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FURNITURE.

TALL GOODS.-We would call spe-n
4 cisl attention TO IL ge and select stock "
OffALL STYLES. We have now in stock ~
III. Purlor Suis In crimson, gold, and brown ~
cokine very Handsomely; Suits in Row Silk, Sattean
Ttesirv, Reps, ana Hair-coth; fine Sfdeboards In
Eit Lake. with dark marble; fue Chamber Suits
wb dressing-case and French dresser: Wardrobes,
B1t-Cases, ut-Raoks, Lounges. Parlor E1ten-
sio,Tables. A full line OF CHEAP .FURElTU
OF terry kind. EXaHinc our stock and compare
E. GATHRlGHT & SON,
SCS-3m s l6 Governor street
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TIE VIRGINIA HOTEL. Staunton, Va. offers sl.
DE rior accommodations at moderate rates. TERMS
So aud $3.50 per day. Headquarters for CONNER
cIaI men, AMI only 81 per day.
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SATURDAY 80. SEPTEMBER %, 1873.
WEATHER REPORT.

ISpIcATroNs FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die States, northeast winds, cooler and clear
weather, followed by warmer southeast
winds and falling barometer.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
falling barometer, northeast to southeast
winds, warmer and cloudy and numerous
rains. -
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ACQUITTED. Nachman. charged
with raising freighttickets OF the R1ch.
mond, York River aud Chesapeake Railroad
Company, was tried In the Hastings Court
yesterday and acquitted.
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The autumn beauty that o farmer most
yesrns f0r, we learn from The Graphic, Is 9
hfty-dollar premium on a pig worth eight
dollars and 8 haH.
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COMPEFKTAvE DRHE.L.
COMPETITIVE DRILL.
PREMIUMS 5000.

A COMPETITIVE DRILL, by the white military
companies of the State, will take place on the Fair
Sroands Of the State Agricultural Society on the
slird day of the next Fair. The following premiums
Will he awarded: $500 to the best drilled company,
$500 10 the second best, 500 TO the third best
The awards Will be made by committee OF officers
n the active service Of the United States army.
= ARRANGEMENTS will also be made for y SHAM BAT
lie Oh the next day. If deemed practicable by the
tnpanlcs. For special information, apply to Cap
tiu 10. LANE STERN, Adiuant First Virginia
lximenr, Richmond. Va. ". c. KNIGHT, fa
Secretary Virginia State Agricultural Society.
!I,CUST 3O 1878. au 31-S5t
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CT,OAES.

stocks In all departments largely replenishcd
Frx.h novelties received by every steamer.
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THE GREATEST BARGAINS in CARPETS at d. ]
Z. M1TTELDoRFER's, 527 Broad street.
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DRESS GOODS.
SILK. AND TRIMMING-yELvETs,

Additional attractions. Many new styles opening
,h,s.Secg q, prices that cannot fail TO please.
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very large stock OF this seasons styles In BEA-
YER. DIAGONAL. MATTfLASSE, and RoUG
CLOTHS, now open. They Claim to have the best
styles, largest stock, and cheapest CLo OAKS In Inc
cilY.
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SEE THIS EVENINGS Standard for DR.. Hoo E's
European letter. ~ -

The benefit of The great decline IN goods Is always
willingly extended to lie public.
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FROM RIcHaoND TO ROTTERDAM. by Rev. NJ
D. HoGE. See this evenings Standard.
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sPLESpID ApPLEs-larsc and mellow-at PIE
ZINI-g.
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ASA FRAGRANT AND PLEASANT WASH lot ths
month. there Is nothing so good as MEADE n bA
KER,s CARBoLlC MoUTn-WAsH. Fifty cents
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CIDER VINEGAR, three years old: GREEN GIN
GER, for preserving. a.
CHRISTIAN e WHITES.
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RICHMOND GRAYs.-The Grays will have
a parade on Monday evening at 81 o'clock,
in full-dress summer uniform, and march
to the vacant lot corner of Belyidere and
Franklin streets, where they will have a
company drill. The company is in active
training, under Captain Bossieux, for the
contest to come off at the State Fair next
month. u. ~ -.
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SAVE MONEY by having your pclhths aone a. N
DISPATCH PRISTiEG-HoUsE. Gooo WORK. io'
prices, and Satisfaction Guaranteed
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CONCORD GRAPEs.-T1zzISt has some Of thi
lus cious fruit.
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4 GOOD MINED TEA at so cents pound.
w. D. BLAIR & Co.,
0O3 Main street.
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NJ YLLYSoS & CO.. x:Ter,islng agents, insert 40.
yertiscments in al Of the newspapers ot the ohisS
S.xes at publishers rates. Or1ers LETT a. 'he D'a
patch countins-roOm Ii'l receive prompt as'en
fIpn
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nursTyEss CHANCES,

TOR SALE, A COMPLETE OUTFIT
FOR A sIx-coLUMN PAPER; CYLINDER b
PRESS, capacity one thousand Per. hour; $500,
cash; delivered ON The cars.
eas.4t Boz 20, Wasrn.on, We.
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TOR RENT, THAT DESIRABLEI I
Il, THREE-STuIYST Y YSTOCK-BRICK WELL ai;3:l
ING on Cary street between Fourth and Fifth
streets. for long time occupied by owner, George
z. Stacy. Esq. nine rooms. kitchen, aud m00crii
improvements. Possession al once:
kllBHRI u. IL T..
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LADIES' AND GESTLEMES's BOOTS ana SHOE
band-made-,o orGcr-best quality-c,aranteed II
DIT BoscuEN's. 500 and 81 Broad street
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TEN MINUTES WALK OF TIE CAPIToL.-Rwcll.
ings for rent in above distance. See advertisement
j. THOMPSON BROWN.
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, cool,

THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY: 6 "A. d., 56;
9 A. NJ, 6l noon. 10; 3 2. NJ, 73; Z.
81. 81; midnight. IS. ,,t
Mean temperature, 6S 1-6.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING;
FOR EENT.


EOR RENT. a
BRICK DWELLINGS, III
$40 TO ss5 PEP NORTH,
WITHIN TEN MINUTES, WALK OF THE
CAPITOL:
712 east Franklin street near Seventh; 12 rooms.
306 south Third street tGamblc's HID: 12 rooms.
No. -. corner Tenth an: Clay streets: ] y rooms.
4l5 west Main street. near Park: 3 roou,s.
11S south Sixth street. near Canal: /: s rooms.
liz south Fifth street, near Cary: 8 rooms.
81 TO s1e PER MONTH:
8 west Canal street, neaT Adams: & rooms.
318 west Maiu street. near Park: 8 rooas.
726 west Clay street (weli. Gel: rooms.
4lS west Marshall Street: 6 room5.
III west Cary street. near Adams; rooms.
SOC north T~enty-sixth. near Clay |; rooms.
224 south Cherry street !; 4 rooms.
B1O China street; rooms.
sos east Gracs street; rooms.
OFFICES. STORES. ard DWELLINGS on Main,
Broad, and other business streets.
J. THOMPSON BROWN.
Real Estate Agent anG Aucttoneer,
22-4k ll13 Main street.
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FOR ULcERATED MOUTH, the healing pr"per'ies
OF MEADE & BAKERS CARBoLIC MouTh-"Ash
are uacxcelled. Fifty cents Il bottle
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FOR ALL DISEASES or The TEETH AND GUhs
use MEADE & BAKERS CAKBoLIc MOUTH
WASH. Fifty cents = hottie.
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4irI.rlond 1ispatrll'.

ss- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED ciRGu-
LATIoN or ALL THE oTnER DAILY NEWS.
PAPERS OF TRE CITY. Il ..s
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Do.;,r BUY YOUR CARPETS before You look e'
orrs u. & L. MITTELD0RTER.
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DUFF GoRpoy SHERRY (cUr own importation
a good quality an! perfectly pure a g gallon.
w. d. BLAIR i CO..
9O3 Main street.
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We have remnant Of CIGARS, all Havana hHer
and binder good size, 1T IS box. CAN bef"re they
are all gone. W. ID. BLAIR CO.
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JEWISH NEW YEAR.-The Jewish New
Year-always an occasion Of deep interest
in all households and congregations OF the
chosen peopIe-began last evening.
Rev. Joseph 81. NJ. Chumaceiro, minister
Congregation Dispersed Of Judah, New
Orleans, will lecture in English at the Por.
tusuese synagogue, on Main street, at 1ls
O'Clock.
Rev. M. j. Brill will lecture at the Syna'
eosue Kenesseth Israel on the "Three
Fundamental Truths OF Israeli"
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BEDFORD ALUM AND IRON STRINGS have re-
iuced board 10 TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS month
10 favor those cut Off from home by yeow-teyer.
Fare Al. Rooms warmed with wood fires Car
riages meet visitors 1T i.yEchbar2, Lawyers, ana
Forest upon adTicc of airva!-!atter two dcpois
four miles each from Springs. No mountain damp
ness nor seaside malaria. Greatest hcal;ll-gi'hhg
waters known. UneGuicd !or dyspepsia, diseases
peculiar 10 women. GcG;y, scrofuIa, and ina'aral
diseases. All the attractions. Water, 81 per case !;
mass so cents and : per package, TO those unable
10 visit TIE springs.
Address y. II. DAVIES. PrcSl;eat'
L;nci5urg, Va.
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TOR RENT. THAT DESIRABLEEs
II DWELLING, No. 81 east Marshall street, Ell
occupied BY j. l.. alanry. Esq. containing about
ten rooms. besides Kitchen. Rent very reasonable.
Possession 1sf Octoncr. Apply to
JOHN Il. GUDDIS, Real Estate Agent.
so 2G-3t Bank and Eleventh streets.
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EORRENT, Il FARM OF SEVENTY. Ess.,
L FIVE ACRES. ut 5000 per annum, OF the Ell
Mraiowbrid:c read, half mi c enorthrn.t nf I!ch-
mDnd. with comfortable BRICK hWELLlMiT
ari WOODEN COTTAGE AMI the tlsua. out-build-
ines. Thl; f f.rm Is well adapted 10 market garden
and dairy. 1t has also been hieh, cultivated FOR
many years. apply 10 JOHN T. GO!,.lH,
Real Estate Agent.
saoy-j2tpw0MSsw Rank and Eleventh streets.
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EOR RENT. THE CONVENlENT-N
L LY-LOCATED AND DESIRABLE TWO ia..l
STORY BRICK DWELLING situatdd on NORTH
west corner of Franklin and Seventh streets. con-
tanning seven rooms; Kitchen; has gas nnd water on
the premises: now occupied by w. II. CARBON,
Esq. Possession on tic 18Th day of October next.
g. 2C AZ ROBERT B. LYME.
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FoR BLEEDING GUNS, use MEADE 6 BAKER's
CARBOLIC MOuTN-W ASH. Fifty cents bottle.
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DELICIOUS EA7ING-PEAEs ut PIZzISI's.

The CHEAPEST HOSIERY in the city at ID. & e
nIITrELDORFEE'S
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DIyIDRNA AR.

OrYIcs oY OLD DOMINION ISspRASSS Sonf
RICHMOND, VA. September ~, 1875.
- FURTHER DIVIDEND OF FlF.
~. TEEN PER CENT. HAS BEEN DECLARED
10 DISTRIBUTION OF the assets Of this cemnany
hle 2d October next from the once OF Nihabs "
AcIutire, 1909 Cary street.
sSocHho ders wii be required 20 bring tbe'r ests.
ncates and have the respective amounts psa essn
ena9a &c ss.as ''''s'A .. D. MCINTYRE, Secretary.
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ISCIpIENT TARTAR AND sCUEF removed by
MEADE & BAKERS SAPoNlSE DENTIFEICE
Fifty cents box.
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FLANNELS-Every quality.
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.

A rpll line of f,HILDREN'S FASCY-STRlPE
and JllD- -COLORE3 HOSE: also. every weigh
I,ialiiy aud siz. IN sraSonable HOSIERY anu SN
1lERWEAR for men, ladies, and chliureE.
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For OFFENSIVE BREATH from decayed fecth
and diseased gums. use MEADE BAKERS CAR
BoLIc MoUTH-W;ASH. Fifty cents 4 bottle.
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SEcKEL PEARs.-PIzzINI has tn. III sweet and
iuiCy.
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CoLeRED SONS OF TEMpERANcE-OF OFFICERS
ELECTED. Division, No. SO, has
elected the following quarterly officers
Clandius. c.; johnson, W. F.; Caroline
Kiely, w. A.; h Annie Singleton. II s.;
Emma, MITCHELL A. Rs; Sally Whittle,t'
IS; William Singleton, Treasurer; Rev.
Daniel Brown, Chaplain; Beverly Morris,
Conductor; Kate, Turner, Assistant Con
duetor; Thomas, Haskins. i. s.; Adam
Randolph, o. S.; Charles Robinson, P.rW.
P: Moses Taylor, i. ID. Delegates to the
Grand Division; which viii meet in Peters
burg October 2Sth: W. Singleton, D! Will
liams, Annie Singleton. Charles Robinson,
C. G. johnson. and A. Randolph.
Goodwill Division, No. 49,, elected the
following Victoria Gregory, w. p; Mag
gle Robinson, W. A.; A. j. Brown, Z. 5. ;
Margaret Sampson, a. B.. s.; Emily Nicno-
las, T.. s.; Lizzie Deane, Treasurer; II. ID.
Banks, Chaplain; Molly Vaughan, Com
ductor; Annie W. Williams. Assistant Con
ductor; Mary BarioW,I. s.; Bryan Jack
son, O. s.; James Barlow, p. p; .. II.
Whiting, T.. ID.
District Deputies Ellyson and LID. White
vii! visit these officers next Wednesday
night at Odd-F Fellows Hall.
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grades and ST

In shades 10 match the co!ors III dress fabrics
A
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Doctors ail recommend and everybody driLk:
PoRTEER'S LAGER BEER.
CHRISTIAN / WHITE, AGENTS.
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TALL GOODS, FALL GOODS.
Our stock of FALL GOODS is now complete,
and we are selling cheaper than ever.
l.. LICHTENSrEIN & SONS,
Sc II corner Seventeenth and Franklin streets.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
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TRY GOODS DRY GOODS

DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS! .@
NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS!
BROWNE & ROVE
are receiving to-day s-..l : :
NEW AND FRESH DRY GOODS.
DRESS GOODS, FLANNELS,
BLEACHED AND BROWN COTTON,
BLANKETS. CASSiMERES, -.f
FANCY GOODS, SOIlOSs, .. 's.'.
HOSIERY, GLOVES,
CORSETS. &C. &C.,
which they have determined TO sell at SHALL PRO-
FITS, and make QUICK SALES. .-
Try them to-day. BROWNE& q ROWE, -
5O7 Broad street, between Fifth and Sixth.
Sc 2S-eod =...r.
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s1LKSBLACK AND COLORED.

The largest stock be found In thc city 70 Select
from and at prices 10 guarantee sales.
BLACK GOODS
one of their soecialties. Their stock In this Depart
1nent has been largely replenfshcd In every grade.
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TOR RENT, A DESIRABLE FARM Ga
Il of $50 ACRES four miles ives, of Rich 81
mOnd. and SlaplrsS crossing. on The Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad. with finc
orchard. good dwelling In pretty grove. and fair
Out-h0uscs.
NSUBURBAN PLACE. with EIGHT ACRES OF
LAND in Il high state of cnitlTatior, WITH an at
tractiyc BRICK DWELLING with six r1ov9s am
p.e servants accnnim J;L'ions. stables cSrri,lge.
house, &C.. Just outside the eastern limi:s Of the
city. This pace Is admirably uapte 10 lhe dairy,
gardening, CT butchers business.
RICHARDSON & co.
-
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A UCTION .BARGAINS.-D. b.: III II
n TEIDOPFER are receiviag by every steamer
new and desirable FALL GOODS bought entirely
Tor cash, which enables them to offer goods 1t such
low prices rs TO astoDis all. Black Cashmercs from
Tie lowest grades 10 the finest goods imported Seal
Brown, Navy Blue, Myrtle Green and Bordsanx a,:
from 62Xr. 10 So per yard-cheaper than ever;
In dress Goods we utve ali tue latest stycsand no
veltirs: Tri,nIning Silks and Satins to match Call
and see our large stock of Hosiery from bank.
r,ipt sale 10 be sold at fifty cents on the dollar OF
the real value. Carpets from sc. to Sl.25 per
Prints, BeacLcd ard Brown Domcstics, ChcViots,
Giugham, and Lungs rctaied at wholesale prices !;
Corsets from zoe. 10 ~; tu!l hue OF all klnas
Of Notions; CassIlneres. Tweeds, and Jeans-a very
large assortment: Blankets, Cloaks, and Shawls at
prices never b fore known.
All we ask Is 4 call.
D. & Z. MITTELDORFER,
Sc % 527 Broad VI rect
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WANTED, TO RENT OUT rHREE
w COMMUNICATING SECON D-FLO Joe
ROOMS, with water same f0or: fireplace IN
each. with out-rooms complete for houseEe. plug.
Also, want 10 take q few IABLE-BoA AkpshS: at
No. 81 east Grace street. H. COLsAoS'
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TUsT RECEIVED,
A LARGE LOT OF THOSE FLANNELS,
without u doubt the cheapes: in the city. Cal and
be convinced, al . ..-.,..
l.. LICHTENSTEIN & SONS. -
SELF corner Seventeenth and Franklin streets.
UENTUCKY JEANS. CHEVIOTS, +.
IN EEESETS, CkSSIMERES, +.
GINGBAMS, + Il.
BED-TICkISGS. CALICOES.
BLFACHED AID UNBLEACHEED COT
TONS, ut greatly reduced prices. at
l.. LICuTENSTtiN & SONS,
SELF corner Seventeenth and Franklin streets.
yYHE GREATEST BARGAINS IN
Il BLACK AIPACAS AND DRESS GOODS
ever offered in this city Is at x...
-" l.. LICHTENSTEIN & SONS,
self corner Seventeenth and Franklin streets.
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TOR RENT, on corner OF Grove ave- g.
L nue. and Linden street, and nearly opposite ic.V
to Mr. John G.. Sa!er's. a NEAT AND tONpE-
NIENT BRICK DWELLING, containing five
rooms, brick Kitchen. stable, and other ul.hcuss
beautiful flower garden In front, aud large vc2eta-
bic garden adjoining. Rent reasonable. Inquire on
the nrcIniscs Or n. 1908 Main street Sc 22-eni3t
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yXTANTED, ABOUT THE 18th OF
wv OCTOBER, furnished OK unfurEi,asa.
HOUSE with SIX or seven bedrooms, a9efss',
with INFORMATION, BOX IL, post-otnee. Ely.
Sc 27-4ts
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6,EETf .E.MEN,S LIST.
DssY GOODS.
FoURQUREAN s co.
DRY GOODS.

4
- .s.,.a.. 80.
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TOR RENT. NICE AND DESlRA-TSs
4 RLE DETACHED EISE-ROGM Bf!C ELI
DWELLING, No. III north Ninth street. lc' oirl
VI street: In good order. Price only s20O Ier year.
All coEvcnicnces.
Sc 26-3L EOBEEl Il. LII NJ
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-09-07
LIST OF LETTERS
WEAVERVILLE POST OFFICE,
SEPTEMBER 9th, 1878.
HOME NEW -.

A READING PEoPLE.-That the peo-
ple of Trinity County read the papers is
evident from the large quantity Of mail
matter which daily arrives here. The
leading Sacramento, San francisco and
Eastern publications are taken in large
numbers, and the local paper has a
healthy circulation, perhaps as great in
proporticr to population as that oe any
other county paper in the State. That
everybody IN Trinity reads the JOURNAL,
was more particularly brought to our no
tice in the County Court last Monday
merning in the questioning Of Grand Ju-
rors. The case to be examined into vas
that of John P. White charged with the
murder of Robert Grieves, and the attor-
neys desired to know how much the
jurymen had learned about the case.
All had read OF it in the JOURNAL. This
per, but when we glanced at the men
who had read Of the affair in these col
umns and found that several Of them
were not subscribers, it naturally occur
red to US that they should patroaize the
paper or quit reading it. This state of
affairs is by no means confined to the
non subscribers who were on the Grand
Jury. It is so with the general public.
Scarcely week passes in Weaverville
but one or more OF our subscribers come
to the Office Tor an extra copy OF the pa
per, that left by the carrier having been
carried off by some one anxious to read
but too penurioIs to subscribe for it, even
before the subscriber himself had an OPP
portunity to peruse it. Now We would
like to have every man, woman and
child in Trinity County read the JoUR-
NAL, and, while we believe nearly every
one of them do SO, there ARE many well
able to pay for their news whose names
are not found on our subscription books.
II a family is too poor to subscribe and
are anxious 10 read the paper, we have
always been willing to give them copy
when acceptable. As every one wishes
TO know what is gong on at home, each
should subscribe for the Journal. There
is much truth in the saying that local
newspaper is like wise-every man
should have one Of his own. Try it for a
year, and if you don't get much more
than five dollars worth Of information
from its columns, we will refund the
amount Of subscription.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-09-07

A FEATURE OF The
superiority of Whites Prairie Flower for
diseases of the Stomach, Liver and Blood
consists in its uniting harmoniously with
inc gastric juice, Strengthening and en-
aollng it at once to dissolve the food. If
the gastric juice is weak the food ferments
giving rise to sour stomach, sick head
ache, burning in the pit of the stomach,
The patient also suffering from insufficient
nutrition. 1t aids the Liver, over which
1t has specific power, in filtering impur-
iiics from the blood. It's action on the
kidneys is likewise salutary, increasing
the secretions. AS n blood purifier, by
cnriching the chyle, it is without peer,
curing some of the most obstinate and
long standing cases on record. 1t is
Pronounced by one and all The Great
Blood and Liver Panacea. Price 25cts.
ana 'octs. aug1.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-09-07

MINING on COFFEE CsEEK.- While
At Trinity Center last week we had the
pleasure of meeting Capt. l. I. @. NASH
John Lacroze and A. G. Gallan, gentle
men connected with the Nash Deep
Gravel Gold Mining Company. From
them we learned that the Company has
located some valuable mining land near
the head of Coffee Creek, in the vicinity
of Union Lake, and have done consider
able work towards its development. At
the present nothing is ber G done in their
mines, owing to protest having been
fled in the Land Office in Shasta to their
application for patent. When this is
decided the company will resume opera
tions.
Mr.. T. II. Blythe, of San Francisco,
has eight men at work on his Coffee
Creek ditch who have been at it since
the 10Th of May. Should prospects war
rant it, it is probable Mr.. Blythe Will
crowd his ditch to completion another
season.
e. r. Smith s. Co., on Morrison
Gulch, and Pete Tinkham s. Co., near
the mouth OF the creek, have done well
this season. JOHN Dsck & Co. are al
work on tho East Fork Of Coffee Greek
with encouraging prospects.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-09-07

various causes-advancing years, care,
sickness, disappointment, and hereditary pre-
and either of them inclines it to shed prema-
turely. AYERS HAIR NIGOR will restore faded
or gray, light and red hair to II rich brown or
deep black, as may be desired. 1t soltens and
cleanses the scalp, giving it a healthy action,
BY its use falling hair is checked, and new
growth will be produced in all eases where the
lollicles are not destroyed or glands decayed.-
Its effects are beautifully shown on brashy
weak or sicKly hair, to which n few applica-
tions will produce the gloss and freshness of
youth. Harmless and sure in its operation
il is Incompatible as n dressing, and is espe-
ciaily valued for the soft lustre and richness
of tone it imparts, 1t contains neither oil nor
dye: and will not soil or color white cambric :;
yot it lasts long on the hair, and keeps il fresh
and vigorous For SALEBY ALL DEALERS.