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Congress and the Country.

The adjournment OF Congress is happy
event. The body has done much good and
has failed to pass some most desirable mea-
surcs. But as it approached its END it grew
more and moro impractical. and the session
could not be prolonged 20 the public ad'
vantage.
The RECOMMENDATION OF silver was mea'
sure most valuable. The stoppaSe OF the
curtailment OF the grccnback circulation IS
another act that entities Congress to praise.
1t is to lie regretted that the Senate's amend
ment providing Tor the payment OF import
duties in greenbacks failed. The Govern
ment ought to receive its own paper for all
debts due TO it.
The attempt to repeal the resumption act
failed, and the country may be glad OF it.
The RECOMMENDATION OF silver, the stoppage
OF the curtailment OF greenbacks, and the
loan Of $50. 100000 effected by the Govern
mcnt, exclude the remotest idea OF embar-
rassment from resumption. The country
never was Mt any previous time in such an
admirable financial condition. 1t is ready
TO resume. Resumption will assuredly re-
store confidence: and with the best paper
currency we ever had-With peace and trust
prevailing all over the land-what in The
world can hinder the achievement OF gene
raj comfort, prosperity, and contentment!
Can any man doubt that such timeis near
As well doubt that we inhablt the most
richly-endowed part of the habitable glooe.
1t is impossible for man SO to prevent the
natural blessings we enjoy as to deprive
himself of the benefits that must come from
that state OF political serenity and financial
order that we plainly foresee near at hand.
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DEATHS.

Died, on the 10Th OF June. at Pleasant Valley
Depot, Rockingham county, Va, LOUIS FL. AL
LEN, formerly OF Richmond, in the twenty-ninth
year OF his ase.
Columbus tGa) and Lynehburg (ya) paper:
please copy
Died, In Manchester, at 81 p. NJ, 10th instant
ADER, daughter Of Isaac aud Martha Kahn; aged
two months and nine days.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family ore
invited to attend her funeral from the residence OF
her rather, upper Hull street, THIS Thursday,
AFTERNOON at 4 O'Clock. s.s3s*
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99.CEST STORE

RECEIVED AT TIE
90-CENT STORE:
IL dozen SELF-RlGHrlNG TlN-ttHPN''''..'
In four colors, al o9c. pair
:, dozcu handsome LAVA GUsPAD0I'|>'''
pair;
so l0xl4 MIRRORS ~ SOC;
3 dozen I.AP-BOARDS At 92c.
8 dozen new FOLDING LN-BoAi''' -
/ dozen WALNUT wRrrlNG-pE>N9 ~ s' ',,,,.
10 dozen SOLID GOLD warranted F''''
PIN-BADGES OF any order !" E''"''''
dozen ALL-LEATuER SATC!lEi. e--''-'s'
10, II, l5-at 99c.;
10 dozen YALISES, 16 and Is irch, 81 90''' -,
4 large invoice OF LADlES'and MISSES ~ =,
P0RTs-all sizes, from IL !" "S''
7 ia ladies'. Including the n s!fe$ : ,,.- an
An sizes OF our best EONtD ".N'i
sizes from ) to o.; ,,,,,, g1c.
"a TfIREE-pIS WALNUT HAT-kAo N -
tx CHuDREN's HIGH CHAIRS a.9"S,' ,nu>,s
Our full line LADIES' Nl"li
SKIRTS, CHEMISES, and pkA N''
| / Catalogues mailed free to any address ,...,.
ieII w. A. STEVENS, 500 bfeaa S'''S'
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The New York Times states that the en-
ployes in tie Sub Treasury at New York
have been requested to contribute one per
cent. of their salaries for political purposes.
Being in form OF a request, it.may be un-
derstood that the Presidents order pro-
hibiting the assessments OF ofice-holders
for that object has moderated the form OF
the imposition. The Times makes an ea-s
eeption in the case OF the Office holder in
tho Sub Treasury, arguing that lie, ,ot all
oiiicer hoad efs, should be free from politieal'
influence. geo no reason for the, exs-
{ eepfion. federal d iicc-i oiders should haYet
~ n ss. ss il ~
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TOURNAM ENT.

n MEST AND BALL. fAA
ARRANGEMENTS have been made for q TO UR- lgatfft
NAMENT AND BALL, to take place at G.,ss
Messrs. Davis & Brothers store THUfSDAI she
4th OF july. First prize. one Fine Saddle; second
prize, Bride and Marinsale and the Fourth
uonors ..,,. n
For further particulars call on the comnlitee-D.
M Hanes Davis < Brother, and others.
Tickets at Major a. ". GARBER's aud WAITS
music store. .-z.,- IN
An omnibus will start from Major GARBEn,S oidce
at 3 O'Clock Will arrive In time for the address.
Refreshments on hand. J"2o-coufb
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
aays GREAT SACRIFICE IN
2ss DRY GOODS.
UPWARDS OF $4,000 WORTH OF DRY
GOODS, JUST RECEIVED AT
COHEN BROTHERS,
WILL BE SOLD REGARDLESS OF VALUE

100 pieces WHITE. CORDED LAWNS ut BIC:
so pieces best PRINTED PiQUE CORDS ut 60;
$50 pieces YARD-WIDE PERCALKS, IN the best
designs, NJ 6ac.;
80 pieces elegant quality CHECKED MUSLIN 4,
15c.- reduced from 25c.:
30 pieces YARD-WIDE GRASS LINENS at 8 to
200 pieces WHITE VICTORIA LAWNS at 7kc.
100 pieces at 10c., ut use. reduced from f0c.
SO pieces Of LINEN DES INDIA Mt 20, 20, and
35c.-one half Its value;
DOTTED MUSLIN ut 90 and Csc:
go pieces RICHARDSON'S IRISH LINENS al
f0c-yane Of which Is 60c.:
An extremely large stock > Of f. SWISS T 1
FRENCH NAINSOOKS, and JACoSET CAM
BRTCS:
DAMASSE PIQUE,S, in various patterns, nj lG2sc.,
reduced from 25c.;
Also a large lot of WHITE and COLORED LINEN
LAWNS:
80 pieces OF ToRCHoN aud SMYRNA LACES at
great reduction:
Also, great reduction in lnrge lot of HAMBURG
EMBROIDERY;
10 cases Of FANS, in various qualities and designs
at fully one halt their regular value;
Besides, thousands Of other Goods. Je -
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Ton COMMENCEMENT TIMES.-Earl Gran
Vile speaks and writes twenty languages
with fiuency. Lord John Russell was rep
resented by Lord Palmerston rs saying to a
foreign dipornatist, "Je voudrais 81 je cout-
0,aiS. qeuis lie SuiS S0fTyje can't"
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OLD JoE.-Generat Johnston would be a
much-noticed and, we doubt not, an intiu.
-ential member Of the House, and we hope
that he win be found in the next Congress.
Jsy1ichb,rg Hir9taliar. m.
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Much to our regret our letter giving an
account of the first days proceedings at the
Randolph-Macon College commencement
did not reach us last night. We have made
better arrangements for to-day.
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"a GENEROUS DEEB.-Bif. II. ). Wiles,
who resides on the Chuckatuck road, near
Buptingis, has given a house and one acre
es land fora public scho DOL. Ole SIN.
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a15UsEMESTs

DICHMOND MOZART ASSOCIATION.
The regular weekly soirce will take place at Mo-
Fart Hall THIS Thursday EVENING ut 81
O'Clock. Admission only by membership or invita-
tion-cards, which must be presented at inc door.
Members can obtain inritation-cards on application
at WAITS musIc-store, No. go Main street.
IA 9TH
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OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER OF THE REvESrE.}
RICHMOND, VA, June II, 1878.
A TIORNEYS AT LAW, PHYSICIANS,
ASURGEONS. DENTISTS. MERCHANTS, COM
MISSION MERCHANTS AUCTION EERS. and all
other persons doing business Tor which STATE
LICENSE is required, are hereby notified to pro-
cure their licenses without delay. Safe Licenses
pire on the 3Oth day of April oil each year.
SIost resucct(uy X. Il. MUNFORD.
jcl1-iJyl Commissioner OF Revenue {. X.
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NRAND EXCURSION .-.. fstSLSa5s
.ASsszrsfSsSr
TO
OLD POINT AND NORFOLK
ON TIE
SPLENDID STEAMER ARIEL,

SPIENDIU STEANEN IAtIEI,
by THE
MISSIONARY SOCIETIES OF BROAD-sTREET
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 1878.
Tickets good for nine days. Round trip, 1926
children and servants, 81; no Charge for children
Breakfast and supper on steamer, each. 5oc.; din
ner, Use.
The committee have arranged for board at the Hy.
geia Hotel ut the following low rates Lodging, Toe
Supper and lodging, 81 supper lodging, and break
fast. S1.5U; So per day, $12. so per week.
dric-stores, at A. W. CARRIERS ticket-ofice, or Of
any of the ladies of the church: Also at thetermi-
nus of the strect-raway G.an street, and at the
Persons leaving their names at A. W. CARRIERS,
S26 Main street, will be called for at their resi-
4 N lie l3,l5.1S. 20,22&2i-6t
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go. :1SsEEfaf .EfyTTCES.
~R EADY:MADE LINEN SUITS
FoR LADIES.
THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST STOCK EVER
BROUGHT 10 THIS CITY. -,,-~-.---
spgcrA & ss,rIcEs..,
BRoUGHpTo THIS CITY.

BROUGHT TO THIS CITY. --..,--7---
Having purchased the whole stock Of one OF the
lsrpess manufacturers of LADIES' SUITS In New
York. we offer the following inducements
GRAss-eLoTH ovERsKIRTs and BAsQUEs,
elegantly brSidod, at s1.25 worth So:
LINEN ovERsKIRTs and BAsQUEs at $3.50
worth $3.50;
LIEN ovERsKrRTs and BAsQUEs at 80 worth
s4.25;.
LINEN ovERsKIRTs and BAsQUEs at 1926
worth 1916;
LINEN ovERsKIRTs and BAsQUEs at $3.50
worth So;
LINEN ovERsKIRTs and JACKETS at "a worth
$3.50;
LINEN ovERsKlRTs and BAsQUEs at $3.50
worth $3.50;
LINEN ovERsKIRTs and BAsoUEs at IS worth
81;
LINEN ovERsKIRTs and DAsQUEs at Sc worth
$3.50;
LINEN ovERsKlRTs aud DAsoUE&t 81 worth
$40;
LINEN sUITs-Skirt, Ovczskirt, and Gasaue-at
$3.50, would be cheap at 50;
LINEN SKIRT, OVERSIGHT, and BASQUE at
S4-would be cheap at So;
LINEN SKIRT, OVERSIGHT, and BASQUE at
s450-would be cheap at $3.50;
LINEN SKIRT, OVERSIGHT. and BASQUE at
$5-would be cheap at 81;
LINEN skirt, OVERSIGHT, and BASQUE at
s5.5O-would be cheap al $50;
LINEN SKIRT, OVERSIGHT, and BASQUE at
.6-would be cheap ct rs;
LINEN SKIRT, ovEESKIRT, and BASQUE al
S7-would be cheap at 50;
Also, ELEGANT THREE-PIECE LINEN SUITS
for ladies ut $3.50, So, and so;
LINEN ULsTERs AND BUSTERS very cheap.
The prices of all the above SUITS have been OK
ed extremely low, so rs 10 effect speedy sales.
Those In want should call at once ut
LEVY BROTHERS.
Look at our CHEAP TOWELS. ja 10.
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TALLED MEETING

RICHMOND, FREp'G AND POTOMAC r. r.
CoMPANY's OFFICE.
RICHMOND, VA. June l, 1873.
The Beard Of Directors of this company having
been requested BY sufficient number OF st0okhold-
crs To- call general meeting Of Its stockholders In
conformity with the bylaws the company, notice
Is hereby given that general meeting Of stock.
holders will be held on TUESDAY the % day or
July. 1878, at II o'clock A. NJ.
nv order of the Board of Directors.
je Ltd J. B. WINSTON, Secretary.
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COMMENCEMENT EXERCISE.
CITY TANES.

CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE,l
RICHMOND. June l. 1878.
EtITY TAXES, 1878.
This Office will be open daily from O'Clock 4. NJ.
to O'Clock Z. ~, from the 18th 10 the 30th day Of
June. inclusive, for the purpose OF receiving from
any pcrson charged with
CITY TANES-REAL AND PERSONAL,
the whole one half OF the amount OF tax charged,
and that TEN PER CENT. viii he added To the
amount of tax charged In every where the party
assessed shall fail 10 pay the whole or one hall with
in the time limited.
The Collector respectfully requests all persons
having three or more bills to leave list OF the same
rs carly as possible n this eicc, Sat the bills may
be gotten together, and, if desired, half receipts
made ont. y. Il. WOODSON,
lie l-tJe30 Collector.
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~ COHEN BROTHERS HAVE JUST
closed out the entire balance OF LADIES LINEN
SUITS OF one OF the most extensive manufacturers
| in New York.
FULL SUITS (three pecss) at from S1.35 up:
| The largest stock of LINEN SUITS ever exhibited
in this city. and at fully one half their cost to
manufacture. 1e ID
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UNDERTAKINGS.
Cf1ILDREN,s CARRIAGES.

JOHN DOES, I'll AND 713 MAIN
u STREET, between Seventh and Eighth, manu-
factIIrer and dealer In CtIILDREN'S CARRIAGES.
Now on hand, the largest collection of Childrcn's
Carriages exhibited In the city, from S6.o0 up
VIII sell low for cash, on instruments. Old ear
rlages taken In exchange. Repairing speciality.
Call on JOHN DOES. II Will repay you.
lie 7-eodlm
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TRY GOODS! DRY GOODS!
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
DRY GOODS AT BOTTOM PRICES.
no liUMBCG.

BROWNE & ROWE are prepared 10 offer a full
line of SUMMER DRY GOODS. FANCY GOODS
&c, ut rs low prices rs any legitimate housc In tie
city. They make no prctens0ns Of selling some
staple and wcll-inown goods AT AND RELOw 90. r
and making up the loss other good, not 50 well
known: but they hope by strict Integrity an! fair
to retain customers those who have hcrctoror,
kindly favored them.
i'm Victoria Lawns. Swiss Musnc. AMI Other
White Goods we can oller some special bargains.
Beautiful Lawns and other Dress Goods
Parasols! Paraso!s. cheaper than ever.
The prett"st SIC. ReaChed Cotton In the ci,r
aud all other goods In proportion, =: the Cheap Dry
Goods Store Of
NV 30-eOd BROWN & POW
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ROCKS. STATIONERY. sc.

A CTS OF ASSEMBLY lS77-s'
Just published and for sale by
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
ACTS OF ASSEMBLY, lS77-S. BY mail, 3l.9o.
CRIMINAL PROCEEDING, 1878. Fly mail,
SLIGO; same interviewed, $2.40.
MATTHEWS'S VIRGINIA CRIMINAL LAW,
1878. by mail, Sc. jclS-d&w
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GE,0CMENY. GLASSWARE. xr.

StEASONABLE GOODS.
-
FEATHER FLT-BRESIlES,
WATER-COOLERS,
PEERLESS FEI-TRAPS,
REERIGERATOES OF the best makes. and war
r.ntcd to give satisfacton;
GCOCUS ICE-CnEAM FREEZERS. the best that
arc made
MRS kNUX'S IMPROVED F.UTlNG-MA-
CHIMES;
SELT-SEALINUi TECIT-JARS;
with Z full line o. CHINA and GLASSWARE ii
very low figures. r.. i. TAYLOR,
mv2I l0ll Main street.
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BROWNE & R0WE-
II 81 L. MITTELDORFER.

n & Z. MITTELDORFEK.
~. J27 BROAD STREET.
have received another Invoice OF bargains from New
York auctions. All kinds Of WHITE GOODS Ilr
commcneemcnts: FRENCH ORGANIZES one AMI
half yards wide At 2Jc. worth SOC; vICTORI \
LAWNS. STRIPED ORGANIZES. CHECKED
and STRIPED SAlSSOOK. SWlSSES. &c. &r.
FASS.-A large stock bought Al auction 10 l.. ~ylL
1T 25c. or the dollar.
5000 yards best PRINTS ut ST.: 100 pieces
CORDED PlQuE At Csc. worth Zoe: 30 pieces
G0LDREn Plt(DE a. &c: worm rs: YARD
10c.; BEEACHED COTTONS from &c. Ia ! lc. per
yard-al the popular brands. DRESS G0OlS-all
The latest STYLES and novelties. TRlmMiEG-SILkS,
RIBBONS. and BUTTONS Ia match: HOSIERY,
GLOVES. and UNDERWEAR for ladies arh gentle
men at extremely low prices; LINENS and GAS>I-
hERES for mems and boys wcar--wc have gr,a.
bargains. RED-CHECK MATING n lG'c. worth
2Jc.; WHITE MhTrINt; NJ Sc. worth 3Uc. Give
us enll. ID. 4 l.. NlTILlDDRtFR.
f. J-tJyl7
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PROFESSIONAL

PROFESSIONAL.
JUDGE s. C. Redo. WILLIAM ELLYSON.
DEDD 81 ELLYSON,
lo ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
l1O3 MAIN STREET lover Thos. Il. Price 4 CO.'S,
practice In all the courts In Richmond and tue
courts Of Hanover Hcnrico, Caroline, aud Chester
field.
Collection Of claims and mercantile law a spe-
clalty. my 23-Th3m
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| commend IL IL Il most rIi""bi' agent IN W.
pcpsin, especially that form accompanied 20: h'll
rrlictations. | have witnessed iaoH "ty'ln"i,
ca,r-one that resisted tile Whole m0t'r'F mr''r'.
II MS 4 Frl1fugr ". ALLEN, VI. j..
Luxembourg Courthouse, March 80. ISIS.
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noon. ~ g9 @ss3Tg re 1e 2H-1tFeS
MASONIC NOTICE.-Tbe officers q 4
.Ixl and member of JOPpA LODGE, No. Xxx
40. A. 7. M. arc requested 70 meet 10 !oaRe-n "
NOON, 20tit Instant, mt 8 o'clnrk. for the purpose
ofassisting, Most Wnrshipful BEyERITR. WELL
cnrncr-stonc 81 the DUNCAN MEMORIAL
CHAPEL, in Ashland, Va. The. officers and menu
bers Of the other lodges of the city are cordially in-
ylted to unite with us.
by order OF the WcrshipfuI Master.
w. D. RIDDICK, Secretary.
JUNE 90, A. l.. 5S7S, A. ID. 1873. je 20-1t*
A NNUAL SIEETING.-The seventh an
IA nual meeting OF STOCKHOLDERS or the
RICHMOND PAPER-MANuFACTURI COM
PANY will be held at the office of the company.
No. 1909 Main street. on THURSDAY the goth OF
Juno, instant, at 8 o'cloekP. III.
JOHN II. MONTAGUE, President.
II. W. LUBBOCK. Secretary. ja 1C.td
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MvIFrTT sNssE;;

rTs1E CHILDREN OFaTHE pREsBY-
is TERRAIN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 8OT RICH
MOND win meet In Che lecture room OF The Second
PreslyterIan church THE and SATURDAY, an
be stlng at the anniyersnry on next Sabbath after
noon - 1--'S .1sEI je 21-1t<E
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vfETGS. asEE1.sSEs, .&r.

FfNTES. fsE.F3tgtIr, 40.
| RICHARDSON'S
LOCAL. AN.E%THiSN
AND
ATOAIIZ!EG APPARATUS.
with hard rubber pipes aud pIpes adapted % cracn
the nasal and larYn@cal passage.
(NDIA-HCBBER IIOT-WATEE anl ICE-WA
TER BAGS.
For sale hy Il. BLAIR, Druggist,
ieoO corner Of BROAD and Ninth street
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POLK MILLER & CO., Drn@Ii-s. c"rn"- II
Ninth aud Main streets, Sole Agents.
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yNO DYSPEPTICS.

TE'O DYSPEPTICS.
The LUNEEBURG LITliIA WATER j. oHcrc'i
YOU NJ u remedy OF unquCstomah!e value In Tie
treatment of Dyspepsia IN is various forms. We
have 1t on draught, for sale In any quantity, at 81
cents per gallon. In recommending this Water 10
our patrons We speak not only from our personal
knowledge of cures effected By lis use, but "n tin'
testimony OF physicians Of high standing. Read the
subjoined certificates:
Nessrs. POk Niticr & CD.:
Gentemcu,-I have USED III" " LENENBCR'
LITIIIA WATER " with dccii.d bcIuE III several
cases OF Dyspepsia and Indigestion occurring hnth
In adults and children. In on" case especially,
where indigestion was accompanied by hsIddris,
the result was something WdrrsIion8. Doubtless,
when better known IL the faculty, THIS Water Tiil
acquire high rank among the medicinal spring III
Virginia. I'D. i. KOBlESo". VI. -.
Richmond .Imnn Z. ls7-.
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MT GREAT REDUCTION IN DRESS

So pieces BLACK GRENAnINFs; from exc. &
75c. Call and see our GRESt,lSES, as w
are Offering some special bargain IL them.
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The prices of all the above SUITS have been OK
ed extremely low so rs 20 effect speedy sales.
Those In want should call at once ut
LEVY BROTHERS.
Look at our CHEAP TOWELS. jo19.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-08-15

Mr.. RUFUs HATCH is a fresh Hlustra-
ton of the vicissitudes of Wall street.
Some few months ago he failed for the
paltry sum of $4,000. After having
settled with his creditors, he was read.
United to the board, and is estimated to
be worth to-day quarter of million
Of dollars, almost the whole of which
he made in the Granger stocks, bulIing
them at the lowest and caring them at
the highest figures.
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1t is charged that the Il cord; the
new Democratic paper at Reno, was
started With money supplied by Mr..
Hagermao. the Democratic sspirant to
the Governorship. If the charge is
founded'in fact. Mr.. Hegerman does
not deserve % b. elected No man
who publishes a. paper to further his
private interests is fit to hold public Of
fice.,
The above we ind in the Lyon Coun-
~ Times, . Republican journal pub
lished at Silver City. Mr.. Hager.
man. was. in Winnemucca at the time
the Reno Journal announced that II.
A. Waldo & Co. intended to commence
the publication of Democratic paper
in that town. We asked him if such
was the fact. He replied that he had
been informed that movement was on
foot for that purpose, but he gave the
persons interested in it no encourage.
ment. Mr.. Hagerman went from this
place to Eureka. and about the time be
returned to Reno the Record made its
appearance. Since then that journal
has emphatically denied that Hagerman
has anything to do with it. or assisted
it in any way. except by legitimately
advertising his business 10 its columns.
as many Republicans were doing. This
ought to be sufficient to. satisfy the
Times that the charge that the Record
was started by Hagernan to further his
aspirations to the Governorship. is
false.
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IrrisS an. odd spectacle to. witness
scores of women, doing. the work of
Tongshoremen on the wharves of St.
Johns. Newfoundland. When, the
time arrives for. vessels from Seuthesn
Europe. Brazil, West Indies. and else.
where. to take aboard their caxgoes of
salt codj herring. &C.. fles of buxom
females. with tucked-up gowns, barred
arms and coarse bsogans, may be seen
along the wharvess carrying fat bar
rows of fish to and fros Each barrow
has four handles. and. H. borne By two
women. They, perform the same labor
as men of this business, but their pay
is Inferior In fact. they seem to work
more arduousiy than their, male Co.
operators. and continue 20 do 40 the
same number of hours. Women also
go on the summer voyage 4" to La
brador, and act severally in the capac-
tiles OF splitters. 30 '-salters," and
headers"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-08-15
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR

We learn from the Eureka Sentinel
hat q correspondent of the Carson
fsi60ns. signing himself "Humboldt. I"
warmly endorses Edwin BIennerhasssts,
ibrmerly Of thisoountY forthe Demo.
cratic nomination for Lieutenant Gov.
sxnos. Mr.. Blennerhassstt has many
friends in humboldt who would be
pleased to support him for. that or any
sther position on the State ticket. 1t
y his misfortune, however. to- hail
&om South, Caroline. and though Re.
publicsns in that State have barred the
bloody shirt and sndorsed Wade Hamp.
son for Governor, there are Democrats
IN Nevada who think it unwiss and i'm.
polite 70 have ticket this.ysar made
ap exclusively Of men from the south
aide of Mason g. Dixon's line, as was
the case two years ago. Il creates q
prejudice. which Republicans used to
advantage then. and undoubtedly they
will do so again. il they have a chance.