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NEW YORK

NEW YORK.
NEW YoDK. October 4-EnttOn steady: slles Of
2.2G3 bales at 1879 l3Es. tlonr-Hhirp,ng grades
without decided change. SouttIcrn Hour tirin win
fair inquiry: common 10 fair Xll1,; 20. 9o4 -
f,rextra choice ny GINA amber; II .32@t1. go
Tor sOuut old aud rev Whit western Corn shade
lrmcr. with moderate q marc; 6SNoSc. Tor steam
western mixed: G6L70c. for sail western mixed ::
69c for western mixed, in store. i'ais steady t"r
nicago; other grades Gull aud tower at 80 d33c.
new mi rd and white mixed western. 4OGL1 DC. :
White mixed. 456I53c. tctfre-Rlo lc. heherand
quit; carro's. 22aM22a gold; JOB lot, 9'9G
22;4c gold Sugar IuIe ~ &c; doG iai,," Saou
ucchan.cd Rice unchtngcd. kc>in and tnrpsn-
tine steady. FORK lirner; new j IL lots, s22.
S22.37%. Lard frm,r 1T liosl4'5c. for prime
steam. WEisKcy lower al Sl.lS.
BALTIMORE.
R,LTtM0RE. October 4.-Fl0ur firm; Howard
.,r,'i and westcrn Sup-rfin". II 25mi5: extra
IS 25mS5 rs: family. i6Gt7.J0. Wheat iirmer {;
a an :!sI@l 81 o N' %ba fs
al As. Corn quiet: son h.rn white: 73d Soc;
yrilow 72@7 3c cats quiet. 4G0H5s rye sicily.
Observation-Disclosures, e;@c,; clear rim: l3@13&c.
l:;lcol- shoulders. n!:c.: cicir RIB 1919. lays;
5i$it &C. La d-r lined Lag. Coffee nuoytnt aiia
higher: lob. l93G222c. Whisky held Hrher II
SHE. sugar eady.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, October 4.-F!orr aud wheat quiet
and uuch4Ig geo. trtS ana corn dn hye mn
changed. Provisions excited ana hl%lcr. Bulk
meats houldcrS, 9c: clcar-rD sides. l1c: cl, ar
,ides, l4Hc. Eacoa-shoudcrs: los: cIc:r-rlh
sides. 15r clear :id's l34 H,msw;isGgarcn,r,sd
15%c I.nr.i active aud higicr-Iirrce' l4ac.
Whisky quiet and unchtnscd AT 3l.l3.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, October +.-Fiour and wheat quirt.
bur 81 adv L, IN dull at sea 60c. Oats Gull 1T 20
m45c Barley yuiei and uu'hanccd. Rye quiet Ut
75MSOc. Pork In fair ,cm u'd prices aGvanced
AZ S22 toh6JS2275 lard fi"'ncr ard he'll higher
s'eam 13;gr. bid kettle 1885,: civ H. A. R m
mpti, slr,.ng AID higher: shoulders, 9%u lQc;
rl.,rr;n side, l3sUl4c.: c!ci, sizes, 14U li3sc..
closing at Gutsid prices Eac3n st. tn n ann niEGes
sides. 134c. Wh.kcy steady and IN far demand
at $l.l3.
PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA. October 4.-The cattle market
was iiu!I this W., X. and prizes VI re uneit'ed anu
lower: !, 900 head arrived and sold 1T 1N77 for
extra Pennsylv,nis anl western steers; oCGoAc. Tor
quality; sheep we're rather .uli; dSioUo heae
were without material change 5000 head sold al
Sl2@sl350 100 TBS. net.
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An UNPUBLISHED SrEECH OF TIE MINISTER
Or fiHAScE. - puriS, October 1.-Pubhc at
leution is at present much occupied with the
Tact that the otllciIl journal has not yet pub.
iShed the speech delivered by the Minister
pf Finance al banquet on the 9th OF Sep
1cmbcr. 1t is stated that n. Buffet prohibit
Cd The publication of the speech on account
OF the following sentence: "Tbe coalition
Of she 2itb OF May Is happily dissolved" NJ.
Bullet thought the ministers should eX-
anime the mattcr in the special Cabinet coun-
Gil held TO day. The question of the publ.
cation Of the speech came up, and after ex-
piauatlOns The incident was settled. Conse.
4uenly tpcrc VIII he no ministerial chonges,
Us vas apprehrndcd. The Journal Official
viii publish the speech tomorrow, with
letter from Dir. Say explaining the o6jec-
saap,Nnahle pa sage. The letter was read 10 the
~abinet meeting ana approved.
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Ne,v York Items.

New YORK. October IA large crowd
assembled at Tammany Hall to witness what
vas advertised aS q spritualSlc sance, the
operators of which decamped with the pro-
ceeds. The rough portion Of the audience
broke the cabinet and other stage furniture.
The body OF Benjamin, who was drowned
with DR.. Porteous, has been recovered.
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BALTIMORE
COMM ERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, October 4. 1873.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT White, $50 bushels. Red 3,o45 BUSH
els 800 ,,,,
CORN White. SAC bushels. Mirtd, 600 bushels.
OATS.-192 bushels.
RYE.-32 bushels.
STRAw.--35 bales.
SALES.
WHEAT White. 1876 bushels at $3.50; % bush
els good nj Sl.3G; 2S bushes nj II 20: ~ bush
els common al SOC; 80 bushels good IL Sl.3I 70
bushels common 1T Sl.20: IL bushels III ~ -
l24 bushels prime At 81 As 40 buShels ut 81 332
bushels good 1T IL 35-!otal, $50 bushels Re0 10Y
bushels very good on private terms: 244 nusntis
very good at :1.4G: 264 bushels prime at ~ IA
81 bushels fair al S1.32; le7 bushels common al
II 20: 2O2 bushels common al - 10; o76 push
els IT 1925; bushels al 81: 19S bushels fair al
>l3O; 27O bushels common at Sllo; 90 oh>h'
cI, good AT 81 25-toa 2.7S0 bushels.
CORN White 46 bushels very GOOD al SIC. ~
hu. heels very good al S0c.-tolal, 2l6 Bushels.
Uired 200 bushels AT soc.
DaTS.-42 bushels common AT 43c.i ~ DusHci>
Common at 4Oc 40 bushels common on private
trrms-total, 92 bushels
sTEAw.--35 bales NJ oSc.
RE-FNRlBlTED.
WuEAT.-U'hite 372 t,shcls. Red. 100 iu:he's.
CORN White, sc bushels. M'rea' ~ bu>heis'
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The SIM Francisco Banks.

SAN FRANcisco, October 4.-The Nevada
Bank opened to-day, and large crowd as
sembled about the doors, but no demonstra-
ton was made.
The Bank of California is doing business
az usual, and no extraordinary call is made
on its resources.
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The Vanderbilt University

NASHVILLE. October 4.--.Thc Vanderbilt
University was inau@urated to-day. Jester
day sermons were preached by Bishops
i,oggett and Wightman. and 10 day addresses
we're made by Rev DR.. Deems, Of New
York Chancellor Lipscomb", OF Georgia;
and Governor Porter, Of Tennessee.
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PORT OF RICHMOND OCTOBER 4, 1875.

ARRIVED.
Sto,mcr Old Dominion, Walker, New York, mcr-
c,i,ndi.e and passengers, G. ". alien & Co.. agents.
steamer j. ". Evtrman, Plat, l'hiiade!phla,
merchandise and passengers W. Z; porter: agent.
disc and passengers L. B. Tatum, agent.
Steamer John sylvester, Gi1ord, Nor1o,A, nef-
chandse and H. Nem y sgtni gb to
schooner Electric, Norbury, Albany, lumber, {.
Schooner Virginia. Ross, Calais, plaster, A. 5.
Schooucr John Irene. Radcomb. james river,
Schooner Mary Morris, Larkiu, James river, fur
nure and gratp r,,,.c -,.er
oysters, tc MASTER
Schooner p. C. Shultz, Thompson, New York
caune COAL Gervas Storrs, agent.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From New York, October 2, brig Sophia (Br.)
From Philadelphia october 2, schooner j. NJ.
From PhiIadeiphia October 2, schooner Maggie
Nc bonuell Steelm1D.
From New York, october I, schooner William
From New York October l, schooner Lille Falk'
enburg. Falkenhurg.
From New YORK October 2 schooner Lucy JONES'
Marihugh. ,,,,,on,xn,
Schooner Reading Railroad No. IT. McFadden,
| from Richmond, arrived at Phiindeiphla' OCTOBER
Schooner Annie E. Cranmer, Bray, from New
York for Richmond arrived al Newcastle, DEL.
| October I'd ~ r- p,ohr,ond
arrived at Norfolk october 2u: n,.,.
"Schooner Fila H. Barnes. Larder. from Rich
mond arrived at New York October I'd.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The Lighthouse Hosrd gives notice that on ,s ano
,rrer October 20, 1876, light VIII be shown from
Ihe lighthouse recently erec.ed near the mourn on
| Wahnn river west side OF Delaware bay. The lsh'
will be q fixed white.
DISASTERS IN SEPTEMBER.
The plumber of vessels belonging TO or bound y, 1e
or from morris IN the United States reported toLal!
Snst or missing during the past month Is ~ o.
which is we're wrecked. abandoned. sunk o!
nniiisian 2. burned. and fouadeIed me hs
eomprlses steamer, 8 ships. 2 oarks, origs, ant
so schoouers. and their total value exclusive o'
cnrgoes is estimated al S3S5,OOo.
| BY Telegraph.
/ Font MONROE, 0cohtr 4.-Passed out: Bril-
| Einra from kichmoud for Rio Grapde. ~
| NEW YORK, October 4.-.rrived: Faltic, Cit
! of Richmond, Tybee. Arrived out: Celtic, stat
of Pennsylvania.
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Boston, October 4-Martha Hutchinson
has recovered $4,000 from the Boston aas.
Light Company for personal injury received
when her house was blown up with gus du.
ring the great fire Of 1872.
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Senatorial Nomination.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
BgLFlsLp. VA, October 4.-The Senatorial
Convention for the counties Of Sussex, Din.
widdic, and Greensvile met at Hicksford to-
day. and nominated DR.. William T. Thomp-
son. of Dinwiddic. J. b. Jarratt, Of Sussex,
was put in nomination, and received very
n,r rnfe
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WASHINGTON. October 4.-For the Middle
and Eastern safes. iaIIin. barometer, south
west to southeast winds. warmer, cloudy
weather, and occasional rain.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
falling barometer. warmer, cloudy weather,
northeast TO southwest winds, and rain near
rho coasts
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MERISo AND ALL-WooL
UNDERW EAR.

LADIES MERINO and ALL-WOOL VESTS and
DRAWERS, all qualities;
GENTLEMEN'S MERISO and ALL-WOOL
SHIRTS and DRAWERS, all qualities;
CHILDREN'S MERINO and ALL-WOOL
SHIRTS and DRAWERS, all qualities
LADIES, GENTLEMEN'S, and CHlLDREN:S
MERINO and ALL-WOOL HOSE md HALF
HOSE.
Weare now receiving our fall stock Of the above
gOocs, to which we invite the attention Of our
friends and the public generally, aud guarantee Il
saving of 25 per cent by buy ing of us
COURTNEY & POWELL. 81 5 Broad street,
Sc 1.3m between Eighth and Ninth.
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BY telegraph.

M" 1Ohhs
NEW YORK. October i-Nnon.-S'orks active ano
lower Money. 2. Colo, HE ESclEtugc-lon.,
479Y: short. 4S39. Governments dull and steady
states STEADY. 900 e,-,, ,,
and s,cady at 479n. gold. 1iTIMWl119s Gov
eminent. active aud steady. states quiet AID nomi'
nat.
R,rr1yopE. October 4.-Eirginia 6's. peclers
40: Cnusols 633. Wet Nirripia's, q. North caro-
lima s's, old 10: new, IL ; special tax, 2. Bid
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Fires.

PHILADELPHIA, October 4.-Burgin & Sons
plass.works have been destroyed by fire, and
one hundred and fifty workmen ousted.
LAWRENCE, MASS, October 4.-Fire orr
ginat,pg In spontaneous combustion de-
Stroyed the Wash Mills. Loss, $4,000.
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u, BY TELEGRAPH.
s4sFGSs = ssf =. ~ ~ & >. TEsS
Spotsyivania N0nltHaeiOne

ISIVUfds :
FREpxR,cKsBURG, VA, October 4. 1876
The Conservative Convention to-day. after
adopting with unanimity a resolution to
support the nominee, nominated A. w. Wal
lace, lawyer Of Fredericksburg, for the
House Of Delegates. None OF the contestants
Of Mr.. Wallace in the primary election were
proposed to the Convention.
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Canada.

TORONTO, October 4.-The city is perfectly
quiet Nine of Yesterdays rioters were be.
fore the Police Court, and were remanded
till Wednesday. The police had ample
preparations to prevent an apPrehended at
tempt at rescue.
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senteuced 10 DO Hanged.

BosTos, October 4.-The Jefferson: Bor'
den u,utineers, George Miller aud Wttlian
Smith, were sentenced to be banged frtoay,
January 14th. They received their sentence
without emotion.
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DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS!
We have In stock all the novelties Of the season IN
DRESS GOODS.
Also, REkDI-MADE SUITS,
BAsQUES, and OVERSKIRTS,
Handsome CLOTH ClOAKS, new shape.
These were made EXPRESSLY for retail tradc-thcrc-
fore are made in the best manner
New styles Of STRIPED COTTON HOSE for Ia
dies and children;
YAK LACES,
WORSTED PRINCES,
VELVET RIBBONS,
CAMBRIA EDGINGS, &C.:
NAVY Blu and DARK BROWN SASH
RIBBONS;
FRENCH and ENGLISH CASSlMERES In new
patterns;
Great bargains In TABLE DAMASK.
The only agents for Frank IrSie's PAPERPAT-
TERMS In this market-the most rci bile pattern
In use. COURTNEY & POWELL,
SIS Broad street,
oc2 between Eighth and Ninth.
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Cuba.

HAVANA, October 4.-The Spanish war
vessel Tornado chased the steamer Uruguay
into Port Roy al, Jamaica, where the cargo
WAS embargOed
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r,nu wA>IIIN"f"N'


,.~y from ii3N'H" o'' ,,,,os; ,acc
4 tN"" &.., # Unsatisfactory ''''" ,,:nrls a. |
q -','t, among the W'ai'"t a,;na ~,
II ..,.rsl';rn al wv, '",'' ,,,,n1 ~ ii, |
4 L. ,,,Y-nsn dam'Zc ma 49, $50,
v. ~ ,.,.Y.>i> III tac '>'''"' w ,L.,,nrn
:a'"' .,,,, ,a,4hic. They n"Nc NV, ', ~.
G'.A ~.,n, u>lrsnc" to me 9P'n'sn W.
.'.mt .-~,u>t IL" con''ss''nss y, ,;n no VIZ.
,.y.ura'> - >"iI!a nnl,rr noscc NAV be |
..t.u- IA. ~ The coniending parties |
-,...d rI,i,ofShcG Not succeeding |
v..E"" w. .orriliation and relief in |
T.. t3.,' 90 .l.'. >lory comes from sources |
&. d.'r''' ., - nc reliable that these |
va a. -. b4yr either directly or
Y.s:N ,,ej 70 the Cuban unta IL,
..u'N i''' ,,rt,c with il In such nlea.
"a '.A 49, r.,,, an accommodation be
,., - iH'' .',,,i,n~ nar,ics, but that the
i.o" .' ....~ ny,r,l,rcs, dcclrn. their
80 .''... -, continue The war until their
mH'" ..' ,,,,..,.;nU i,-namciy. the in
- 3" ''.'''" shall have been So
o@'""
... ,.,.o,,. of asccrtaininc the en-
! ID. .,.,r an the n,rt Of Suain.
.>.""' IN val source $40 600 900
r|."- ~ ,,;li.,rv rurnoscS in ono
.' fN:t'. .-1-in Cubo. TO saw
t.@--"'"' ,., nj punbosts in Cubau
t."- ~. ... vs.. oD;,i,I sourca saws that
r-''''. 49, under arms exceeded one
e. - ..'....,.,nl men. more than half Of
,a ,cr.r regular troops, ana thdt the
- III 49, r.,,v NJ T1jh. exceeded eighteen
.'.- "' 80, o.. lr, ,r.urrrnt forces at that
80. a.. n, ,'''' !" 49,, '"" ~ 'i>, ,,ni, n,'
.. E1i'. IL - "a Wv t,,,,, ,h,,
r..t.,... & ''.- t'tt'Nt'"H"'"o
'.'.' ....-,. for thr rrssg.jnn of hos
: ....' .'. iva n,,in,on ~ gentlemen at
t.',.%', ''. .....,",l ~ c,rrespoudcnce from
-t'' ..'.N ,y,r. Of >'a;,ili,v in the Gov
.'''' 49,, ,.... nrp,alru.c of civil var IN
t.." ,.',,'.,Y Consideration Of the paciti-
-,
''.' -
AM ASP HIS C'i'''f'' iH'''''
N,.r.>e-oS. October @.-IFlvatc nHor-
,....sg from Mississippi Is 70 the 'n'ct lnaI
{..r.r,a7 A0.~- i taxing the advice OF 'he
."...,y.G,ugtal with vengeance. ne Is
g. - b" tc,H!n- aud ufll'r@ rs !APiois a.
r-,-,alc IT, negroes. "flcerihS .hesn WIN
=. a">, "1HNuoh'G ana a:s pc!a'e vi .1r''
,.n rI4>. &rc that lis pam oH1'c! IS 10
,,tr.~o. Z ct:irt Of races.
.,,.-t,,,, ou THE INTERIOR
.'' p,...,,
\ '".'ln' q" "h' !. .. =, y VI,
..a t''..."t >''''~ 'H'' -,
l"a III '','' '"' a ""' ~ ,.',',r.,,;,
;>'r. -" 49, ~ 90 49, .',, ar, Cn,nn,on
G :. !n,.'''' -. ,.1.,,il,',o 80, ,ha
il. III" u N'"' ~ - ,r,, ,,,o ,n,rsnanors
ETY. ~ ",> .">G ~. .o,r;,,ht ,ha, tInv
M'''"''' 49,. -, G,io ,s tho man
'''" "!"" 49, ''''''
IGG TrESl>H AND BELGIAN MISSION.
r..H,,r,,,ntativc Horace Maynard i one
80. a;.r,r,l.! cou.rr>smcn appointed 10
,n.. ~ IL, President. The Turkish mis-
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WATCHES, JEWELRY. &c.
FURNITUR s.

FURNITURE AND MATTRESSES
rall Ut HaRWOOD'S, No. S Governor tn
street; and cct his large aud q, giant stock Of
CHtMBtH FURNlTURE,
rAHLDR FURNITURE,
HINING-ROIM FURNITURE,
MATT. rs of Ill kinds.
and yuu will be convinced that there Is necessity
Of going Forth 10 be supplied with superior goods
Tie rcpS are lower than they have been for
twenty-five years and the goods are made in Tie
best manner and are warranted.
l. see The goods, and the prices shall p!c*Se.
SAMUEL. ". HARDWOOD,
seo2 Governor street. Richmond.
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PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURES ALMANAC, OCTOBER 5. 1875.
nm rises. Moon sets......... 9.0l
mn snts...5.4G High tiuc. .......... $50
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w EST VIRGINIA SPLINT COAL A
w SPECIALITY. Best fuel of all kinds ALWAYS
on hand mt rates cheap The cheapest, for cash,
or to prOmpt.payng customers. All ar. invited.
hut especially my Old friends, 10 leave their orde rs
for their winter supply. orders through The post
office promptly attended to. L. X. lsEINs, !
.... Agent for The mines.
Office ard yard, Marshall between sixteenth and
Sc 81 Seventeenth streets.
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TOAL AND WOOD COAL of all kinds
~ and 4 large supply of BEST WOOD for sale at
my yards, No. $40 west Broad aud Ielviirre near
Main street. LEWISTON LUMP SPLINT COAL
speciality. Buy NOW whilst prices are at the low
est point.
sc ii Tu&F4w WILLIAM p. FORD,
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LIME

IL -
Don barrels ROCKL AND LINE daily expected
per schooner Maggie Bell;
900 BARRELS IN store. For sal by
20 A. LEE.
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,.,.r,>r-ox. October 3.-Privatc infor-
e. ....,. from Mississippi is 70 The effect that
...,,,- Ans j taxing the advice OF the
."..&.y.G,uei3l with vengeance. ne Is
. 10 b" tc.aynI and drilling as rapidly as
,-,,l. IT,. negroes. ofhcerin9 them Win
=. ao>, .aaNdoNrd and desperate OF toelF
o..Q rI4>., &rG that his plain o"Jtc! Is 10
,,t,..- o.. : ct:.l'rt Of races.
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Markets by Telegraph.

WnEAT.-Hhite 372 'nshcls: Red, 100 tM;ht
roHS- Unite, 90 bushels. Mixed, 81 bushels
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FORT MONROE, Octohsr 4.-Passed out: Brig
Flora from kchmoud for Rio Grapde: c,...
NEW York October 4.-.rrived: Faltic, City
of kichmond, Tybee. Arrived out: Celtic, State
of Pennsylvania.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-09
SETTLE UP.

ASH EsIRE TO LEAVE THIS COUNTY
"A for few months the coming fail, de-
sire 60 settle up my business before leaving
All persuns having claims against me are re-
auested 10 present. the same. and all those
in,leb.ed to- me are requested focal kaiieh settle
their scro,snts., JAMES MANNING.
lnneIuossA, "A ugust IL, l6T5-tf
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yNyHF UNDERSIGNED. HAVING REFIr'
ted this saloon. desiyes te call the atten-
tion Of customers, friends and the public, to
his superior stock OF =
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DARTIEs WISHING TO LEASE OR pUR-
chase Lots In the town of Whine.
Ducca. are hereby notified that all ap-
piieations for the same, or ON business
ng thereto, should be addressed to the
undersigned at Sacramento, where they will
receive prompt attention.
50 Those occupying lands belonginr 10 the
company, without having bought OF leaseds
the same, are lsc>notihed to asters 90 tse,
matter witAout dsssy, end avoid trscUfsi
ael3W y, II. eAaREa.r,
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SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.

In privileges OF 100 shares every advance
on the Call Of 81 per share above the price
named in the contract, is Sl00 profit to the
holder. In Pnts. every decline of 81 per share
below price hamed. is 500 on contracts for
loo shares. Smaller sums in same proper
tion. No other Toss or lila bility than the pre-
MUM paid for the privilege. Every Put privi-
iege sold since the Ath-cf Aaeast has realized
to- hol seraprosts ff6fR 200 to ysO per cent.
JIssee eveut ofi,mfGverable fluctuations, no
other loss or liability.
Explanatory Pamphlets sent, ON applica-
tioa, to any address. Isep 23-lm
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3,640 Spanish. Merino Sheep.
FOR SALE.

YUyHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS IA
for sale at his Ranch in the GE3
Bull Run Country, near Cornucopia,
Two Thousand Ewes, Sixteen Hun sasAns@s@
dred Lambs, and about Forty seven-eiehths
Spanish Merino Bucks. Buyers are re-
ferred to N Levy 4 Co., winnemncca, sc they
nave purchased my wool for the last three
years.
for sale. containing from 600 TO 1000 acres
each, with fine water privilege to each piece
Of land.
Any portion of this property will be cold
separately. or all in the bulk, to suit purchas-
ers. TERMS EASY.
Call on the undersigned at the Ranch in the
Bull Run Country, near Cornucopia.
i,1a IFS j. O. WILSON.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-09

r EGAL BLANKS NEATLY PRlNT
II ed At this ofncss
National Republican., 1875-09-02
REPEAL OF SPECIE REaunpr1oH.

We are informed by Messrs, Durant and
Daniels in their communication. which we
printed on Saturday, that the Detroit Shin
plaster Convention met to demand "the
repeal Of the resumption Of specie pay.
ments." They insist upon the intelligence
and respectability Of the convention in
point of Names numbers, and the classes Of
citizens which they.represented, and, In con.
frmation, cite the rsvered names Of Harry
Clay, Peter Cooper, and Henry O. Carey
aS approving their principles, In company
with three thousand eight hundred more,
who, though compelled 10 be absent In
person, were present In spirit and actually
appeared by letter.
The great respectabIlity Of Its following,
no less than the large numbers attracted by
II, who are no doubt sincere believers In
the "more paper money" doctrine, and the
absolute superhuousness Of coin as me.
Gum, render this doctrine of imitation
worthy Of serious consideration. We do
not call 1t imitation In any derislye
sense, but simply because that Is Its
proper name. And that this is its proper
name, perhaps we had better proceed
at once to show. Our friends say we want
"more money" and that we want a cur
rency "under the control of the people"
How do they know we want more moneys
Why, because they say that money is
scarce. What makes money scarce? Is it
a lack of currencyf No; for there is quite
as much currency now as there was in the
prosperous times of five years ago. What
then is it2 Why, those rascally national
banks have it all locked up, and will not
let it out. They will not loan 1t to us on
our notes, with each other as indorses,
and then renew ouf notes at maturity, but
say that we must pay them. Well, why
don't you pay themi Because we have
been making improvements in our lands
and factories, and have been expending
beyond what our present income warrants,
in order that it may be greater in the
future. 10 you suppose that the banks
can treat all their customers in the way
yor would prescribe, and still have money
to lend on new applicationsi No, and that
is the reason We wish them superseded by
greenbacks, and the latter issued without
limit And then how would Won obtain
possession Of these greenbacksf Would
you have the Government discount your
notes whenever you wished, paying You in
greenbacks, and renew them at maturity
without limit? No, but individual capital.
lists would do SO If they were only able to
get the money. from the Treasury with
out limit. This we regard as doubtful, be-
cause, as rule, individuals are quite as
careful to whom and upon what security they
lend money as are National banks. Butyou
have not fully explained how individuals