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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-08

The Barbour county (West Virginia) De-
mocrats refused to instruct their delegates
to the congressional convention to vote for
the denomination Of Hon. B. F. MARTIN,
the present member. Hon. G. j. FAULKNER
Is his only rival, so for aswe know.
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9s-CENT STORE.


DECEIVED AT THE
-,.-. 99-CENT STORE:
Another Invoice Of LADIES' FoXED CATERS
(al sizes from 8 to 81, also OF LOW-BuTTON
I SHOES and NEWPORT TIES (sizes. 2 TO ~;
HANDSOME VASES at 9sc. q palr;
Toll ET-SETS TO match at 89c. a set; ri
A full assortment OF BASKErS-Msrket, Lunch,
Sea-Grass, Palm, French Market, Nursery, &C.;
crates WASH BOWLS and PITCHERS selling at
00c. pair;
A beautiful line of MOTTO-CUPS, M0USTACHE-
CUPS, PLATE, CUP, and SAUCER, at 99c.;
Also a fine liuc OF CUPS and SAUCEkS vt $780,;
More OF those handsome BRONZE and LAVA
CARD-RECEIvERS;
l50LARGE D9UBLE-FACED CoUNTERPASES
at 09c.;
10 eases Of MEMS and BOYS HATS at 00c.-ail
styles; co!ors blsck, brown, gray, dtab, blue, &C.
A beautiful hneio OF DoLLS-both Wax and inds-
+ destructabie--at, G0e.apd $685. Wehaye fsw
/ solled ONES thatwe wtltsell very cheap ~. 6@t
8 cases Of MEMS, BRQGANS at zoe. q pair, ia
Send for catalogue. We mail them free 10 any
address. W. A. STEVENS,
my 80 500 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-08

nGy THE MONTHLY MEETING OF
THE BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL AsSOCIA-
TON will be held with the Fulton school SUNDAY,
APM JBooToN HILL, Secretary.
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STATE TAxEs.-Our county treasurer, Col
ouel Eley, paid into the State Treasury at
Richmond on Thursday OF last week the
balance Of the amount due on the State
taxes levied on the county of Nansemond,
thereby according to herthehonor OF being
the first county in the State who has paid
her quota OF State taxes. This is indeed
compliment to our energetic county treas
urer. The following are the amounts paid
in: ,slaG;'sssa i'5' Ssi't;fz'' 81.
is17..... :s1s,2ss 81
register 80: .::;::..;;:;;::. $50 90
Ilaaor-law Observation-Disclosures. 1923 81
Total amount paid........ ..s1s ,70s o5
lSaToik Sun. +
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-08

ME- SECOND P RES B I T. z RI A \
CHURCH (DR. IIOGE'S).-Until further notice the
afternoon service will commence at and close at n
quarter before o'clock.
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MT THE IMPROVEMENTS TO THE
CLAY-SREET BAPTIST CHURCH have been
finished just as the pastor Isev p c. CLoPIoNl De-
gins his second year Of labor and he Will preach a
IL AN. and s:I5 p. M. SUNDAY, June 9, 1878.
The improvements along Laurel and Graham streees
will afford better walking than heretofore.
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va. FRIENDS MEETING (Clay street
above First).-Servces at II A. NJ. Az T. NJ.
JOHN Z. CRENsHAw will deliver an address on the
subject of MARRIAGE Viewed in its Religious AS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-08

me- UNION CHAPEL (Howard's Grove.
Sunday school at 2. NJ. Regular religious service
at4P.M. Conducted by laymen.
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Ne RELIGIOUS SERVICES AT AIMS.
HOUSE CHAPEL at IL 4. ~, 8 =. NJ, and ~ z.
NJ. At BELLE ISLE CHAPEL at 8 T. NJ. Conducted
by laymen.
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TRY GOODS! DRY GOODS:
=. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
DRY GOODS AT BOTTOM PRICES.
NO lluMBUG.

BROWNE & ROWE are prepared Ia "tcr ~
line OF SUMNER DRY GOODS. FANth 'o'l'@'
&C. at AS low prices rs any legitimate A9sc III .,%
city. They make no prcicnsions OF sclIliis ~,i,,
stonIe and wcll-kuown goods Al ASD BELOW COS :;
and making up The loss on other goods hot ~ W..
known but they hope t. strict Integrity Al" ~
dealing TO merit Il share nr public patronage !"'
TO retain rs customers those who have heretofore
kindly favored them. ...
In Victoria Lawns. Swiss Na>.in'. ana "'"y.
White Goods we can offer soUic spcc!a bargains
beautiful Lawns and other Dress Goods.
paraSols ParaS0ls. cheaper than ever: , ,
The pretticSt SIC. Rt,:.chci Cotton IN Nl' It''
and all other good. In proportion. ~ the cheap N''
Goods Store OF . . mourn.
NV 3O-cod BISpN y +. n l.'h =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-08

MI REV. JOHN JASPER, pastor OF
Sixth Mount Zion Baptist church, will Oh SUNDAY
MORNING bap,izc $40 converts, commencing at 10
o'clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-08

The Wheeling Register comes out for
taxing the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Company's property in West Virginia.
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n~FIRST P r e S B Y T Z r l A n
CHURCH.-Rev. r. L. PRESTON, D. d., will preach
ut IL A. NJ. and z. NJ s....
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SPECI.aL NOTICES.

W THALHIMER BROTHERS APE
HEADQUARTERS FOR CHEAP GOODS
A large and special line Of WHITE GOODS r.,
commandments, &C.. such STRIPFD
CHECKED, and PLAIN WHITE ORGANDIFS"'
BISHOP, VICTORIA, and LINEN LAWNS;
LACE and SATIN-STRTPED MuSI.INs:
PLAIN. STRIPED, and SOLID-COLOR SASH
RIBBONS;
STRIPED, PLAIN, WHITE. PINK. and mir:
HOSE, and other FANCY GOODS at extra law
prices: IS pieces FANCY SASH RIBBONS ~
25c. per yard worth i0c.:
200 pieces DRESS GOODS ut extraordinary low
prices. As we have q large stock which wc VII,
10 reduce. give r call IN DRESS GOODS.
Bargains in BLACK GRENADINES. BrNTIVCS
CACIiMERES. TAMlSE, hLPACAS, anil other
BLACK GOODS, to- which we i1vit. special AZ,
tcnton.
PARASOLS, PARASOLS.-Wc arr ofS.ring on
stock OF PARkSOLS ~ very low prices 10 clg.a
them out. Call and see them.
CASSIMERES, CASS1MERES. ChSsIMERES-
As we have very large stock Of these good, ~,
hand and wishing TO reduce same. hare Iu,,.r
some low prices on them. and tho-e in want OF
any will do well 10 give us a cali.
DRESS LINENS. EATlSTE. and EINEN TRIM.
MINGS for Ladies' suits \ large vari-iy-y,ry
cheap.
Headquarters for KID GLOVES. Look II, our
SOC. GLOYE--all coIors.
THALlIIMER BROTHERS
lei Sol Broad street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-08

TTHIRD PRESB VT L r [ A N
CIIUR CH.-Rev. JAMES X. IIAzEN at IL A. NJ.
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me- SEVENTH-STREET CHRISTI AN
at II A. n. by Rev. j. u.
TYLER.
Meeting in behalf Of the Young Mems Christian
Association at sll 2. NJ, when several addresses
win be delivered by distinguished speakers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-08
~" COD-LIVER OIL.
MEADE ( BAKERS
INCIDENTALLY PURE. 49,.
IMPORTED DIRECT

We have the testimony OF physicians who pre-
scribe IT, and OF patients who have taken it. that 1T
is MORE ACCEPTABLE TO THE STOMACH AND
MORE EASILY AssIMILATED THAN ANY OTHER
OIL. "gs-- MEADE & BAKER.
importing and Dispensing Pharmacists,
nol5 go Main street. Richmond. Va.
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Handsome SATIN-STRuED VICTORIA Lawns
at lOc.;
Elegant LACE-sTRIPE MUSLIN> Al lGhr.;
Fine VICTOTIA LAWNS at 1879. worth l6Ac.;
Extra fine WHITE BISHOP LAWS at 1919. worth
SOC;
DOTTED and FIG CRED SWISS MUSLIN 1t 2jc.;
Fine A WHITE ORGANIZE ut 2jc. worth SC.
Bargains in SWISS MUSLIN from sc. urwar':s
Extra line WHITE CORDED rlQuEat 7c.-resi-
lar Toe. quality;
A new and handsome line Of SASH RIBBONS IN Al
widths and shades ut very bow prices
CHILDREN'S SOLID PINK and Blue SiLh-
CLICKED HOSE. at 23c. and upwards;
4 new lot of our extra fine LADIES SIN
CLOCKED BALBRIGGANs At CSC;
REAL LINEN LAWNS. III figure and s!rir-' q:
lGSc. worth 25c.:
BOUEETIE DRESS LINENS IN new styles T"ry
low
PLAIN DRESS LINENS Ia var!ou, ,Iaics AT lower
prices than they have ever been sold:
Extraordinary bargains in BLACK SILKS from
auction;
The best 81 BLACK SILK in town;
A good BLACK SILK At GDc.:
Elegant BLACK SAIiSS from Zoe. inward:
A large assortment of PLAIN and FANCY MESH;
BLACK GRENADINES at The very bottom price,;
BOURETTE DASHED MEXiCAlNE HKEHA.
Handsome ALI-WuOL BLACK CASHMERE a.
soc. worth Csc.
DRESS LlNlNGS at the following rc,iacrd ET,n,'i
RICE CAMBRIA, To-: EEGLl>I CAMHE!I.
6sc.; WIGANS, lOc., &c.
found elsewnerr SIN HAKA ~ a. @"'
LADIES' LINEN SUITS aud UI.sTEEs-t arse
line Of handsome styles at ~ i ,,. PTIspa
Orders by mall promptly attended to. AI%a'aria'
close postage. my 1u-'LL
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CARPETS, MATTINGs. &c.

mi A TT n G. S.
We call attention 10 OF The largest and cheapest
stocks of
ATTING
ever brought 10 this city. The latest spring styles in
CARPETS, .~a-
OlL-CLOTHS.
LACE CURTAINS, &C..
In stock, ut very low prices.
GEORGE W. ANDERSON & SONS,
np5 1904 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-08

EXCURSION TO WASHINGTON
HI GIVEN BY
'-.. MARSHALL LODGE, No ~.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS,
over the Richmond, Fredericksburg ana Potomac
railr. al,
Pa. MONDAY, JUNE 20. 1878.
FARE tround trip), $3.50.
The train leaves Elba, head Of Broad street, at
5:45. Returning leaves Washington at s T.. NJ.
same day. TICKETS can be had Of G. f. Johnston,
9lS Main street: L. Il. Thomas. GA Broad street;
a. 4. SCOTT, Twenty-tifth and Broad streets; Nc
Dowell & Beveridge. Brook avenue and CLAY street {;
Thomas NJ. Saunders. Brook avenue and Marshall
street; William Tobien, 5l2 Broad street, and at
the train. -r r..
For the accommodation Of persons in the eastern
portion of the city, couyeyanccs viii leave Twenty
fifth and Broad, and TwentY-tifth and Venablc
streets, and Manchester, In lime for the train.
nv l5,2O,23,27.Jc3.5,7,S,&
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-06-08

NAT COHEN BROTHERS are Just in
receipt of i large consignment of CHILDREN'S,
MEMS. and LADIES' HOSIERY. which they are
enabled to offer at great reduction from their gene
raj value. -
SO dozen LADIES WHITE SAXONY HOSE, very
foe, ut l2kc.: -.
II dozen LADIES' WHITE ENGLISH HOSE ut
16 and zoe. for quality worth 37c.:
l2O dozen LADIES' WHITE HOSE ut 30c.-for-
merry sold at 45C.;
81 dozen UNBL CACHED BALBRIG CANS, silk
clicked, ut Csc:
IL dozen CIIILDREN'S STRIPED ENGLISH
HOSE al 2jc.:
200 dozen GENTLEMES'S ENGLISH HOSE al
So per dozen;
The most extensive variety Of FANCY HOSE
for ladies and children III Cotton, Ltslc-
Thread. and silk. my24
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CALL-DECoRATIoN-DA AT
WAYsEsBoRO,- LETTER FROM THE HoN.A.
n. n. STUART ON THE FINANCIAL DISTRESS
7 u,,,rr cs,,rs,rre f,osfsFvNcFMENT's &C
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-19
------------------- --------
THE NEW DOLLAR.

The editor of the Carson Tribune has
seen specimen of the new silver
dollar. now being coined ah the Carson
nint. aud expresses his opi0ioa of it in
the following words:
During the course of q misspent
life, SO TO speak, we have seen aud
handled Numerous coins of many differ
emit nations, but never Was such "A thing
ss the-new Ainerioan dollar presented
% our view The bead.of the Goddess
OF Liberty is goods enough, but looks 40
sAaDgh the. original had been, on
sssas, aads IT. the lover end OF the
aaAnadnDuss haia To- ~ perfscs liaa a
.GIfAs.s4 z +r-4
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ORDINANCE No. 2.

An Ordinance to determine what shall no
nuisance in the town of winnemuc N. ana
provide for the punishment OF the anna
approved March 5, 1873:
"he Board of County Commissioners Of
HUMBOLDT County do ordain:
SECTION u That the erecting. using or
man aiulhg any building. structure or
other III co for the exercise II anv tr.de s,..
pls ynent.. Manufacture or other bnsiness
"hi.h % oceasionng Offensive exhalationa az
smells, becomes injurious AID dang, rons 70
INC healtn, comfort or property proper OF the
town of "innemacca, Hun bold County
nevada that tho doiAg Of this shall CON
stitute nuisance.
SEC z: That the causing or suffering Of
Any OfiAl, nj h. or noisl me substance. M 10
coieeled or TO reman in any place to the pre-
mdice o. dam &c to he heath, properts az
comfort ~ any VI the people of the town n,
midhemucca Humboldt County. Nevada
shal. De deemed b nuisance.
oho' u. That II any person or persons shall
erect maintain, use, apprDpl late or emnloy
Withl-i the town of Winnemucca. hun Md,
county nevada, upon b. d e street or at any
pave or point Wichin said / WIN within auo
feet OF said bridge street apy h, ,ildioo $500
OF structure Tor the pup Sc or use ~
iauhury or wash house, he she or thev sl,a A.
De ueehisd 'llty of committing a nui.ancs.
PROVIDED this Section snail not apply ~ mr.
us or families dong heir owu w.shilpf A.
work. custom
SEC :. lfany person or persons shall be
suhsy VI committing nu saDce, a. defined Il,
shas ordlnance, anyand all OF aid persons shsi
DC saoJec TO tue OF not less than xlD nor
nioro nan sloo or by fmpris nment In Tia
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-19

head. Probably this is owing to the
patriotism of the Englishman who
furnished the design. e Pluribus
Unurl' is plain enough. as indeed is
every hing connected with the coin.
On the reverse of the coin is sad i'm
itation of a spread eagle. 1t has more
the appearance of scared turkey
gobblsr being chased out of u barn yard
BY = dog or fox. Iu fne. it is very
rough looking coin. aud reflects no
r;nsdt on the Goyernmrnt. II Is not
herea SO pretty AS one OF the old eight
Berx an fiity-dollar s.uys that were In
nsme anSpn in Callfoiaia IN 1874.
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DISPATCHES

nal. and the sum .siea ms Coilsctor.hip.
II 9s ana q Fi ,n,ls wAsHrsoroN April IL.
n. hun, .rsa.AP,H. HUT. Of New Orleans,
y.K reply to a telegram Of the President.
says that he will consent to the use OF
his name as NOMINEES for the collector.
ship OF that city. The Uustomhouse is
now In charge OF a special AGENT who
cure the Government from possible
loss.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-19

The trial of Breen aud Uowie for al.
legged completely 10 the escape of All
Chouey, who was under arrest for mur
der. is progressing in the District
Court Of Storey county,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-19

In. q Bucharest court three gypsies
who were about to be- sentenced to
penal servisude for life committed sui.
eide with. knife that one OF them
snatched from woman. All three had
completed the act before the astonished
officers, could Interfere.
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES.



with the Masters.
LONDON April IL.
A strike of cotton Operatives would
stop 5. $50 QUO spiudles in one district,
aud l.5O0,D0J in another, aud the feel
ing of masters aud men is becoml ug
stronger. The masters at Burnley last
night resolved to co operate in en-
forcing reduction of wages.
Not u Good Outlook.
LONDON April Is.
The fact that the Cabinets ut London
and st. Petersburg have resorted to
semi-official intercourse seems to indi-
cate that official expression would
only have intensified. their differences.
The result of an interchange OF views is
not hopeful. Russia repeating her
former answer. and England reafirm.
ing the principles originally laid down,
Ku..isA My Ostens bly, Agree 10
Ens iana'k Demand.
VIENNA. April Is.
The Meme Frei Press learns from
Berlin that Russia may ostenslbly agree
to England's demand to submit the en-
tire treaty to the Congress. II this
course is adopted. it would show that
Russia had agreed, with. the other Coz
tinental Powers. and that England, will
be isolated in her objections to- the
treaty.
A More satisfa eto.y Outlook.
ST.. PErERsBURG. April IS.
The Agenoe Rasse says: The pour.
parlers appear to be taking satisfac-
tory turn.
BERLIN. April Is.
The Provincial Correspondence says:
The sharp tension of diplomatic rela-
tons appears to be yielding some " hat
10 more pacific views.
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e r. APHIC.

liens sgainst =
scribed. d. FEM. -
DY VIRTUE of . 0
s,lc.is usd outa -
a, decree ent. red in sal
favor ~ said plsintim
fendants FIR the, sum
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-19

The Provincial Correspondence says:
The sharp tension of diplomatic rela-
tons appears to be yielding some " hat
TO more pacific views.
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SOEN0 END AND IlAC1AAS
THOMAS u eu'i''eo 70
. Jure n TT -siderati0n of men of
...s politics. for the reason
|0TicE is not actuated by corrupt
= ives. Tue substance of series of
interviews between him aud New
York correspondent, with whom
Conkhug's relations were of such a
character as to made entire frankuess
necessary on his part. are now gwen to
Vie public. The Senator says he be-
heyes the true history of she Louisiana
electoral business will be- told in Con-
gress, and he does not see how it can
be kept down, as there are too many
avenues of information open to make
concealment of avail much longer.
He says no reasonable man can doubt
that there was some kind of bargain
between the friends of Nichols and
Hayes aud Matthews and Sherman
We've privy to it. A great many people
are anxious to know precisely what the
bargain was, and Yankee ingenuity will
be sure to find some. means of getting
at the information. He cannot say how
soon the facts will come oot. for some.
thing may occur to force them to the
surface. bat he thiaks il probably best
TO let them come out naturally. aud he
thinks the result will be that the whole
country will be APPALLED, by the dis
honor of the Admlnis' ration. He say g.
that never in the history of this nation
has there been in the entire four years of
sn Administration SO much corruption
by bartering of offices. rewarding of
political favorites, traffic with political
leaders, and bargain aid sale of the
elective franchise. as during the past
year. The people will not believe it
until the proof is shown them, but the
proof will be forthcoming. The people
say Hayes is, q good man aud means
well. bat they do not know what they
are talking about. When all the facts
about the Administration are known no
enc will attempt to excuse Hayes on &C
count OF his supposed goodness, nor
yet because he is weak aud ignorant, as
che acts which have disgraced his Ad-
ministration have all been done before
his open eyes.
In reviewing the history of the
Electoral Commission Coukling say
the country was in actual danger. and
the point Of peril was not in the South.
but In the West. 1t was understood
that the Republican leaders had deter
mined to have Vice President Ferry
aount the votes, aud declare Hayes
elected at all hazards, and the West was
determined on resistance. General
Steedman had seventy thousand men
enrolled and assigned TO regiments for
the purpose of seating Tilden, if Ferry
carried out bis proposed programme.
President Grant was at his wits end
and confessed that he did not know
whHt to do. The Electoral Commits
sion was then suggested, aud as that
seemed to open the way for peaceful
settlement of the Presidential Question,
II was agreed to.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-19
Business Difiic ulties.

CINCINNATI, April IL.
There were seven DauAruptcles here
yesterday, aud four IN Covington.
None exceed $1,000
CHICAGO, April Is.
Daniel Goodwin, DR., lawyer, has
filed q voluntary petition III bank.
ruptcy. Secured debis. $40, 900; un-
secured. 500. 900. ami $50, OOU owing
gu discarded paper. Assets, SO 900.
Payin. Out Gold.
NEW YORK, April Is.
The Herald has several dispatches
from the South aud West, announcing
that banks aud other establish ments
are paying out gold at par.
Dali Wool Market In Boston.
Boston, April Is.
The wool market continues quite
dull. manufacturers not being disposed
to purchase beyond their immediate
wants. Prices rule low, with no pros
poet of improvement.
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- - AND.
IL ia. ~ g. y Z L. 80
WIN NJ Z M u G g A
e&Uovp g
STAGE LINE.

Running fri weekly between Winnie
smucca and Paradise Valley. carlyin
yhe Unntd STATES Mails Expressma<
or, Packages and Passengers.
Leaves WiBpea ncea upon the arrival
. ,of the Eastern bound train, Mondavs
Wednesdays aud Fridays,
Returning, leaves Paradise Tuesdays
Thursday and SAtardsyAs ~ ~
PASSENGERS AND PACKAGF'on'
The daily gazette., 1878-01-05
THE e2.cENr DOLLAR. y

MR.. EDITOR; When the act of 1873
ldemoDetizng silver, was before Con-
gress the Hon. VIM. l.. otoughton, of
Michigan, said: te
"The silver dollar as now issued is
worth for bullion three and one-fourth
cents more than the gold dollar and
seven and one-fourih cents more than
two half-dollars. having a greater TO-
trinsic and nominal value. It is Gers
tain TO be Withdrawn from circulation
whenever we Return to specie pay
ments aud to be used only for manu-
facture aud eXportation as bullion"
This assertion was also made by
other advocate. Of the bill, and was un
doubtedly true. Now, what is the
reason that the silver dollar of 4l24
grains, which was worth 81 cents
more than gold dollar In 1873, is
worth only 90 cents now. according
to the "hoDest dollar" advoca tes? The
answer is plain. 1t was demo netized
and deprived of it's legal value for the
benefit of gold grabbcrs. Rem onetize
silver and the silver dollar will rise
once more TO its true value, and be
worth more than gold.
Accepting the truth OF the asser
tain Contained in the above extract,
which is he 'honest dollar" that
The gold grabbcrs prate so much
about? The gold dollar, worth 100
cents. or the silver dollar, worth 3t
cents more? DEMOCRAT.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-05
FASHION NEWS,

"Modlfied lizard is one of the new
green tints.
Circular cloaks are growing in favor
in New York.
The dress that Is ali In one piece grows
in popularity.
Outside facings appear on some of the
handsomest clpaks.
The Marie Stuart coihfure, made OF
gold cloth. IL new French idea.
The Brazilian biackbird is considered
a nobby feather ornament for round hats
Sleeve buttons, enamelled to represent
white linen, are worn for evening dress
Round hats made of camePs hair, to
match the costumes, are very stylish for
young ladies'.
Jaunty city girls now tip their hats in
Acknowledgements of a bow-ths order
OF things reversed.
Rubies are the favorite precious stones
now. and are considered next to diamonds
in value and beauty.
Paris milliners are powderiDg ostrich
rlumes with gold dust-an elegant but
rather costly ornament
White silk pocket handkerchiefs with
wide hem-stitched hem and large colored
initials are the choice for gentlemen.