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Venice never sold the land Of its citizens
to redeem its greenbacks, and no one ever
expected it to do SO, and yet It's paper was
thirty per cent. better than gold. Ii 1t had
called on the land and other property at all,
it would have been in the shape of taxation.
And so it would be here. Give Us the in
convertible lesa!-tcnder greenback cur
repcy. and we are rid OF that fraud and
Acknowledgements TO pay in gold-and we
too, like Venice. shall have currency bet
ter than gold. Wing.
The Wing is totally ignorant on the sub
iect OF the finances. 1t actually su2poses
that the paper issues Of the Bank Of Venice
were at premium over gold-a statement
which is as credible as that James river is
at higher level ut Richmond than at Lynch
burg, or that stream can rise higher than
its source, The coins that were below par
were weig bed and found short of the stand
ard established by the bank-just as il the
gold coins OF this country, which are also
weighed when transferred in large amounts,
should be found to contain less than 25 $40
grains to the dollar. III this should happen,
the United States Treasurer Wonld pay for
tuClu U4lJ " uat ttisa "a SAdAuoSStAiA
for-not what the face Of the coin demand
ed. Thus we have another proof Of what
real money is. IT IS money that can be
weighed.
We now quote what Henry CAREY
BAIRD. Esq, Of Philadelphia, says on the
point we are discussing:
q Funds once deposited in the bank [of
/ venieeI eoutd not be withdrawn, but were
transferable at the pleasure of their owners
upon ITS books. So thoroughly did the
bank credits become the means tbroughnnd
By which the financial operations of the
j people were conducted that during its en-
B tire existence, with but slight RECEPTIONS,
these credits frere dt q feisiistfe 0vei' coins,
arhich lattsY aosTs E,IlPPEDANLli HORN,
q dsaoels a8 of sas.ioats countries ana sisscer.
gfaf's rdiAes. & us I'd: IS.
Let us hear 10 nore al the statc CEMENT that
FenetIan ban k.notes were at q premium
: over gold.
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BLAcKwooD. have received from
Messrs. WooDBoUsE 81 PARHAM BlQckacood
for August. 1t has leader on Prince Bis
MARcK. 1t has also an interesting arli-
Gle upon the late Miss CUsHMAN, toge-
ther with other articles on topics CT
current character. BtackUood closes with
its standing dish Of months past, the
Eastern question, under the title OF g The
Treaties Of Peace" Btacie1oood is faith
fully tory. biindly defending all gov
ernment errors; but it had never more
troublesome task than that OF standing by
all Of BEAcoSsFIELp's dogmatical impul-
siyeness. Europe has bloody fighting to
enforce the Berlin settlement. Country con-
quered by Russia is transferred to o de-
tested nation that has to conquer it over
again, and that to crafty Eugland's ieal-
ousy and greed. Sad are those Turkish
proytnces that are rescued from hated rule
only to be transferred to another, il posi-
BILE, more hated. The continental nations
will hay 9 to consider their interests upon a
wiser and holder scale. They have been
long the victims Of English strategy, and
they cannot themselves be free and inde-
pendent until they repudiate that.
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THE YELLOWSTONE PARK.-Lieutcnant
DoANE, of the, Second cavalry, has made
report relating to the condition of the Vel
lowstone Park, which has been set apart
by act OF Congress as the place OF recrea'
ton for the nation. 1t is upon a large scale,
and requires some attention to preserve
those features which are considered most
attractive. Lieutenant DoANE was sent to
view it and report upon it. His report,
passing through the red-tape line, finally
reached General SHERMAN. Lieutenant
DoANE states that there has been much in
Jury done the Park. He says the game
which was plentiful al first, has been greatly
diminished by hunters and trappers, and
that the geysers and curiosities have been
mutilated and disfgured. He suggests
military guard and the exercise OF arbitrary
power over the ground as essential to pro-
tect the property.
General SHERMAN evidently has no en-.
thusastic sentiments about the Park, and
threw wet blanket over Lieutenant
DoANE's report By the following endorse
ment:
"Copgress has in charge the Yellowstone
Park, and has appointed keeper. The
troops have enough to do without guarding
it. The public cannot carry away the gey-
sers, the.only real objects of national Curl
osity. New ircrustations form each year,
and are OF no real value"
And Secretary MCCRARY adds the follow
ing:
''The Secretary OF War concurs with
General Sherman"
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90-CENT STORE.
CLEARING-OUr SALE AT TIE
99-CENT STORE.

we offer Toll ET-SETS at soc, Toe, 99c., $50,
50:
VASES at SOC. 75c 99c., $50 sl.9S pair;
LAVA VASES ut Soc. 99c., $3.50, 81.9S. $3.50
pair;
Elegant yERMILLION CUSPADOEES, with gilt
decorai ions, al 99c. piece;
A dozen STYLES of LAVA and TIN CCSPADORES
NJ 99c. pair;
4 beautiful line Of LAVA and TERRA-COTTA
BUSTS and FIGURES at 99c. Il ni ce;
Handsome tLOWER.POT FIGURES at 99c.;
A beautiful assortment OF GENUINE MAJOLICA.
in Vases, FIower-Pots, CardStands, Bread
Plates, Su..Plaies. &C, &C., &c.;
4 VERY choice line Of SMOKING SETS and TOBAC-
C0-BOXES In Lava, Gilt. Frosted and Gold,
Marmour, &C.. &C.;
A full assortment OF LUNCH and WORKERS.
kETS;
All sizes In S!ATCHELS and VALISES.
We will sell ut PRIME NEW YORK COST, or
less all our TOWEL HOSIERY. SOCKS. HAND
KERCHiEFS. LINEN COLLARS. CUFFS, La
DIES UNDERWEAR. &c. We want ~ clear this
line OF goods olr, and tile price is not so much AL
W. A. STEVENS.
ouol sos Broad street.
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That remarkable and most persi>tently
fussy and irrepressible marplot, Governor
HENRY S. FooTE, presided over the Republi-
can State Convention just assembled in
Tennessee. There are few men who have
made more fuss and done less good. He
will continue to be a persevering busy
BODY as long as he is able to talk.
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MOURNING GOODS:
2Oc BLACK ALPACA reduced to 12Ec.;
4Oc BLACK ALPACA reduced to 25c.;
SOC. BLACK MOHAIR reduced to 35c.;
75c BLACK MOHAIR reduced to Soc.
s1.25 BLACK CASHMERE reduced TO S7,sc.:
81 HUBIN's) BLACK CASHMERE reduced to
75c.;
75c. BLACK CASHMERE fall WOOL reduced to
5Oc.
We have full line OF
MOURNING GOODS,
| such as BOMBAZINE, TAMISE. HENRIETTA,
and GRAPE CLOTHS, at bottom prices. Don't
buy any Mourning Goods before you look at SYCLE
BROTHERS..
A new LOT Of BLACK SILKS.
SI.75 BLACK SILK reduced b 81;
1925 BLACK SILK reduced to 1925;
| 50. so BLACK SILK reduced to $3.50;
| The best lot of BLACK SILKS in the world;
| A full line OF COLORED SILKS, for dresses and
| trimming, from SOC. 10 81;
20 pieces more of BUNTING ut 12ac., real value
CSC;
FRENCH PIQUES at 1916. worth 40c.
HAMBURG EDGE AND INSERTING.
We will open an entire stock next week. The bal
ancc of Edging will be closed out 1T prime cost, To
| make room for the new stock.
LADIES' and CHILDREN'S HOSE IN hundreds OF
different styles:
LADIES' EXTRA-SIZE HOSE, 12&c.;
900 pairs STRIPED HOSE 1T l0c.. real valne
2jc.:
Three pair r EGULARMADEH HOSE for 5ct.;
Three mi, GOOD HOSE for 2J,.;
Four pair EXCELLENT HOSE for 25c.:
LADIES UNDERWEAR in great variety, from tue
lowest to the finest;
500 BATI-TOWELS from 10 10 25c.;
25 Of those at 75c. reduced to csc;
$50 more lICCK LINEN TOWELS at csc:
1000 GENfLEMEN'S Il NE y HANDhEk'
CHIEFS ut Ike worth 2jc.;
| 500 LADIES LINEN HhSDkERClilEESa 1t G':c.
worth l2l:c.:
REAL ENGLISH HALF-lIOSE. 23c.
Good HALF-HOSF. I2bc.;
l LOCO pairs HALF-lin*E at SC. per pair;
800 boxes NECk-RUFFLING from 10 10 25c.;
1000 CORSErS, ranging from soc. 20 500:
800 CORK CORSETS; one of the easiest aud best
fitting cor,ets for 1eshy people, anu recommend
cd very highly by the medical faculty;
WHITE and COLORED TABLE-CLOIllS, rang
ing from 37l.c. 10 $50 per yard:
| Tie best TABLE-CLOTfIS at 37!sc. IN Richmond ;
go dozen NAPKINS from 75c. to $3.50;
CASSiMERES, TWEEDS. and JEANS for gentle
mems and boys wear at the lowest prices;
4 full line o. LACE CURTAINS and WINDOW
SHADES mt reduced prices:
5Oe CHINESE MATING reduced TO 25c.;
SOC CHINESE MATING reduced To Zoe;
We will open full line OF CARPETS during Sep
tcmhcr.
We nave full liue in every department, such as
you will find in any hrst-class store.
Thousands of other goods too numerous 10 men-
ticn for want of space.
Persons Wishing SAMPLES will please send post
agp. SYCLE BROTHERS,
81 Broad street.
an % between Third and Fourth streets.
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Senator BLAINE promises to go.to North
Carolina to help out the Republicans there
in at least one congressional district. How
would it do to send RAN. TUCKER down
there to meet him?
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RICHMOND, FRED'G AND POTOMAC u. X. Co..
SECRETARYS OFFICE. I
RICHMOND. VA, August 20, 1878.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a
~ CALLED MEETING Of the stockholders of
this company will he held IT lis Gicc iii the city OF
Richmond. Va, on FRIDAY, September 20, 1878,
al IL O'Clock. \. NJ.
BY order of The Board of Directors
j. i. WINSTON.
all 2O-td Secretary.
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DEATHS.

Died at his residence, in Henric6 county. on the
18th Of June. 1878, WILLIAM s. PRIME, In the
seventy.tirst year OF his age.
Died. on The Sd of july, Slrs. A. l.. PRIME, rellct
Of the late W. s. Prime; aged sixty-ive years.
New York, Philadelphia, aud Norfolk papers
nleaSn CODY.
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NJ GRACE-STREET 2 r z B T f
RAN misunderstanding by the Rev. WILLIAM
i. BISHOP, of Ashland, at p. II. No morning
service.
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N1" E n T E n a r Y METHODIST
CHURCH.-Rcv. Er. SLEDD. the pastor Of the
church, having returned to the city, will preach on
SUNDAY ut II A. NJ. and p. II.
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MI SECOND Pr e s B Y T e r A n
CHURCH. Rev. Dr. j. e. JETER at l A. u. No
service In The afternoon.
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1t is useless to try to drive an idea into a
cymblin.- Wing.
We thank you for the warning; never
theless, we shall continue our efforts i'll that
direction,
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NIT ST. ANDREWS CHURCu.-Morn-
Ing service and celebration of Holy Communion at
Ii O'Clock.
ST. PAUL'S CIIURCH-No morning service.
Service al Sill 2. VI.
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Bradley johnson, who robbed the State
OF $3.50, 1000. would probably be selected for
receiver, rs he is the best financial man. -
Senator Pdups speech at RocEiagh ham
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Mt SIDNEY BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. !. T. WALLACE at IL A. NJ. and 81 z. NJ.
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nn THIRD BYTERIAN
CHURCH.-Rev. J. X. HAzEN will preacll.at IL
A. NJ; Rev. Or. GARLICK At 81 z. III.
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SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH Corner
Main and Sixth streets. REV. HENRY MCDONALD,
d. D., will preach on SUNDAY ut IL \. II. No
services 1T night.
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M TRINITY METHODIST EP1SCO-
PAL CHURCII.--1hc pastor having returned, reg
uar services will he held at Ii a. NJ and 81 p. N.
Young mems praycr-lneeting at So 7. NJ.
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MEETaNGS.

SsEERlHaHSs $1,000.
RICHMOND, VA, August 21, 1878.
MASONIC NOTICE.-We, the I'M q ~
lfl dcrsigncd representatives of the differ Xxx
ent Masonic Lodges In Iii city. request that ~
MASS-MEETING Of THE MASDSS OF RICH.
3IOND be held ut 81. Albans Hall. corner OF ihri
and Main streets, on MONDAY EVENING at :
O'Clock, to devise for ral>ing funds Tor tue re-
lief of yelow-ievcr sufferers In the South.
GEORGE W. POE. Master l.. L. NO. 3:
GEORGE L. BIDGODD, Master No. 10;
MOSES HUTILER. Muster No. II;
GEORGE A. HUNlLEf. Master Z. T. No. 80
W. w. SLOWER. Master No. 40;
r. II. FISHER, Master No. 81:
ROBERT CARRCTHERS, Master No. 53.
21-2t
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ri BROAD-STREET METHODIST
CHURCU.-Thc pastor. Rev. S. a. STEEL. having
returned 10 the city, will preach ii: IL y. NJ. and
= Il
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~FlRsT PRESBY TERIA N
CHURCH.-Rev. WILLIAM F. BISHOP, OF Ashland,
will preach at II A. M No services at night.
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Ny SEVENTH-sTRE CHRISTIAN
Notwithstanding at IL "A. NJ. by Rev. L. l..
POWELL, OF Missouri. No services at night
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embraced withdrawal OF the offensive fan-
guage; whereupon the original question Wns
answered.
Adjourned.
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DROWSE L. ROWE,
- 5Q7 BROAD STREET,
ncAt 10 soc. store.
NEW STORE! NEW GOODS.
We Oder extraordinary bargains In
DRESS GOODS, tASSlMEEE$.
BROWN aud BI.EACIiED CDTIoN~.
SIIEETISGS. TOWELS, ami NAPKINS.
4 full line Of NOTIONS ard FANCY GOODS.
WHITE GOODS u Speciality.
Having purchased these good, lar i'"l"" III" mar
kc, value We invite old customer, and 'tir pun
lie generally to call early ana ,c:Ggr the 2fc'sI
bargains OF the season. AT
BROWNE Z E0WE,>
Popular Dry.G"od, iioH'c'
M 5-COd 1o' hF"'" S'''''.
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1000 PAIRS OF BLANKETS,

ESQ pieces RED. WHITE, and CoLORED FLAN-
EElS ranging from l2Hc. to 81 per yard;
Good ALL-WOOL FLANNEL only zoe. PER yard;
Extra wide FLANNEL only 35c.;
$50 pieces CANTON FLANNEL at all prices;
$50 pieces GINGHAM from to loo. per yard;
$50 more of those UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS at
S0c.;
400 more of those UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS
at 81;
$50 more of those UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS at
Soc;
175 pieces of CHEvIOT, suitable for Laborins
Shirts. from to l2Ec.
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t,ssS' eitsi>.bS.
NOR BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
GO TO

l.. LICHTENsTE1N & SONS,
CORNER SEVENTEENTH AND FRANKLIN
STREETS.
where YOU VIII always find complete assortment Of
CALICOES, GlEGUANS. BED-TI,hS,
BiEhCHED and UNHi.EAt!iED t"TlpN>,
all grades and all widths:
DRESS GOODS.
TAf;LE-DA,IASk IN great variety.
GHfviOTS, KENTUCKY JEANS,
CAS>IMERES. SC. &c.:
al Of which they are ceiling al extraordinary l""
prices. l.. LICHTENsTEI$ & Sons,
corner Sevrntccn,h and Franklin >tr,"'S.
Their ENLAUNDRIkD SHIRTS al 73'. il'i'c
all who try them. al u
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BANK OF NCHroSD.
T.. W. pICSRELL. Fro ideAi.
y Il. SNEAD. Cashier.

DEPOSITS Of one dt,lac and upwards 'ec''S' "-
ak per cent allowed GA deposits. ,,,,,,, vo,,c,.
nanosits received sab,ect 10 cGecs. without Sosl-s
pd allow,,, on same II not SACKED on h''''
T,nsnt,y fhan I az or three times a week. .
Interest on al deposits TO cefamehce 'ea @N'-
after date of dcporf. .,,,., " I'll 3
O'CLOCK Z. Az IN" Oh 'A'NA",S ic SS-sod
III
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MrREY. MIR. BONDHEIM, Of Colun

bus, Ohio, Will deliver lecture THIS MORNING at
the Elcventh-Street s, nagogue. Services commence
ut 10 O'Clock.
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE.
The following sums of money will be LOANED
ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY tlrst morlgase)
IN the city of Riehmoud: $4,000, $4,000, $500,
81 800, s1,0G0: II the security Is first class The
money will be loared at low rate OF Interest charges
moderale FRANK b. HILL,
Zeal Estate Broker and Age,ioneer,
au 22-eoI.3t lloS Main street.
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WINES. LIQUORS. &c.

DILEY (AUGUSTA). NHiSkEY-
first pr emium whenevc r exhibited ut State Fair !;
BJCKNER tKEINTUCki3 WHIsKEY, r.
four years old, at $3.50 per gallon tuneauaIed ia
the city}, ut ~
n1 CHRISTIAN 8 WHITES
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.5sr,EECIlAa NOTICES.
Ey sYCLE BROTHERS.
sYCLE BROTHERS

sYCLE BROTHERS
are now receiving NEW GOODS daily; viii open
new goods daily from now until 1eth of September.
We just opened
1000 PAIRS OF BLANKETS,
from 81 to $3.50. The goods were bought lately at
the auction sales. Paroles Wishing Blankets should
supply themselves before cold weather, and examine
them before purchasing elsewhere.
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PROPOSALS..

CoMMoNw guln or NlsdtStA't
LAND oft'tEk.
RICHMOND, August ~. lo's'
~r,,rD PROPOSALS will be received
.,tid,,.., ,,r E,TRNl.HiNti fHE CArit1..,
EriY. Ding AND STATE COURTHOUSE WA"
COAT. Tor the cn,pinS winter 800, ,,,r.
ahnnt 10 tons VIII l.. ASH sSN Noh'''
shout is TONS RhD-ASil STOVE toai-'
anouI 5 tons Nut coal; .,,,>rrOI-
IboHr SO tons WEST VIRGINIA stL'Nh '''''
| LUMP. 80, \, ~ ~ q hest orallty,
screened OF 1000 pounus I" the soi' 10 DC m need.
| In such quantities and III sNeh ''H''~e - "'''
| ed. ., = ,rrpO,Y the 2itA
Sna r1ht n ~ teet any or all bills reserved:
| Tue rishe W '>!sss "' :. ii. BOSklN,
2o-st superintendent Public tNssVl"s"
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s:sNytS AND EaS,iIHs.


ESTABLISuED 1860.
RASDAl. II. FYOTE, BANKER
10 BROADWAY, NE~ YORK
t,,,o, ,.o, for twelve wears a member at .;=s
York Stuck Exchange aud Ntcr-Pr'ei"'Ht - '.'r'
Board. The hght.t character ana SAp'rS''.rt ~
,yn,r,u,Crd stock, Gold and iphd. a!'n -"
"n.ra., "rh a. stra,ItilcS.> puts. and " ta'!H
on Iar.c or small amount. O,Gsht and SOFA ON ~
lar rn,nwi..D,,S aud mO'ierac.. uiaTfs!i-. tat ~
nth, ~ n street, a,.d stock tables containing
yu,uatr g. formation. u,ai!et oil receipt" at ~
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Total September I, 1860.
Now, it would be Just as fair in us TO count
rs currency all the interest-bearing obiiga-
tions of the Government now outstanding,
which amount to nearly two thousand mil
lions Of dollars. They are all at or above
par, and ANYBODY in the country would be
glad to take them at par. We decline TO &C
cent Mr.. HERDIC as authority. The PatroN
says:
From the report Of the Controller OF tue
Currency we learn that the public deos
reachcd its maximum on the 3lst OF Au-
Gust. 1866. when it amounted TO S2,S4o,-
gO7. 626, Of which there were
Five-per-cent Iegal-tcnder no'es.....S "3,9oa'23o
Compound Interest lesal-teuoer or ooA 7eo
,, 80. notes fepa, Iender>) A33.y 6O.569
T.aa.su ns cnrrenry.. s....... 26,344,742
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80 -,
TIE Kirsiaia Petroa quotes s.a.ensn y
&, 40 ~ AZ urpprc and OF Hon. JoHH j.
Hams to contradict the official statement.
- !, Ms AR YONG. The Chief Of the Bureau OF
! statistics, and one Of The mos. conscientious
gentlemen in the county. Dir. u ARRIs
Know nothing about the subiect. lie y no 70
more qualified 10 discuss such questions
than any other intelligent gentleman who 40
has not a logical mind, nor The Information
needed. Mr.. HERDIc confesses sabstan-
italy that he knew he was telling false
hood. lie says:
j. At the close Of the war there was out
standing over 81, 700, 600 600 OF iegaEtenaeI,
paper.money. This sciA, 1 isno,o, DC den, e :
bY those ,oho ta0or the co1trdctson 2J - me
c1rrencu, the retirement Of the grecnpacks,
and the resumption OF specie-Payments. iet
if cost the people what it may neVerlne-
less it is true.'
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III UNDERWEAR FOR LADIES'
We are now manufacturing Il lag.r stock Of IN
DERWEAR for LaGics ana now or,g the rhcapr>,
goods IN this line ever offered in this city.
We also offer at ahout half rrirra large stock 1T
LINEN DRESSES, ULSTEE>. and DL >TEES.
LEVY BROTHERS,
HAMBURG EDGGNGs; very cheap. au2 q
Helena weekly herald., 1878-09-26
afloat at $50 p. M, and run eight miles an(
encamDed for the night.

afloat at $3.50 p. M, and run eight miles and
encamped for the night.
Wednesday, September 18th, we left camp
at 7:3O a. m., and after an easy row OF four
hours arrived at Fort Benton, our destination
all we'll and cheerful, and thoroughly con-
vinced that our explorations were more
satisfactory than we anticipated at the start
and fully believing that another year Will wit
ness successful steam navigation between IT.
Benton and Helena Landings on the Upper
Missouri river.
Our Benton friends treated us with true
neighborly courtesy, and made our two day
visit very pleasant. On Friday, Sept. 18th
we started home by coach, where we all ar
rived safely. Thus ends the first voyage OF
the first navigators of the Montana Steam
Navigation Company, and hereafter thous, Is
ands will follow in our wake and trust Will
| have as pleasant voyage. ~
Helena weekly herald., 1878-09-26
A Cloud of Witnesses.

The following named parties are among the tnou-
sands who have been cured Of catarrh by the use OF
Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy:
A. T. Downs, New Geneva, Pa; D. }. Brown, st.
Nettfe Lake, Ohio; Chas. Norcrop: North Chester
field, Me- Milton Jones, Serbia, NJ Y; j. E. Miller,
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Helena weekly herald., 1878-09-26
Notice Of Forfeiture.
HELENA. Lewis and Clarke County, M. T.
Tn1v Ath 1919

HELENA, Lewis and Clarke County, NJ T..
July 4th 1873.
To Alexander Mcintosh and Alexander Mclhai, or their
heirs or personal representatives
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that we have ex-
pended One Hundred Dollars in labor and improve
ments on certain lode situated in the Ten Mile Min
ing District, Lewis and Clarke County Montana Ter
The Teal Lake Lode said lode being 1900 feet in
length: said expenditure being the amount required to
hold said lode for the year ending June 1s 1s7s under
United States and if within ninety days after the date
of this notice by publication you fail refuse to con-
tribute your proportion of the above expenditure
co-owners YOUR interest in said lode will become the
property of the subscribers under section 1924 Of said
mining act. WILLIAM CHUMASERO.
w9Od-iy4 WALTER F. CHADWICK.