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|. ,,pse only :sre phgsiol illogical species. This,
shSn Ii fha t1efjnittOn. AsapeciesSls group |
~ anini,is daseended from siugle print
tive stock, an animals fertile with each
other belong 10 the game species, and. ail
animals belonging to different species either
fail TO produce offspring or produce miaies.
What we meant to show, and what we thihh
ne have shown, Is that no other dehnltlon
OF species car, be established, and that With
ont breaking down this definition ana Is.
tablishing some hitherto unknown Iact ~
variance with the facts upon when IL y
based, the theory known as Dar"in,sIh
ceases to be, and this Mr. Darwin ana FRO.
fcssor Huxley both know. we hoiu .na'
they have not been able to snake snls posi,
ton, though they have directed against lIa
vast ability and all the batteries Oh enol
nous research. Our criticism OF Tue USE ;. y,
the term species by Mr.. Huxley was VIII VII
y ,,isw "a showing that lie accepts THIS
dcfnition at times in spite Of himself ana
tint all his efforts to find new deflnitlon OF
| A species are unavailing. Our learned ir'elfa
/ further sue gests that Dir. Darwin mas never
sa;d that man is descended from the mon.
lev or man-Iike ape. This is true, ana
,rS,t Professor AgassiZ said is also tt ue-
viz that Mr.. Darwin had been worse used
NV his friends than any man he ever knew.
Pnt whereas Mr.. Darwin has Fever SAID
man is descended from man-like apes MI.
Huxley has said so. Mr.. Darwin hos eVl.
IDENTITY paused before this extreme resuit OF
his views. but the memorable Huxley nas
pushed him on, and there can be no SOFT oi
question or doubt that, il evolution accounts
Tor the present order OF existence among
the lower animals, man is no exception; no
man need suppose that there is any suGn halt-
ino-nlacc in the evolution hypothesis. IL they
accent Mr.. Darwin's views they are pouhu
r. ARGENT the descent of man from the man
lilo anes. There is no half-and-half III this
business. Men nave got to make up their
minds TO that. II the evolution hypothesis
Is ,r,le MS 10 animals, it is true as to man,
and God has no place in nature. Ii we ac-
cent Darwinism, we must reject Creator.
IF we accept Darwinism, we must accept
Atheism. But this we declare, that the phe-
uomena of evolution are confined rlgldiy ana
absolutely within the limits OF physiological
species, as VIC have defined species ABOVE;
and that any animal ever passed, or can
mass. without the limits Of the species 10
nhichsit belongs, either going over to an
other species or uniting with it to form an
intermediate group. capable OF self-perpet-
nation, is in nowise the truth. MT. Oar
win himself evidently hesitates tc accept
| the complete logical result OF the hypothesis
moi his own. but now inseparably connect
ed with his name.
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from the New York Herald, 3d.1
~ T., Hy,s

A mass-meeting Of the Greenback Ma
tional Labor party, attended by several wo-
men as well as men, was held last evening
in Science Hall. Eighth street.
After some other speaking, Mrs. DR.. Law
renee was reintroduced, and deScanted in q
tremuous voice on the wrongs OF the work
ing classes, and her EXTREMIST statements
seemed to give the greatest satisfaction to
her hearers We are living, she said, under
despotic government. \ few rich men
are conniyinS with the aristocracy and the
Rothschilds, the syndcatcs, and the Jews OF
the word, to monopoIize the wealth OF this
country. William B. Astor ostcnsibly
owned 1900 houses, and lett 4 fortune
worth 800, 100000; but the houses right
fully belonged to the men who made the
bricks and built the walls and furnished the
rooms. Yet it takes the work OF $4,000 men
year TO pay the interest on Astor'S wealth.
One hundred men own two billions OF dol
lars. In fifty years that will be sixty bill
lions OF dollars, or three times the present
worth OF the whole land. In this country
OF plenty no one has Il right to starve. Do
YOU suppose would starye to death? No !.
II am an honest, earnest labOrer the coun-
try owes 1t to me that shall not Starvc, and
il find myself unable to get my bread hon
estly I'll steal it. [Applause.]
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We copy what Dir. ELLzEY says in the
September No. OF the Planter and Farmer
in reply to a short paragraph in the Dis
patch OF some day last month. We find
not one word from which we dissent:
# 1t is suggested by our learned friend of
the Richmond Dispatch that our remarks
on the use OF the term species by Professor
Huxley exhibit the spirit OF word.picking
criticism, and that Messrs. Darwin and
Huxley know as wetias we do the difficulty
of defining what o species is. Our good
friend makes this mistake: We hold that
there is no difficulty about 1t. = We hold that
q neurological species simply nospecies.
We hold that there are groups OF animals in
nature all the members Of which are COM
pleteiy fertile with each other, and are in
fertile with all Che members o4 every
other similar group, and that these, and
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DEATHS.

Died at OakwoOi Cemetery. the rrsh!encc OF ner
,arruts at lwrniv lninEt'S past III O'Clock l. ~
rATIItRlSE BLANCH Infant daughter OF W IL
liam / and Lucic r. SMITH: aged t4lit months:
Irne funeral viii take place Io-bAt. september
,th al / u o'clock. from the above cemetery The
rSlatiyc; and friends are respectfully invited 10 Al
tend.
MOD on Yesterday the 18th instant. n ~ O'Clock
NJ Mrs AnDlE NJ. wife Of John T.. Waltord.
u~r funeral will take pace THIS flhursGay)
NnESlNCi ut 10 o'clock from her mothers Mrs.
i1udrl ~ residence, l0ll Buchanan street. Friends
OF lie family are invited TO attend.
Died, suddenly. In this city. September 4th. 1t the
pa. iI..ucc of Mr. Charles II. Haskcr No. 23l2 Mel
son street. Union fill. WILLIAM BENJAMIN. in
FAINT son OF Rev. George +. and Fannie NJ. Booker;
aged eighteen months
Did. in the city OF Richmond. Va, September
1878, JACKSON y. GATEWOUD. Jii., In the
cie htcenl year Of lis agc lie was the only son If
Jackson ID. and AMANDA " Gatewood.
Ii Is rare TO mcer youth ytrcng on manhood who
combined in himself so many qualities 10 enIear
him to his family and friends as were found in this
young man. He was amiablc In disposition. gentle In
manners, warm la his attachments, and strictly
moral AMI religious In his habits. Being an only
son, lie was ebj"ct OF almost fdoafrous affection
on the part OF his parents. Painful and heart
repdng WAS the shock that severed him from them;
and yet there consolation in his death. From
his early bryhood he had been member OF The
Methodist Church. His oeatn peaceful, calm,
aud hopeful. He died of typhoid-fever, after six
weeks Of suffering. His funeral was largely at
tended and his remains were laid away 1T the close
of an early autumn day In the beautiful grounds of
Hollywood Cemetery. .-
"Blessed are The dead that die in the Lord" i.
RICHMOND, September i, 1878.
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The candidates for Congress in this dis
trict are Colonel James i. Richmond, OF
Scott, the Conservative nominee and pco-
pies choice; Ex-Governor Fayettc McMul-
lin, of Smytb, chronic candidate and indie
pendent denagGgue; Sam. II. Ncwberry,
OF Bland, Grceuhackcr; Charles {. Camp
bell, of Washington, mongrci Republican
and general gas-baG: David Miller, OF Lee,
Confederate, cX-DeinGcrat, eN-Repub.l-
can, but at present not much CT anything
in particular. The list, so far rs heard from.
closes with Colonel \. Fu!kcrson, OF Wash
ington, closctcaucus abortion, Grccnhack-
or, Repudiator, bolter, and most anything
else that can be considered confdentiaI.'
Lee COuntY Sentinel.
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Editors Dispatch: DR.. Chiles says that |
misunderstood him rs to the time that he
said all OF the bonds could be paid. This
is what he says: All OF the J-20's can now
be paid, and it is his opinion that by re-
peal OF the law OF 1860 the bonds OF every
class can be paid off next spring.
He desires that | should state. also, that
the money which was spent at Dcarharts
store for whiSkey was rot his money, and
he had nothing to do with it. He says that
it was purse which was made up by one
OF his friends.
Very respectfully. w. SYDNOR.
uQnOUer county, September i, 1878.
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Mt" COHEN BROTHERS ARE NOW
OFFERING UNSURPASSED JUDGEMENTS
IN \ LARGE STOCK OF KID-GLOVES
OF ELEGANT QUALITY.

l2O dozen LADIES DARK SHADES TWO-BUT-
% dozen LADIES' BLACK. rwo-DUTroS at
90 and 7Jc.:
80 dozen LADIES' BLACK rHPEE-DuTTON at
75c., formerly soi ut Si.2J:
q dozen LADIES TWo-aUTTuN OPERA ana
WHITE ut Use;
10 dozen LADIES' FOER-BUTTON WHITE and
OPERA ut 81, reduced from sl.5o;
25 dozsn r.NTLEMEN'S OPERA SHADES, in
elegant quality, ut soc:
S ,.oz.n GENTLEMEE'$ DOC-SKiE DRIVING
GLOVES at 81. formerly sold At SI.7j.
The best $3.50 SILKS (l;ounri'> mau.lfurlurrl
ever offered In this city Is now sold 1T
COHEN BROTH Frs Tor 2.0J per yard:
GUISETS CACHTSIEE. sain finish, at
81 90. real value 1T which = $40;
l. pieces various qualities Of the most popular
BRANDS inst received:
Full assortment Of C0LORED SILKS and
SATlNS
BLACK CASHMERE ut soc. reduced from CSC.
III GCc. reduced from 7Jc.. 1T Gjc. reduced from
soc. ut SIG. sold last season ~ 1922; EMPRESS
CLOTH IL Doe. wair;la"d worth SO".: BUM3t-
ZINE llENHfETTA CLOTH, TAIISE, AIS
TEALiAN GRAPES. hLL-WDOL MOUSE
LANE, and other MOiTREI%G GOODS n COHEN
BROTHERS III considerable reduction from lust
season the arge>t and best assortment Of rOrl:-
ENGLISH CRATES ever offered III this
city: 40-EONE iIlP-GOi.E CORSETS 1T COHEN
BROTHERS for Zoe; ll0-DONE SILK EN-
EROIDEnED ~ S7:r.; 7j-DpNE elegant quality
az Csc: DIR. WARMERS HEALTH CoEsETS.
ABDOMINAL. NURSERY. ROMAN. CORK. aud
MANY othrr styirs constantly on hand: large stock
LACEs just received: 40 dozen LADIES' PURE
LINEN IiANDKERCIIIEFS ut DC: 100 dozen
LNDiEs' PURE LINEN MANUFACTURES at
Irrt.n stap orr 4 n T.
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Bully for Harris! He Will beat Massey
and Paul out OF their boots by 1000 major
ity. But they will ire.-PcterSJ&fy i'0St.
The Boston Herui! credits General But
Ter, on the authority OF one who knows nun
very well, with the possession OF S2,oOo'ooo'
He is nice poor mans representative.
The oruan OF the Labor party in PhlIa-
delnba, called The National, has died from
the want OF support.
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To The Editors of The UiSDQtCh

TO the Editors Of the Dispatch:
I hear that it is reported that | do not in
tend to support General Johnston. No one
is authorized to make such q statement in
nv behalf, for have never said so. | have
said, and repeat it, that | will not vote for
him unless he is sound. | have supported
him hitherto and stood by him in very ar
duous circumstances. When lie WAS fight
ing the battle OF Seven Pines supported
him with my warmeSt sympathy, but other
duties prevented my presence on or near
that hard-fought field, or any other. And
all the time he was struggling in The de-
fence OF Richmond never omitted an OPP
portunity to express my appreciation Of his
conduct.
1t will therefore give me great pleasure
to vote for him now il he is sound. lie was
sound when he resigned his position rs
Ouartcrmaster-G G. nera OF the United states
army, and gave mp rank ana ne
office for the sake Of Virginia. l therefore
endorsed his conduct then, lie was SOUND
when by his masterly disposition OF Ms
army he checked the advance OF Mcclellan
on Richmond. and gave him my cordial
approval. He was sound, very sound,
when he was wounded at Seven Pines, and
shed his blood on the soil OF Henrlco. and
L heartily oISaS'ob'
His convention with Sherman in April, 1865.
for the pacfcatlon Of the South, was emil
nently sound, and I really praised him for
that. And / shall vote for him If he is sound
now.
1 am engaged in commercial pursuits at
Short Pump. Being principally engrossed in
the exchange OF rabbit-skins and sumac for
whiskey and tobacco, have had large ex-
perience in financial matters, and have
studied the science of finance all my life
with the greatest care and pains. have
been investigating the problem how to live
without money and with the least labor,
and SO far have solved it, Tor have not a
cent and don't work Therefore may say,
without arrogating to myself merit beyond
my deserts, that il there is anything l do
understand it is the subject OF finance.
Now, experience has shown me tGat l
constantly find difficulties in getting the
money-rings In Richmond to receive my
rabbit-skins and sumac at proper price.
They control the market. and continue to
keep down prices. Sometimes rabbit goes
up aud sometimes rabbit goes down, and
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WATCHES, JEwELRY. &c.

CEILING AT \ SACRIFICE E
- GOLD and SILVER WATCHES. gold ia Ss
CHAINS. beautiful RINGS. BUTTONS. 800
IUCkETS. &C.: also a few fine DIAMOND RIM g.
aud STUDS. The goods IRE FlRsT-CLAsS and must
be SOLD 10 ralse the cash 1t once P"riieS desiring
10 purchase will save considerable hy calling early
Everything guarautecdsa rs reps csent.'.
:. a. WlSSrOCk,
No L north Fourteenth street.
sc5-lm under Exchange Hotel
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Weshail be able TO state Major DANIELS
position correctly this time. The I. consti-
saeats" whose Will he declared that Mr.
{ Tucker was bound to obey are not those
who eomposed the J4ynchburg meeting. as
I we bad sup posed he meant, but the District.
Convention jtself, ss3 4 1
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MUNICIPAL TAxArIoN.-we did not i,

MUNICIPAL TAxATIoN.--We did not in
clude county and city taxation with the Gov
eminent taxation to which We alluded yes
ferday in replying to Major DANIELS state
mcnt that Germany, &C., had SO many dol
Lars OF currency to each dollar Of taxation.
no include it in this country would require
IFS inclusion In Major DANIELS statement
as to the other countries named. The result
would not have been changed, VIC imagine.
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Grceuback lunacy is becoming more ana
more farcicaI. III the Southwest 1t Is IRE
sistibly ludicrous. The Ex-Governor OF
Washington calls out Justify for unlimited
billions OF the green donations; and ME-.
SEwBERRY, another aspirant for congress
sionaI honors (more moderate in his eXac-
tions), wants two billions. They are bill
Ions indeed. -....
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MEETINGS..

ALL ROYAL ARCH MASONS @MiTl5s?
IA are cordially invited to attend q staledE:YeSSes
couyocation of RICH NJ OND ROY Al. zs5SSs
ARCH CHAPTER. No. 8. ut the Masous -
Hall, OIL Franklin street, THIS CThursdaSl ES L.
MING. September 5, Il. D. 1878. e. A. NJ. 24oS, al
O'Clock.
BY order of the NJ. +. Il. p.
Sc SIT GEORGE I. X EESEE, Secretary.
RICHMOND, FRED'G AND I'oToMAc X. II. Co..}
SECR'ETARI7s OFFICE,
RICHMOND. VA, August ~, 1878. }
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that n
In CALLED MEETING OF the stockholders or
this company win pe J. cid ut lis office In the city Of
Richmond, Va. on FRIDAY, September 20, 1878,
al IL o'clock, a. NJ. a.Er.,..
BY order Of lb Board OF Directors.
- J. u. WINSTON,
au 20-tl 81, Trs t Secretary.
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INA NUr-SHELL.-lhe Lexington Gazette
says: "A Grcenbackcr in Lexington. and
Il man o! intelligence, says he wants to make
the crccnback so worthless that no one viii
be willing 10 keep it. and so the money Will
circulate freely. This is an honest confe$-
sion"
We have heard The same sentiment cH-
pressed hcrc.-Sta2tnt0n Spectator.
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T'OR SALE. A STYLISH AND On
E HANDSOME BROWN HORSE about I'D
sixteen hands high sound and works we'll auy where.
great bargain can be had by applying promptlx ut
Sc 5.3t 1912 MAIN STREET,
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pEKIN DUCKS.

9tEAlN bOShS,
l. AND CROSSED ROUEN AND PEKIS,
AT DISCOUNT FROM FANclER'S PRICES.
\ beautiful aock-good as the best; twenty-five IN
numher: finely grown If one buser Tor clunl VIII
take them the @ili hr sold for a25 or. lhe rhoice
ten for SIS. Twelve Of the dock are pure WHITE
PENN: the others are q cross-thrce iourths Pc.
kic one fourth Rouea very large aud fine. II yo'r
want Ducks these Will pease YOU. For further par
~ sc SGT
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IMITATION OF THE CURRENCY.

But our platform squarely meets this diff
Guilty. Our platform denounceS contraction
on the one hand and kiting OIL the other. 1t
requires that by legislation, or. il that would
not be sufficient, then by organic laW-that
is, BY an amendment 10 the Constitution
the volume OF our currency shall be stable
in volume, and therefore stable iii value, so
as 10 guard against this very thing. We
meet the objection fairly. We say this OBJ
lection should be considered. and, il reccs-
sury, that we shall add an amendment to the
Constitution that shall prevent the Govern
mept from running to the excess which you
say marks the experience OF governments
in issuing paper-money.
That is our doctrine to Il t.
Now hear the great Senator on another
question. He seems to think that nobody
could favor State banks
REVIVAL. OF STATE BANKS.
The last objection that | have noted is
this: Ii the circulation OF national banks
be withdrawn, the Oil system Of banking
will be revived. | find that statement in
several speeches delivered this day week
ago. Why, my friends, | an amazed that
any man should make such statement
hicu uc Is SUuluaitihS oii p'"'io ~ -
our platform is opposed to all bank paper,
whether national or State. 1t insists that
our money. .wEeis her metal o,spaper. should
be issued by Government alone. l Will
read to you The exact words, so you can see:
..The gradual substitution OF United states legal
tender paper for na,ianal-bank notes. ano us per
manent establishment rs the sole paper-mone' VI
The country" p
That is our platform; aud yet these gem
t)emep saw il we succeed in carrying that
platform, VI the people decide that green
backs sb;ll be the sole paper-money OF the
country, why that will start up parcei OF
State banks again with power 10 is>ue their
roos-yellow dogs, red dogs, black dogs,
and the Lord knows what kinds OF money.
We were afflicted with that once, but it has
gone BY. Why, 1t is the very purpose OF
our platform TO put an end TO that thing for
all time to come.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
M GO 70 Levy BROTHERS
S ron TOUR
DRY GOODS.

SILKS of all kinds ut low prices;
MOURNING DRESS GOODS in great variety -,
FALL DRESS GOODS of every description;
and childrcn-some extraordinarily cheap;
BLEACHED and UNELEACHED sHEETlNGs
and sE1RTINGs at manufacturers prices;
BED-TICK from siic. per yard up TO The hes: man
ufacturcd;
CHEvIOT sHIErINGs In great variety, very
cheap;
TwILLED. PLAID, STRIPED, and PLAIN
FLANNELS 1t the lowest prices;
DLEACHED, UNBLEACHED, and CoLORED
CANTON FLANNELs in all qualities;
BLANKETS at prices that will pay you to buy
them now
ToHCHoN LACES In all widths and qualities;
HAMBURG EDGINGs and INSEgTlNGS In end
less variety;
CASTS COVENTRY TRIMMINGS iu all widths
and styles;
LINEN DRESSES for ladies will be sold for less
tlan the cost of making;
LADIES, UNDERWEAR in great variety, vcr!
cheap:
A csc. LND1A-RUBBER COMB for l0c.;
A SOC. INDIA-EUBBEE COMB for 25c.;
HAlR-BRUSHES very cheap
FANCY GOODS Of all kinds ut the lowest prices II I
se5 LEVY BROTHERS,.
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(dssrE.g' ORDERS.

yTIRGINTA.--.N rules held IN The clerks
Y Office OF the Circuit Court Of The county Of
,:Irucr.Icr on the first NCnd1r Ill August, 1873,
l,rinp the tii;n day Of the mpath:
I,hjiin ! rnIiafcrr0. Complainant,
AGAINST .
Joseph *. irnS"n and Bette V: ms "lic, simon
MntI,yniu John = Cooke. John ihliicr G.. Z. Heb
lie, Oregon l.. icll-on. W!.illm Il. Taliafclro
jeremiah ElIlcii, and - Pun pAry Defendants,
IN CIGaSCERY.
The object of hi5 st i TO subject certain tract
of land y!u. In The county Of Gloucester, called
Enfield" cuutaia2 ~ acres. bc thc same more or
.s 10 sale satisfy certain liens therein created ny
J,scrh X. EcusGn, and 10 distribute lhr proce us Of
sale 10 he parties entitled. And liay SIT having been
made and lied that The Northumberland Is. Ben
son aud Re tic V. his wife, Simon Mcll%ain. John
!i!ilicr. c. Il. Hcb'tc. Oregon K. Eenson Jeremiah
i'lauch. ;ird - Pumplry non. residents OF this
State. II i ordered hat they appear within one
month aftcr due publication Of this "r,cr. AID do
what Is NECESSARY Ia protect their interest Ill this
suit. \ topr-Iesi
JOHN ;. COOKE, Clerk OF; Court.
W. T.. TALIAFERRO, p.u. Sc J-fEIw
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The INTEREST ON THE PUBLIC DEBT
We did not see the proof-sheet Of the little
article which appeared in the Dispatch yes
terday on this subject, or we should have
corrected the error which included $4,000
900 Of the principal Of the debt with the
interest. We republish the statement as
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-05

We assure the Dispatch that we stand
suuarelv on the financial question as it is
defined by Mr.. Thurman, and ere glad TO
find ourselves in its good company. we
have been on his platform all the time, and
1t was only yea! for the cause II we became
apprehensive that our contemporary was
getting too near Mr.. Sherman's definition
OF the notwithstanding Appeal.
Very well. But remember that Mr. THUR
MAN is not bogus Greenbacker. He is is
much opposcdto irredeemable paper-money
as anybody in the country. He made a
specch at Athens. O., last Saturday, III
which he emphasized two points. which we
commend TO the attention OF the Appea!
and Major DANIEL. He said:
IMITATION OF THE CURRENCY.
The first objection, and that which |
think is entitled TO the most Weight-and !
do not deny that il Is entitled 10 be consi-
dered-is that, ii greenbacks constitute our
paper currency, the volume OF currency
will depend upon the will and Judgment OF
Congress. and not upon the laws OF trade;
and that it will therefore be subject to such
violent changes ia the amount as to be in
tIa,cd one year and contracted the next,
but mainly to be inflnted go as 20 DE deStrnc-
tive OF the prosperity and business OF the
country.
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nTGSslES. WAGONS. &C.

EOR SALE, 4 GOOD SEA-c4sETIE
L SPRING STANDING-rOP 4 S S&
KET PONY PHAETON, with Harness and Whip
also u SECONDHAND FOuR-SEAT ROCka-
NAY. Both Of which are 10 he sold, rs The owner
has no for them. Apply To
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JAMES BUELL.,

y =
"Secretary American Banking Asso'n.'
This clumsy forgery having found its
way into some newspapers, Mr.. Buell. has
been prompt TO deny that it was issued By
the Bankers Association, and has Offered L
reward of 500 for the detection OF the
iorgcrs. But meanwhile the lie travels fast.
and it is to the interest OF the GreenbacEers
to keep it going.
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sSANEi ist'?TCY.

No. SILL
rITIIIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT on
i the :}0th day OF August, A. ID. lSTS.a warrant in
bankruptcy was iss.cu out of the District Court 81
the Un!tcd States for the Eastern District Of Nir
ginia against the estate OF Jones EroiIrrs co.. o:
Richmond flenrco codtty, Va. il tiddistrici. who
have been adj udycd ~ ukr.pts their own petition
that the payment 0f any debt amt the delivery Ofany
property Belonging 10 said bankrupt, 10 them or FOR
their use and he transfer of any pro. cry By them.
are forbidden by la" that meeting Of The creditors
of said baukrrlprs To prove their debts and choose
or more asiyuces Of their tate will be hcdat court
OF bankruptcy TO be holden at Richmond. Va. before
Thomas = Atkins, Esd, Register in Bankruptcy for
said district on The 2lTu DAY OF SEPTEMBEE,
\. ID. 1878, at O'Clock 7. VI.
e. =. RAMSDELL.
SO 5-'rh2w United States Marshal