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a Contested TIeciiOn.

The air is thick with rumors OF fraud in
the election in this congressional district,
which, if su5stantiated on investigation,
will almost certainly lead to = contest be-
fore the Election Committee OF the Forty
eighth Congress. As the frauds charged
are Of character likely TO have prevailed
throughout the State, they will probably
lead TO more than one contest. At the re-
quest Of an official in whose possession
tangible evidence OF some portion OF this
fraud i, we are not more specific, but we
think we can say with certainty that at the
proper time the evidence will be produced
at the proper place. Ii the same state OF
affairs prevailed in other counties in the
district that is alleged in Augusta, there is
little doubt about the action OF House OF
Representatives which shall he conscien-
tiOus in it, decision.
\ letter from Albemarle received yester-
day afternoon SAYS: "Thcre were outrage
ous frauds by the Malone men in this
county, and Pauf> election will be contest
ed. "-StQuntOn FindicQtOr.
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OCTOBER-N0vEMBER NUMBER UNDER ONE
COVER OF SOUTHERN HIsTORICAL SOCIETY
PAPERS hos been received, and presents
the usual variety OF interesting and yalua-
BILE articles.
"reminiscences Of the First Battle OF
Manassas" by that gallant old veteran
General WILLIAM SMITH, is very enter
tanning paper.
CHARLES HARRIS, Esq, formerly OF Nor
folk, now of Philadelphia, writes a full
and ingenious argument to show that
Newpod's News" was the original and
proper name OF our present city of "great
expectations at the mouth OF the James.
General f. Il. ALExANDER's sketch Of the
battle of Fredericksburg is \ very able, in
teresting, and valuable account OF that
great Confederate victory.
Mr.. ALEXANDER HUNTERS "High Pri-
Yates Sketch Of the Battle OF Sharpsburg "
Is very cleyerly done. while john r..
THoAPsoN's sweet poem on "Lee to the
Rear and other articles, make up an ex-
ceedingly readable No.
The annual report OF the Executive
Committee is IN interesting and gratifying
exhibit Of the affairs OF the Society, and
most hopeful presentation OF their future
plans and prospects.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-14

RrppLEBERoER was, we believe, the man
who first declared that he was for ARTHUR
because Arthur was for him. And KID
pIynERgyR seems TO be determined not to
be cleft" now that the Democrats nave
swept the whole country. In the last issue
Of his paper we find the following very
amusing editorials. HARRY says;
Massachusetts, is reported to be Kead-
jt,ster by 10000 majority"
"The Readiusters carried New YORK ny
AZ, 200 majority"
"The Democrats who had sense enough
to go in for tariff have succeeded. Ihis Is
REIMBURSEMENT"
No wonder the report is out that RIDDLE
BERGER still claims to he "National
Democrat" But, good gracious, what VIII
Arthur say!
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GENERAL FITZ. LEES SOUTHERN Tour
Our gallant and accomplished friend Gene
raj FITZ. LEE lett here on yesterday
accompanied by DR.. j. WILLIAM JONES,
secretary of the Southern Historical Socic-
ty) to meet engagements 10 repeat, for the
benefit OF the Southern Historical Society,
at Darlington, Charleston, Atlanta, Sayan-
nah, Augusta, aud Rome his superb lecture
the " Battle OF Charlottesville"
We sec from the papers that these cite,
are arranging to give General FITz Il
royal reception, and we can assure them
that they viii find in him genial gentle
man and thoroughly companiOnable,
"good fellow as he WAS as gallant caya-
| licr as ever drew sabre for the right. His
address on Characteristic" originally
delivered before the Virginia Division OF
the Army OF Northern Virginia AsSocia-
ton, is a rare combination OF vivid de-
scription, keen wit, broad humor, eloquent
defamation, and really able military critl-
cism, and is at the same time popular
with the masses and valuable Is historic
production. We predict that he will win
golden opinions wherever he may lecture.
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Frauds in the Second District.

The evidence is accommodating as to the
frauds and irregularities committed by the
MahOneites in this district, both in the
matter of registration and OF voting. In
Princess Anne, in Surry, in Sussex, in
Norfolk county, and southampton, in Isle
Of Wight and Prince George, and in the
Peninsula counties, we have already re-
ceiyed information OF irregularities and
made. and the authors OF an improper re-
gistration and an unfair ballot will he
brought to account. This time the people
are determined TO have free ballot and q
fair Norfolk Virginidn.
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Why we Rejoice.

Because Of the sweeping victory OF the
great national Democracy, and because OF
the crushing blow which has been given
to llahoneism, we may well rejoice. That
noXious growth is killed, no matter whether
Wise or Massey is elected. IL icH nerer
rally again. The next election the De-
mocracy will sweep the State. The sub
stantial victory is ours. Hence we rejoice,
and hence the iubilation here tonight.
Well may we join in glad acclaim over the
great delverance. The backbone OF the
Boss has been broken, and he will be pow
erless for harm in the future. His foot is
lifted from the necks OF the people. Let
us, then, make merry and be glad.-
Lmch6urq Ne,cS.
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We have no furthcrreturns from the cleo
ton in Virginia, except Sussex, Wise, and
Williamsburg, which increase the majority
OF WISE TO 1879. Buchanan, Dickinson,
Dnwddic, and Luncnburg are yet to re-
port. These counties gave CAMERON ma
iority OF l,S23. In our last issue we gave
GARRISON a majority OF 81 in the First dis
trct. A report was current yesterday
which, il true, would elect him by 9S.
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FANCY GOODS.
- 4 l. ' f. y
oPtns LOTS OF ELEGANT GOODS.

: 7 E ' EMS
OPfNS LOTS OF ELEGANT GOODS.
BIG BARGAINS IN ALBUMS.
PLUSH ALBU Ms, embroidered. 1t -;
PLUSH ALBUMS, embroidered. az $40:
PLUSH ALBUMS, padded, al St.25;
MOROCCO ALBUMS. embossed in iDr,l-. lt -,
MOROCCO ALBUMS, embossed iu l,li. -;
Genuine TCRKEY-MOROCCO AI.BlN~ iad-
dcd, fine gold edge, cardboard inside n-.,ti
Of paper, At s7-would De cheap auNWh.gc 4
sl2;
ALBUMS. solid leather, al SOC:
lac largest assortment. 10 All prices shown u '0c
city, AT prices that WA amaze you.
over 500 TAPESTRY, VELVET MOQCEr. ana
SMYRNA RUGS, all sizcs, u much c,, taiu
regular prices;
POO TAPESTRY MATS at 75c.-cholce ,tylc,:
Ten dozen PORCELAIN PEG-LANtPS, 10 ,t,lc,,
trimmed complete, atsl
Eight new BRIC-A-BRAC LAMPS. trimmed.
with painted globes 10 match, Il SO and sl2
worth SO;
An immense Stock of TOYS, DOLLS, TEA SETS.
WAGONS &C.. opening.
You viii save money by buying at
STEVENS, sos BROAD street.
CATALOGUES MAILED FREE. SEND FOR
ONE. uo1
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Mr.. RANDALL is out for the abolition Of
tie internal-reyenue system. In an inter-
view last Saturday be so declared himself.
lie states the receipts Of that department
at about the same sum as the surplus reve-
nue. OF the Governments little more than
we have stated it In our article elsewhere.
But this is immaterial. The tariff can
easily be so remodelled as to produce all
the revenue the Government needs.
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Fears are expressed that MALONE will
have GARRISON counted out. We don't be-
lieye IL; and we certainly don't fear the CT.
feet Of II; for the House Of Representatives
would need no better proof that PAUL and
JOHN 5. WISE ought to be turned out. The
men who would count out GARRISON would
not hesitate TO count in Republican candi-
dates.
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The evidences multiply on every hand
that thousands OF votes were cast by the
Mahoneites last Tuesday on fraudulent
tay-rceipts. We hear OF these cases from
every quarter. No longer ago than Friday
last an individual well known in this coun-
tv was in Lynchburg, and exhibited some
ffty-odd tax receipts, signed by the Audi
tor OF Public Accounts, which were LETT
over after he had made free use OF all
that he could find names OF negroes to I'll
them with i'm AlbemarIc county. lie
boosted OF what ~ had done in this con-
ncction to make votes for his party. These
facts have AL been noted, and Use Will be
made of them at the proper time, when
fhi, person. who is no other than clerk
in the Auditors office. will be made to tes-
tiiy.-LwctbTg Eigiaian, 1871.
The st. Louis Post Diapatch has hoistcd
is ticket for 1881, with Grover Cleveland
for President and Joseph Mcdonald Tor
Nicc-PTc>ident.
Mrs. Langtry complains that New York
does not agree with her; that both she ana
her company complain OF headaches.
Why be weak? Why not be healthy, ro-
bust, and strong, by using Browns Iron
BittcrSs
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BELLFIELD. NOTTOwAY,

To the White People Of Virginia.
It has been suggested that we establish
the Harvest Thanksgiying-day' in our
state. England has prospcred by following
this custom. The religious papers arc in
vited TO consider this subject.
II. l.. CHASiBIIsS,
Chairman Committee OF Nine.
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We acknowledge the receipt OF a pam.
phlet copy OF the report OF the proceed.
ings OF the Trustees OF the PEABODY Edu.
cational Fund at their twenty-frst meeting,
which took place in New York on the 4th
vi last month, -t.
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The general impression formed from dis
patches received from different quarters OF
the State is that Massey has been fairly elect
cd, and that whether he be given the GER
tificate OF election or not he will occupy a
seat In the next Congress. - Washington
ietter-AIegGRdriQ Gazette. .e..
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r-zY- FLANNELS, FLANNELs.-see
our big stock of WHITE, RED. GRAY anu ri =
opFpA FfANyELs 10 all colors. All OF ,he
nov, sh,des in ORIENTAL FLANNELs' BIAS
Krr FLANNFLs and FLANNEL sUlTINGs In
great variety at ,,. D,vrs 6 nRAKF-s.
/ LEV I D.NN 10 ~
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During the long and tedious debate upon
the tarif-commission hill Mr.. RANDALL
said:
II favor as speedily as possible total
abolition OF our internal-revcnue system,
and am ready to join hands with any ana
All i'm this House in favor Of an equalizer
ton OF our duties on imports"
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General srARKE voted an open ticket, in
the presence Of eight or ten witnesses, but
the judges OF election in Brunswick did
not count his ballot.
Brunswick gives an immense majority
for JoHS 8. WISE.
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Mr.. MASSEY HEARD FROM.-Captain
Whitehead announced a letter from Mr..
Massey to the great meeting on Saturday
night saying that he had been honestly
elected and would contend for his seat in
Congress. And so he should. -Lych6ury
IirQinidn, 18Th.
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~ THE BIG CARPET STORE.

The second story Of our building !, nov use, 10,
showing our Immense stock oi tAhi n - Vi c''iS
descripfion. We show q large stock Of ,.e.,,., ID,
TUREE-PI.Y. MOQUEITE-BGDG BE SS riX
TAPESTRY BRISsEi.S, hEh' H. II NJ MI
STER. INGRAM. VENETIAN mEMI' 'hl'
messy, RAG, and LIST CARpETSj -,
Cocoa MATTINdi, CHINESE MATING, OIL
CLOTHS. VELVET, TAPhSi II L T., ~, ~, -, ;,
Sells, BODY BRUSSELS ana AANlNSIE III
RUGS: ,,,.~o
OU-CLOTIS. RUGS. and MATS,
OTTOAlANS. HASSOCKS, CoCoA MAIS'
WINDOW SHADES, LACE q KIAlNH'
SHADE and CURTAIN FIXTURES.
LEVY. DAVIS & DRAKE,
MOI Successors 10 Levy Brothers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-14

Mr.. Dezendorf, the defeated Straiehtout
candidate for Congress in the Second Vir.
ginia district, is in the city to-day. He
says he got about 1000 votes, and that it
is wonderful that he got that many, as his
negro ticket-holders were bought up OPEN
ly and negro voters paid so much Il head.
He says that Malone spent one thousand
dollars in Norfolk alone on election-day
He is perfectly satisfied with his own ac-
ton; would repeat it tomorrow; says he
has the approval OF his own conscience,
and he believes that OF every true, Republi-
can in the State Washington letter-Aler-
andria Gazette.
MahOne's power will be curtailed; he
will not be backed, as he has been, by
Arthur. Whyy Because the sweeping
Democratic victory is a reproof TO Arthur;
ii is sure sign that boSSism stinks in the
nostrils OF the people generally. Yes,
Mahone's backbone is broken.
Since Arthur's policy Is utterly re.
pudiated, Malone becomes "a small
potato" He has gotten 10 be beautifully
less.-DQnUiNe Times.
II Is hardly necessary for us 10 remind
our friends that Gus. f., Delarde, next TO
Dispatch Office, has one OF the best restau-
rants in Richmond. When you call there
ask for the great appetizer "Montrose y
whiskey.
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N1g- CLoAKs, CLoAKs, CLoAKs'

See our new CLOAK-ROOM' with the largest as
sortmeut ever exhibited I'm this city. 'LoAno'
DOLMANs. ULS STEERS, CIRCULARs,JACh CHEFS
and other garments at
no LEV l. DAVIS -
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In SERGE, SILK, and FUR-LINED clRCt-
LARS and DOLMANs we show an immense VI
rictv. comprising MERVEILLFI X. VELOUR
OTTOMAN. SATIN DE RHADAMEs. >ILk.
SATIN De LYON. Sc.
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We have received all the now sfiahcs OF DISESS
FLANNELs. SIIUDAh CLolhS, '"Sh ~
al rho TRIMMINGS To- match, embracing
pr FISHES. yELVETS. VELVETEEN>, ST.
RAHs. RIIADAMEs, SILKS. SATfSs. &c.
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SPECIAL N0TI cks:> ,,,,
TCOMPL y Z
IN EVERY DEPARTMENT


notwithstanding the inroads made npo our
stock during the unprecedented rush this 'e Aon'
we are s,Ill prepared to supply the demand OF ""'
friends and the public In general
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4 special bargain I'm BROCADED SILKS "nd
vFLvETs at 80 and Toe per yard worth ~ and
$l.50.
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spECrAL NOTICES. ,.,

~ DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS.
A BIG STOCK TO SELECT FROM.
HANDSOME SILKS. sATINs'
OTTOMANs, RIIADAMEs,
GRos-GRAIN SILKS, BROCADE sins
CAsuMEREs, sHOODAHs, FLANNELs'
ALPACAs, BROIDERED ROBEs,
PLAIN and BROCADED vELVETs, &c.
For FINE, MEDIUM, and LOw-PRlCh DEE.
GOODS you will find the largest assortment ~
LEVY, DAVIS DRAhhH'
nz successors to Levy Brothers.
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Judge Hughes.


We have not been willing to believe that
judge HUGHES. Of the United States Dis
trict Court for this district, would as a
Judge condcscend TO play the role OF par
tisan. We call upon him, therefore, to eX-
plain how it was that he issued instructions
to the United states supervisors based upon
a law which the United States courts long
ago pronounced unconstitutional. we
quote from Judge GEORGE l.. CHRISTIAN OF
the Hastings Court the following opinion;
HUsTINGs COURT or RICHMOND,
RICHMOND, November :, 1852.
L. ". Crlmp, registrar, de-:
The supreme Court OF the United States,
in the case of United States as. Reese, %
L. 5. PA. having decided that the act OF
Congress, under which the affidavit OF Les
ter Morris WAS made was ambiguous and
unauthorized under the Constitution Of the
United States, and Judge Bond. OF the
Circuit Court of this district, having de-
cidod that said act only applied to cases
where the right 10 vote was prevented on
account OF race, color, or previous cOndi-
ton of Seryitudc (sec EI-parte McIllwce
Brightly Election Cases, co., which Is not
the case here; and the Constitution OF Nir-
ginia, and laws made in pursuance thereof,
having required that before any citizen can
vote he must show that he has paid before the
day OF election. or that he was not required
by law to pay the same, which Lewis Nor
ris has not shown, am of opinion that he
is not entitled TO vote in this election.
Respectfully, &C.,
As we understand the matter, Judge
HUGHES did, long after the United states
statute had been pronounced unconStitu-
tional by competent authority, issue inStruc-
tons based upon that statute. Not having the
United States Reports in our possession,
we cannot just now state the case except in
Judge CHRISTIANS words. We ask Judge
HUGHES to enlightcn The public. We have
heard him vigorously denounced by good
lawyers for his instructions aforesaid.
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- -i+f-isi.N'
Will QUOTE AFFW OF lis PRICES
To GIVE You SOME IDEA HOW
CHEAP iiE II SELLING:
LOCO dozen PLAID TOWELS go 3 .c.:
300 dozen large LINEN TOWELS 20 l'c.,
100 dozen inc DAMA,N TOWELS 90 I6.c.
zoo dozen tnc NAPKINS at3captc,.
3 bale, "a BROWN COTTON &c..
bale, A SEA ISLAND COTTON at Esq.,,
case ~s, 81 GLHAcnrD COTTON 4,s.c.:
Is eases IA BLEACHiD COTTON 10 ~.
100 pieces f-tOLDktD CALICO 81 .r.
yer yard.
5o6picces lest FOULAGD .c.r,rytl:
loo pieces BkOthDEp DRE~>-CO0D~ 90 Inc.
90 Piece BLACK and coLoRED ALPACA.
loopis'.ees, IS FINE GnoCsDEs reduced f.am --
BLACK .ml COLORED CN~InlEeF> at l2
To-, % g. -. 30 f2r.ap t' sI.-'--i. -3
8LAtk. end CoLoEtD suLN> ,ae4ro-t "a
the city:
DO not fail To loos.t orr BLACK SILK attI,
which g. richly worth -:
BED COMFORTS. s5c. - .l.-j. 81. ec'oao-
l.ooOpair CoLoRED GLANhEr> u o5c.-.ea-
,.dercd che 'pa.S2:
300 pair lo-i BEp ELANKEr> atsl5o. --.s3,
DuLMANS. CLoAhs. AND JACKEr~-n ui.
department SO have t.r largest -iIch 500, .-,.Il
iaen chgI"t than can bo iD'Md iu filD .,fv.
so.
300 DOLNNN> from 50 a, 20 50;
JAIktlN from ~ up "a SD You ctt -ast 20
per cent. oy examining on, price, .,fufe pu.-
chasing elsewhere.
Just received from Ncw YORK auction 800 bril-
btL SPREADS extra sfSr.I af &c.,.
MLN> AIDES. and CHllDHfN'> NDfE-
WEAR-the largest and cheapest nne ln thc
ely;
And a great many other bargain, too a,unerou. to
mention.
Don't stop until You gct o.
JOSEPH ~rB NT~E'~
lilJ Main street ind 3Uj Broad street.
y. BE careful that ynu get . dc ight plac,.
and ASK Tor JOSIPlt SRI Nt>F. I4lJ Main
street lower :trau,ci Esd $50 Broad street..
o. 20
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CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL SOCIETY.
~ The members of the above society are earn
csdy requested t. meet promptly ~ Cathedral
Hall ON II E>DAi EVENING. 18th instant. at
tend cordial iHyitnti0u 20 every member and az
flcant tor membership 70 the banquet rendered
by him Ut Monticello Hall. TUESDAY. l4th III
slant, ai 9 T.. VI. JOHN Vi. HIGGINS,
no Alt President.
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4 fun line Of LIGHT. DARK. and BLACK
ULSTERs, DOLMANS. JACKETS, CLOAkS-
and CIRCULARS.
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MEEIiNiiS.

MASONIC NOTICE.-Ts MEM q
NJ her, Of ST. JOHNS LODGE. No. 36,S ~
\. 4. and 4. W., are requested 10 attend u *
stated meeting 40 II. Alban, Hall IHiS/ "
tTuc,day) EVENING a. : o'clock. Au Mlstc
By order Of the ". VI.
WAITER MOORE. Secretary.
NOVEMBER 1, \. l.. jSS2. \. II. 1882.
nm l-lf
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sEARIfff.lI.

Married. on November sth. in the city of Balti-
more. nj the re- dcncc Of the brides uurlc. 10y Rev
{. &. Biting. -. D.. f.. klNNlE GKADt to ~
Me l.. ALLEN. both of Richmond Va
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Notwithstanding the inroads made npo u our
stock during the unprecedented rush this 80 'Aon'
we are stlIl prepared 20 supply inc deDanu VI y"
friends and the public In general
wo have received all the now shades OF DRESS
FLANNELs. sHUDAH CLOTHs,CAsHMERks'
and the Trimmings to match, embracing
pIrsUEs. yELyETs. VELVETEENS, ST.
RAHs, RHADAMEs, SILKS SATiSs. &c.
4 speclal bargain I'm BROCADED SILKS and
vFLVETs at 80 and 75c. per yard worth 81 and
$3.50.
In SERGE, SILK, and FUR-LINED CIRCU-
LARS and DOLMANS we show an immense VI
ricty. comprising MERVEILLFIX. VELOUR,
OTTOMAN. SATIN DE RHADAMEs. >ILk,
SATIN De LYON. Sc.
full line Of LIGHT. DARK. and BLACK
ULSTERs, DOLMANS. JACKETS, CLOAhS-
and CIRCULARS.
HANDSOME OTTOMAN BEOCADES.
In MOURNING MATERIALS we haze
SERGES; SHUDAII IiIEDOO, and TAhiSt
CLOTHS; JERSEY and HENRIETTA CLUBS
DRAP DE RHEIMS. DRAP DE ALMA, ~ y
DIAH and MALTESE CLOTHS, CASliMEKE9'
&c.
Best quality GRAPE for trimming and wells.
An immense stock Of CARPETS-RL" o., D"' -
GETS. MATS. and OIL-CLOTHs extra cheap
JEWFLEY, PRINCES BRAID-' III lloNH'
KID GLOVES. HOSIERY. uNDEK" fNt'
NECKWEAR, LACES, EMBROlDfI' M, IA,
BONS. HANDKERCHlEFS' sIiANLS' "''N-
MERS, g.. In every variety.
TIIAIFUMER BROTHERS,
po l2-suTu6Th Fifth and Broad ircei'.
DRY GOODS. &c.
T. J. LEVY & co..
2l3EAsT BROAD STREET
na,e Of the nrm Of Levy Brother-l
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS"
NEW STORE.
NEW STORE.
DRY GOODS OF EVERY KIND.
N0TIONS--lates' novelties;
UNDERWEAR FOR LADIE>-onr own man-
ufacturc unsurpassed by any
DRESS GOODS, TRIMMINGS,
snFETINGs,
TABLE-DAMAShS.
NAPKINS. TOWELS.
COCNTERPANFS
BLANKETS.
GENTLEMEN, LAUNDRED AND ~
LAUNDElED SHIRTS
COLLARS. CUFFS,
TIES and SCAHrS in every style.
ON ON SrECIAL COUNTER for thi- wooA:
REMNANTS or GRAPE. ataboutHAtr reg-
ular value;
SILK PLUSH worth $3.50 per yard at only
Sl.6o per yard;
GENTLFMEN'S COLORED PERCALE
sHIRT-COLLARS 20. each. worth D. .c'
E.J.LEyY 4 Coz
no2 2l3 east Broad stn't.
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NJ BLANKES . BLANKETS!

1000 pairs WHITE, RED, BLUE, CIR AN. and
FANCY BLANKETS at lower prices than ever:
There has been great decline IN the prices OF
al NETS To get the benefit thereof call at
no7 LEVY, DAVIS < BRAKES.
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HANDSOME OTTOMAN nEocADEs.
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yAILORs AID CAOTHsERS

OvrRcoArS'
OVERCOATs,
OVERCOATs,
OVERCOATS,
OYERCOATs, ........
IN GREAT VARIETY
IN GREAT VARIETY
in GREAT VARIETY
~ GREAT VARIETY
N GREAT VARIETY
Z. b. SPENCE < son.
T.. i. SPENCE & son.
Z. Il. SPENCE 3 son.
+. b. SPENCE & son.
T.. Il. SPENCE & son.
INDICATED UNDERWEAR
INDICATED UNDERWEAR
INDICATED UNDERWEAR
INDICATED UNDERWEAR
INDICATED UNDERWEAR
SOB MAIN STREET.
900 MAIN STREET.
9O3 MAIN STREET.
9O3 MAIN STREET.
9O3 MAIN STREET. ......... ..l,,,
T.. l.. SPENCE & SON.
T.. g. SPENCE * son.
+. Il. SPENCE & son.
+. Il. SPENCE & son.
+. Il. SPENCE & son.
BUSINESS SUITS.
BUSINESS SUITS,
BUSINESS SUITS,
BUSINESS SUITS,
BUSINESS SUITS.
DOB MAIN STREET.
9O3 MAIN STREET.
900 MAIN STREET.
903 MAIN STREET.
9O3 MAIX STREET.
HEAVY MFRINO CNDERSHIRTS-
HEAVY MERINO UNDERsIlRTS,
HEAVY MERINO UNDEESHIRTS,
HEAVY MERINO I-NOEESHIRT>,
HEAVY MERINO UNDERSIiIRTS,
ONE DOLLAG EACH
ONE DOLLA2 EACH
ONE DOLLAE EACH
ONE DOLLAR EACH
ONE DOLLAK EACH
Z. L. SPENCE & sON.
=. Il. SPENCE 4 son,
f.. b. SPENCE x son.
T.. Il. SPENCE & son.
f.. b. SPENCE & son,
903 AlAIN STGEET.
9O3 AIIN STEEET.
9O3 NAIN STREET
903 MAIS STREET
Oc - -tJal2 9o3 MAIN STREET.
E'lNE TAlIOhiNG IA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-14
HOLD Up, HOLD Up,
AN BOUND FOR
JOSEPH >VHAI~F'-
DRY GOODS STORE-.

PEOPLE ARE DYING TO GIT SOME or
THOSE GREAT BARGAINS HE
- SELLING.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-14

In MOURNING MATERIALS We haze
SERGES; SIIUDAIT, HlSDOO, and TAhlHh
CLOTHS: JERSEY and HENRIETTA CLOIbs'
DRAP DE RHEIMS. DRAP DE ALMA, ~ y
DIAH and MALTESE CLOTHS, CASHMhKES'
&c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-14

JEWFLRY, PRINCES, BRAIDS' BCIloNN'
KID GLOVES. HOSIERY. uNDEhN III
\FCKWEAR, LACES, EMBROlDfhlI.o' mn
BON>. HANDKERCHlEFS' stAN L9' "'''N-
MERS, g.. In every variety
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-14

An immense stock Of CARPETS, RUGS, DkI :"
GETS. MATS. and OIL-CLOTHs extra cheap
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-14

Best quality GRAPE for trimming and wells.