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A NEW tPI.ANEr observation-disclosures
Henry, of the: Smithsonian Institute, re-
norris that Professor Forester, OF Berlin,
announces the discovery by Palisa, on the
Goth OF December, 1877, Of a planet OF the
eleventh magnitude in 7h. SIN. right aseen'
sion,p $50 3T,Anorth declination, possibly
Eva goTT9'g.'J ;ti.ts 81 fE
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THE TURF.

GRAND RACES AT " A IA -
THURSDAY, january ., gSNM,SH
1a1s for the benefit OF John 49,
n. Carrier, at O'Clock T.. NJ.
-, tssFEsff's FIRST RACE.
;# Ma Tor Walker eaters BIS. Manchester:
Major Walker enters b. &. Judge Clopton
TON Curtis enters D. m. Kittens. ,-G
1'ss SECOND RACE. ..xS
sIr. schonberger enters b. IN. Auction Girl.
52f Mr.. sands enters b. z. m. Kate.
ssFf Owner enters b. m. MnRcte. }it . I
n IL honed SIr. Carriers friends and the public
Win be present 10 good force, rs undoubtedly, con-
sidering tile time or the year, the racins WIZ pe
OF nigh order OF merit. sIi5l u S-1'.s
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.,,.,,. ssate,s Right 10 Borrow Iraphes
{ : =. Ana f,,,Eration 10 Pay s.

! -. sss. 4.,o radyhk TO SoTT0W 1Hak,lSSS
/ : a.o .sa n,,,;raton TO Pay
,,,,,,,. ,,sht to borrow money - On 1ndissi
go. Sla ale,,ent 81 State That
,., ,,sn, n,,,st protect the community
ss,,., xslich Ri ausherlsy extends. Calamity,
nnh,te necessity, must reGaisv means y men
d a Hal practicable To accumulate as raptasy
g ~. nrs Needed, The public credit u
..s,,,ssssralv ,nleleed 10. such cases. u is
..,,,,, t,e nnb,lc credit, thepnblic rcrnta.
~. al. hon ~ xss rood faith, that the
-. J, horrcys;np for the public iieces-
49, ...s ,anonas r. would not be TOO much to
~. .sas ,sbesy si,chs stan ding aad credit
' 5suo,a ton.Iow to command the, means for
},,,,n,,..nronstion and reiisf Tire tstateitseil
.annst he toe feeble and conteTapti b,e TO be-
ar even long 10 exist. l,,,s.
II th h rvhs to borrow be aecessary 70 the
8 ,nh,;c nrotac,ion and public welfare, the
49,, :, sn.;ntain;ng the public credit as a
,,,os, ;,,, i,n,,ss he imperative. But
!. :. -. . hv ssv;,;zation. Ana
s,,o,,Js harrow and refuse TO pay
~ isast,ov It's own m credit, but
in the eyes OF other
i, ox,o,c honest mind there
..,,,, ~ ;,en;re = Keeling OF aversion to-
.M0u,u ~ ,s,,.a,;;,nt s,ate Thi, borrow
w.. .as - ,o,. tbe nnblic good Is one OF
.a,s a,asr in,nortant exercises OF public
...,,anitr T. i possible only to maintain
=. -. ~, fa;.b,nl compliance with.
AZ sa1arar, oh,iyation incurred in the net of
ss..,a,rino, Tho sef,isa, to comply with the
.',. t !, No ryiran;ses fiesrades the
AZ infamous jcvel Of highway rob,
s ~. 49,. - "a IL tho ooinion Of all civilized;
!, ,,son,e renders; the State altogether un-'
.,,o.,t,,,Ios recnop;tio, ne such, z 8tt!
- u.s. 100 ,,ta 81 bn live under q government
Is. rs ,.,,o;.oa ;ts nnhl;c credit by
"nIn A"s ~, 49, ,,,,n.,sa ;nto ;nnnmera.
aM'u'essnes. p,,h,;S ,5iscrsed;f brings
Die s ,a''.s'1'T. s...a;.iI r, al, the
upon lneM ~ A., -; 10 90 an
"a'As y ~, -. :, oaos,re win from
injury G - no;,to5 at, their State.
sese a lii ~, nerience something like
- re,oorsa whiebis described
ana. u" - 49,, ,oo,o;rdon,ned ~ higher
us tue ia.e - vs. 80 lii oo,, nnon +be
r 'ltrah oa.'u en- 49,, mon them and
: mountains ,.o.ia' uo"n uf O'iGsTs
niue .oeh HI sn our Federal
u, a,,oyt soh;eev ~ direct exterior con-
' uo'efh'nsn'' onleA ..oa,,sso ,thev never
tcerns a'a YVES 60 ,ra,,,d. evor ,o;, r.
't'sifeainea lla1 any 80 o T1.a t,,o,, an.
pay. ITS p uohc o eE u IN ,aI.o
pretended any sucn thlns 'leio sooia -. :
been some clause IN the sos as;.sra - n,,h;c
vide against any saen .'vi.e'' ~. =. p p
honor. For no s.ate eouia ,ose 40 n,ithomt
credit and lorfelt us puo,io nono. 49,
inficting injury not on's "i.u.n 40 80
boundaries but upon tie i:''on"' : s' 49,
ton zr 80 -. 49,, -. ,,,o .han
I'VE venture the iaea tnas t"e psoe , .
direetins !.up'io aura. 49, - 81 n1,h,ic
Q falltpre OF o eoe.. 70 ina'ns 49,
honor as tau 'alnoul,' - :. i. uao1Is th;nl.
that STATE WHOSE, iesis ''>sl, '""
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nzz- DRY GOODS AT LOWEST CASH

me- DRY GOODS AT LOWEST CASH
PRICES $685.
AT CHURCH HILL VARIETY STORE
.-,. 1902 BROAD STREET. 1,,.s
Spool-Cotton every size and all colors;
Sp0ol-silB, all qualities and colors; -..
Bali and Picturc-C 0rd
Calicoes at s, OK. and &c. per yard: (
Unbcached Cotton at g. 81. 81. and l0c.;
Bleached cotton mt 5 81, So, 10, and l2Hc.;
Domestic Bingham, Be'i-Tlck; x
Black AIpacaS very chcap-Ook ut them; s.r
Kuickerbocker Dress Goods, SIC. yard;
E., Bourettes Dress Goods ut 15c. 4 yard;
+, Cor>ets. Corset and Shoe-LaceS; ---' ...t
Ribbons, jet and Pearl Ornaments;
Paper in boxes from 12Ac. up 10 S1-24 sheets OF
paper and "a envelopes In = box;
=. Good Note paper, sc. aquire: 1.....
Envelopes, every color, sc. i pack; .,..E@ :.
Back Ink, MuciIage. Sate-Pcncils; -..
Lead-Pencis al 10 aad 25c.a dozen:
silk Buttons, Agate Buttons, Tape, Needles,
Knitting. Cotton (al colors), -.. = 81.
Carpet-Warp tall colorst:
Gentlemen's best Linen Collars, two for 23c.;
White Drcss-Shirts ut 81; ....,
GenrIemen's Mcrino Shirts ut so. 75c, and 81;
I,ndies-s hIerin0 Vests IT so and 75c.:
Neck-Ties. Scarfs ETC. Call and see us.
CHURCH HILL VARIETY STORE.
All kinds Of SHOES at bottom prices Rubber
Shoes.at New York prices You can save fully one
fourth by buying your shoes III the
CHURCH HILL VARIETY STORE.
de 90 - -af ID 2502 Broad street.
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EaOLsDAY essODs
nsyTooy LARGE Al SrO OK
- GOODS MUST BE SOLD II

Wewill from this dry offer our winter stock at q
great reduction. Yon will find In every departments
s. ~ ea 1ssS5sRss reduced per yard:
SssMEkEs Tsdsd g
$3.50 sSafsSSfP & Rss Ess$a
81 FLANNEL reduced TO 75c.;
75c. FLANNEL reduced 10 SOC; (! .s5 ,in<,tssS
Sec. FLANNEL reduced TO Soc - So
35c. FLANNEL reduced to 2bc.; iRs'i%i
csc. FLANNEL reduced to 2ec.;
t0e' fhANNsMl oSRSiMs GoODs: !. :,
Fig gL bckc oAeAEE ren aeedS g so
90c. BLACK CACHEMIRE reduced to 75c.;
81 BLACK. ALPACA reaucedto 75c;; sdj
60c. BLACK ALPACA reduced TO 4Gc.; @.,
5Gc. BLAgkALPAgAr reduced 70 3gc.;
2oe Bh bRksaoops 4 Shs sa!
Use. DIR EsS GOODS reduced to soc;
soe. BBEss Go ,95, r rsdnssd to aes.;
Z soc. DRESS GOODS reduced 10 20c.; ,G..<
&C. DRESS GOODS reduced to ! &C; it's,S
2Oc DRESS GOODS reduced TO 15c.; .,Z3. 81
l lss R pREss S G96Ss Efsdfss i
- - SILK DEPARTAfENT. .st:si1
So BLACK SILK reduced 10 S2.50;, Il;
$3.50 BLACK SILK reduced 70 81; a
50 BLACK SILK reduced to S1;5O;
S1.5O BLACK SILK 'reducetto SEl0;
Al BLACK SILK reduced to76c.: g.tt4
COLORED SILKS In Navy Blue, Bo,tle-Green, Seal
Brown, and alithe new shades, reduced TO 81 per
yard. 49, 49,. f'tf:s 4 -.u,,"
BLANKETS we are Offering at prime cost. aud adj
wise everybody to purchase them from us, as we
have the largest stock in the city. You will find
tLcm from 1925 to 81 . per pair.
1900 pairs OF Stockings IN baskets, which VIII be
sold ut one shilling per pair worth from 20 to DOC
per pair; 500 pieces Of Linen Crash ut loc. per
yard real value 1896. Cork Corsels-Wc have again
full assortment in all Nos-thc best aud easiest Ut
dies misses, and children, we offer at prime cost
BIcached and Brown CottonS, SneelingS. Shirtings
C,heyiots and Calicoes we are Offering daily ut New
York prices. Parties wishing to supply themselves
with House Furnishing Goods viii 60 well to call at
SYCLE BROTHERS. Boulevard and Balmora
skirts aud thousands of other articles numerous
TO mention. SYCLE BROTHERS,
3ll Broad street,
deoo between Third and Fourth streets.
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MEETA RGS.

nOCAHONTAS. TRIBE, No. II, M
| PROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.-A regular
onr,r;I ~ ire Of This trihe win be klndlcd on the
Secp of The emo Sun. cold moon, thirty Drea.ns
after the It'll run. 6. S. D. 367. All the brcInren
of The tribe are requested TO ee present. Mcmpers
Of sister tribes Invited to meet with US.
by e o1isr OH CHARLES H. MARTIN. c. Of r.:
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GRAND INSTRUMENTAL AND YO

NRANDS INSIRUMENIA1 ~; ", -
UCAL CONCERT or SACRED In Mu JMs;boalss
EnIscopal, church viii be opened by Professor
HENRY b. rDANFORTH. Of St Stephens church,
New York. on FRIDAY EVENING, January 4,
1875. at ak O'Clock. VOCAL MUSIC viii consist OF
Otartettes and Solos by MISS SWAIN MRS. D. u.
Knowles. and MEssRs. w. Il. GRANT ana q.
pRIcE OF ADMISSION: Adults, 50c.: children
under twelve years, 15c. ~ :, w I, w
Tickets for sale ut Courtney & PowelIS, W. Z. W.
Tayiorss. Broad street; George w. Gary's. Gov.
ernor street: Wiis,5 drugstore, corner Fourth ana
Fr,nLIin No tickets sold at the door. il 2-lt
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---,.-lI OFFICE OF THE MERCHANTS AND}
..Sa PLANTERS SAVINGS BANK,
1s,i1sJ tl3 RICHMOND, January l, 1878
H,HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
istockholders OF this bank win be held at the1l
once on TUESDAY EVENING, january 3, 1878
az oS sds ,...a - -77E7.' 80 Cashier.
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ME- COHEN BROTHERS are offering
very extensive lot of FRENCH CASHMERES,
which have been purchased recently 10 great ad-
vantage aud which will be offered at considerably
Iess than market value. de 20
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READ THIS

READ THIS
AND DE
CONVINCED OF THE FACT:
IN dozen good SILK HANDKERCHIEFS ut soc.
apiece, the real vamr bcrg 81:
25 dozen SILK HANDKERCHlEFS ut 25c. worth
SO dozen SILK HANDKERCHIEFS at 81 worth
$50; ..
90 dozen SILK SCARFS from 25c. to S1-thc
largest aud prettiest stock III the city.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.-Grcat reduction In the
nrices of DRESS GOODS, which we wish to close
ONT. 200 pieces of GALLOON at 16Sc. yard
worth soc. Call and see us on DRESS GOODS II
YOU de w" ~ s'' = ' TiiALIIIMER BROTHERS.
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n,ssoIyrVIoNs & PARTNERSHIPS.

CO-PARTN ERSIiIP.
The undersigned have this day formed co,IaT,
nership under the frin-naine OF CklSGAs, mns-
RJS q 90 and will continue The business - here-
tofore nj the oil stand. No Is Pearl street, DC
tween Main and Cary streets; ~, x.p,nc.S
;,a,& JOHN NJ MORRIS.
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~THALHIOIER BROTHERS WISH
to announce that their store will be open SATUR
DaY NIGHT from 10 ~ O'Clock In order TO ac-
commodaic their friends and customers. Call and
secure some of the pretty and cheap CHRISTMAS
GOODS. ue IL
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- -. 3, :
y. .ainfHRENfENT4s

AMUsESfENTs
THE TRE
'-4AWwr,srrSEsnAy Evening, yAsuAasa ,ls7s'
s sne s1sa' "a sfn. i. s. cHANFRAU,
Us asS III the best Of American Lays.
So. |, ,u.n THE ARKANSAS TKAyELLEk,
.snppertedby ~,
Z q. WsTKYLEURt's SPLENDID OOm "a. W. {,
i. 8. CHANFRAUa Us The southron il..Fsssa.
c11AEFRAU; MATINEE SATURDAY. ll1''J17! NY
FRIDAY NIGHT, Nh. c ~ BENEFIT
i il pits ---- - =
sRIcHNiolNl|IDl5| THElAA.TlEE:lE7.
JAFAUscHEK, @
+, III ~ j. R supported By $50
d .s3ss MIR. JAMES q. TAYLOR 4 81
5Etsttsts ~ TX and her own "a
go tsttisF STAR COMPANY !. ~, ~,
- s.: THREE NIGHTS ONLY. .f;.i.
& 3MONtjAYtEyENING,J JANUARY fI TN
sor the ,rst ttne in Richmond the new ana loWef'
I'M mi iav written expressly for Janauschek
S. i 3i.,s;, CATHERINE OF RUSSIA z q.
n. ,horne IT, En- press OF Russia. ..JAFAUscHEh.
TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY S1Iif -
for the rst lime IN Rehm9nd me g ;s SabsIpn
from the German Iliad The song o. Inc ;
gen., =, ,en.'l.eu ,.;BRUNHILD.i
,;JANAUSCHEK AS BRUNHlllLD.t3 1870
|, ! WEDNESDAY EVENING. JASUAnT eTH,
EaicHEsNEY WoLD. A' 1'.s..'.
h Hs1|. Dsdl SsE maid at , JASAuscuEk
9 aos.shsat opens FRIDAY, at o Am at Jos
sToN's and Dox-oface Of Theatre Secured seals' %
. IN 2-6t ~ s@rtiss,
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,a,,,. oss.,s Ju,y j. 1s77.........sls,40 95
SURPLUS by Massachusetts, standard 90, COR 90
"a per cent July 1, 1s77.........S 2'ee1'Zoa o2
Surplus by New York standard AZ /. oo,oe on
per cent? July l, l877...........S 3,9s7'Zon o2
Excess of interest receipts over a., r.,
death losses to january l, 1S77..S 1.ooo,oZo Oh
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NE HEADQUARTERS

GI HEADQUARTERS .
"'' FOR
HOLIDAY AND CHRISTMAS GOODS,
AT
TIGALHIlIER BROTHERS..
COL BROAD STREET. .......-
where they arc opening and selling the cheapest line
of NOTIONS. FANCY GOODS, &C, In The city,
Give them 4 call.
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Having resigned the management Of the XIR.
GINA DEPARTMENT LIFE ASSOCIATION OF
aMERI(;A. the undersigned has taken the GEN
ERAI, AGENCY FOR VIRGINIA OF the above
company, which he confidently comments us one OF
the very strongest safest, and cheapest llfe-compa
n NFo ie s ssS YEARS PAST ITS INTEREST
RECEIPTS HAVE EXCEEDED ITS DEATH
RiHED-4 HEsILT WITHOUT PRECEDENT
IN THE HISTORY OF LIFE INSURANCE; aud
it is now yine its -hoders larger dividends
than any iife-com panY In the world: -..s.g.
Examinatioa invited and applications respectfully
solici'ed. s.... .-t.:.
Address JOHN d. CARY,
~i8;ei-T, 10 }5f1 ssttt5st General Agent.
lois Main street, Richmond.
,ner -. - 80 s.;.slta n ia lin
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Dividends.

STEAM
IL SHIP CODfPANY.-FIYE PER CENT. DIVE
DEND will be paid TO the Virpinil stockholders out
of the earnings for the past six months at the COM
1873. GEO; w. ,ALLEN % W,
dc 31&Ja2 Asenls.
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80 10 $40 pei, reaIn, at the
DDIsPATci PINT NG.HoU SE si}sii
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800 RICHMOND, December 26, 1877.
THERE WILL BE "A REGULAR AN
NTIAI, MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLM
EnS OF THE OLD DOMINION GRANITE COM
PaNY ut their Office Ia the law office OF Ben la,9tn
on MONDAY the 7th day Of january. 1878.
~. - -. y,fssiags.'s GEORGE w. HALL,
10 O , oIJan1S7 Secretary.
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COMPREHENSIVE.
we have this day formed co-pir'nershtp under
The stylc and firm Of HARVEY HLAiH TOT me
rrdPrrERY BiTSISESS on he corner or Thirteenth
and CARY Streets In the building recently occupied
nv Harvey JONES' VIII keep large ana ne arao n
siocs and most respectful solicit the patronags VI
or friends and the friends OF the lat srn OF har
yev & Jones, and the public generally, prry
LEWIS II. BLAIR.
r,,,oxn ", lamar |, 1875. u l-iW
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71HE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
Y of the STOCKHOLDERS OF the OLD Do:
MINInN INSURANCE COMPANY will be held at
IL M. TUESDAY, 9Th of January. In The office OF
the company. Is, t%!is y. ~ AIlN InE,
dc Al ri as.-r tyt TIA Z, 49, CtCTc'dIy.
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CITIZENS BANK OF RIcIMOND,l
80, $50. December II, 1877.
nIVIDEND NOTICE.-Th directors OF
~ this hank this day declared DIVIDEND OF
FIVE PER CENT free of taxi ont OF the net earn
Ing of the mast six months, payable on and after The
de aa.st EDWIN 8. sNEAD. Cashier.
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Il First NATIONAL BANK OF RIcHMosD,}
4 December 81, 1877.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
/ have declared q DIVIDEND OF FIVE PER
CENT out or the earnings of the current six
months free OF all taxes, payable to The stockhod-
ers on and after the I'd of January, 1878.
de 2S-td :. a. GLOVER. Cashier.
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NER. THOMAS ATKINSON, JR;, - TINS
WI J,y ,dnitted into The tirn Of =. ii. HAfo
1pGTIfER M change In the hrni-namc -,
"RfCiiMoNp. VA. January l. 1879: j ID.
O.PARTN S P.-MR. n. !,
STOKES. JR, Is thi, day aduiit.rd TO IA Interest
In our business. a. !. 81 LIT
JANUARY !, 1878.
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NOTICE STOCKHOLDERS OF
IN the Merchants National Bank ofRichmond,
Va will hold their annual meeting for tne
Sanaa In This city, on TUESDAY 9Th. of January,
1910 Mt 1 nj 9-.r-,yf, j. b. MORTON. SasEner:
GRIcHMoSp, December 8. 1877. de 2-W4t
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xtasrt a51hts

w 4 y A NJ A X Il + 81.
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GRANITE INsURANcE COMPANY,l
1855. iEs fOfice, l103 Main street..
RICHMOND, VA, December 20, 1877. .
rJ,HEf ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
ks1sTOCKHOLDERS OF THIS COMPANY will
be held at the company's Office On WEDNESDAY,
Sta % ai yaausfs' q T. G. PEYTON. Secretary.
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DIssOLUTIoS OF COMPREHENSIVE

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For a Democratic paper the
Chicago Times has a pretty correct
idea of what it takes to constitute
a Bourbon. 1t says:
.,The Bourbon is described a. Z
creature that never learns anything
and never fOrgeIs anything. Inc pest
TYNE of this creature that the whole
earth contains Is the SOLID Soutn
Bourbon. Brought into existence ID
the dark ages OF gross Ignorance, ne
never learns that the world moves
that society grows, aud that It's poiitl'
| cal system, Instead of being manu-
fsctnre. il an 0uigrowth ~ III condl'
lion. history and character. And ne
never forgets what tgaS. at the time Q
his creation. He remembers thar ~
nrogenitor was a slsve-owneT; taAt ne
KENT niggers that he had night Il
WALTON them, aud that he exercised
that right with immunity from an.
interference by an agency of VIVA
| mon call Justice"
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on opening the wrapper, find any
thing but red seal on the box
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of honesty and fair dealing. Every
father who has children who will
share the disgrace of reputation II
it comes, when he is in his grave,
should fight against it, unequivo-
cally and increasingly. 1t is a matt
ter, the Importance of which can
not be over-estimated or exagger-
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ated,
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MEETING OF CONGRESS.

Less than two weeks will elapse
before Congress will be in session
again. What the main business OF
the short session shall be remains to
be seen. After the result OF the
October and November elections, we
trust there will be no further TIM
kering with the currency. The
time fixed for resuming specie pay
ments is so near at hand that 1t Is
hardly possible for perverse Dem
ocratic House to throw further OBJ
stacles in the way, even were 1t de-
sired. But the Democratic leaders
have learned something on this queS-
ton and will not undertake IT,
Their capacity for turning Somer'
saults is great and their energies
are now being devoted to a new dea
and another trump for the mex
game, to come off two years hence
when they will play for q chan
in the White House and the Fed
eral Offices. These consideration
will prevent any legislation on tn
currency question that might prov
| injurious to the business OF tn
country. Hence, We have at las
reached the bottom, and bushes
will begin to build up on solid an
permanent foundation.
Those who have money Will nc
be afraid to invest it, and althoug
, prices will not 60 up to the stan'
!, ard of ten years ago, matters WI
be adjusted to the new condition
: affairs, aud we may look with conf
dence for the beginning of a ne
j era of prosperity. This has bee
. held back and retarded for a loI
3 time by demagogues in and out
4 Congress, but now that they see Il
= tide coming in they will fall IN WI
it and give us no further trouble, i
Is the present.
i During the last session and t
70 preceding Congress, great deal
. time was spent and vast sums
" money squandered in certain
=, vestigations, instituted by the De
=. ocrats for the purpose of manufa
~ turing political capital. They hi
=. - signally failed and retire from
10 investigating business with frlg
10 full black eye. The investigate
have developed no little rascal
bo and official corruption in their o
49, ranks and furnish a fresh illust
M ton of the old saying, Z" whom
&C. gods would destroy they first nj
;s mad" The whole party was y
.s Ing fraud" six months ago,
10 recent developments in that !
- have disguised them with tn
". selves, and we may confidently
,g- that they will not pursue that g
o.t further this winter.
- With these two questions out
an the way, we have Alright to exl
a. that the last session of the Fo'
I'D Fifth Congress will be devoted
nd its legitimate business. The b
- ness of President making may
-. safely entrusted to the next I
to gress, which meets year hence