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, 1880-02-12
BLAINE IN NEW York.
srr0NH AESTiMEST IN nty FAVOR, NCrw1rlf-
STANDING TIlE EDtCT or TIIE CONKL1NQ MA

| STANDING TIlE EptCT or TIE CONKL1SQ MA.
| CHIME
! Hpeciaf to Nt.y rnrk Tribune.
| WASHINGTON, n. G., Fclt IA gentleman
| from Contra, New York has arrived III Wusl,.
| tnRtbn with information thut I'm II receiving
hti,'irrits ut cttnrs from a!l pnrts Of tho StRte
expressing tho preferences nf Republican ynters
| In rrgnrt 10 Presidential candidates. These
letters sl0w TINT nn,nna Republican voters tlsoro
| IL II Wilde division Of upi.lfsn,.--4,11c uf them
favorlnR Gen. HrnNt as trsL eElcfao, aono fHvor-
Ing afr. Batnc, ind others Mr. Short1at,. Tho
| n,njorty, hpwcvcr, are for Mr.. ulAlno, or for
| candidates ntlpr than llgn. Grullt.
In order tn show tho Heucrul drift of tho iottGrs
| thus FIR received, I kavn been permitted 10
| nuke extr1lcts fran nbo,lt u lozon II them.
| tnkon ut random. might I'LL n wh0lo pago of
tho Irtlnns With smlIsr oxtracts: i give tho
| c0nntlcs, hut nat tho towns: Int huyu the
0fSna Dtsrs oiS G " w., ,S ,n
sscc.'id, sherI'nn; third. ,ir.n,. Al shades d
N9plblIcNns nro IlsW'setl 10 support the ticket,
wSsyr VIII vii at !, ty sstt s rHtS1 ;r "w nnd tho" ono
Ulster Coanty-." 2 rersn!l profcrcncea,
WI w have n,"n,s 1s wsg Y 4. gsM M S strK @
yrl'1E uni wnrln lecrnlll!cahs IN this part dG tho
county county l!ke hinlne. but tho o!i ,vnr;hnrscs In
S!!,,o tnw,,i,s ', sh9rnl'' sn.l %lt'; m w c,,ti
hut tho truth r., ho cnot poll tho full Nrpub-
llc,sn vnte. il!s hoo1a !snvGr" ,,5.
II tho nns', mi! believe hi IL nlso tho etoiro of
lnrEa mnjurity Of the Republicans III this sec-
cpsan @ vito Il Innte , Af"'t fho twa Wy i3,'st RS
n'.tcctounl'le men wo.ri1 he Grant ami CoMk-
S K %o " wS sSyei ya rrse M netar TsrsE " as. s
men."
Aiicgany coun.y-"of tho namcs now bcforo
tl.o soHnry for our next Prcsilet' prefer Sec
AllrEnny County, chaiee, mud that Of n
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POLITICAL,

nIttcs If tho Rluto hold hert. i.,-tny proved 10
bO II very talo at!nr Il. scnu rest,rgtst md tlr-
vrl"pcd litfe Ut fntarrst IN tlo why af poitteul
tnfos1hnttn',. Whntavur tnny hnvH hecn tho
Nlterlor purpose If the urigin.tnra Of Ito meet
Ing, 1t WIS mt sfDwn In tho proceedings. So,uu
u( thu Rfrowt!t.At politicians present tmnvc TINT
II WIS tic original thcnttun Of tltse WIN r,ch
tho f''entfhg tn work M t'rnnt bsu.,, prs.yiAt
twas fnliaHl TINT tho sentiment of thtRc rvps-
INT would pCrnlt IT al1cft scheme being carried
tut without much strint.s opposition. 1t WINS
evident thnt srnfui M,llnt ut nnsra was ln,.lo
this lnnrng md tho furt TINT utter Ktlc,, n cau-
vass thrro appeared to bn central understand
Ing Tint nothing should he s,ltl ul,lt tho 1res-
tlentlnl Or atNto candidates scenH To wArn.nt
tho stncncn tint It wns mt doomed safe to Dt-
tempt to Rrc,lrp III Endorsement Of Gru, tarnt.
III fAat mt foW nnlDng tho pnltt tniatss prpRDnt
nre convinced ttAt Illinois Is for 1iatnu; hut tEln
most N0tlceHb1 fenturp Mlont this Eather-
ing Il ume tlut li,s i,ccn c,1-
sptctioits nj MI recent mc0tIngs IF artlvr
politicians, VIZ: that, considering tho sionv nr-
pronch nf tho Convention, theru Is Il wo,ltlcrful
uncertainty rs TT tho preference Ut Tho people.
1t IL aafu TO assrt tiat ut the present time tharr
his fcen nothing like tM,om developed OH lle-
lutf 0f uily Presidential or Stnte candidate. All
nf tho hitter wnru represented ut thta gathering,
nH,iy Of them huing present III ptrson.
The ,nealng wits c,llWt to ortlrr It, tho f.clnn,t
pnrlors ut +. III. by fhe lIntt. Thon,as +.
Mitchell, Of loominKton. wtu briefly ~
rainrd itA inject, wherc,tpM. Mr.. ,lphn
EletGhcr. oi tt!rthngG. WIS Gto9cn Chairman, md
~; ~, ~, ~ a. liz, n"s, ~ M seefeirr u1t
it i,rsc,. w"r fnrtnI n rirnn ~ t., VI. w.,
pr0crr.lnXs W,,tl tho rni ur rt,ltI,ins w,.a i1,"
cnllcd, thirty-six ctn,ntlca being represented bv
Iho EIaif,,ls ~ thG!r Go'ti!ty Committees nr
Fam r,,tlas r., fnr,n,,s sts", pfeseiat
admitted s ttccHatcs to tliG catmx ria III
l0wiilg coitntius were rrprcx.,r,tcI ut fila
mt1,G;attnE;; t1,;! Clark. Clay. -, Crnwfor!, >n
i;',.,.E III, i"H"g fn.uI. uhil'1i.'
iIvInus.p i,npn;i' M,.ct "ieiM, sfa',,,'.' ,.f'
Aiat,is;iu. Susoi1. Mclean. Nr,,ur,t. "Msr' Mn,,i'
MDuitrr. 1'iMft. i'tkr. fi,h, shrIiv. IL fI,f'' H'
nuI Wns,,inrfn, S,is'ms f'"ih,,t tu e. Inttttt
tnr Jc,Tsstis. Tcor mi viii VIII I"n, .nrss LIZ
I'll i,y urlxIus1 'N '' "et' 'e''e''''
Tiie ui,irct of tim mrntfpo ,rns ,,rlc,,v ,,a~
ErIrfzinr,r Tnkn nuG if.,,ttr wsr,, ,.n,,.i,.,si
i tlw III uT"n nf "r,,n,,i1nti,n tur na,
1cs. Wb}n thev wnru nat' srS""i,ra wcr', eu ,ma
liz frn Ijick ift.wtt ~ I:MrI},tviti, II II itI
llrrlnr II Hnlrv. mi Il II WaaihaesE,i "ihGes Eni'ts:
Tus.1Iu ''''o' ''''A H. AZ Naaoi"efaoa Ut
Th" thp,ttco.u rcn,rt ,voa o,,,s,,,,o,, H..
rn,tnrs mi tinutl,, snta 1n r. t ~
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No othor Whlekss Dye equals lIill's-So rcnts
, 1880-02-12

that the i1glry .rrr!ynl by Tim s,aics sttn.l1
# these rlnYsloua Ind hcrn observed. Hilrtlrr
tl'c p1rth7ltnr nloisey rccnlyril ll} thn h'nic!!
Tn,m tho 0iayerlIttnnt WIS ut tNltt' IHIitI
tho TrcnRry and t,tnr nin,lty WIS !st'l for iNl-
rr0vrtnNnts, wns tn,mntcrtnl. lhts tnh,ry
To- t1e ne afata. t sna nj r1 I ihG ,y Txe" i
aIN,xctl TINT In INF tho TURNER policy r.'tarainE
tho . iirr contun Eas abandoned. and t,steHlt
crnl t1ovcrnnrnt MID 3pcr ccutuln l,y tho :,tate
nOvertlinGnt, Congress rHWi,l,s for tho nny.
nlent uf tho ,vhn0 per uc IN tho Sintr. mud lii.
eillletl tho fftlJnn reservations ~ ah1ns III cH
ttt1HtIng Tho n1n0unt- This bill f1ruposcs 10
trcat 1ocntt0ns On bntny. wnrrnnts ls En!ca.
Ite supported this pr1,vieon On grounds of
equity.
Mr.. htnrlonatl yful'lctl 10 n inGttDp by Mr..
Davis Nv. WI rur IN executive session, which
WIS agrcel ~, md when tho doors rcopcnrd,
, 1880-02-12

BONE or THE lSslDH E1srnlty AM sECIlET
| kpttIS[;H Or THE PRESIDENTIAL, CoSTEsT-
EMOTIONS WHICH nIErunM MI. TlLpENs
/ pHkaHT. -------
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-03
Gold A,OmEors.

Washing ts,s correspondence Baltimore Sun.I
II is understood thst Mr.. 5. p. Basfg, the
lately defeated candidate OF the Eiebtb dis.
trict OF Virgluia, with bis friends, GeSera
4. w. Whitaker. 0f the TOw-Path Club. OF
this city. and Nessrs. W. Clark, Arsus
Spi' ger, DR.. Housesn, Eauuud Burke, s0d
others. of Virgins, Saw tive President Mon.
day to urge the .dismiss.i of the refractory
Government officials II kNs district who OBJ
posed him In the last eIseil0G Tue Pfesi-
dent on yesterday assured sowe OF Tue per-
sons thus menaced that tie was much more
concerned about the efficiency ard integrity
OF biz Apprentices than about fseir prefer
enee 10 elections. He h,ld that while Dr.
Aiy0ns OF encouraging ndel,y 10 party, be
still wished 10 see southern Republicans
upon general principles. Furt.. stnore, he
was understood 10 have no qnarreI With the
Republican ofice.bolders who oppos.sd Ills
own party Candidate when be could STOW
good reasons for bis belief that sucb o.nty.
dates immortality uadltsd him Tor the trust /.
We pspired 10.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-03

1t good idea, that Of a JOINT resolu'
ton by both houses Of Congress setting
aside, for the especial occasion Of the COM
ing c'ecfi OF senator, surrounded a'
II is'by Unprecedented circumstances, the
laws Of Congress regarding the election OF
senator's. Ii would be at once a solution
Of a,vexed problem, and would do away
with vacancy IN the Ohio delegation in
tbe Senate. II would be the correct thing
for the Democrats to do; and by adopting
such resolution they could demonstrate
a disposition and the ability to rise above
petty seizure Of partisan advantages nj
fordcd by technicalIlics. Columbus letter
in Cincinnati Commercial.
The Democrats simply ask you to respect
the NV until il is amended; and it will be
as easy to amend ii rs TO suspend it; and a
good deal easier. As the law stands, Ohio
bias no more right TO elect a second senator
this winter 10 succeed Mr.. THURMAN than
Virginia to elect second one to succeed
Colonel WITHFRs. We agree, however,
that the law needs amendment in several
particulars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-03
Chang. The chinese Giant.
THE TALLEST Man IN The WORLD ARRIVES IN
NEW YORK.

THE TALLEST MAN IN The WORLD ARRIVES IN
NEW YORK.
s.. Tsp cia' oispaich 10 the Philadelphia Press.l
NEW YORK, December 1.-The Chinese
giant, Chang, arrived in this city to-day
from Liverpool. He Is said to be the tallest
man in the world. H. is eight feet SIX Ia ches
in height and IS well proportional He has
small almond eyes and he prom inent creek
bones OF his race. His forehead i broad
and massive. and he wears his "Dig.iail )"
aeatly wound upo n The top OF MS head. He
Is remarkably graceful in his mO,em, ntS
ssd polite and cheerful IN manner. He
stsaaks English, Frenrr, German, and 1T
tie Spanish. In aud tioH TO his own Ian.
gua%e. In reply 10 reporters question
he sad: "My parents and toe rest OF my
fams " are not a0Dve the ordinary size. NV
couatdvDeD seid m grow large, Il China.
man S,bs measures SIX feet be,ng copsid.
erei very tail man. I am tnirty.tnree
years 0ad. and have done great deal of
travelling In my own country am con.
sidered great wonder. ! went through
the usual eissrse OF CbIuese educ alton. and
was pretiy big boy ut school. have
been Ia Paris for the last eighteen months.
like the Ffench metropolis add the
French people. They thought me very
0ig nan. ] have been married twice. nv
present wife have left behind me ia Chi.
ma. She y a woman 0f ordinary size.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-03
DEATHS.

pied, at IL, fathers reslsence, No I'll west
Mar. hall street, December LIST. at $3.50 u. NJ.
GEORGE W Opy sou OF 6e rye ana Christine
Koch ; aged ten months and three days.
Bro her. mon art gone 10 rest,
Thy oils and cares are 1'er,
AM sorro~. pain. aud sun ring now
chail n,'er distress hee more.
Bro her. thou al gone 20 ~ l..
Ana his shali BE- our prayer:
That when W. r, ach our jDurney', end,
Thv glory We may share.
His fuot raj will take place from his fathers resi-
dence THIS tf1idayI AFTERNOON nj 2 o'clock
frienis and relatives are requested 10 attend wdl-
ouf further no Ice.
Phiadeiphls papers please copy.
Died, az baif-psst O'Clock Thursday morning. or
c"nsump ior. at his bro hers rvsidenc?.C II. Whit
lock No. 500 W. ST Marshall street, ARTHUR j..
WhiTLUk, In he twen y-sec"nd ear oil III, are.
HIS funeral Will take place from Or ct.sirett
Baptist church TO DAY (fiidayl at Il o'clock.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
died, suddenly. OF heart-d;s'ase, November 2Sd,
Atclif on torge, Ailerhany county, Va. JACOB T..
so,. OF j. Leadbelter OF boocbiaBd county, Va. I
asea tvehty.six years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-03

The FundeIs claim tbev have beaten the
Read5usters ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS them.
horse. foot, and Dragons. TbereupOn they
propose TO adopt readi Bristol
Neacs.
What possible reason, then, can YOU
have for not aiding them IN the good work.
surely, all OF us together could do the woi k
more effectively than could only a part OF
us. Why not let the "shameess incOnsist-
ency" of your brethren be kept dark II they
have repented and come over to your side
Why do you oppose them as Readjusters?
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-03

Judge A. w q. NowLIN, The present as.
kisiant Postmaster, Is a candidate for the
office OF postmaster Of the National House
OF Representatives, which was made vacant
BY The death Of hr. J. NJ. sTkUARy. Can't
our Virginia representatives concentrate
their votes upon bImf WY subject che
old sssse to'tbe tauntoS having two or three
candidates for every place under the Gov
ernments wsi'ks wgDsERBUsX very much j;
but be II already we'll provided for. Bis
paper and be present little Office Yield him
. handsome income. Give N0syLIs chance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-03

The Danyille Post remarks that the
figures show that Hancock was nearly Us
strong among the people as his successful
rival, and that the Democratic party of the
country numbers nearly as many voters as
the great and boastful Republican party.
We add that they show also that HAN.
COCK received nearly million majority OF
the votes Of the white voters, and therefore
that the Democrats are really stronger than
the Republicans.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-03
THE ELECTRIC LlGHr.-The Cincinnati

THE ELECTRIC LIGHT.-The Cincinnati
Commercial says:
professor MOyien's electric lamp is pro.
nounced a success. IL IL not unlike Edi-
sons, but the Professor fills the vacuum in
the bulb with yapOr Of gasoline, and this l.
found not only TO cement the glass so as TO
exclude all AR, but 1t hardens the carbon
loop or point which produces the mean
descenee. So another problem in the light Of
the future is solved"
The same paper tells how the wires for
the electric light run along the poles in
Cleveland, and then adds the following
startling statement:
"Tbe electric force in the Brush system
is so powerful that # one takes hold Of The
wives, so as TO pass the current through
himself, death follows instanianeou>ly. The
General Assembly of ONO should this win
ter pass a law for the use OF the Brush ma
chine in capital executions"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-03

What would our Philadelphia CORE.
spOndent who signs his name "JoHN TAY.
LoR, OF Caroline" or what would JOHN
TAYLOR himself, say il he knew that Vir.
ginia election officers had been arrested for
performing their duties as such officers
under the laws of the Slater Our tobacco.
trade is taxed to death almost, to raise
money to be spent in prosecuting our citi-
wealth
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-03

TAxSo RAILROADS. = Whenever non'iax.
able railroad I. sold out under deed OF
trust Il becomes Liable 10 taxation, II We un'
der.iaud Alright decision rendered last
Monday blythe sapreme Court OF the United
states Ia The cxse Of the Fast Tennessee,
vtfYinis and Georgia Railroad Company U.s..
Hsmbhu Couaiy. Tenn, on appeal iron, SUI
rreme Court OF Tennessee. The Supreme
Court OF the United Stsws heid that that
case WINS governed by that cf Morgan Us.
a.euisianaS 93 U. s. 2Iss. IN which 1t was de.
I,cttet, That immunity from taxation Is MOI
such atEanchisc OF rsfirosd corporation
az would pass by sale under mortgage on
,."thvrrcper,y and crapcblses OF company"
The - franchise" Of exemption from lax
alton thus disappears In a cloud. Tue
or,gsnaI company has II. As long as tsey
Town the railroad 1t remains valuash
privilege. But, presto, change! they gave
"a deed OF trust, the road Is sold, and the
Lriaht OF exemption vsnl.hes. TIE original
owners lose IL. The new ones do not gain
lgt. ANYHOW, 1t Is AN important decision.
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WILLIAMSBURG. VA. No

WILLIAMSBURG, VA . NOV. 30, 1886.
EaIeors Richmond Dispotca Does The s
pc. neAt. penalty for failure 10 pay taxes
prlcr 10 the 1st December apply to the
"co. antg and.oily levy" with0Gt county or
city UtsIofitydor the samei MYERS.
1t c Ves to county levIes; but &ot to city,
we thin III
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-03

IL IS our opinion that it ought TO be set.
tea. II eau be settled. and must be settled.
we are ali SEX OF II, ana OF the agitation
wp'ch wears 0f unfortunate Legislation has
poouced. TIE thing has sat upon us Ike
an ihcusus, crusUiue ibe lie out OF the
Common wealth, drmorai. ziug ~ politics,
enc !, q eorrani.sg scilizcns. - Charlottesville
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-03
MARRIAGE

Msrred, on November 20 h, The city of Philadel-
pbIa, by Rev. taher Gaiirgrr. al the Cathedral MIR.
T. FLEiGLR, Of that city. 10 Miss JOSIE coll
Inns. daughter Of 0uiss and The late James Coz
in,, OF kichmOnd.Va.
Married, In SiaBDtOn, Va, December lSt. at the
resIdef ce of ana BY Rev. j. ~ 4rIs Jr., 81 n
BR aDLtY, Of >tau ton, and Miss II. CLAY
FROST, OF Lexington, Ky.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-03

a few years ago We had Wild, snowy
November. and then q mild, omen winter,
with people going about making New
Years calls without overcoals. 81 Cteoeidnd
PtQSR R1edier.
What would your People have forgotten
ali that. Nobody can recall the weather Of
last year, much less that OF ga few years
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-03

DECEMBER 3. 1850.
This elegant artist ana r.1ard lazy. whose perfect
persOustious of cnarac ar on Monday Might last won
such 20 den opinions from her tuiitOrs gives one
more OF her SUPERB DRAMATIC ktCIrA-
lions. as above stated, IN new AMI most at rae
tlv- prOgrlmme. which viii b" in ersrersed win
CHOICE MUSIC by our own MI. liUFF, Mr.. aud
Madame BERNARD. whose yocai aud operate
talent l. SO well known and appreciated.
PROGRAMME: ,.,
l. Music-Valse MigneIiIue. .......-.".... Arditi.
MADAME BERNAKD.
2. Recitation Tom Lit le STAR: or, The Art
3. Recralion-' Money Musk"..,........ Taylor.
4. MusIc-The sing ng L-sson. Hewitt.
MIR aud MADAME BERNARD.
s. Recrali0n->cene from Mary STUART. schiller.
lmerson.
7. Music" Non Ever" Tito Matter.
MR. +. W. HOFV.
g. RtSiaioT r." I'M, k,ite Anon
Mr.. BkkNABD
! 0. Recitation" Too Lave Tor the Train
Burde.ie.
The Dispatch saws OF Miss Browns representa-.
ton on Mon ay night 'Soue OF her rendI'ions
re uUsnrUaS> able ana - one moved many 10
tears" Young, handsome, gra efu. OF hne voice,
h. readily riveI, attention AMI mods IL through
out" The state also speaks III btSh praise 81 ner
performance on Mooday nigni last. he was en- .
c, red s. Veral time which she win delicate grace
Oniy acknowledged, as there was not ume Tor nt "
pirc's.
A New Ork p1ppr kaNs o. nffs " FROM nrr nfet
en- rance upOa ice rOSiTuu 10 HE close OF tie enter
iainmenf The audieI peu-bound Tier per-
sona aupe3rance. her voice iwnch Is under perfect
control IN every "haractr) the qurvnly grace IA
her movements, The admirable rendering Ot every
part IN th- programme, have placed her as
the great AM rican S,sr reaitr.i Another New
York paper s8ys: 1.-THE Deacon's Confession a
delicate bit Of humOT, cOnyu eel he suditnc with
laughter" The Boston Traveller says: q" be
scene from 'Macbetn' were equal 10 Charloile
Cushman IN her palmipst Oays, aud her MOI ey
Musk aud loo Late for he Train awakened the
widest laughter snd apDiau e Her private
walk Is as lovely and pure as she Is giued IN pub
lic."
Let no lover OF mimlcry, mirh h, the melting mood,
or mu,ic. fail q 40.
ADMISSION: Slngle tickets, soc: one fesery. d
seat, 7jc.: Two eS,tyeO seats 10 0O+ rsou, " 25
all 10 ne had OF G.. r. JOHNSTON. 9ls Main : rect.
General a mission tickets a. ihP hall door.
For n b.nedi OF the Young NeH's Mis- lonary So
c.eiy OF the First BiLtsl church. de IL
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III ASSUMES SALE.
GREAT SACRIFICE OF VALILs.
The ENTIRE STOCK OF \ Large DRY.
GOODS CORCERN FROM \ NEiGHBoR.
ING CITY AT AN IMMENSE RFDUC.
TION AT
SYCLE BROTHERs',
81 BROAD STREET.

VIII be offered TO-DAY. and every on.r r...
closed out, at about one bali me pticc OF ..-...
cost
LUPIN'S ALL-WOOL CASHMERE at 5r..
LUPIN'S ELEGANT CASHMERE AZ Soc.
LUPIN'S MAGNIFICENT CASHMERE at 3d..
LUPIS'S GO D.MEDAL CASHMERE a. Co.,:
LUPIN's SUBLIME CASHMERE at Gjc.
These Cashmer,s have the ,ery b.-t rcruti'.
any 10 the world. ard are offered % panic 81 ...
200 pieces 81 CASHMERE a. Soc;
200 pieces Ga CAsllIlt at 49,;
300 pieces Cd CASHMERE At l2.c;
20 piece, BLACK siIh AT G2&'. worth 81.
S!Lk-MlXtD DRESS GOODS reduced from 81.
oI2Rc;
DRESS GOODS reduced from IL r.. t. ST..
800 pieces WOOL DEt>> GOODS, 80 inca,5 eI'..
reduced rom Soc 10 Csc;
300 pieces DFBAGE r duced from 3jc. % io...
BLACK VELVET. 20 inches wi1e. a. 81;
BLACK PLUSH. - incLe, wife, ~ t2.2j r.j....
$3.50;
BLAC X and COLORED SATtNS in elGiNt..'..
StIAWLS,
CLOAk>,
ULSTER-,
CHILDREN'- CLOAk~,
BLANKtrS,
CARPETS,
MATING,
OIL CLOTH.
EVERY ARTICLE AS ADVERTISED
owing to the great increase m our bu,ine SOD ..
times impossible TO give OR en- fomcr the atfcuiH.
which we desire, Whether they purchase CD ..,
Ladies who eau conyeni'n ~ fO 80 viii p'acr , .u.
der great Obligations and have better opportunity
OF making selections ~ advantage b, ealing in no.
forenoon when the sore d, not 80 crowded "ih ,u-
toners. SYtLE BGuTHlIS,
no / 9.eOd III Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-03

DOCK AID JOB WORK NEATLY Ex
~ GCUTED stths DIspATCh vRJSyis~'
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Did you sot say YOU would I've MODEST
and out George ID. Wise's majority al
5.000Y WAS not his majority shade less
say exaciIv $3.50 LESS tban bait you prom
Used p bristol NerS.
No, sir; we did not. His majority was
all that we ever claimed for bim. Here are
our own worts. They appeared in The Dis
patch OF October 28th:
GeorgeD. Wise will carry every county
that General Johnston carried, and by q
much larger majority, as the vote VIII nc
much larger. lie will carry Richmond by
at least two thousand"
We predicted that the regular electoral
ticket would carry this district by 5000 ma.
jority. That's what you had IN your mind.
Read tlsefsigures, and see how Mahoneism
stands In the Metropolitan congressional
district:
Regular ticket ~
MshUDe Ecket..-............ LOIS
Majority for regular ucket.............. 9I27
Own up, Brother FOWLER; and try
agaia:; or, what you've got 10 do. and what
you bad better to do at once, come over TO
he side OF the real Readiusters.
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MOZART HALL, FRIDAY NIGHT,
DECEMBER 3, 1850.
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Public Debt statement.

The following is me recapituIaiion Of the
statement Of the public debt of the United
Sta'es for the mouth OF November, 1880, just
issued
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REClTATGONS.
EXCAVATIONS.
A SPLENDID ENTERTAINMENT.
FOURTH IN THE STAR COURSE.

MISS NELLA +. BROWN,
The beautiful and tsl -uted Elocn'ioni,i. and
MIR. and MADAME BERNARD aud MIR. l.. ". HoFF.
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LECTURES.
CHRISTIE As sALE.

CHRISTMAS MALE.
THE CHRISTMAS SALE BY THE La
1 DIES Or THE GRACF-sTREtT PRE>BY-
TFRfA> CHURCH viii con'ioue THROUGH
THIS WEtK. Every one shOu d zee their btsu'i-
f1l EMRROtDFRY aud o'her FANCY WORK.
r,MlLf FkufT.CAkE speciality open osily
from ~ NJ. 10 IL 4. NJ. oe 2.2s
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j. B. Doy lie, who is a stout, intelligent
looking man, is abou' forly-seyen Years 81
age, aud resides IN the town OF Bradford,
H., where he is o>tensIbIy engaged in the
lumber business. He Is married man.
He spent two months In thI, city befOI e
starting Weat with the "queer," and it is
SAID tbat The $1,000 in bills found IN bis
p session was part OF the proceeds OF
three OF the bogus bonds which had been
cashed.