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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-09-18

Of p J and advertising, $50 50
from June ID to Xux Is, is7s 50 60
A w Barrow, n,dse fot jail and sta
tionery, &C., for registrar, Is 81
N w Peter,. ] P. in criminal casea, IL 70
DR. F Mooty, examining dead body, 10 O0
H " Kirkpatrick, sb6, In case State
Va r A Hardsway, Is W
Telegram TO keeper State prison, 60
STATE vs Frsnk Ponder and others, Is %
State W Reuben Been, IL 10
Waiting on parish court to Aug 5,
| 1879, 70 W
T Otts, expenses in guarding Lew.
| 10 Williams and others, ~
Albert Bush, 50
jas r Otts, Const, fees in cases Of
State vs Ike johnson, W
State W william Eskew and Dock
Mitchell, 50 %
State W } d Glsdney, II 90
Serving parish papers six months, ~ W
State W George Bowie and Others, 81 90
Lewis Eskew and Salina Taylor, 81 so
State W Frank Ponder and Ike
johnson, 81 W
STATE " Jssse Franklin and Andy
Drew, ii %
state W Allen johnson and Gus
| eimnooa. IL SC
Ths Boerd thea, on notion, adjoarned
~ 9s sss ~ ''s'''jj i 4. cAAppxLL,
Il Prssidsnt Police Jury.
Attest: J. r. RAnaEY, ClerA pso ten.
.. GET FOUR JOB WORK
|
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DEATHS.

nc.l. on The Sih instant. al o'clock \. NJ, Az
BERT BENNETT. son IL Mary +. ann the late ~
T. ELAN. i'll the twcniy-ScIcnth year OF his age. .
The funeral will take place 1T Union station Nc
ihoriS; Episcopal church THIS ('rhilrS'!aE) EVE
EING 1T O'Clock. Friends Of tie family are iir-
Vitc,l 10 attend
Died. at her residence. II cast B:oad street. on
the Sih September. IS. ut , Ucnck i. Nj. arS
ELIZABETH HEUSLEH. i'll the Sixty-sccond year
Of her a%e.
:. Farewell dear mother. lily spirit IS free;
The portal Of Heaven IS Orcn % thee:
The hearts Of yDur children are bur:c! ~ gloom.
For the price oi their hearts l.: cold III IN" TOMB
Her funcrai VIII take place ut The residence ~ 8
O'clock p. W. TODAY. Friends ana acquaintance
are respectfully invited 10 auead without lurt..cr
notice.
Died. 1T WA hington, u. C.. ecpcmhHr II, 1879,
WALTER u. l'rSIIIR: a.cd iwcniy-c!lr years:
His funeral will take place lis Thursday ~ =.
Ming al the african Methodist Epi>copai chiiIch
nj ) o'clock. Friends and Hcqu'!niatrc> are re-
spGciiully invited 10 attend without l"rthcr ho'lcc
Died. Scn,cahcr 18Th nj MnnrrosC ihc re- "cncc
of SIR j. H. Grant. IiiiiIPINA IAUE a@ed ci.'i;
months. child Of adam and Lucy ~ AN.
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It is proposed to hold conference OF
newspaper and book-publisherS ut New
York on the 9th OF October on the subject
OF classification and postage on Matchmaker,
and to advocate The passage OF the bill be-
fore Congress, which sImplities the classic
cation in an Ineligible manner, and re-
moves many OF the arbitrary and invidious
distinctions Objectionable in the present
law.
The Washington Republican says that the
Democratic Campaign Committee has made
| arrangements to send colored stumpers into
the Fourth district OF Virginia to oppose
Dr.. Jorgensen, the Republican nominee,
| By advocating a National or Independent
Republican ticket.
| J. IT.. Slater, the new Oregon united
States senator, is not IN sympathy with IN
H4ti0n; advocates the substitution Of LEGAL
tenders for pationai-bank notes, and dc.
| manas that currency should be on coin
| basis.
James III. Thompson is appointed post.
master IL ChamblisDurg, Bedford county
| w., pies w, W. Ihaxton, resigned,
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/ President stood in the way and blocked 1t.
land. OF course, misery has increased
| throughout the land, as those OF us who
were hostile. to this Internal policy pre-
dicted would be the case.
I repeat that the Democratic members OF
Congress from Virginia always and steadily
supported the policy OF financial relief. Ihe
record OF Tucker, Goode, Hunton, Cabell,
and Harris is clear on this head. The posi-
| ton OK General Johnston Is altogether
sound on the question OF repeating the re-
| sumption act, and he is, moreover. out
spoken for removing thetaX on state pahks.
| | believe this to be the position OF the other
Democratic candidates. IL there be any
doubt about their favorins the repeal OF the
rcsummion law there is no sort OF trouble
about calling on any candidate 10 s'aIc
where he stands.
view with qualification the defeat OF the
Republican party in Maine by the Nationals.
In that State the Democratic party, up TO 4
late Dcriod, was the ally OF Wall street and
the money power; but this is not true OF The
Democratic organization generally, In the
whole West, the South, in Pennsylvania,
and very generally IN the East als0, the
speech OF Judge Thurman emphasizes our
po>ilion. It is one Oh which Democrats can
all stand, and the party, as party, VIII
rally. Il is now and ever has been the party
OF the people, We need no organization OF
which Butter, Kelly, and Kearney are to be
the chosen oracles-aIl Republicans, all
black guards, and each one in the
uast an enemy and slanderrr OF our people.
| The advent Of the Democratic party TO
power will abrogate the dcspotism OF the
money power and stay the hand OF those
who have used the legislative arm OF the
Government TO rob the producing ana Ia
boring classes. With this triumph Will come
q full and sure relief to our industries, and
in il lies the sole hope OF the suffering poor.
The candidacy OF Independents Is, there
fore, needless intrusion OF personal a'npi-
ton and Interests, which, II successful,
would put in jeopardy Il great hope. The
safety OF society, the wel!-being oil the poor,
and the lifting up OF the South, arc greater
concerns than the personal advantage OF .
single individual. l.. q. W.
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Buffers Trick.

The strategy OF BUTLER by which he cot
possession OF the ball which had been en-
gagged for the meeting OF the Democratic
Convention was characteristic and piratical.
It is rather gratifying that the monster poll
tic,an resorted to the unciril and violent
method by which the hall was seized and
lie nominated by acclamation.
4 nomination obtained By such strategy
is no nomination that should be respected
by anybody, but one that should arouse the
Indignation OF i civilized people. We doubt
not that such will be the effect in Massachr.
sets. The Democratic party showed in
stantIy that it will not submit to so base al
attempt nc abduction and perrcrslon OF the
will and purposes OF their organization. II
BUTLER is permitted 10 put himself at the
head OF their party it must destroy it in
Massachusetts,. IL none OF the States have
the Democrats borne themselves with more
eonstancy and bravery than in Massachu.
sets, and it would be sad to see men who
have 50 nobly kept and struggled for their
faith fall into disgrace and ACKNOWLEDGMENT
ny USBES EttsbClCu TIC lOf0S VI o0~i@ .
political anaconda as BEAST BUTLER.
Thetru Democrats viii hold conyen-
tion at Faneaii Hall on September the 18th
to unite upon some man more worthy the
support OF the Democratic party aore de.
serving OF the respect OF mankind.
massachusetts has a reputation for soidity
and order that is now in peril, and thu
country regards her with interest. As
suredlY Buffers conduct should arouse thu
people OF that State deeply and Indignantly
That there are a great many people IN tn
State who from misfortune and want OF oc
cupation are ready TO Join BrTLER.in hi
cxsraYaganees is very true. But We con
lecture that the great body OF the peopl
will not submit TO be led by such q maj
4 and the mob he directed at the Conventio,
& Of Tuesday. Il we do not overrate til
s people of The Bay State, BuTLER win b
a cger@h eimed at the election.
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Rorey. BY EDWARD iGGLGsToN, author Of
"Ihc HC0s;er Scncoimaster," 1.-The CIR.
cuts Rider" etc, etc. New York: SCRIE.
NEH d Sons.
EGGLEsT0N won rapidly reputation by
the freshness and natural character Of his
stories. lie is native OF Virginia AID =
man OF genius, whose descriptions have
been inYi.olatcd and made true to nature
by his very practical lie and his familiarity
with hardship. His ''HoosicT schooinas'
ter" was indeed a picture OF real life.
"Roxey" is another narrative Of lie in lis
most natural phases, anal "iil, OF course, be
acceptable to the public.
For sale BY WEST, JOHNSTON Il CO.
Lessons in Cookery. handbook OF the
National Training School ior Cookery
(Souti Eens;n2ton, L0ntonI: 10 which is
added the Principles OF Diet in Health
and Disease. BY THOMAS u. CHAMBERS.
II. d. Edited Dy ELIZA y. iOCMASS.
New York: j.. APPLETON d Co.
This book processes to be Z practical work
emanating from " working kitchen.' and
to teach the art OF cookery and to make
good, practical cooks. OF this, all may
Judge who purchase The book, which con-
si>ts of nearly four hundred pages, hand
somely printed We observe one great
merit in it-that It gives full instructions
concerning economical as we'll as liberal
cookery.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
AppLETON'S NEW HANDY-N VOLUME Sc.
RIEs.-Oi this new publication we have
two books Just from the press-viz.:
Hn'oiRette: A Story. BY ANDREW THEU-
RET, author OF The House OF the Two
Barbe!s," ETC.; aud
The Great German Composers. New York
ID. APPLETON IL Co.
For sale BY WEST, JOHNSON 4 Co.
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Esncf:On Law,
HOW 1T BEARS UPON THE APPOINTMENT OF
SUPERVISORS N one INSTANCE.


SUPERVISORS N OEE INSTANCE.
I.prcial dispatch to the Philadelphia rimes.I
CINCINNATI. September lG.-Itn important
c,lc>tion was raised in the United States
Court here today in regard to the appoint
ment Of Supervisors OF election in accord
ancc with the United States law OF 1871.
THAT law requires that, upon the petition O!
4 cgrtain number OF voters in any city or
over 20O00 inhabitants. the Judge OF the
nearest United States Circuit Court snail DC
required 70 appoint supervisors OF election.
who shall act under authority OF the COY
crnmcnt such petition WAS made mere,
and to-day Judge Baxter opened court lor
the purpose OF making appointments. Lie
suggested that the Two political parties CO.
operate and recommend names to the Court.
The chairman OF the Democratic county
committee u.kct, that selections he referred
10 the TWO campaign committees. THIS Tue
Court refused to do on The ground That ii
would arouse party antagoui>;ll, M chIecl
Ela! he wished to avoid. The Democrats,
then, through Il committee Of five, consist
ing II Senator Thurman, Nelson Saylcr, H..
w. GoSs, aMf JudGc Hoadley. entered their
protest 10 the whole proceedings rs nom
Judicial in character, in conflict WITH
reserved rights OF States. and therefore IN
constitutional. They then Withdrew from
all further participation in the affair. Judge
Baxter endcarcrcd to appoint commit
Tee. with Judge lIoadlcy rs chairman, 10
consider the matter and report rs 10 'Ae
best course TO pursue. Judge l,oadcY,
however, declined to serve, and all the
ether Democrats folio we'd his example. In
the afternoon, Judge lloadicy. i'll behalf OF
the Democracy, made aspccch IN defence OF
the position taken by the party leaders. lie
raised the issue as to whether tic Court WAS
acting in Il judicial capacity or as machine
10 further The schemes Of q political party.
On this question Judge Baxter adjourned
the court until tomorrow. The affair has
created no small disturbance in political
rircicS both lnIn and thrOiimnCut the State.
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Cnc effect &! tic issue of a few thou
sand millions OF ;rredecnlalle paresmoncy
would be the death OF nearly every country
paper in Virginia. Let the owners OF thea
remember the fate CT The country press
when the South had 80 mucil irrcdecmaGll
paper-Money. When The currency becomes
deprecated il takes about Is much of it &c
pay for Il country paper rs for daily. and
the people govern themselves accordingly.
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ENTERTAINMENTS.
DANCING ACADEMIES.

DICHMOND DANCING ACADEMY
IL will reopen SATURDAY., October s. 1878.
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY Tor L1ales,
EVENINGS for Gentlemen. First lessons given
privately s,o my
TERMS. per half session three months, slo-pas-
Reduction made in favor of two or more from one
family. , .,,r,,,.,. ccrnppp sr,,
Az o'clock. r.s
, Tickets Of admission can he had nj WYATT .
Tickets admitting Gentleman ana Lazy, 90 cents
Ladies, Misses, and Masters. 10 cents.
Touvoid bcirg disapp0in. cd, procure your tickets
before you get to the door. -st i. ,.-
Positively no FREE list,
For further particulars apply at WAITE, or al
dress geo west Clay street. Respectfully.
PROFESSOR j. II. LAUBE.
SC l9-2i&teojtOc5
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FIAT MoSEY-TURKEY's GREENBAC X
TROUBLES onstantiaopte, September II.
The project for raising loan Tor the retire
ment oil the papcr-currency has been apah-
doned. The commission appointed 10 con.
slider the subject Of the best means Tor over
coming the evil OF the deprecated paper
currency finds great difficulty III framing {;
practicable scheme for that purpose.
Print more OF il, our greenbacE lunaticS
would saw
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s,SSEEti H'S.

GRAND INSTRUMENTAL AND
N VOCAL conc II RI
will Gc given ut
MOI \ kT III \ l. l..
On TUESDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER ~,
for the EESEFir or THE YELLOW E!t
sUFFERERS, under the auspices of The !c,,.,,,,,>n
PROFESSIONAL MUSICIANS of' ElClihoAh'
assisted Ev The
MOZART ORCHESTRA. .,
Some Of The VOCAL talent which has ~ of en- Sfacee
The boards Of this popular place o' aih'Sti''a- Il.
kindly yonn :ccred assistance.
Director Of String Mnsir Prof JACOB
Director OF Bras, Music. PROF. JoliH hEhsAIIn
ccner,I admission. soc: reserved seals. !1c:
Tckc;s on salrat WAITS Monday, and at the IAN
on the night of concert. 81 ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MT ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP
OLD DOMINION.
LOTS OF NEW GOODS
FOR
LEVY BROTHERS.
LEVY BROTHERS,

BLACK CASHAIERES In all qualities, very cheap;
COLORE CASHMERE s. al colors;
BLACK SILKS, cOLORED SILKS, STRIPED
SILKS, and PLAID SILKS, very cheap:
DEghGES, MOHAIRS, LUSTRES. POPLINs,
aud other styles OF DRESS GOODS at low
prices:
FLANNFLS in all qualities:
TWILLED, PLAIN, and OPERA FEANNELS at
reduced prices:
BLEACHED, UNELEACHEO, aud COLOEED
CANTON FLhSSELS:
and lots of other scaSonablc goods at
LEVY BROTHERS,.
BLACK ALPACAS In al qualities. sclS
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MI COD-LINER OIL.
MEADE 4 BAKERS
INCIDENTALLY PURE.
IMPORTED DIRECT

I;e have the Testimony Of physicians Who pre-
scribe II, and OF patients who have taken H. that IT
Is MORE ACCEPTABLE TO TIE STOMACH AND
MORE EASILY hS>lMILArED THAN Any OTHER
OIL, MEADE 4 BAKER,
importing aud Dispensing Pharmacists
rolls SO ilain street. EIcIiaUu,i. Va.
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yUater t;o,. the state FAR.

{
@ we can hardly realize the fact that the
State Agricultural! Fair.Grounds have not
up to this time been supplied with water.
At no annual meeting has there been enough
water for the crowds OF people to drink
rnuch less for The cattle aud for the steam
machinery. A plentiful supply is wanted
for a hundred purposes, not the leas; I'M
portant OF which is tic sprlnklng OF the
roads and ways through the grounds.
Water would promote the comfort, :ratsli-
cation, and health OF the muiiitudes that
collect at the fairs. aDd even III the matter
OF clothes and drapery save thousands OF
dollars to the public.
we know there cannot lie two opinions
on this subject. Formerly there was the
excuse that the reservoir OF the cNy was
not sufficiently elevated 10 force The waite!
into the grounds. This difficulty is obvla'
fed hy the new reservoir, and there IS
main-pipe on Main street and another or
Broad from this reservoir. from wii!c'' sup
ply-pipe to the Fair Grounds may be read
ily and economically constructed. Assn
red!v city like Richmond cannot consent
that fair in which she is SO deeply inter
cs.ed should be LETT without plentiful
supply OF water.
ut every fair at the present spacious
grounds there hes not only been discomfort,
but absolute distress, for the want OF water
The fact is discraccful 10 this corporation,
and should not be permitted longer ID exist
We earnestly invite the attention OF our
city authorities to this important matter.
We also call upon our citizens and all the
officers and friends OF The Far 10 use their
efforts and influence to secure for the Far
Grounds an ample supply OF water before
the next annual fair. The time is drawing
near, and the wori: should be done early.
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HADE-DoLIAES.-The New York Jour-
nal of Commerce OF Tuesday quotes trade
dollars in that city as worth 93 to so cents
in grcenbacks or bank notes.
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HOTELS.

CHAMPION COOK OF THE CONTINENT.
for the EXCELLENCE Of its cuisine, the VARIETY
and the QUALITY OF IT'S SUPPLIES FOR THE IA
BILE, IS commended in brilliant manner 10 ife
transient and the resident pubic. lae sPieh"'
table dhote suits all tastes and the various plcpl
r,,iops for quests accommodate everybody. THAT
LUNCH for hurried refre.hmcut for The business
man and The man in tranSitu Is both economical!
and satisfactory. II Is EXCELLENT ani tHlNEh-
SALLY POPULAR.
In all varieties OF ELEGANT AND LUXURIOUS
reAsTISG the EUROPEAN HOTEL Is wirEocf
4 supERIoR. lis WINES aud LIQUORS ARE 1s
REST aud the prices are alw ays reasonable.
Strangers are urged to give the HOTEL EURO
pEAN trial Ii Superior Fare, Fine Loo sinG, and
Good ATTENDANCE can win their good oiinon they
win be ras, fricuas OF the HOTEL EUROPEAN.
1t Is nom the NICK OF TIME FOR THE BEST
THINGS for the qualification OF tie critical admlreI
of good cs,tins.
COME-SFE--LIyE!
aEs.aa 3e lse 11-Gll s s.
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SIS ne d AsDsE organ declares that leather
8 ,iifas.s y as good as any other. II would
3sec as good as the Hugs irredeemable
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EDgCaysoNAL.
Nf EDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA,
RICHMOND.
THE REGULAR WINTER SESSION

of this Institution commences FTRsT MONDAY
OF OCTOBER and continues five months.
FACULTY.
L. 6. JoYSEs. 81. d., Emeritus Professor of Phys
iolpgy and Medical Jurisprudence.
JAMES r. McCAw, II. D., Professor OF Practice
HuWTEK MCGUIRE d.. d. Professor OF surgery.
II. Il. COLEMAN, VI. d.. Professor Of Obstetrics,
+. y. CuNSfNGHAM. b. D., Professor Of Anatomy.
Ncdica and Therapeutics.
o. +. MANSON, u. D., Professor of Physiology and
Pathology.
J.SD. CULLEN, n. D.. Professor OF Diseases OF
Women and Children.
WILLIAM II. TAYLOR, ". D., Professor OF Chem
istry and Pla'macv.
q: W. VEST. VI. D.. Demonstration Of Anatomy.
II. NJ TAYLOR, ii. D., Assistant Demons'ra'or OF
The COURSE or INSTRUCTION. Is complete,
both theoretical and practical. conducted Dy Inc
Professors, assisted by the AGjnnct Faculty. VINO
give the SUDDEN, daily examination Oh the lecture;
without 3ddii Dnal charge.
The CLINICAL ADVANTAGES or ri. hmond
arc MI under the control oil the Faculty. The CIV
Hospital. The College Hospital. the College Dispc-
slrv ana the State Central Lunauc Asylum, are
on,u TO the student without charge.
Expcnscs for whole Coutse. IEcludin" Ma- ~,
circulation Fee. Si-o "
STUDENTS attending summer Course. % w
Practical Anatomy: Demonstrators Fee. ~ w
Graduation t"c..- .........-....'...'' ~ w
GOOD BOARD from sl5 10 $50 per month.
i'i 80 '''@' j. 4. MCCAW. " D..
eerG Dean OF tic Faculty.
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ssEs:.'EsSsiS-

4 STATED CONNOCATlON OF ME/%y."#
n LAFAYETTE ROYAL ARCH CHAP
TER, No. As. viii lie hs'd Il ,; ST. A s,r 's;,s
TIIfS t'rIur.tIayl EVENING ut Z O'Clock. All
ROYAL Arch Mason; in good Standing are cor"aiIy
invited Nv order Of The NJ. !. u. T..
srlo.lle CHARLES LUHDlN. Secretary.
An ADJOURNED MEETING OF TIE
n STOEKHOLDI OF TIE JAMES RIVER
AND khEhWuA COMPANY wII! hc held IL IN"
conInany's Office on FRIDAY ENENlSti NENF III
o'c.or". NlLLlAth L. 'iC HfOt''.
So 1927 SIcltIiIN. -
RICHMOND, FRED'G md POTOMAC u: Is: TO-.
SECEETARY'S CFFICE. I
RICuMoED.SA., August 20 1918.
ATOTlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN that a
~ CALLED MEETING of the Stockholders 81
Ills company viii tie hcltic rs Office. in The city @
EicInoid. Va, on FRIDAY. Sep .cnbcr 20 1878,
al l o'clock. \. Nj.
Ry order of The Board Of Directors
j. u. WINSTON.
,u on-td Secretary.
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AH1 5'SENT ES'E's

DICIIMOND MOZART ASSOCIATION.
IL
Th,. regular weekly soircc will take place at No
zart Hall THIS iThurslayJ EVENING ut 3:
O'Clock. Admission uniY by membership or i!iSlth-
which must be presented AT me: dn"r
Members can obtain invitations cards on application
ut WAITS Giusic-storc, 40. go Main street.
il 3-Ih
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NJ YOU CAN BUY YOUR SHEET
INGS, SJfIRTINGS, and PILLOW-CAS1NGS a
the lowest prices at LEVY BROTHERS..
Another case of the best brand WAMSU1TA
ok COTTON at l &c per yard;
UTICA. ANDROSCOGGIS. and TACOMA
BLEACHED and USDLEACHED SHEET1EGS
very cheap. Sc 10
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Mt GOODS FOR BOYS AND MEMS
WEAE-adapted to the present and approaching
seasons-can now be had in great variety and M low
prices at hEF olHENS.
The cheapest BLACK ALPACAS yet offered.
sells
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W'agCa iG saeSlnRi,y.

iBy Associated Press 10 ?hiiad1!Dhll Eulc!:n.J
WASHINGTON, September iI.-Ihe United
States Consul ut MarnhCim. III dI>paic.i
to The Department al State. gives Il gloomy
account OF the state OF lubor n Els district,
an account which, unfortunately. corrc-
Spontis with the labor reports from the
other consu!atcS 81 Germany.
The following are the rates OF wages IL
Mannheim district per day:
Agricultural laa0gers, 81 cents i'll summer
and 10 cents in winter; laborelS on public
works and railways, 81 cents; lochSmli!is,
81 cents; carpenters, . cents; caDlnc:-
makers, 20 cents; br:cklaycrS. 1G cei:tS !:
ln.sops. 60 &c ~ Gems. HoHSc-sciNants,
per month--CoGks, $50 10 - 30: c1ani-
hcrmuid>, $3.50 10 81 50; coachmcn, IS. 80 :;
men-scryant>, $40. lIotel-seIvants, per
month --Fomcr$, Sc; walters, 81 10 SO.
Physicians, 20 cent, per visit; c!ergyntn,
$3.50 and upwards PEE year. :,cno0!-lc2;'ii'
er$--h!en, $500 per year; women. $50.
Govcrncsscs, $50 yer year; and sewing
girls, so.
She wages paid scarcely cover tie noccs-
Saries Of life. Very nallY do not taste meat
more than once Il week. During the last
five Years WAGES have steadily declined. and
the cost OF living llaS as steadily increased.
These facts have alarmed 10th the Govern
mcnt and The pcarc, and great cilo!ts are
being made 10 discover the causes ana tic
remedies therefor. l}Ycr-trading. over pro-
ductior, and long credits are considered
the principal causes OF tie present de-
pressed condition OF both trade and labor.
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NET BLANKETS, BLANKETS.-Those
who failed TO supply themselves with
CHEAP BLANKETS
last week can find another large stock OF The same
qualities this week at LEVY BROTHERS.
BLACK ALPACAS very cheap is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-19

TIC ,nirty-.xih annual .cs~ion of Ibis Institute
vii! open on I,.r 1871 or SEPT ritlit w a:d cOa-
time iiur inCn'hs without interruption.
~ addition 10 Tic fili CnrIS ii itact"i> III IN" Ill
r!"lry tr;rar mcmt. IN additional Professor ol hi-
SO n ;Il Modern I.au.li,i.,> i;iS clG&@ri.
The Institute nOw. 4. heretofore. offers The h,i
ftriliirs for i.lrrr,i:h instruction III ue Iic:ar:
and ornamental br.nchc>.
T:EiiS:
For hoard and tuition III any or al! li;crarF
studies
.uti!D,t III iiu
For ;uiti0n IN Drawn" ani Painting. $50 T. 10
rJ;,hir in three ;!isalIrni=-lt opening. I3i i'C-
c[m.rr. md 10Th March. .
For farmer iniCr;Elti,n ailrc>. the SiPEIiH-
PENDENT. i;oivtDurt springs. Ro:tnDh" county.
T.. an 2t;-l n