4 large variety Of FANCY GOODS for trimminss
RUGS. MATS, e HAssoCiks, and MATING very
A large Variety Of BASKETS at low prices;
All kinds OF GOODS FOR boys and mems wear:
N NYFTAS hyf1 EcH fGa ys5n 2es
worth &C.. ut l5c worth 20c.. at 1870. worth
Csc, at zoe. worth SOC, and better goods jus,
A large stock of NOTTINGHAM LACE CUR
TAINS, purchased at The large upholstery sale
IN New York. Ne do not give prices but will
sell them lower Than the same quality goods were
NoTfTiNGHAM LACE TIDES at Is. IT. 25, 80.
s5, 40. so, 60. 10: Soc, aud Stall much he
NOTTINGHAM LACE PILLOW-sHAMs at SOC.
BLASKETS at 81 worth s2 so, at s2.5o worth
So 25. at So worth a. a 81 20 worth Sc, at So
worth $3.50, at SO worth IS: BLANKETS at
rs, 50, so, and up 10 s15 L pair-all very
cheap:
FANCY BUGGY and CARRIAGE-BLANKETS
from So TO SIS:
ENGLISH BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS at Use.
per yard-; great bargain. Great bargains in
CARPETS Of all kinds.
LINEN DAMASK NAPKINS at 81 90 per dozsl-
real value So:
HAIR-BRUSIiGS at soc. worth Soc:
RUBBER COMES very cheap:
MOURNING HANDKERCIIIEFS At l2!c. worth
CSC, at 23c worth 3oc.:
QUILTED SATIN RIBBON at sc. per yard-usttl
price is zoe.
Bargains in HOSIERY for men, women, and chill
drrn;
NO. IL DOUBLE-FACED ALL-SILK SATIN
RIBBON ut zoe. per yard worth SOC:
FANCY RIBBONS al SC. per yard worth 10c at
&c. worth 20c., at zoe. worth Soc, at CSC worth
Coo.
To save money in making your purchases call at
LEVY BROTHERS,
l0l7 and 1919 Main street.
no 27 Richmond, Va.
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nEATgFS-

Died. at his residence, Centre Hill farm. In Ches-
terfield county, the Petersburg turnpike, one
mile from Manchester. Wednesday December 3,
1879, at O'clock, L. Y. WINDER. JR.
The funeral will take pace from his late residence
at l O'Clock TO-DAY tFridaYI. Friends of the
family are Invited 10 attend.
Died. at her residence. No. ls2niEenable street,
Wednesday, December Sd, al 81 O'Clock. Mrs. Ca
THARINE HOGAN; aged sixty-fye years.
Her funeral will take place from ST. PatrlckS
church FRIDAY, December 9Th, At o'clock A. W.
The friends and acquaintances of the family are
invited to attend.
Baltimore and Boston papers please copy. PIN
Died. in Wahalak, Miss. September. $40. GER
TRUDE. daughter of j. w. and W. Y. Massey.
SUNDAY, December l, 1879, same place. WILLIE
". wife of j. ". Massey, and daughter of Major
j. 7. Gibbs, of Lexington, Va.
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CtARDOZO, FOURQUREAN IS co.

TtARDOZO, FOURQUREAN 81 co.
have Just received a choice assormcutof
MUMMY CLOTHS,
in black and coors, at soc. per yard. These goods
are the most desirable IN The market.
New assortment Of
NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS and CURTAIN
LACES
Also, the largest assortment Of
LADIES, GENTLENEN'S, AND CHILDEEN'S
UNDERWEAR
we have ever offered and at the very lowest prices,
our STOCK having been bought before the great ad-
vance in wGollcn goods.
Our stock of
FLANNELS AND BLANKETS
bought before the rise last June Is still large bu; IN
some grades getting very low. We advise all In
want of these goods to secure them at the prescn
low prices. as the advance has been very decided
4 large assortment Of
LADIES' AND CIIILDREN'S CLOAkS.
Our buyer Is now IN New YORK. and new goods are
being sent Us daily. no l7.cUd
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The MCRoBERT FUND.-The Farmville
Mercury is in earnest in its effort to relieve
the veteran ex.editor 7. B. McRoBERT from
his financial difficulties. 1t again calls pub
lie attention to the subject, this week.
"The newspaper proprietors throughout
the State are respectfully asked to assist
this movement even il it be only to the ex-
tent Of q dollar or two EACH" 5000.
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The Danville Register leaves its readers
under the impression that the Dispatch was,
as its correspondent B. stated, mistaken in
declaring that the Governor would have
power to appoint United States senator in
case the Legislature should fail to elect one
this winter. 1t makes no reference to our
article substantiating the declaration by In
dubitable proof. We had expected diff
ferent course Of Brother ANDERSON.
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DRY GOODS.
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
WITHUS IN PRICES.
READ
OUR PRICE-LIST
BELOW.
500 wards STRIPED SATIN, in all shades, worth
$l.25, Soc:
LADIES' ELEGANT 3.BCTTON WHITE KID
GLOVES SOC:
LADIES JOUYIN'S 3-BUTTON GALL SHADES
KID GLOVES. Use:
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN'S 2-B L T 7 %
FLEECE-LINED GLOVES, zoe;
MISSES AND ClIlLDREN'S 2-BUTTON Elias
TIC FLEECE-LlNED GLOVES, 1Sc.;
LADIES GOOD-QUAIITY VESTS. CSC;
LAD ES' EXTRA QUALITY VESTS, aud SOC;
MISSES VESTS, 2uc.:
EMENS HEAVY WOOL UNDERSTANDS,
40 and SOC;
MISSES FANCY STRIPED HOSE, in all the new
shades, 1910;
GENTLEMEN'S EETRA-SIZE TWILLED-SILk
HANDKERCIlIEFS 45c.:
MISSES HANDSOME OPERA-HOODS 45c.;
LADIES BOULEVARD SKIRTS, neatly trim
med, G2Ec.;
TIP-TOP CORSETS, 40c.:
QUILTED SATIN RIBBON, all coiors, l5c.;
No. 9 RIBBONS. In good shades Be-;
No. 8 ALL-SILK RIBBONS, all shades. 10c.;
Handsome SILK CHENILLE FRINGE. All colorS.
75c.;
Large bottles EXTRACT AND COLOGNE, &C.;
Big cakes SOAP. &c.:
BASTING. COTTON. per dozen. &C.;
BUTTONS. RUCUlNGS. RUFFLlNGS,
JEWELRY, BRACELETS, BEADS,
LADIES TIES and BOWS,
WORSTED SACQCES.
and tn ,tlsands OF other FANCY ARTICLES and
NOTIONS, in endless variety.
NEW YORK AUCTION-HOUSE,
no o6.coil I'm 523 Broad street.
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points.
. sorresnondeut Of the Galveston (Texas)

A correspondent of the Galveston lieHas)
Ne,ss reports Senator Coke. >of that state,
as SAYING that his preference rs Ganoia aae.
are seymeur, OF New York. for Presld emil
and Mcdonald or Hendricks, OF lndiana,
for Vice-President. These, he THINKS, c0ulu
carry their own States. he .nIn aas n .n;th
bricks would take the second place WIZ
seymour. Regarding Bayard. the Senator,
according to The same authority, said che
can e. in policy BE is no friend to the South,
as is shown by bis votes when quesLio.aas
affecting their interests were under conslo'
Grafton"
Senator COKE is entitled to his opinions !;
but this last one is hardly correct one !.
Senator BAYARD fails Of nomination, 1t VIII
be because be is considered as truly re-
preventative southern man as WADE ,HAMp-
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Mt GREAT 3 4 Il e. \ rs
IN DRY GOODS
AT i. HUTXLER X SONS,

SOC BROAD STREET.
BLACK aud COLORED CACHEMlRES, fun line,
from Sc. to 1928;
POPLIN LliSTRES. rull line Of COorS. ut l2Ec.:
PEKlN STRIPES, in SILKS, SATIN, and VEL
BLkCK and C0LORED SILKS, VELVETs, and
VEI.YtTEENS;
A few more OF those CHEAP DAMASk towels
at Csc; .
LADIES, GENTLEMEN'S, ard CIllLDRENS
UNDERWEAR; "
HOSIERY. WHITE GOODS. and CASSIMERES;
NOTIONS in endless VARIETY:
NEW-STYLE CLOAklNG, for ladies:
WALkING-JA CkETSa ana ClRCULARClOAkS;
LADlE>, CLOhkS and DOLMANS-full line;
PRINCES. PASSIMtNTERlE TRIMMING, and
BUTTONS. in great variety;
RICHARDSON'S LINENS at much less than regu-
lur priccs;~ .---.us, >, .
sHAWLS. FLANNELS, and BLANKETS. Call al
\. HUTLLLR & SONS,
nol0.2m 800 Broad street.
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Now the doughty figure Of Captain Hill,
OF the colored troops, takes the place OF a
Conservative as doorkeeper OF the Senate,
and he smiles blandly as he points the way
and utters the same command.
And Captain Hill, OF the colored troops,
Is now, has ever been, and will be ever a
Republican. d
Let the lame Confederate doorkeeper OF
the House limp past the statute Of his old
commander, and go stumping it ont in the
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~ COHEN BROTHERS WILL OFFER

liz CUHEN BKU II EhS III Ut TN
ON MONDAY. DECEMBER 1ST,
100 dozen LADIES' THREE-BUTTON COLI
ORED KID GLOVES at SOC. pair, the value
100 dozen o LADIES Two.BUTToN FLEECE
LINED GLOVES ar 1896:
as dozen LADIES' ELASTIC FLEECE-LlSED
GLOVES At 16a;c. pair;
4 large stock of GLOVES in their various styles
and qualities. for ladies'. Gcntlemen's. and
childreD'> wear. Al the lowest prices eyer known.
They also offer the largest stock OF HOSIERY now
Also. so dozen of MISSES and CHILDREN'S
KNIT VESTS 1T 16ac.: -
All qualities in LADIES. GENTLEMEN'S. ard
CHHDREN'S KNIT UNDERWEAR among
which VIII be found many great bargains.
no29
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Win our Washington correspondent have
the Congressional Record sent to us direct
from the. Office Of pub,ieation9 We can't
do Witboutit Send us the bill for postage.
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.g nn,s, se III man, for the nnifned vete-
ra, vI,,, would lose another leg rather tba,
d SI 81, hfs sta.e. and the Capitol is no
s,iSrs ssr MIN when i1nscrupufOtls men seek
etIice. And all this In the name OF tue
people. Surely The times are changed
z Yf,,...,.; ne. S5n Of -Fss9se
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MARRIAGES.

Married, ": dnesdav the Sd instant, by the Rev.
!. q. TYLER, ELFIE MAY, daughter Of Colonel JOHN
B. Cary, Of Richmond, to JOHN LEWIS WHITE.
OF Bowling Green, Caroline county. va. NO cards.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-05

Is the New York Tribune really JAY
GoULp's organ? Isn't it TnDBN's organ
Or is it the organ OF both NootheE, Jour
nal in the United States appears to be so
anxious that Mr.. TILDEN shall be nominated
by the Democrats. VI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-05

or twenty.seyen Republican members of
the Virginia Legislature, but nine are co.
lored men, Ohio State Journal. 4
Thirteen IL we count aright-eleyen in
the House and two In the Senate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-05

There is a white majority OF twenty thou
sand behind the Conservatives II the Gene
raj Assembly.