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The Currency-Comlng to Reason.

Inc Currency-Comlng TO Reason
The letter-Writers from Washington have
been throwing out rumors and suggesting
probabilities for some time that have tended
to inculcate the impression that the ultras OF
the money question were coming to som'
sort of compromise on the subj ect Of the
currency. The Tribune of Friday speaks o.
compromise as probable, and states that il
understands that feature oft is that hold
ers OF fifty dollars and upwards of United
States notes shall have the privilege of fund
ing them In Government bonds, and demur
at the further intelligence it has received
that another feature Of the compromise is Il
be the repeal of the resumption-act. That
1T thinks, would do "immeasurable dam
age" The fact is that the act is now doing
60 Unreasonable damage" and nothing bu
the absolute necessity Of its repeal is causing
the grayitstion towards compromise"
This compromise is not q compromise be-
tween the differing wings of the Democratic
party, bat between the reasonable and prac
tical members OF both the Republican anC
Democratic parties. 1t is found Impossible
for a triumph Of reason over folly, of honesty
over the rascality of the money dealers, Of
the people over their oppressors, as long as
the good and honest representatives In Con
gress are mixed up with the corrupted men
who defend Mammon and are tainted with
his brides. Hence, as we foresaW years
since, it has been deemed necessary to bring
about q combination irrespective Of party,
and to take the currency question out of the
party arena. This Is the sort Of compromise
which we understand is likely to prevail in
Washington. Our own kilograms of Satur-
day contained the statement that I" there Is
growing disposition Of both parties to take
the currency question out Of politics"
This is sensible point. We hope that
the idea may prevail. 1t Is indeed time that
something practical was done. The country
is suffering from suspension Of commerce
and enterprise. Dlstrust and fear depress
the energies and Industries OF the land, and
now they may be relieved and restored to
iife and hope by simply repeating the re-
sumption act and letting the country rest, at
least until the presidential canvass Is at an
end.
We are not sanguine about our hopes
from this Congress, but even the rumors
that have taken wing in relation to com.
promise such as that we have described
speak volumes In regard TO the public neces-
atty. And why can't there be 9 compro.
A.. >
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= OFrIcK OF CITY ENGINEEn,
RICHMOND, VA, March IL, 1875. {.

= IL .ssa5 * ~ OFFICE OF CITY ENGISEEf,S 81
as II RICHMOND, VA, March IL, lS76.s59 y
NOTICE. SEALED PROPOSALS will
In be recelsed at this ,o1ice until TUESDAY,,
March 2Sth, at Q O'Clock NJ, for furnishing the
city mules and horses with FEED, PROVEMDEk,
&C., and also With STRAW, for the term OF three
The Committee on streen Generally reserves the
rieht TO reject any or all propoeak oaered nna ot
living the contract Tor each article 70 INC
lowest bidder therefor. ~ - .ss "a, -: =
Term OF proposals. can be cbsalned Sy app Ting
= - ,na 4 7.isi ~ go CITY EDgineer.
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We Are &c Reminded OF q Little Story"
I,axtain LIohr uamnden Ghamh erlaYne Ia

We Are 6 Reminded or q Aadte StorJ.D
Captain John Hampden Chamberlayne is
the only young editor in Richmond. All the
other beads are old or middIe-aged gentle
men. No offence-they are all young-look-
Ing Richmond letter-Petersburg Netos.
The writer of the above evidently never
saw the bald-headed old gentleman he speaks
of.-Dispatch.
We confess to malignant satisfaction in
COPING the above, for there are evil-minded
persons who have referred to orr age, aud
their cruelty 10 referring to our Uncle.Ned-
like condition makes US understand the truth
of the maxim that " misery loves company"
And this "reminds Us of little story" At
the springs an agreeable young gentlemen
promoted US to the rank of Colonel. 10
reply we corrected him cvilly, and FILTERED
ourselves that there was one ield.ofticer less
on the ground.
The next morning he saluted "a as ''Judge!"
"Sir," was the reply, 81 am not judge"
Not the least Disconnected he responded
with a bland air and graceful bow:
"But I cannot think of addressing gen.
tleman of your age without some title of
honor"
Since then we have always resented Bro
Their Cham beriayne's youthful air, and we are
heartily glad that the Dispatch has held him
up to the Safe In his true character OF what
Leigh Hunt callod "modern antique
Norfolk VirqiniaI.
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OFFICE oE CITY ENGINEER, Z
RICHMOND, VA, March "a, 1875. {
NOTICE TO EXCAYATORS.

Sealed proposals will BE received at the Office Of
the City Water Works until TUESDAY NEXT,
28.h instant, at O'Clock P. NJ, for GRADING at
New Reservoir in accordance with specifications
on file at Office Of Water-Wo 2
The Committee ON Water reserves the right to
w. Z CUTSHAW,
NH 24-td City Engineer.
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r SILKS, sILKsI sIIKs, 800

GS siLhS! SILKS! SILKS!-COHRy
BROTHERS are Offering BLACK SILKS :, On.
which formerly sold at sI4o ia which general,
sold at S1.50; the SATIE.EINISHED GAGE
MERE. LIONsSE, and CENTENNIAL SIT ~.
astonishing prices-call and see them. Also -.
largest stock Of COLORED SILKS ever or.,a Ss
among them Black and White, Check and s,r,nat
for mourning; also the various Evening SHAH,
$40 pieces various qualities BLACK ALPACAS..
hohafr and silk Lustres at 10 to zoe, va,a ~. ~
u an regular prices; BLACK YAK LACE rsSr.',
fIom Soc. to 22c REAL GUIPURE LaCFsesa
20c-reduced from Soc; 100 BRIDAL ON ~ a
e0c.; also, a large stock Of ARSHILLES ofiJ TS
ut much less than market value: 600 yardS spirnSS
LINEN a. SO and 55c-the same formerly sn,d "a q
$780,; also, a lot of remnants of PURE LiSsSsSs
Csc. yard.
just received, $50 dozen FRENCH WOvp ron
SETS at less price than ever offered before ~oh.
800 dozen 2-BU LTOH KID GLOVES Black r.,
ored, and White, at 75c.-the quality gens,, Us.
solo; aso,, four. and dve.button White snd
Opera shades at 81 .62 worth So SO; 'ua
1875 rolls WHITE and COLORED MATING =
best quality, much below market value NH %
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FAIR AND FEAST.

TNHE SISTERS OF THE FIRST AFRI-
Il CAN Baptist CHURCH will open a FES-
TlVAL in the body or the said church on MON
DAY NIGHT, March 81, 1876, to continue about
week or ten days, to raise to assist IN new
church. as 1t Is intended to take down the old church
the last Of the spring and commence the new one.
They Invite the me aDers and friends to patronize
them; and hope that The different societies, bot b
male and female will assist them during the week.
The ladies' promise TO have everything nice.
Admission. 10 cents: children. 5 cents.
Come one come all! and help us.
MRS. SOPHIA MINOR,
NH 27.lt Treasurer
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exchange gfesnbscks for thsn except for
pernsrent investment, because the greens
backs will bet 8 larger interest on real estate
security :. Washington Republican. ga
Under this scheme, as is stands, the bonds
would all be taken out and used ss.cur-
rency- thus drawing interest as bonds, and
when lent out drawing interest as currency.
a heavy penalty upon banks or persons
using them as currency would make the bill
complete.
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OF NEW SUPPLY SPRING GOODS.
r. r PRICE C co.
have opened new DRESS GOODS In
REVERSIBLE PUPLIEs,
CAMFL'S-HAIR POPLINs, IS
PLAID and STRIPED POPLINs,
SILK LUSTRES. &c. &c.
KID GLOVES. HOSIERY, FANS.
BLACK GRHNADINES.35 c. to $3.50;
SILK GRENADINES, 81 to So;
MOURNING GOODS in great variety,
TAMISE, BOMBAZINES,
HENaIETTAS, GRAPE CLOTHS, &c.
AliBLEACHsD and ROwN GOODS, SHEET
INGS. &C., sold q, about manufacturers cost.
PARASOLS-A great show. NH 25
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AS to Dante, Deronda -or the last chapter
Of It that has appeared-the Louisville
Courier says:
"The book closes with very tame boat
row on the Thames, the rescue Of Jewish
girl from drowning, ands DickeBslIke do.
nestle coincidence without any Of the Dick.
ems geniality and power
This boat-row is logged in by the head and
shoulders.
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MEETINGS.

A REGULAR MEETING OF SHOCKOE
n HILL DIVISION, No. "a, SONS OF TEN
PERAECE, will be held at their hall. on Broad
street, THIS (Monday) EVENlNG. at ~ O'Clock
punciual and full attendance is requested. EIec-
ton of officers and other important business will
be transacted X. Il. REYNULDi
NH 27-It* Recording Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
l. STOCKHOLDERS OF THE CITY FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF RICHMOND, VA,
win be held at tho Office OF the company on the
10TH DAY OF APRIL NEXT at O'Clock P. d.
NH 27.td e. b. MEADE. Secretary.
E.-REPUBLICANS OF JACK
IN SON WARD are hereby notified that their
meeting will be held TO-NIGHT at o'clock, at
Rev j. W. Dunjees church, on Navy Hill
j. G. BAUGH, --
NH 17.1tk Secretary.
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NJ CELLULOID CORAL JEWELRf,
HORN JEWELRY,
INDIA. RUBBER JEWELRY,
GOLD-PLATE JEWELRY.
GILT JEWELRY,
JET JSWELRY;
IVORY, JET, STEEL. PEARL, GOLD.PLAIE,
ano INDIA RUBBER SLEEYt-BUTT0Ssi
COLLAR.BUTTONS In great variety;
BRACELETS In jet, Rubber. and Gold-P!aie;
POCKET-BOOKS and PURSES;
TQRTOISE.SHELL and PEARL CARDCAsS'
SATCHELS In all sizes. very cheap;
SChOOL-BAGS a. 40 and so cents;
INITIAL EOTE-PAPEk ut 10 aud l3 cents per
box, worth 90 aud 5 O cents;
NOTE-PAPEHS without initials at 10, 20. 20, ~,
35, and up 10 soc. per box-aI much 6eoH
regular prices;
Good NOTE-PAPER at 81 per roam;
ENVELOPES al SOC. per box OF $50, at
LEVY BROTHERS,.
NOTICES. new assortment. mh2l
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1 CORDED PIQUES. 80 inches wide,
at 12hc. per yard worth zoe
Wide VICTORIA LAWN at 1910. per yard, would
be cheap at 2Oc.;
CHECK MUSLIN at 25c per yard well worth
wAsa-perLINs at 10, 12K, and lGsc. per yard;
CHEyIOT SHIFTING at l2H 1GX, 20, ana Csc.
per yard-all very cheap;
DOM rSTIC GINGHAnS, In great variety at 10,
1914 and 15c. per yard;
Extra quality DARK PLAID PEROhLES at lQc.
worth II &c. per yard;
BED-TiCK, in all qualities. from 10 to 3os.psr
. yard:
INFANTS EMBROIDERED FEoCK-WAISTS
at so, 75c., 81, 81 20, and no to 50.
INFANTS EMRROlDEREDR ROBES Ut SO, 80,
50, 1850, -, 80, and up to SO;
MAkSEILLES TOILET MATS ut SO, 0,and
75c. set Of six pieces;
MAkSEiLLES BUREAU-COVERS;
WHITE FLANNEL at 25c. worth Soc. per yard;
RED FLANNEL at zoe. worth 25e. per yaro;
LINEN CARRIAGE-R at $3.50 and up
wards-al very cheap:
SHETLAND SHAWLS at 81 % and up 10 s6-the
largest assortment ever offered;
LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS for ladies' and gen.
tlemen In great variety at low prices, at
LEVY BROTHERS..
A large stock of SPRING DRESS GOODS,
NH 81
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NH 27.lt*

A TTENTION, FIREMEN.-The regular
II meeting of the BOARD OF CONTROL Of the
Fire Department Of the city Of Richmond. for the
assessment of fines for the current quarter will be
held at the Tenth Street hose house at O'Clock on
MONDAY EVENING the 9Th Instant
BY order Of the Chief engineer.
NH 24.St II. A. CARDWELL, Clerk.
A N ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE
n STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RICHMOND
MASONIC TT NIPPLE ASSOCIATION will be held
at st. Adams Hall on THURSDAY the 30th Instant
at O'Clock Z. NJ. JOHN DOVE,
NH 24-Id Secretary.
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mFoR OFFENSIVE BREATH fro,

NARDOZO, FOURQUREAN & co.
are now receiving their
SPRING GOODS.
to which they call especial attention. Us 1t is By far
the largest, handsomest, and cheapest they have
ever before displayed.
They are now exhibiting superb stock of
BLACK SILKS
lower than ever before, ranging in prices from 81
| to IS per yard. Also,
COLORED TRIMMING SILKS Of every shade;
COLORED DRESS SILKS In all the new shades
plain, checked, plaid, and striped;
large lot Of that splendid BLACK ENGLISH
GRAPE, in short lengths, sold so cheap:
HAMBURGER EDGINGs, INsERTINGs, and
TRIMMINGS In endless variety;
NOVELTIES in great variety;
Something new in LACE GOODS for oyerskirts;
Beautiful PRINTS and PERCALES from sc. per
yard ND.
They have Just opened most attractive stock OF
LADIES' SUN.UMBRELLAS and PARASOLs,
TO which they ask an inspection before purchasing
else where. These goods are selected with great
care. comprising advanced styles and trimmings,
novel IN design and elegant In finish, with beauti-
full handles, well assorted In WOOD, IVORY, PEARL,
EBONY, and COMEDIAN rendering the display OF
unusual interest 20 the purchaser. NH 2O-3m
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CosTRADIcrIoN.-C j. S. Mosby au-
thorjzss an emphatic denial of the statement
made by Washington correspondent IN re-
ference to an interview between himself and
General Grant. Colonel Mosby has had an
interview with the President, but the result
of that interview has not been made known
to any one by Colonel Mosby.
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CAssIMEREsI CASSIMERES !

CAssIMERESI CASSIMERESl
CASsIMEREs for mems and boys wear from
12Sc. up to % per yard;
We have very wel-assorted stock at SO, 80, Zoe.
and I'll per yard-ail worth more money;
FINE CASSIMERES at very low prices.
Don't buy anywhere else before looking at oul
Stock as you can save rs per cent. by buying from
125 pieces WHITE and RED-cRECKED MAT
TINGS at Csc. per yard;
200 WHITE BRIDAL QUILTS at soc. wor:i
1925;
200 QUILTS at 81, 81 .25, and $3.50, worth q
and 1926;
$3.50, So, g., and IS.
These gooog are all from auction, and sre aston
ishinely cheap. -
500 dozen TOWELS at half price; :
ESQ dozen NAPKINS and DOILIEs at less thai
half price; -
TABLE-COvERs very low; ~
New styles Of BUSTLEs; SIS
FLOOR- and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; 1s4
large stock OF TIDES, very cheap;
1000 CO2sRTs from 4oc. up to 50 pair;
10000 pieces Of HAMBURGH .EDGINGS ant
IhSERTINGS at one third OF their price. TIL
is an elegant line of Ham burghs, and positiysl!
The cheapest line ever offered before. They ar
all new and choice designs.
1000 pieces Of. TRIMMING at 25c. for piece
twelve yards;
CAMBRIC FRILLINGs and EDGES, very cheap
GAChRMERE EACES-an endless variety;
CACHEMEREs LACE TIES q handsome assert
ment;
1000 READY-MhDE DRESs-SH1RTS al onl.
$l-msde OF Wansutta cotton ancs Richard
sons, flRe Irish linen. These shirts are selling
elst where Mt 81 as and 81 go, Caiiat once.
a barge stock OF HOSIERY, KID GLCyEs, HAND
| KERCHIsFs, RIBBONS, EECK-SCARRS
COLLArS and CUFFS, SHIRT-B0SnadS
6.KsIrf TMER,S aud LADIES' UNHGH
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sssoHs, STATIONERY, &c.

NEW BOOKS AT WOODHOUSE &
~ Observation-Disclosures CURIosITIEs AND
Law OF WILLS, IL rs.
FACETS JUDICIAL PUZZLES. Gathered from
the state Trials. I*1.50.
BROWNIES HUMOROUS PHASES OF THE LAW.
$3.50.
THE SESsUALIsTIc PHILOSOPHY OF THE NINE.
TENTH CENTURY. BY Rev. Dr. Dabney. ~.
Hartley, F. G. y. $3.50.
The PILLOW OF oToNEs. Divine Allegories. by
SeawelL $3.50.
75c ROBINSON CRUSoE'S MONEY. BY David A.
Wells. soc. THE SOURCES LEGACY. Novel
BY Mary Cecil May. Csc. NH Is
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PARAs9Lsi NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
"A new and eleeaneifnc ius. opened DO not think
these are nj the goods ne hsys ypp BIZ deap-
polnted BY calling on M NE ha,ye thoasaldso u
other bargains, :: 5000 N
CsIi early and oil Cen. ard save an tbe money yoa
axa by buytnr yonr Bsy ao1Ds afrorn
4 f8 so ss9fshEHRtTHERS,
No, zae Broad street.
NH as between RoExth and Fifsh eareelss
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HOTELS

|sT1RIME EAaLY' ROSE SEED poTAs
Toes, direct nom at siass sos sais By 1. -,
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We have the largest stock Of DOMESTIC GOODS
in the city, and selling all cur goods SO low that
nobody can underseli US.
BLEACHED and BROWN DAAAS Ks and
FRUIT-CLOTHS very cheap;
LINEN SHEETING At Csc. worth 81 yard;
WHITE FLANNELS, in plain aud twilled;
WHITE CLOAK!EGS for ladies' and misses.
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for the use of the public free schools, and to
be used for no other purpose, sill moneys le.
wed and collected for school purposes under
the Constitution of the Commonwealth of
Virginia. !.
THg APPRoPRIAFioN BILL.
On motion Of Mr.. CRump, Senate appro-
priation bill was taken up.
Mr.. CRUAp moved to increase the military
contingent fund from $3.50 to $1 900 1.-THE
usual amount heretofore). Rejected. 3.,
Mr.. SMITH OF. Fsuquier moved to amend
by striking out the appropriation OF $3.50 900
for criminal expenses, 81, and inserting a
provision that every eonniy, &C., shall bear
Its Own criminal charges. q.
The SPEAEEH {Mr. Lacy Ia the chair) ruled
the amendment not In order, as not german
10: the object OF The bill, 81
Nh. GRHNp moved TO insert % 800 for
|expcnses fof funding The public debt. &c.
|hdnpteds ,s B.
HIT. CauKp moved 10 insert g for pra.
seryatson a0f shirt0sical papers 81 ,0gg. 4
hi. HoEas,aEs Iaoysa ia stsike ont ths
|anpE opFsaii0n Atsazlsa ssi1e.
he. oW AND InoYss le rriiks ont fae ap.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-09-29
Registration Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the Registry Books for Lake Township,
Election Precinct No. 4, Humboldt cOuL ty
Nevada, are now open, at the office Of the I'M
dersigned, fer the Registration Of the names Of
the qualified electors in said township and
election precinct at the general election. to
be held on the Seventh day of November.
1876, and will continue to be open for such
registration between the hours of 10 O'Clock
a. ID, and O'Clock p. III. of all legal days,
from the LIST day OF July, 1876, to and includ-
ing the Goth day Of October, 1876, and from
o'clock p, m. to o'clock p. m. during the
ten days pext preceding the said Goth day Of
October, 1876, on which day at o'clock p. IN.
the said registration shall close. All
naturalized citizens must produce their
naturalization papers to be stamped accord
ing to law, or come prepared to prove their
loss. L. s. RUSING, Registry Agent.
Oreana, September -. 1876. sepl3-td
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
Hurricane Mining Company

Hurricane Mining Company
DRINCIPAL place Of business. San
il Francisco.
Location of.works, oreana, Trinity. tArabiaJ
Humboldt county, Nevada.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at
q meeting Of the Board OF Directors, held on
the 18th day Of September, 1876, an ASSESS
ment Of Twenty-Five t25) cents per share
WAS levied upon the capital stock Of
the corporation. payable Immediately, in
United States gold coin, to the Secretary
al the office Of ths Company, No, 240 Mont
gomery street Rooms and 10, San Francisco,
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
remain niipsi6 on theA1lth day Of ootpser
1876, will be delinquent, and advertised for
sah at ppblic auction, and unless payment is
made before. wi be sold on MONDAY, the
THlRTIETH day Of OCTOBER ls7J, TO
pay tho delinquent assessment, together with
costs and expenses Of sale.
A, w, ROBINSON, Secretary. {
OBxIcE-No. 2AQ Montgomery street, Rooms
and 10. San Franeisco, California
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Registration Notice.

NoTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the Registry Books for Lassen Town
ship, Election Precinct No. 6, Humboldt
county, Nevada. are now open, at the Office Of
the undersigned, for the registration Of the
names of the qualified electors in said town
ship and election precinct, at the general elec-
ton. to be held on the Seventh day Of Novem-
Der, 1876, and will continue to be open for
such registration between the hours of 10
o'clock a. m. and o'clock p. m. Of all legal
days. from the first day Of July, 1876, to and
including the Goth day of October, 1876, and
from O'Clock p. m. to O'Clock p. IN. during
the ten days next preceding the said Goth day
Of October, 1876. on which day at O'Clock p
IN. the said registration shall close. All
naturalized citizens mrst produce their
naturalizat on papers to be stamped accord
ing to Law, or come prepared to prove their
loss. l#afa
IA J. l. O'DONNELI. Registry Agent.
Mil City, September n. 1876. 2s-td
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Registration Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
i y the Reistry Books for Quin River Town
ship, Election Precinct No. IT Humboldt
county, Nevada, are now open. ut the Office Of
the undersigned, for the registration OF the
names OF the qualified electors in said town
ship and election precinct at the general .lec-
ton, to be held on the Seventh day of Noy9m-
Der, 1875, and will continue to be open for
such registration between the hours OF ~
o'clock a. m. and O'Clock p. IN. Of all legal
days, from the LIST day Of July, 1876. to and
including the goth day of October, 1875. and
from 7-o'clock p. m. to O'Clock p m. during
the ten days next preceding the said Goth day
Of October, 1876, on which day at O'Clock p.
IN. the said registration shall close. An
naturalized citizens muss pysdnce their
naturalization papers to be stamped accord.
ing to law, or come prepared to prove their
loss.
r. McLERAN, Registry Agent.
Quin River, September, 81, 1876. 2std
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Registration Notice.

NvOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the Registry Books for Union Township,
Election Precinct No. H. Humboldt county.
Nevada, are now open, at the office of the un-
dersigned, for the registration Of the names
of the qualified electors in said township and
election precinct at the general election, to
be held on the Seventh day of November,
1876, and will continue to be open for Guch
registration between the hours of 10 o'clock
a. M. and O'Clock p. m. of all legal days.
from the LIST day of July. 1876, to and inclnd-
ing the goth day Of October, 1876, and from 7
O'Clock y. IN, to 9 o'clock p. IN during the ten
days next preceding the said goth day Of
October. 1875, on which day at q o'clock y. m
he said registration shall close. All
naturalized citizens must produce their
naturalization papers to be stamped accord.
ing to law, or come prepared to prove their
loss.
JOB DAVIS, Re1istry Agent.
Winnemueca, September Is, 1876. I'd
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Registration Notice.

.rr3
NYOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAI
~ the Registry Books for Humboldt Town.
ship, Election Precinct No. o. hainDo o. a.
CO unity, Nevada. are now open, at the once
OF the undersigned, for the registration OF the
names of qualified electors in SAID ,own n.,,
and election precinct at the general elec'ion'
to be held on the Seventh day Of November,
1876, and will continue to be open for suen
registration between the hours OF 10 O'Clock
q. m. and O'Clock p. nj. of all legal days
from the IS. day Of July, 1916. to and inciud.
ing the Goth day of October, 1876, and ron
O'clock %. IN. to O'Clock p. IN. during the ten
DAYS next preceding the said goth day OF
october, 1876, on which day at o'clock p. m !.
the said registration shall close. All
naturalized citizens must produce Their
naturalization papers to be stamped accord
ing to law, or come prepared to prove their
less.
DAVID COWAN, JR.. Registry Agent
Rive Patch, September 81. 1876. 25-td