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Marjorie Bruce'S Lovers. 4 Novel. BY
MARY PATRICK. New York: HARPER d
BROTHERS.
This novel is No. 400 OF HARPERs' Library
OF Select Novels.
For sale by J. r. ELLYsoN.
Carita. A Novel. By Mrs. OL1PHANT, atl.
thor Of " Mrs. Arthur" " For Love and
Life" esquire Arden," DC. New York
HARPER & BROTHERS.
Mrs. OLIpHANT is a charming and popular
novelist. A work from her is always vel
coined.
For sale by j. T. ELLYsoN.
Harper's Half Hour Series. virginia
. Roman Sketch" and "The Jews anG
their Prosecutors"
These little books, in the diminutive duo.
decimo style OF the "Series," are for sale
by j. T. ELLYsoN.
The Devil Puzzlers, and Other Studies. By
FREDERICK B. PERKINS. New York: q.
P. PUTNAM's Sons.
For sale by j. T. ELLYsoN.
They ALL Do 1t; or, Mr.. Mugs, of Dan,
6ury and His Neigh6orS: Being faith
full record Of what befell the MIGGsEs on
several. important occasions. Together
with full account OF stirring events III
the neighborhood in the intervals. Care
fully prepared by j. NJ. BAILEY, the Dan.
bury Ne,cs-man. Boston: LEE q SHEP'
ARD.
For sale by J. T. ELLTsoS.
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The rarrnvl1le Convsnsion.


A convention WINS held In FarmVille on
the 18th instant to nominate;a Conservative
candidate for the State Senate from the
district composed Of Amelia, Cumberland,
and Prince Edward counties. s. F. Cole
man, Of Cumberland, and d. <. Morton, OF
Prince Edward. were placed denomination,
each OF the twenty-five delegates or alter
mates being present. Mr.. Coleman, by a
majority OF three, received the nomination.
He is a gentleman well qualified for the po-
sition; and while we are not advised as to
his views on the question OF the very high
est moment-the public debt-yet the peo-
pie may very safely trust to him their " sa-
cred honor"
In this district, and at this most important
crisis OF the history OF Virginia, the county
"expects EVERY Conservative to do his
DUTY and relieve himself OF all response
bility OF any defeat Of Mr. Coleman. AL
though he enters the canvass with large
majority of the coIored vote heretofore
Radical, there is very encouraging hope OF
his success.
1t is understood that c. Fl. Bliss, OF
Prince Edward, will be the Radical nomi-
nee.
F. W. Southall received the unanimous
nomination of the County Convention as
the Conservative candidate for the House OF
Delegates in Prince Edward. II.
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SPECIAL NoTrCEs..
No. COHEN RROTuEps -

~ COHEN BROTHERS ARE NOW
DRY GOODS, and. ss usual, great Inducements In
Their DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT, which IS
particularly extensive, lends many special induce
ysry i,tr "a ALPA f.,I,In at 1ssc.;
They have s4oher very large son;gnmsnt Of
s5c: ALPACAs for Csc: 4oc. ALPAcAs for s2c..
5qsAtpAcAs for 4oc also he sLK LIS
Besides the above they have many inducements In
their regular stock.
IS they made large purchases in CAsIIMERES au-
ring the summer season they are enabled 10 offer
srecial inducements. See their CASHMERE at
zoe, at 65e-thc price Of which Is s5c.. at pres
ent g. 75c. worth Sl.15-at 90c. worth $l.20.
ct sI.G5 for extra width, sold last season at
Great inducenen,, in BLACK and CoLORED
SILKS. They are fully warranted to say that
sssc ' s.. mgr + Six s hssss%
fun line Of BRocADEs,ts the various shades
COOLEY CORSETS direct from the manufactur-
ers also, DR.. Warner, HEALTH CoRsETs
the abdominal, and many other specia! styles;
see their one-hundred-bone CORSET. Also.
f FREyNCHWovE s5e. c0RsEr; their SOC.
wHiTE FLANNELS at 1G, 90. and 25c. at ssc
warranted worth 40c:; near yard wide ut 37c.'
recently sold Ut roc. The above fine number
are imported. and are warranted all wool. A
large Stock, Of GoLoRED FLASSELs, in
Guiding the "medicatedn -
Another large lot of IIAMBURGH EDGINGS
much below value:
The largest stock of CARPETS ever offered In any
dry-goods house In the city: CARPETS Mt con-
siderable reduction from last years prices. Also,
FLOOR and TABLE OIL-tLOTIIS.
4 large stock of APPLIQUE CURTATN-MCSLINs
ut one half their value: also BRUSSELS LACE
CURTAINS from 3jc. to $50 a set worth from
Csc. to SS5. sc Is
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The Autumn Morning.

All the year is strung with lovely phases
of nature in the scenes of earth and the
glories OF the heavens. The fields and the
forests and the streams are ever the objects
OF admiration for their peculiarities and
their many changes during the successive
seasons. We hail the first snow with
delight, and he must be older and less
alive to the Joys Of life than we are who
Is not fam as O. boy to leap and clap bis
hands as the feathery fakes descend like
sweet and gentle blessings upon the earth.
Thus winter comes, and onward through
her months takes her way, sometimes bright,
sometimes gloomy, always brave and bra
cling, giving work for man, who, IL he be
wise, lis ever cheerful moving with ala.
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Tho independent Nominee.

4
We say "nominee /" because any one who
is named for an office may be styled a
"nominee," although named by very Few
persons. Mr.. DAVID MILLER, OF Lee cotlil-
ty, is, upon somebody's suggestion, out rs
an independent candidate for Governor OF
Virginia. Should the Rev. Mr.. MASSEY DC
also n candidate the side-show would DE
somewhat enlvened. The public would
like, we suppose, to know something Oh
Mr.. MILLER, for in the wide range OF pos.
sibiity he may be our next Governor. we
have only seen one attempt to give some
account OF him. This is by the Clinch
VaUeu Neus, Of Jacksonville, Tazewel
county. That paper-fs published in the re-
cion Of the State inhabited by Mr.. MILLER
We copy its notice of Mr.. MILLER for the
public information
THE MISREPRESENTATION David Miller, OF
| Lee county, announces himself as an indie
pendent candidate for Governor on back.
| slashing, reimbursement platform. The State
| is to have the happiness OF being effectually
canvassed by Mr.. Miller. We have nc
doubt that Mr.. Miller will make an impress
sion somewhere on the body Of public
opinion. He is said TO be man OF indoml'
table industry, and to have only one slight
popularity to mark him as one destined to
great thngs-this is an uncomfortable aver
sion to soap.
| Mr.. Miller, it is said, has slight disincli.
nation for water also, but it is not suth'
GENTLY pronounced to amount to hydropho'
bia. In fact, Mr.. Miller has been known to
drink water on rare occasions, but his weak
ness is soap and the public debt. We hope
to hear from him early and often, and car
promise him rs many votes in Tazewell as
| he will get in some other counties we wot
Of Clmch Valley Noes.
| 1t is said that Lee county will vote for Mr.
| MILLER.
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nEATHS.

Died. at the residence Of Dir. 4. o a; Trayior Pc
tersburg, Va, September 2Ist, at Z;So a; a., MIS-
Traylor, in the twenty-nfth yoar Of her age
Her funeral VIII take place from Grace Episcopal
$50 O'clock A. NJ The remains will arrive In Rich:
mond at 1890 O'Clock P. NJ, September 22d, ana
will be conducted Imme'iat.y 10 Hosy"2ou i4a III
tend. By request of the Superintendent Of SCHOOL,
the principals and teachers ef the public schools are
Respectfully invited to attend her burial Ut Holly
wood Cemetery,
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BANKRUPT NOTICE.

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON
the 2lst day of September, A. D. 1879 war.
rant IN bankrap was Issued out The b
trict of Virginia against the estate Of r. l.. Fider
Of Richmond, Henrico county in said district, who
has been edjudgcd bankrupt on his own petition
that the payment of any debts and the delivery OF
any property belonging to said bankrupt 10 him OF
for his USE and the transfer of any property by him
are forbidden by law; that meeting OF the credit.
ors or said bankrupt prove their debts and choose
one or more assignees of his estate will be held at
court of bankruptcy to be holden at Richmond Va.
before Thomas s. Atkins, ESQ.,. register in bank.
ruptcy for said district. on the 9Th DAY OF OC-
TOBER, a. D. 1877, ut 2 O'Clock 2. M.
-,fs G. r. RAMSDELL,
se22.S2w United States Marshal.
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hs- FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
THALHIMER & BROTHERS

THALHIMER & BROTHERS
will open during this week and next week oHc of tho
largest and pest-assortcd stocks Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
to be found la the state
Our buyer IS at present In New York. where he IS
attending all the large auction sales and making OK
tensve purchases which enables us TO offer goods ut
prices far below their market value
Our stock OF BLACK ALPACAS and CASH
ity and durability will sHrpl>s any goods that have
ever been shown in this market. They viii be sold
from 10 TO 25c. per yard less than heretofore
Tive hundred and fifty pieces Of the prettest and
most fashionable DRESS GOODS In all the new
shades, from which The most particular person can
be suited.
In CAssIMcRF.s and CLOTHS for mems, boys
and chilrcn's wear, we keep better line than any
other house in the city. and to our already large
stock will he added the prctties and best patterns it
lar attention to these goods. as We make them a
speciality. and the superior light our store affords
gives to the customer advantages not 10 be obtained
elsewhere.
Our stock Of BLANKETS. SHAWLs. Felt
FLAN NELs. BED.TICKS: .TARLE-LINENs,
LINEN TOWELS, SHEETINGS. COTTONS. CAL
ICOES, and other goods too numerous 10 mention Is
one Of the best 10 be found anywhere In the city, and
has been purchased TO sell At prices to suit the closest
buyers,
In LADIES. GENTLEMES'S. and chill
DRES'S UNDERWEAR. our stock Is complete:
also, CHILDREN'S UNION SUITS OF SHIRTS and
DRAWERS.
Our KID-GLOVE DEPARTMENT t. complete
in every quality, and Is the best ever exhibited We
have Just received about 60 dozen pairs of TWO
BUTTON OPERA and DARK KIDS, which We
will sell at 50c. pair. These are the best ever sold
at that price.
The celebrated COOLEY'S CORK COHSET-oHe
of the best made-for sale here.
Our stock OF NOTIONS and FANCYGOODS, such as
HOSIERY. GLOVES, HANDkERCHlEFs,
RIBBONS. SCARFS.
SILK HANDkERCHIEFS, LACE TIES,
and thousand other articles, which for want OF
space cannot mention, has been carefully selected
10 suit the trade.
Gail early and see the bargains to be had ut
THALHlMER BROTHERS..
COL Broad street, corner OF Sixth.
ee 15-S,Tu,&Th
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For sale by J. T. ELLYsoN.

Hon. John F. Lewis recently purchased
OF Colonel Corbin, of Kentucky, twenty
four ewes at 800 each, and an imported
buck, which cost S51 in Kentucky, OF the
Cotswold stock.
William j. Chrisman, OF this county, has
purchased some OF the same stock.-Rocb-
inghans Register.
"A new post-office is established at Frank
lin Place, York county, Va. j. Ellis Cook
us postmaster. .e.-'5,.',.:
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@ DON'T BUY YOUR DRY GOODS
before you look at SYCLE BROTHERS. No trou-
bic to show goods; and you will find the incest Us
sortmcut in the city. We win show on the
FIRST FLOOR
4 nice lot Of FLANNELS, in all the colors and 1T
an extra price:
We have an extra large lot OF CANTON FLAN
NELS, just received:
we have L new lot Of NAFY-BLUE, BOTTLE
GREEN, and SEAT.-BROWN SILKS, in all the
desirable shades, at IL worth S1.25 per yard;
BLACK SILKS at Csc. worth Soc;
BLACK SILKS at 75c. worth Sl;
BLACK SILKS at 81 worth S1.25;
BLACK SILKS at s. .25 worth $175:
The largest lot Of SILKS In the city you VIII hnd At
sc1o SYCLE BROTHERS..
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EXCURSIONS.
EAS1 hSAVNS.
ALL DAY IN WASHINGTON.
GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION.

CHICKAHOMINY TRIBE, No. 81, IMPROVED
ORDER RED MEN, will givea -
Wv GRAND EXCURSION TO WASHINGTON
on WEDNESDAY, September &c, 1877, leaving
Richmond by the Richmond, FREDERICKSBURG and
potomac railroad from Elba siding, at head OF Broad
street ut 10 O'Clock p. ~, arriving In Washington
at 5 A. NJ. on the 27Ih Instant; returning the train
A. M. on the 2sth This arrangement will give par
Ties The privilege of spending the day either in
Washington or Baltimore, thus afording an opnor-
tribe Is well known for its orderly and pleasant
cursions and has made ample arrangements to in
sure delightful time TO ali who may participate In
this the GRANDEST and CHEAPEST EXCUR-
SION Of the season.
There will be grand parade In Washington by
the Order In which members OF sister tribes are re-
spectfully invited to participate in reraIia
Tickets for the round trip; S2i wayopassengers,
Sore: Randolph s. Encsh's; 5. W. Farrar's, corner
Twenty-ffth and Leigh streets, and ut the train.
. SO STU, THIS ,N&W5t
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HTDR. r. n. SLEDD WILL PREACH
at the CENTENARY tMETHODIST EPISCOpAL)
CHURCH OH SUNDAY. both morning and evening
In the morning at l O'clock and in the evening I'll 3
O'Clock. Subject in the evening: "The Human
Soul-Its Origin and Dignity"
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nIT FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH Seventh street near Grsce).-Rrv W. C..
ScHABFFER will preach at II 4. IL. and p. d.
Seats free. All welcome.
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REUNION CHAPEL N1owards
Observation-Disclosures service on SUNDAY nj 4 O'Clock
T.. NJ, conducted by members Of the Young Mems
Christian Association. Also service SUNDAY NIGHT
ut ~ O'Clock.
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1T SENENTH-STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH.-prcaciIng by Rev. j. z. TYLER at IL
A. VI. and 7. NJ.
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DANCING ACADEMY.
DROF. CHAS. W. TUMBLLNSON

DROF. CHAS. w. TUMBLLNSON'S "a
IL DANCING ACADEMY IA
October I'd and Sd, 1877, 1T MONTICELLO ~-isA'
HALL Broad street, with increased facilities Of at
fordipg to Young ladies, misses, masters, and gen.
temen thorough and practical knowledge OF the
above elegant accomplishment. His course of In.
struttionHs thoroughly systematic, and embraces III
the new and fashionable dances.
DAYS OF TUITIoN.-Ladies', misses, and mas.
ters' classes on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
AFTERNOONS from 2:30 to O'Clock. Gentle
mems class ON TUESDAY and FRIDAY EVE
NINGS from 1880 to 10 o'clock.
TERMS: Per quarter Of three months, SS-ont
half to be paid In advance, and the balance In sa
weeks from the time of commencing. Business
hours as above.
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Nj BROA D-STREET METHODIST
CHURCH corner Tenth and Broad streets).-Rcv.
s. A. STKnL will preach at II o'clock A. IL. and 8
Pm.
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CHARLES w. TUMDLINSON.

BALTIMORE, September 8, 1877.
It affords me great pleasure In recommending IN
Professor CHARLES N. TUMBLINsoN, who In
forms me that he proposes to open Dancing Acaae-
my nj Monticello HAIL. Richmond ne leaves ban IA
nrcnnies a high position in his profession:
&c 30 ot+ Professor VI. V. y. FRANK.
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nT SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH (cor-
ncr Main and Sixth strcctsl.-Rcv. HENRY MCDoN-
AID d. D., will preach on SUNDAY at IL A. NJ. and
Pm
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me- TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH
Corner OF Broad and Twentieth streets).-Prcach-
Ing ut IL A. NJ. by Bishop D. S. DoGGErT; p. NJ.
by Rev. ID. z. WILLS, presiding elder. Sunday
school In the bo.iy Of the church at A. NJ.
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Mrs SUSAN READ
WILL RESUME THE DUTIES Of HER SCHOOL
at her residence, corner Twcnty-ei, 'sth ana Broad
streets.
SEPTEMBER "a, 1877.
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h-T FIVE THOUSAND YARDS MORE
of remnants of IRISH LINEN at SOC. worth
SOC and 81 per yard-these are real Richard
sons Linens:
4 handsome lot Of new shades In SCARFS just
opened ut SlCLE BROIuERS.
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n-MAIN-sTREET CHRISTINA

CHURCH between Pine and Laurel strcets).-
Preaching by Elder j. y. Dearborn At IL \. d.
and p. VI. ..,..-...-- -
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against him the expenses which would ac-
crue whilst he talked upon subjects Of which
he is profoundly ignorant his speeches
would cost the State anywhere from ten to-
twenty thousand dollars. #
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T-TWO HUNDRED DOZEN LADIES',
GESTLEMEN'S. and CIiILDREN.S KNIT
WEAR. purchased at recent tradc-saes. are offered
ut 4 small advance ut COHEN BROTHERS,. Their
stock Of NOTIONS and SMALL WARE Is sold
cheaper than ever. clS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-22

NJ THERE WILL BE A RELIGIOUS
AND TEMPERANCE MEETING held SUNDAY
AFTERNOON at * O'Clock on Council Chamber
HILL Come 10 hear JOHN CAvNAUGH give sketch
OF his life.
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NJ COHEN BROTHERS HAVE im-
ported the LEROY" SEAhL ESS GLOVE. the
III ut popular glove offered In Paris and other
European cities. Their price for two-button In
BLACK AID COLORED is l.G3. Also, the best
7jc. KID GLOVE in the city. sells
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EDUCATIONAL.

T.v, We SECURED THE SERVICES
ri ,,duate OF Lexington to- educate m,
- ~ grA n few SCHOLARS to be uuyh,
III, VIII la IS: 5I75 for board and tuition
sasaion ~ H. ST OF OCTOBER Situation re-
IdhnsSn' hsa''hy' II. =. HCDGfES,
Sc 22-2t$ nampton. va,
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JIG FAYETrE McMuLIdN be elected to the
house OF Delegates, the next session viii
certainly have to ioe enlded. Counting
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hTBY ARRANGEMENT, BIS II o p
DOGGETT will preach at TRINITY CHURCH To-
MORROW at IL O'Clock, and Rev. d. Z. WILLS at
UNION STATION at IL o'clock and ut TRINITY
nj night.
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ME- THE ROAD TO THE LARGEST
and cheapest stock Of DRY GOODS in the city ends
at SYCLE BROTHERS, 81 Broad street. Sc 10
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.UGUENOT liIGH-~rHOOL.

MISS BOCKIUS'S SCHOOL FOR
W. YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS. l2t
NORTH EIGHTH STREET, NEAR HE cob
SER OP GRACF.-Th" fourth -. ,ion II tins school
will begin. u. V. on THURSDAY the 20th Of e"Y-
TENDER. LATIN and MODERN LANGUAGES
taught by competent Instructors.
STU, ThSSlm<
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dy NEW GOODS ARE EXHIBITED
daily at SYCLE BROTHERS. 10
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Our stock OF BLACK ALPACAS and CASH
MERES is an entirely new one and whic h for quail
ity and durability will sHrpa>s any goods that have
ever been shown in this market. They viii be sold
from 0 to 25c. per yard less than heretofore.
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Mrs. SYLEANUS REEDS DAY AND
WI BOARDING-SCHuO FOR YOUNG IN
MES. Nos. u AND EAST flFTr-TIIiRD STREE :.
NEW IORK.-Fourtccnth year begins b'IbBt.R.
1877 French The language OF th" school 'olltRi"''
course of four years. Careful training In Primat y
and Preparatory classes. ~ : -'rd3n
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T OCUST DALE ACADEMi.-Twcn-
IL tieth annual session opens lITH SEFTEhBf "
and closes 18TH JUNE. Full corps Of experience
teachers Gives thorough preparation for tmtcr
sity Of Virginia or business Location excellent III
every respect. Accommodations ample.
TERMS: 1900 10 81 per session. For catalogue
address Al. GORDON, A. NJ. PRINCIPAL.
Rapidan station. W. &. ami V. VI. X. H.. Va
All 1G-fh SSTuSSw lawt0Dctl
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Six cakes SWEET SOAP for 25c.:
Look at our 65c. IRISH POPLlN worth 81 p
nrI
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Two hundred and fifty pieces Of the prcttirst and
most fashionable DRESS GOODS, In all the new
shades, from which The most particular person can
be suited.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.

BOOKS, STATIONERY. &c.
TREBEL'S kINDERGARTEN OCCU
PATIONs FOR THE FAMILY.
Each in an elegant and strong paper box, contain
Ing material, designs, and instructions.
Price, rs cents.
/. Stick-Laying.
Q. Network Drawing.
3. Perforating (pricking).
4. Weaving (braidlng).
5. Embroidcring.
6. Cork or Pcas-Work.
Z. Plaiti ng (intcrlacing slats).
S. Ring-I.aying.
0. INTERVIEWING Paper.
10. Cutting Paper.
Any one Of the above sent postpaid 10 any adj
dress on receipt Of IS cents
J. Z. ELLYSON, bookseller,
sells 1l12 Main street.
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We have a complete assortment Of MA IT. ~ 81
PITS. RUGS, BLANKETS, COMFORTS
BLEACHED and BROWN. y . n TICS
FLANNELS. CANTON FLASSELs, winch
will he sold at wholesale prices.
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THE THEATRE LAST NIGH
Another Grand Success of the
Dramatic Club.

The Wnnemucca Dramatic Society
gave their second entertainment in
Centennial Hall last night to crowded
house aud an appreciatIve audience.
Every seat was filed aud almost every
foot of staining room occupied by
spectators. The Brass Band, under
the leadership of Professor Cox. en-
livend the scene with its inspiring
notes, and Mr.. aud Mrs. J. s. Sweet,
with organ and violin, discoursed ex-
cellent music between the acts. The
melo-drama Of the Maniac Lover was
rendered effectively. The market sceue
with Mrs. Sabine, Mrs. Richard, Mrs.
Shepard, Mrs. BAnnister. Hiss Ellis.
Miss Enos, aud others in the costume
of Welsh peasants, with which the play
opened, was quaint and interesting.
The leading characters were admirably
sustained aad heartily applauded.
job as the Maniac, WE'LL as D'Arville,
Miss Groves as Nary Wood ward. Mrs.
Van Lennep as the Dame. "Shep' as
Melville, Wood as the gardener, Ban
mister as willing servant, aud Fulton
as coantryman in love with Julia
Spring, London damsel. performed
their parts creditably. and it Is doubt
ful if the rendering of Michael Erie
could be improved upon by the stars of
the city theatres.
The after piece, the laughable farce
of the " Two Buzzards, =" with Plane as
Benjamin. LRdrave as the lunch fiend,
Mr.. Glmmer, Isidore Levy as " that
Internal little WAITER" Mrs. Shepard as
Miss Laeretla, aud Miss Enos as Sally,
brought down the house The leading
characters, Mr.. and Mrs Buzzard and
the waiter Jack Small, were credltably
sustained throughout, and, Judging
by the almost continuous roars of
laughter, were highly appreciated. The
whole performance reflects credit ON
the actors and the efficient and pains
taking NJ .uager. J f. Sabine, and it is
gratifying to tbs S0cisty to have such
substantial evidence of public appre-
cation as has been exhibited at Cen.
tennial Hall at both of their enter
talaments,
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You Have Ilo Excuse.

HAVE you any excuse for suffering
Win Dyspepsia or LAYER Complaint? Is
there any reason why you should 90
on trom day to day complaining with
Sour Stomach, Sick Headache.
HabItnal Costumes. Palpitation Of the
Heart, Heart Burn, Waterbrash.
Gna wing and Burning Pains at, the Pit
Of the Stomach, Yellow Skin, Coated
Tongue aud disagreabe taste in the
mouth, Coming up OF food after eating,
Low spirits. DC. No! 1t is POSITIVELY
your own fault If you do. Go to- your
Druggist and get u bottle OF Green 5
August Flower for rs cents your cure
is certain, bnt if you doubt this, get
Sample Bottle for 10 cents and try it.
two doses will relieve you.
Agents Crane X Brigham, Wholesale
druggists, San Frannisco.L
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District Cont.

The evidence ia the Paradise Valley
water suit was closed on Wednesday.
and argument continued until the evil
dence taken by q short hand reporter
is written out.
The case of p. n. Marker ct al VS..
Joseph Moriizon ct al, was called to-
day, and AS there are many witnesses,
Big Meadows is we'll represented.