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603 BROAD STREET,
nFnr. This yyaal-

OCo DhO2D SlhEElt
offers this week
Extraordinary bargains in CASHMERE from auc-
10 pieces ALL:wooL BLACK CASHMERE at
is pieces SUPERB ALL-wOOL BLACK CASH
MERE-ful SO inches wildcat SOC. worth
&c.: special Qualities ~ 60, Toe, and 81
worth l5c. more per yard
10 pieces BLACK MOuAIR ALPACA ut zoe.
25 pieces Double WIDTH COLORED CASH
MERE at 1Sc. worth csc:
Is pieces COLORED BIARRITZ CLOTH at 1870
NovS Hfe in ' DRESS GOODS at very low prices:
HANDSOME BLACK PEkIN STRIPED SATINS
All colors In PEKIN STRIPED vELvETEEN a,
Use; -
Sl.25 and upwards:
10 pieces BLACK SILK, from auction, ut prices
way below their value;
A very cheap line OF MERINO and ALL-WOOL
UNDERWEAR;
LADIES, EXTRA SUP ERFINE MER'NO
VESTS 1T Soc:
CHILDREN'S. MERINO VESTS and DRAWER
GENTLE MEMS INDICATED SCARLET ALL
WOOL SHIRTS aud DRAWERS, for rheuna-
tism at :l.25:
40 pieces SILK & II Z L L and BEADED
FRINGE ~ low prices;
All shades in COLORED SILK PRINCES:
40 dozen OF The celebrated "A COIsSETS al SOC,
regular price 75c.:
The AandSonest most stylish. aud cheapest line o
LADIES CLOAkS and nOI.MANS in the city ,
DIT JULIUS MEYERS,
no 13 6O3 Broad sIrec!.
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Ohio for Sherman.
1T WILL SEND A SOLID DELEGATION IN HIS
YOR-THE SENATORSHIP.

VOR-THE SENAIORSHlF.
Hon. j. T. Updegrati, one Of the new
members from Ohio, ran plump against a
Post reporter at the EbDitt House last eve
ming.
"What sort of senator are you going
to send from Ohio to take Thurman's
place ?" inquired the Post.
"Garfeld, guess. He deserves it."
"There will be a fight for the prize,
though, won't there ?"
"Possibly. But l don't think Garfield
will drop the substance to grasp at the
shadow this time"
"But may not Tray Taft, Blanche Mat
thews, or Sweetheart Dennison wrest the
bone of contention from Tuwser Garfield
by dint OF bard fghtingF"
Cali things are possible, but my opinion
is Garfield Will be the man. really think
that it will be impossible for the Leglsla-
ture, under the circumstances, to disregard
the evident will Of the people. / believe
that if the question were put TO popular
vote, Garfield would be the choice OF the
| Ohio Republicans.
"For whom will the Ohio delegation 60
in the next National Republican Conye.:-
tion?'
John Sherman"
"Solid ?"
"Solid."
"Do YOU tbink-admitting that Sherman
could carry the State, for you would GER
tanIy say that-Grant could carry the
State ?"
Mr.. Updegratf' hesitated a few moments,
and then said :
dwell. he could ii nominated."- WASH
| 5ngton Post.
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spECgAL NOTICES.
mr. BARGAINS FOR THE PEOPLE

al. nj ooc. WORTH 81 .25. at 81 worth 81 35,at
clio worth 81. 80: Better goods Just as cbsap.
wHiTE s 81 at Toe. worth 81, at soc worth
LIeiHITS.BLuE SATIN, "a inches vide, at s1.25
BLACK ok" SILK III ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at slips,
81 IS, SI.50, 81. so. $2.25, and S2.50-ail much
below regular prices:
CoL0RED SILKS at 75c. worth 81;
PLAIDs, ul..wool 1liing, at l5c. per yard worth
Do61BLE-FAoED DRESS GOODS at loo. worth
pou tfs: EeT WIDTH fffS; ExrRA: HEAVY ALL-wooI
PLAIDS at soc. worth $1.25 per yard:
iFEf yoT.eF FAM S%P ST and TABE
RUGS aKTs se HAssocks and MATING yer,
4 ,a EGea Variety OF BASKETS at low prices:
All Kinds of GOODS for boys and mems wear:
CURTAIN MUSLIN az &c. per yard wortn i6
NOTTINGHAM LACE for CURTA A. ga, at I2af
CSC, Mt 20c worth 30c, and better goods JUS
j.. ,a aS she Stock OF NOTTINGHAM LACE cur.
| TAINS, purchased at The lnrge upholstery salt
in New York. We do not give prices, but vii
sell them lower han the same quality goods were
NoT FIT Ugh LACE TIDES at 49, IL 25, so
IS, 40, so. so, rs. s5c., and Stall much be-
NoT TT Nc bts I.RcE P1LLow-sHAMs at soc
BLA NKETS at 81 worth 81 90, at $500 WORT
1926. ut So worth 81. ~ "a 80 worth Sc. at 81
worth Sc. so, at IS worth So: BLA NKETS al
81, Sc, 80, $40. and UP 10 So palr-all very
FANCY BUGGY and CARRIAGE-BLANEETs
BNG els Il BsoODI1Y.DRUssELs CARPETS at 75c
per yard.a great bargain. Great bargains II
| CARPETS OF all kinds.
LINEN DAMASk NAPKINS at IL 90 per Dozen
real value So:
HAIR-BRUSHrS ut soc. worth Soc.
RUBBER COMES very cheap:
MOURNING HANDkERCH1EFS at 1919. wOrtl
25c., at 23c. worth 35c.
QUILTED SAL IN RIBBON at sc. per yard-usua
price is zoe:
Bargains in HOSIERY for NELL women, and chill
drcu;
No. IL DOUBLE-FACED ALL-SILK SATIN
RIBBON ut zoe. per yard worth Soc:
FANCY RIBBONS II sc. per yard worth 10c.. a
SC. worth 20c, at zoe. worth 5Oc., at 25c. wortl
Coo.
To save money in making your purchases call ct
LEVY BROTHERS,.
1917 aud 1919 Main street.
no27 Richmond, Va.
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The Valley Virginian need not be un-
easy as to the loss Of any representation in
Congress by Virginia because her voters
have to pay capitalion tax. Massachusetts
has similar qualification for voters. but 1t
is two dollars instead OF one. But no court
would hold that to require the payment OF
such tax as prerequisite to voting is 10
&c deny - anybody's right to vote or to
* abridge" it. What may be rendered GER.
tain is certain. The right to vote is within
everybody's power who chooses to pay a
dollar
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Now look:

.~.-aE~ NOW look.
Albemarle elected NICHE, Readiuster,
:by so small majority that it is certain be
owes his election to the casting vote of the
negroes. A negro candidate Ia that ,co,tn-
ty received ], 200 votes, almost every one,oi
which was OF course negro vote These
votes were mostly.east for NICHE. as every
voter had the right to vote for tsge, candr
dates. ~ 80 42@t,-ait
WATKINS, Of Appossattox, got a65 ma
jority. II IS of his negro votes had been
given to FLoop, the latter would hafe beer
elected.
LIEKEEHoGER, OF ,Botstourt, received 7s
majority. Forty Of his negro votes would
have elected his opponent.
CHAPMAN, OF Gloucester, was elected by
the casting vote OF the negroes.
Isle of Wight gave 1874 majority for W AZ
DELI Read iuster-largely made up OF ne
sroes.
Louisa elected Wales by a22 majority,
hundreds of his being negro votes.
Matthews and Niddlesex elected BELL
r., by 124 majority. Nobody will deny
we suppose, that he received more than 124
negro votes.
Norfolk city elected two ReadiGsters BY
about eighteen majority. Over hundred
negroes are known to have voted for ahem.
Petersburg elected two Re8diusters by
about 300 mai ority. One hundred and sixty
negro votes taken from them and given TO
I the Conservatives would have elected Al,e
The. forrnar rncaiyaH n lacoe f3p0ro
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tt,e CONSTITUTION so and ride upon the bill.
lows rathcr than be overwhelmed by them.
= - a. G.. SMITH.
Bethel, "a, November 28th.

BELL lit has been ascertained that
one of the means resorted to In this county
fand we are informed that the same state OF
affairs existed in fhe other counties below
us, during the recent canvass to hold the
coiored voters TO the support OF Andrew
Nelson, the Radical candidate for the LIE
5gisiature,. was threat to turn every man
ont OF The colored churches who voted for
Judge Gregory; that many OF those who
desired to support the Conservative party
were iutimidaied by these threats, and
either Kept from voting at all or else were
forced to vote for Nelson, as they could
not GO "agin their Color" to use the ian.
guage Of one Of their Ieaders.-West Fo'a1
MIR Ef $780,
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WHERE THE RESPONSIBILITY REsTs.-The
New York Tribune says of the Republicans
in the Virginia Legislature
'The fate of the State's credit hangs en-
tirely with the Republicans, who hold the
balance Of power. II they are true to the
principles Of their party everywhere, the
Regdjusters ,wia be powerless. II they are
false, there will be no excuse possible fol
them against the swift condemnation which
will be visited upon them by their north
ern friends - .vs
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ifIlluol,d Y 4.
: ! ,Trrrp,,a NOVEMBER ae, 1879
Tho popular vote,

- n -. 49,.
Il Il II, vain that the RsSdt ,ssefs ny y
rxnlsin away The fact that as the late Greg.
.,,ops i,s was the casting vote OF the negroes
tint elected so Many delegates Opposed Y
me MccuLLocu settlement
TO prove how accurate was our tao'e q g.
shc results of the election tor senator's - We ],
now give one showing the vote 10 eaen
county or the State for members o. TUG
House OF Delegates. u corrobcrasss Iulls
the statements made In that table. ~ Is Isl ~ z
markaele indeed how nearly the popu.ar
vote FOE delegates appsoximstes 70 toas ior
senators In the matter Of the classification
~ ina members.esect as Conservative Dest-
PAYERS, Conservative ReSdlusters, and Re
nub,icans. The totals areas they follow
Conservative ,ssa
Republican Debt TxSers.....--. $1,000. s,ooe
.e8.78s
ssss $50 IS .-Ess-sT.:- Sx<-=-
s,...., ]. :. !. 500. So, GA
Nda ali Reoab deans who did not vote Tor 90
s sS;9ss
1902
Total vote FOR House Of Delegates. IL u 10
The vote ia detan was as follows:
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sPE4IAI. NOTICES,

aR- COHEN BROTHERS WILL OFFER
on MONDAY. DECEMBER IsT. UPWARDS ON
FIFTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS WORTH OF
MILLINERY GOODS purchased at . great sacri.
fee. These goods consist In part OF OSTRICH
TIPS. PLuMEss, BIRDS, and RIBBONS. Among
them some or tne handsonest imported this season
TRIMMINGS.
They rfill also open very extensive stock OF
BLACr. and COLORED SILKS at great reduction
est ever t!fercd. Their former clio BLACK
GhOs-GRAIN SILK will be sold al Soc. their a1.2j
SILK nj Csc. Many numbers OF FINE GUIEET's
SILKS ar proporiionaie reduction: also. large
stock Of ALL-SILK STRIPED SATIN, In black
and colored. at reduction Of soc. yard. no 20
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HN NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS,
AT
THALHTMER BROTHERS,
COL BROAD STREET CORNER OF SIXTH.

We win receive during the entire week our third
supply of
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
among which will he found the MOST DES1RA-
BILE STYLES AND NOVELTIES of the season.
Handsome STRIPED and BROCADED SATINS
BRnCADED and FIGURED SILKS, BRO
CADED and FIGURED WORSTEDS:
J. beautiful assortment of FANCY CLOTHS and
FLANNELS for Sacques ana Cloaks;
Unprecedented 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 in want Of dress;
CL9AKS, CLOAKS-the most desirable styles aud
the largest assortment to select from, at the low
est prices TO be found In the city:
HOSIERY, GLOVES, COKSETS, FANCY RIB
BONS and SCARFS;
GENTLEMEN'S, LADIES' and CHILDRES'S
MERlNO UNDERWEAR;
A great bargain just received in LADIES' BUCK
SKIN GAUNTLETS ut soc. Il pair worth dou-
bic the money.
For bargains In all kinds of goods 20 to
THALHMER BROTHERS,
COL Broad street. corner Of Sixth.
mo s-S,AI&Wl
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Senator Booth said In St. Louis q day or
two ago, to representative OF the Globe
Democrat: s.If General Grant is nominated
he will get the Republican vote OF Ca!lfor-
MIA, although he Is not their first choice as
understand them. Rather, would explain
that Blaine, OF Maine, is their first choice,
because OF his stand on the Chinese ques-
ton. He is nti-Cblnese." In any event,
he added, he believes the State will go Re-
publican.
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Died, at the residence Of her daughter. on Fourth
street Port Mayo. Thursday November 9th,
1879, Mrs. ELIZABETH JONES; aged cighty-six
We ars three months and twelve days.
TERNUON at 2 O'Clock from the Fulton Baptist
church The friends and acquaintances Of the fam
fly. and those OF the family OF William L. Coward
in, Esq are respectfully invited TO attend.
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Old Virginia has thrown off oue-third OF
her debt, and we will mot be outdone by
her, and will throw it.uf also. 1oa4dai
se'nper tUeri-Mountaiueer are always
liberal, you know Charleston (W. Ta.l
GGzette.
Translate 1t Alright, and it will still an
swer Mountaineers are always free-with
other peoples money. But ace don't say
that or you. i,
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We attempted last week to get off u good
natured Joke at JIM FRAzIER's expense;
but alas for our reputation for humor
he takes it as reflection upon him. He
must be on the lookout for rebutfs.
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+ The Republicans have q vote of twenty
six Oh Joint ballet in the. Virginia Legisla-
tlne. 1t looks vesy much as If they held the
balance OF powss'. 'Tis said they have
already sold out to the Malone party
Kdaaenha Gazette.
H We don't credit that story.
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FRAZIER, Of the Rockbridge Enterprise,
a menber-elect Of the House Of Delegates,
flies the following &icket at the head Of its
columns y
For Speaker OF the House, B. W. Lacy.
For Clerk OF the blouse, Pat. McCaul.
ForsFirst Auditor, 5ohn E. Massey.
What about MoRFETE-? Is he to be United
States senator?
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NE BROAD-STREET METHODIST
CHURCn-SUNDAY, November 3O.-PreachinS by
Rev. w. G. STARR, pastor. At IL O'Clock A. NJ.
subject: The Superiority Of Moral Power Over
Mere Physical Force st TIP. II. subject; - How
10 Make the Most of Life
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T TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH
(corner Of Broad and Twentieth strcets).-Scrvices
ON SUNDAY At II A. 81. by Rev. j. j. LAFFERTY
and TIP. NJ. by Rev. MOSES u. HoGE, d. ID.
Young mems pra yer injecting from 10 ?. II.
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~- 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 sock OF CARPETS, besides hun.
drcds OF other goods. no 20
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NJ sEvENTR-STREET CHRISTIAN
CHUR ching at IL A. n. and 7:45 2. N
by Rev. j. q. TYLER.
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NE MONUMENTAL CHURCH-Rev.
j. G. Observation-Disclosures II A. NJ. and 81
O'Clock p. NJ.
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me- FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN

CHURCH corner Seventh near Grace..-Rcv. W.
C. ScHAEFFER will preach at IL A. NJ. and 1880
Pm. Seals free. All welcome.
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NE COHEN BROTHERS WILL OFFER
on MONDAY. nccembcr 1t, In their DRESS
GOODS DEPARTMENT.
ALL-WOOL FRENCH Ga SUITINCi at 75c., their
former price or which has brcn 1925:
All shades of SOLID COLORED DRESS GOODS
a. l0c.;
l2 pieces bOUBLE-WIDTH ATWOOD COL
UkED CASIINERES At Acc;
Fully iirry various styles OF COLORED DRESS
GOODS, among which will be found many
great bargains.
They also offer very extensive stock Of MOURN
ING GOODS. among them many new designs:
Also. n large stock OF LUPIN'S BLACK CASH.
MERES from Size up:
FORTY-INCH BLACK ENGLISH CASHMERES
at rs and 33c.-l sc. yard under value.
nope
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A Classical opiaien Of Horallo sey-
IRON sbalspeape,s :. Hamlet.n,

IFFom EhGEspc8Re's = HnmIet.HJ i
6 Horatio, since my deaT soul hath been
mistress OF her choice, and could of men
distinguish her election, she hath seated
thee Tor herself; for thou hast been as one
who, in suffering ulI, hast suffered nothing :.
q man whom fortunes buRets and rewards
hath Pen with equal tkanks. Show me the
man that is MT passion 81 slave, and / will
wear him next my hear t--aye. my heart of
hearts, as j do thee, Horafio I y 5ss.5s
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Ne MAIN-sTREET C Fl RIS T A N
CHURCH between Pine and Laurel streets).-
Preaching by W. c. WADE In the morning at IL
o'clock.
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me- COHEN BROTHERS WILL Offer

NE COHEN BROTHERS WILL OFFER
ON MONDAY. DECEMBER lsT.
100 dozen LADIES' THREE BUTTON COL
ORED KID GLOVES at sec. pair, the value
100 dozen LADfE;s' TWO BUTTON FLEECE
LINED GLOVES AT 1915:
As dozen LADIES' ELASTIC FLEECE-LINED
GLOVES at l6Xc. pair;
4 large stock Of GLOVES. in their various styles
and qualities, for ladies'. geutleinen's. and
cbidren- wear. At the lowest prices ever known
They also offer the largest stock OF HOSIERY now
offered In the city:
Also. so dozen of MISSES and CHILDREN'S
All qualities in LAniFs;. GENTLEMEN's. and
CHILDREN'S KNIT UNDERWEAR. among
which will be found many great bargains.
no29
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NJ PARK-PLACE NJ E TIL o D T
CHURCH-Rev. f. c. WOODWARD, Of Elizabeth
City, v. G., ut IL A. ~; Rev. b. +. LIPscoMB at
7HP.M
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The Harrlsonburg Old Commonwealth is
TOO far from headquarters to understand
tue situation. Naf ced.
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~ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Corner
Of Twelfth and Broad streets).-Rev. D. 3. WIN
FREE. r. D., will preach or SUNDAY at IL A. u
and ~ 2. N.
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TAXES.
TITY TAXES.

CITY TAXES.
|. OFFICE OF CITY COLLRCTOR,l
RICHMOND, VA, November 30, 1879.
This office will he open daily between the hours OF
O'Clock 4. NJ. and 6 O'Clock Z. NJ. from The 18TH
to The 3IsT DAY OF DECEMBER, inclusive. for
the purpose of receiving from any person who has
already paid one half OF the city taxes charged ~
him the remaining hail. aud that
TEN PER CENTUM
viii be added to the amount Of said remaining half
OF The tax charged In every where The party
sessed shall fail to pay SAID remaining half within
the time SO limited
But in case any person having failed 10 payln the
month of June one half Of The city lakes due from
such person, shall fail to pay the whole amount
thereof on or before the 31st day OF December,
there Shall be added --.
TWENTY PER CENTUM
upon the whole amount of the tax remaining due.
Ar WOUDSON,
no 28.tDecS1 Collector
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NJ GH-STREET BAPTIST

CHURCH Corner OF Twenty fifth and Leigh y
The pastor, Rev. Dr. GARLICK, will preach at II
O'clock. At TX O'Clock r. NJ. viii! deliver the quar-
tcrly sermon before the Missionary Society Of tho
chu CHI. The public arc cordially Invited to attend
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MARRIAGES..
DEATHS.

Married. In Manchester, Va. November IS, 1879
by Rev. ID. Is. Winiree. d. r.. Mr.. WILLIE DAVID
SON to Miss MARY FRANKLIN. ~.
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4 Cumberland only codpted because the electors
In Buckingham are counted In That county.
1 Not ncluded III table because ELECTORS counted
In the separate counties
~ & IAcc0inac not counted here.
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me- FIRST P r i 3 Y 7 E r I A n
Notwithstanding by rhc pastor, Rev. T. L.
PRESTON, D. D. at l A. NJ and at quarter before
at night. Strangers will receive cordial well
come.
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NE SECOND B BAPTIST CHURCH
teorner Main and Sixth streetsl.-Rey. HENRY Nc
DONALD, D. d.. will preach on SUNDAY at IL 4
NJ. and 7:30 2. NJ. Subject at night = The Divine
Law Of Marriage 1.-The first in the series Of "Rei
gion in Home Life"
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a. s,hnss ia which they thus decided the
election agaiust the loEsersati anu see
II Ihcra ID single one III there res Y
Ave, i doubt d. To- the iact ststsd ss5ss1s
Now Us to the ,opriar vote. Z 20 negroes ' !.
constitute about 10-28ihs OF the voters So q
the state The whole vote .as above was q,
| 7,il5; io-2Sths Of i would be about
58, 800.
This would show the negro vote 70 have
been about DC, 800 as against q white vote OF
9o,5oo. Now, the Republican candidates
received only 2s,ltT votes, including white
votes. For whom did the other thirty-oa q
thousand voter Certainly most OF them
voted for the Rexdiusters' Candidates.
There is no doubt whatever as to the tfutn q
OF this avernent.
| But let us suppose TINT only Al, coo negroes
voted; that 8 1000 whites voted the Repub-
,ica, ticket and %, 900 negroes. Then, after
thus reducing the negro vote and allowing
that there were only 4L0oe OF them to
1oe .Qoe white votes 1.-THE two make up
AT ,osOl, or five whites te.>two negroes
| though there are only sixteen whites to eea
negroes assessed as voters, and stali She
1 question recurs, Where did the otheT u ,eGV
negroes 60 TOP. For when did they vote
Let ms admit that one third OF them voted
the Conservative ticket and only two $hirds
the Readissaer ticket, and we have the FOL
flowing figures showing how the whites
voted:
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q Fifty years aeo.' = infeeda Why, GLASS
yek should be ashamed OF yourself?
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IT Fl. SIMPSON,
AGENT FOE
DEVLIN Il CO.,
FASHIONABLE CLoTHIERs,
NEW YORK CITY.
has just opened Il. No. 1909 Main s,ro.,
opposite the post-ofice.
FULL LINE OF SAMPLES
CLOTHS, CAsslMEREs, and woRsTEDs
FOE
MEMS and BOYS CLOTHING.
Cav and select from sANrLg. Have your w.,
SUREs TAKEN. guarantee a FIT. '"'' MA
call from my Old friends and n,,rn,,,
rs propose 10 sell 1T DEyLIS's NV Yors ,,..hs
no 29&Dp24.6-4t onnIsi,. ,n,.rst,
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ITO THE TAXPAYERS OF CHESTER
L FIELD COUNTY.

Twill be at my office IN Manchester, NOVEMBER
18th, 18th. 9th, 2SrH. and 10Th. for the pur-
pose Of giving all persons from all of the magisferta
districts OF CHESTERFIELD an opportunity OF paying
their TAXES for 1879. On all tax-hilis unpaid
December 1st per cen, will be added and the
tickets sent out for collection. according 10 law.
w. b. WOODBRIDGE,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-29

NOTICE TO TIE TAXPAYERS OF
In HENRICO COUNTY-You are hereby mott.
fed that your taxes for Tuckahoe. Broekland. .ir
hed and VariDa districts will be ready for collec.
ZION ut the Treasurers office in the county court
house. from The 18TH OF NOVEMBER TO the 1sT
OF DECEMBER; after which time there will be
per cent added and sent out for collection as the
law directs. WILLIAM M. MeGRUDER.
no lO.tDel -tal County Treasurer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-29
MI NEW GOODS!
GREAT BARGAINS
D. & z. MITTELDORFER,
527 BROAD STREET.

We will open on MONDAY our third supply o
NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS, bought st re
cent auction sales III New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-29
me- JULIUS MEYER,

no 27
, 1879-12-18
TERRIFIC RIAL NEWS

KING comfy has % schools, 1905 schol-
ars, and appropriates $SS03 03 for their
support.
WE have seen copy Of tiny weekly
paper, published at Seattle, entitled the
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