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HAVING LATELY ADDED. AND BEING
III still IN receipt. of New Fonts of the
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WAR! WAR;!
so Million Russians Fighting 40
Million Turks!
Christian VS.. Mohammedan

1uNHOUSANDS ARE ASKING
u What sort # p ople are They?
What Different Races are these 120 Millions
of People?
.hatt cir Habits, Customs and Sports?
What their r, ligious hites ard Peculiarities7
Who their Great Statesmen, Rulers and
Ge terals2
W. at their Political Status and Military
Power?
What they are Fighting abont Now?
Whist Eau I'd the Pre>en w r?
What were the Bulgarian Massacre?
How are the great Political Commercial
aud Rel gious Interests o. England. G-rmlny
and other Natio involved and eiIdan e t i?
W at IA meant by the Balance Of wery'
What k nd Of men are Derby. Gladstone,
tine Sultan, the CT ,r, Bismarck, Go tschako e,
&c. &c
The answers are fully given in
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coMTEN

l. The U tied Stats Mining Law and Land
Ofice Instructions tht reunder. In ction
OF III. law is imn dlately followed by h.
Land Office Instructions re atiig thereto.
This il u convenient arrsng m"nt. as Il avoids
turning sew. RI pages wien III. ihsiraetsuns
sr. C ,hsulted III conn. ction W. b taa lazy.
2 Digest OF al Decisions u ID tie Mil
ing Laws new III force. IL IL Drout hi d wit
datr of lubiic I gu, nd. Contain, X the --latest
de. isiohs. takes the p ace oi al prior p 'bica
tluns.
$ New and Imp'ov,d r rms for making
III variou- Proof from the 100 attn of clam,
mine q lien, notice to delinquent cU-owli.r.
&c, d, VII to the issuance III patent.
4. A Complete List If Patented Min Dg
Claims. arranged by siaLe. T. RI l. ~. County
and isfriet his ii-t Is v rth 10 ini Hin-
men many tfints the p ice III the book.
The bo / ntsins nearly AN pases, ~ by
6 inches, and j. designed "a b sp ext cumpan'
ion for every wi e-awake man / the Inlnine
camps aud financial centers vi the West.
Copies may b. ordered through the one OF
this p per ddrrss. Editor vi Lyon County
Times, silly, r City, Nevada.
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BOATS AND FISHING TACKLE FREE

Everything 10 good style and at prices with
N the reach of all. Give me a call
jy17in3 JOHN MckINNEf'
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,r all poiuts on the lake the SAME DAY
,iudiup Tahoe ts,,y. mn stages tor rruckee'
onn.r Lake and summit statio9, % b. !, me
entru Pacific Railroad. Roturnin. same
day. leave Lake Tahoe on arrival Of steamer
rom Tahoe City an1 other points on tne
axe. and arrive In Carson in time to cohnec'
Nth the 4:l5 r y. train for virginia.
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Tha SILVER veto.

we much rs,ret Preside veto
.of the silver bill, aShough we ;ETe perilec.i'
.xure that he has acted ceSsc entiously.
The feelings and opinions ofaae people Oh
the Union we're crystal!xing around inc
President as nucleus. Tteyeto OF me q,
sure SO sentirely popular as the silyer Di''
I. .reav.s he a sort OF reputsi6n OF this popu-
lar Meditation towards tbeE' resident. Enc
effect viii he only temporary but still We
cannot shut our eyes to the fact that entire
cordially between the president anu tne
people would promise more efficiency IN ~. ~
processes OF harmonizasaon than II there &c
not this entire cordialty
u Tne,yeto of the silver bill is satisfactory
to those w ho are mainly ayerse to the Rre-
-,ifIsut and his conciliatory policy, W o.
.theYast body OF men who are discounted
by the,Yeto are chiefly his friends, VINO l
fondIv expect the greatest blessings from ron
his administration. Save New York ana
New.Jersey, the onlysStates in the U naon
who were undivided in the Senate IN OPP
nosing the silver bill were the small New
England States. This is striking lllustra-
.tion,of the great popularity OF the measure.
Still we stand by the President. wv trast
he may make the most Of those who concur
with him in his last official act, and we do
not think those who differ with him ought
to mike it al all a.4grave cause OF difference.
rs Mr.. HAYES is frank and bonest ana we
feel that under his general administrator
the country lis recovering condition III
which it will berapidly developed, ana az
tain very high state OF prosperity and
peace. III the Administration carries out
the silver bill and facilitates the financial
measure of the coin-certificates much Will
be done to help on the restoration OF comb
depce and the revival of the energies 'of the
country.
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me- HUNYADI JANOS
w EQUAL JUSTICE TO ALL.

THOMAS r. PRICE & CO.
make no professions OF selling leading domestics ut
less than cost, and swindling the consumer other
less familiar goods. At the lowest rates we offer
WAMSUTTA, PONEMAH, ANDROSCOGGtN,
AUBURN, ANCHOR, and other A COTTOSS.
To-day 4 fresh lot OF REMNANTS;
RICHARDSON'S LINENS at astonishing Bgures;
HAMBURG EMBROIDERIES at lowest figures and
IN most beautiful variety.
Look at our BRIGHT SPRING PRINTS that are
FURNITURE CREToNNEs in most tasteful de.
signs;
KID GLOyES-.he most complete assortment Of
colors aud styles ever offered I'm this city.
ENTLEMEN'S FURNISHlNGS.-Wc have be-
slowed great care on this branch and solicit
review Of our stock Of
COLLARS,
CUFFS,
SCARFS,
GLOVES.
HALF-HOSE.
HASDKERHHIEFS, &c.
CUSTOM-sIADE DRESS-SHlRTS at S1.26, OF
WAAISUTTA or NEW YORK MILLS MUS
LIN. and cut regular.
BLACK and COLORED SILKS in beautiful assort-
ment; -
LINEN SHEETINGs.
DAMASkS,
NAPKINS,
DOYLIES. &c.
We shall be pleased to receive orders:
fe27 T. r. PRICE & co.
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-r,,,a graa,,snryD shoit.

The tenders Amongst the iorcibte reid
iusters are IN the habit Of reiterating tlie
stassnent OF Tho delinqu encY in the return
OF the pubic taxes and the necessity oa Dor
rowing from the Ranks to meet accruing
lnub,ic expenses Auditor TAYLOR stated
Sd Monday that considerably over q million
al dollars OF The revenue due on the Isl Of
December lass went over unpaid, and 50
wiil remain until the 18th Of june next.
WHY is thats 1t Is the result Of q slack.
twisted legislation nm inexcusable weak.
ness Of the Legislature that yield almost
all occasions TO the appeals of collectors OF
the public revenue. The period for paying
In the revenue has been extended from time
to time, and Il is probable TINT up to this time
q year has been lost, the revenue for q year
having beeu. pretermEted. That has only
increased the embar.assments which con-
stituse thc staple Of the argument.of the
forcible eadiusters We may readily In
fer taat there is no objection amongst such
mcnso'she repeated indulgences extended to
tn. revenue officers; that policy seriously
premdtsng their evident obsect--that Of
bsinssug on a9eretold "crssh a--as it i'm
pairs the public credit, and, OF course, the
DubsEsecuritics.
III che people OF Virginia can look upon
this course Of things calmly, then We can
oIE say That never was there people SO
Practically ,changed in their psSelic character.
And sw hat,rsn it benefit them that the State
should beiiEjured before the world? No
rniug. ,On the contrary, they sufferin their
|owniimpaEed private credit, the decrease
lin theTaue Of their lands and the stagna-
|tion Of their business, by repelIing enter
prise and repelling immigration from Viz
GINA.
Ehe Legislature must be reformed. The
peoples representatives must take care OF
he.public interests more honestly and wise
ly, or we now begin period of pressure,
misfortune, and unhappiness, the end OF
which may be long way of. Virginia
cannot repudiate-she cannot hide from her
debt. The opinion OF the world with re-
gard to her will not allow her to escape
from it. Her people cannot submit to the
disgrace of public dishonor. We cannotg go
much further in the downward road to such
aiate before the people will rise en- masse
and demand that they be delivered from
condition which is too injurious, too mortl-
flying, to be endured.
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DIED.

DIED.
Died, on the 2sth Of February, LAURA vIR.
GINA, wife of Joseph r. Swords and daughter OF
the late Horace J.. Kent
Asleep In Jesus, blessed Sleep
Her funeral will take place from the First Presby-
terrain church Mt O'Clock p ID. The friends OF the
family are Invited TO attend.
Died, THURSDAY, February 2S: 1873, ANGELO.
the youngest son OF James and Mary Baccigaiupo,
aged four years and ten months.
The funeral will take place TO-DAY, March 1st,
from ST, Peters Cathedral, as half-past O'Clock.
Friends OF the family and acquainfances are re-
quested TO attend.
Died, Yesterday afternoon at O'CLOCK, at his pa
rents residence, corner OF Fifth and Byrd streets,
JOSEPH PATRICK, only child OF Patrick and
Anne Fennessey; aged three years, three months
and seven days.
His funeral will take place from St. Peters Catne-
Friends and acquaintance are invited TO attend.
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3ss sisis
mo nis 49,
There may be ono leslt nsau lh ss's s
ssate who might inatlg sslchsa stste q
snIiIsion between he ex scs1tsye md the
|lesislatiye tlepart e head q {
| tho executive, but NE safa llarps to knog z
TINT toYernor HoLLlpAy is MOI: TINT man.
Az No know that no ri9ht-niinded mud
intelligent man would expeet such unistntf.
led intesc0ssrae asssseenz che tiogacaoEsasld
[she Legislature, we take II thai those who
complain Of the Goyornor are more lnf tl'.
iencea by passion than tnd guents
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B 80 8 sasIsa II,ll t,as,Isli'..

ne k5ilVDI aSizA g 80 3
81 me pfestdens yesterday sent 20 sns fiou nv
a s1sanrSsentatsvas his nessage yesOtfg tne
sailysF 6i.s ana II Was passcts cse s|
tbs vesos a,,
The vote 10 the eaatc was $ 9 $3.50 J
,rcsss,ed ua,oritS compared slea the vote
4oa tlse ssassngs d sae bsll. 81
"a Il. shs house me vote sfas 100 to7
;sssss rta,,cs tie question, and ends one @
.sths nssss passionase and 10 great psss as,
rssssaabae liisess we have known upsl
snsncsais question: % the country. ems a,'
sss,ss shoat lis national bank in q ckso =,
Ia syas more iol!ent, bur nog great yea So
ssors 90. We trust nc0 we are g res Eese
a,yhi,c--at aeast as to national finances.
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.r,ha I.egislature.

Thc proceedings Of tue General Assembly
ysster;iss were less iadicative of intrasa-
bieness than might kaye been antic'n le 8.
Tnere was mn amonHt Of language 'conelila !,
tors asfs considerate that was cresiisaDse ana
encouraging. WhYscannot there be more 81
ths ss,ae sort Aud why cannoti tanse an.
inrre,ssc In volume until It results IN an EN-
c,ent, and practfcA measure that nary rescue
s,,e stste from afsarful itionafal restore
5a,esrs and order to the people and to all
their pursuitss So.
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scl.oos fntd NIB Ahd Sor'
fha g,1noin ss1eHt .ss school dtrcetpt
RI q ~ m ssllar,.
ter Q6e os lnss Acts Of 1911 ,5, Id relation 20
M, AZ. - ,ss4 n, nhff1iT countT 0i.
Wy :s.ssa a ~ Y :.
e. 80. 4, III ,s,sra.
senaso Dllss.o ~ -. f,e no
house 10 tue CITY o1 mort
Inc i, mn
5oi anu te I'd art
proved April lsf anu ~ ,s,aro.
81. s.ss
III ,tsIsy ~ 81 Earrfst,
,,oas,srs s ' Al 4 Ihemarie county. Gives him
Ma ssadif tnr aaI si,,. ii lost by the suspeI.
ston n fi,o warmers and Merchants Bank or
49, ia 4 80
Sl;as nisst ~ t,,n r,refiea az w.
~ TX = ,ass3 sheriff ne Zee county.
M ssss ID an Il itfenendent and detached
military company. (colored under the name
al the State Guard OF the city OF Richmond
ExTESsros OF TIE SESSION.
a., n,ots ion ef Mr.. oUgsESBERRY, House
,a;,,. rasoi,,t;or, snrayiding for an extension
I, tha e ss ~ the General Assembly, not
- :e cod III, days WAC taken M.
The io;nt resolution was agreed to, and
Et,,a ynfag recorded ne follows
tte 'Sso 49, -, T.. r. ~.
g Fa plI syIe Goode Grifn
Grimsey, HaIrston, Hurt OF 4aiifaI: Hurt o. Pit
sS hisa nnessnierrv nerrard. Smith, Splitter
Tanper, Tyier, watson, and WoodT2s: s,..ov
S,ss: rninef d
Nasn' ~. - 80. Tho,
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
me- THE PEOPLE SEE IT.

ME- THE PEOPLE SEE IT.
THE GREAT SALE At
LEVY BROTHERS.
THE FAIREsT EVER MADE.
YOU GET TEN CENTS OFF ON EVERY DOL
LARS WORTH YOU PURCHASE.
THIS PLACES AT LEAST TWENTY-FIVE AR
T1CLEs OUT OF EVERY HUNDRED
ATLowER PRICES
THAN THE SAME GOODS CAN BE PUR.
CHASED FOR ELSEWHERE.
THE Low PRICES AT WHICH
LEVY BROTHERS
HAVE ALWAYS SOLD THEIR GOODS
HAVE MADE THEIR STORE
THE MOST ATTRACTIVE IN THIS CITY:
AND NOW, AS
THEY TAKE TEN CENTS EXTRA OFF
EVERY DOLLARS WORTH OF GOODS
THEY SELL.
RENDERS THEIR STORE
MORE ATTRACTIVE THAN EVER.
IT SHOULD BE BORNE IN MIND THAT
LEVY BROTHERS
RAD MADE GREAT REDUCTIONS
PRICES OF MANY ARTICLES
BEFORE THE COMMENCEMENT OF
THEIR GREAT CLOsING-oUT SALE.
THEY NOW TAKE AN EXTRA TEN CENTS
OFF EVERY DOLLARS WORTH
GOODS YOU PURCHASE OF THEM.
YOU GET THIS
DISCOUNT OFF OF EVERYTHING
COATs's AND CLARK's SPOOL COTTON.
FRIDAY WILL POSITIVELY BE THE LAST
DAY OF THE GREAT CLOSING
OUT SALE.
So purchase your goods before that time, so that
you can save the
EXTRA TEN CENTS ON EVERY DOLLARS
WORTH you PURCHASE.
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ALL GOODS REDUCED.

Persons buying goods at COHEN BROTHERS.
can positively rely on not paying last season.
prices. faDf
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40c. CORsETs reduced TO &c.,
65c. CORSETs reduced TO Soc,
81 CORSETs reduced 10 75c,
s2 CORsETs reduced 70 $3.50.
The CORR, Dr.. WARMERS. ABDOMINAL
NURSERY, and all other CORsETs reduced ~
equal proportion:
WAMsUTTA BIZ EACHED MUSLIN reduced from
12E 10 lie,
STRIPED and CHECKED SILKS reduced from,
Zoe TO Soc; from 75c. TO. 55c.; from Il to
75c.;
BLACK sILKs-of which they have the large,
stock In this city-reduced In equal proportion.
COL0RED SILKS, warranted 90 per cent. les
than any other house in this city;
FRUIT LOOM BLEACHED MUSLIN,
&C.; ANDROsCoGGIN at sXc. DAror, >,
10c., reduced from 1916; AUBURN at s..
The largest stock Of CALICoEs in this city a, from
5to &c. for the very best;
HAMBURG EDGINGS reduced from 5 to 2.r,.
from TO &c.; from IL 10 &C.,; aud all liner
qualities to proportionate value;
KID GLOVES worth 75c. at 37i.c.:
ALL HOSIERY tot which they have the hes, A..
sortment IN this city, at reduction Of % pcr
cent. from last seasons prices;
PIQUE CORDS at &c. reduced from Sc:
All other WHITE GOODS reduced:
COLORED DRESS LINENS reduced 2j TO l6,c.
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Adtournel
MAR,ElED.

Married, on the goth instant, iii church, at the
Red House, Charlotte county: Reg T. =. Ma
e., daughter OF j.. E. MALLORY, Esq, OF Hanoyer
county, Va, tstss.
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M- BOOKS, NEW AND OLD man

I BOOKS, NEW AND OLD, many
Of them sold at HALF PRICE: LAW, THEOI.-
OGY, MEDICAL, POLITICAL. HISTORY. BIO
GRAPHY, TRAVELS, SCIENCE, POETRY.
NOVELS, ANTIQUARIAN, JUVENILE. and
GREEK, LATIN, ENGLISH. FRENCH GER
MAN, SPANISH, ITALIAN, aud ANGLO-SAXuN
SCHOOL-BOUKS.
The largest assortment 10 he found in the south
crn States Is at
1902 AND 1904 MAIN STREET. RICHMOND
600 SCHOOL and MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
and MAGAZINES for sale at lOc. each
We offer BOOKS AS GOOD As NEW fnI an
practical purposes at lower price than they can be
had else where.
Weare manufacturing BLANK-BOOKS and PA
PER-BUXES or all styles equal To- any made
j. w. RANDOLPH Is ENGLISH
Publishers. Booksellers. Staloncrs. Printers Bind
ers, Paper-BoN and Blank. Hook Manufacturers.
fe 2O-d&w
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III CHAMPAGNE.-Just received, di-
rect from France, fresh lot Of CHAMPAGNE.
consisting of
! EXTRA DRY vERZENAY,
! NAPOLEON CABINET, and
PREMIERE SERRE,
| for sale mt moderate prices by
OSCAR CRAM,
fe 2O-2w No. IA Governor street.
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NE A FEW WORDS TO TIE WISE
IS SUFFICIENT-LOOK READ. AND PON-
DER-NO EXCITEMENT. no PANIC. 40 M
AGINARY REDUCTION, NO TEN PER CENT.
OFF TO FORCE SALES AND BUSINESS At
THALHIMER BROTHERS.,
BUT EVERY ARTICLE GUARANTEED AND
SOLD AT THE VERY LOWEST LEGITIMATE
PRICES. We offer no bats In Onc or two articles
and then oyercharge OH others. bit give our custom
the full benefit OF low prices III everything they
buy. AS we are daily receiving ncw aud sca>"nahc
goods call and see for yourselves. Below VIII h"
found our opening prices I'm some dep trtmrntS:
WIt5iSUTTA MILLS BLEACHED COTTON 81
l0hc.: DAyOL MILLS BLEACiED COTTON At
9hc.; FRUIT-OF-TEE-l.OOM BLEACHED COT
COTTON at s1Sc.; so pieces CORD-I'IQI'E> n
&c, reduced from Sisc.: best CALlCoE>. ncw
styles, ut sc. and &c. yard WHITE GOOD>-A
full line OF all kinds ut low prices. Twcnty-hS"
MARSEILLES QUILTS tfrom aurtDnl At -
apiece, the real valne being 5lJO-cill aud sec
them. DRESS GOODS suitable tor the present aud
coming season-a large variety very cheap. In CAS-
SIMERES, TWEEDS, &c. tor men, and hoys-
wear offer bargains. We make lii' department
n speciality, and can give some extra inducements IN
them. Give Us call. HOUSE-FURNlSlilSG
GOODS. such rs Sheeiincs. Eed-Ticks. Quilts, Ia
BILE Linen, Towels Napkins. Curtain IaCcs. &c. AT
astonishiDgly low prices. Our siocs al BLANKETS,
WOOLLEN QUILTS, and CARPETS NJ prime cost
to close them out for tie season. II YOU want
pair Of cheap blankets give rs = call.
THALlllMER BROTHERS.
fe27 COL Broad street,
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fe l2-6N
HAIR GOODS, &c.

o1s REWARD. = Stolen, Friday IN
OLE night, 22d February, nAEh, bAt INNS =, MS
iaf, ave- crestf,fen cross OH hi, rroa! Leet ~,
hoofs being a little split; cockcd-ah@tea, new
standing but does not show II when M sho,s re-
Morgan saddle and brfoie. I'M, mnl p'
wara ios notse, 'Na"'0' ~ ". /. GRAY,
Poss-ofaee, Glen Allen, Henrico county
fe 2S-d,w&swlts
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T COD-LIVER OIL.
MEADE BAKERS
INCIDENTALLY PURE.
IMPORTED DIRECT
We have the testimony OF physicians VIII" pre-
scribe IT, and of patients who have taken H. that 1T
is MORE ACCEPTABLE TO THE STOMACH ASp
MORE EASILY AssIMILATED THAN ANY oGIIEE
OIL MEADE & BAKER.
Importing and Dispensing Pharmacists.
nol5 $40 Main street. Richmond. Va.
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r ANDRETH'S GARDEN-SEEDs.
WHERE TO BUY THEM IN RICHMOND

For the protection OF all patrons OF LANDkElHS
CELEBRATED GARDEN-SEEDS "ho get their
supplies In Richmond take this method o! H.
forming them that they eau &c bought OF tie follow
ing reliable Richmond houscS-viz.
BODEKER BROTHERS. l44i east Main street;
4. w. NOTHING. DR., 1919 Maln street;
POWHATAS r. DUPUT, 127 east Broad street;
JOHN 4. AUGUSTINE, Seventeenth anu fTahhh"
streets:
j. T.. T.. MASURIER. 1907 franklin street:
l.. WAGNER. SIKH and Broad streets
r. =. REEVE, 602 Marshall street:
MILLER 6 PIERCE. Fifth and Marshall street.
l.. Z. SALE, 200l Fenable street:
W. ". WALkE ( CO.. Cary and Laurel streets
DOVE i DAY, Third and Main streets.
LANDRETH'S EXTRA EARLY PEAS
THE MARKET-GARDESEHe fASoRiIE l..
These celebrated PEAS are free from raiihcfH
rpen all ut the same time. and are The earliest ahd
most productice PEAS In The market. Thee are
not the Early Kent Peas which are bepS offered i,
philadelphia Extra Earl Al low prices but '!rT
1ro,cn on oer oru Seed-fdrm IN Wisconsin, az"
not in Canada. as alleged. .,o>,
DAVID LASDRETli SONS,
fe1o-6w Sec,!sInen. ihilaicphiI.
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/. AYRs.-Messrs. Adams, Akers, Bland, Bnrnhan,
John X. Carter, Peter j. Carter, Chase, Coleman,
Fowler, Frazier, Fry. Fulkerson. Goode, Green,
Grigsby, II. II. Harrison, Reuben \. Harrison; Har-
Lady, Lee, McCauil, Norton, Parish, Ryiand X. II.
Smith, spessard Stevens, Sykes, Andrew j. Taylor,
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Mr.. HANGER in the chair.
The consideration of the new funding
bill was resumed.
Mr. FOWLER spoke in favor OF postpone
ment, not now hoping that the General As
sembly could present any measure which
would properly express their views and yet
meet with the approval of the Governor.
Mr.. DANCE followed in q conciliatory
speech, faYoring still another attempt to
meet The great issue. He believed it TO be
the duty of the General Assembly to relax
mo effort to conquer the obstacles which
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ar- OWING TO THE

TO give The below new prices. They arc In receipt
or full lines OF NEW GOODS. and arc a, presen,
Offering the best-assorted stock in thi, city:
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1878-08-24
FIGHTING IN EUROPE!
TO THE PUBLIC !!

HAVING rented power to firm from
IPennsylvania, for the purpose of man
ufacturing Spokes, Rims, &C., which
compels me, under my contract with them,
to run my engine every day, am there
fore prepared TO furnish all kind of
ORKED NJ AT Z Il | a L,
at Baltimore or Chicago Wholesale prices,
such rs No. North Carolina Yellow Pine
Flooring at SIG, 30 per NJ; Virginia yell
low Pine Flooring $3.50 per NJ; First
class Hemlock Flooring $500 per NJ;
Dressed White Pine re-sawed 5-S Siding
$500 per NJ; Beveled, Fluted or .. u.
White Pine Siding inch 5000 per NJ. !;
Solid Moulded, Panel, l-2 inch, usual
sizes, / inch thick Panel Doors at from
l,95 to 1925 per hundred; Four inch
Window Casing from S2,75 to $500 per
hundred; Three inch Window Casing, la
test patterns s., 30 per hundred; Five inch
Crown Moulding ut cents per foot; Four
inch Crown Moulding ut l-2 cents per
foot; all other kinds of Moulding at like
reduced rates, and made out Of the best,
dry, White Pine material.
SASH, BLINDS, &C., at greatly re-
duced rates. l, l l-2 and 2 inch Dressed
White Pine at western prices. All kinds
of Rough or Frame Lumber constantly on
hand, az
ROBINSON'S planning MILL,
n. German ST., Martinsburg.
May %, 1873. II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1878-08-24
THE GREAT
Ter !
D. S. N o B L E

THE GREAT MARTINSBURG CLIO.
THEIR,
HAS now been before the public one
Ill year. In this time his garments have
found their way to almost every part of
Berkeley and jefferson Counties.
The success of his business has been,
considering the times, almost without II
parallel His great aim has been to sell
GOOD CLOTHING, and at uniformly
low profit. He has been dealing in the
Goods of such men as Wanamaher ~
Brown of Philadelphia, and Harris of the
same city. These are the princes in the
Clothing trade.
Mr.. n. has suits of almost every quail
ty and price, at prices for entire suits
from Sc and 81, and OH up to the highest
prices found in Clothing House.
lie has also special feature in his bust
ncss-an order department. lie has an
almost endless variety of Samples from
which to select a suit or single garment.
He has adopted Wanamaker's rule Of
guaranteeing satisfaction; and every gar
ment must be to the mind of the purchas-
or. This feature of his business has been,
like his ready-made trade, a decided sue
cess. He aims in this part of his trade to
combine the excellence of home work
with the cheapness of ready-made.
GIVE HIM A CALL.
Martinsburg. Nov. ~, 1877. IF