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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-11

Traeles Rspasi;sas. Sept. 10.

Truekes kepsthedH, Sept. ~.
DR.. j. @. Leonard. writing from Quin'
cy. gives the opinion that from six to
eight hundred people will engage In the
webber Lake bear hunt. Il will be q
gathering Of sportsmsn such - never b.
fore occurred In the mountains OF Call
fornis. Dr.. Leonard has Q hne new tent
1916 feet. with 4-foot walls. II Wa
procured expressly for this expedition.
and will probably Be general headquar-
tsrs. The Truokee delegation. which
now numbers round dozen, will form q
Truckee camp. and will 60 prepared to
rough It. No programme can be ar.
ranged until all arrive q the rendezvous
on next Monday. the 18th. Several
ladies' are coming from Wadsworth, and
q number from Virginia. who will have
rooms at the hotel. Nj. Anderson and
lady will do all In their power to accom-.
modats and assist their guests, and will
furnish outfits Of saddls.horsss provis-
ions and fishing tackle TO those who are
not supplied.
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Wiscopsin Nominations.

MADISON. Wis. Sept. 1.-THE Dem.
ocratic State Convention has concluded
It's labors, and the following are The
nominations made /: Alexander Mitchell
for Governor. BY reclamation. Mr..
Mitchell Is now in Europe. and some
doubt having been expressed a to his
acceptance. Il was decided that In case Of
his declination the nominee for Lieuten.
ant Governor take his place. The ticket
was completed as follows: Lieutenant
Governor. George q. King; Sam. Ryan
OF Ouksgin, Secretary OF State; Andrew
Haben, OF Winnebago. Treasury; ].
Montgomery Smith, Attorpey.G General,
by reclamation; Edward Soaring. Of
Polk. for Superintendent Of Public In.
struction.
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EX-SENATOR MITCHELL, Of Oregon, Ia
convinced that the present anomalous
political situation on the Pacific Coast
cannot fail to result to the benefit Of the
Republican party. Both Oregon and
California. hs believes. are sure for the
Republican Presidential ticket in 1880.
The drift Of public sentiment Is strongly
against the Democrats. since their revo.
lutionary designs became evident during
the extra session. The Republicans
owe q hearty vote Of thanks to their
opponents for ~unmasking 20 early.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
r.rso,AL 70 IN, .oID .r1I DAnr z.v,,
Grant and the Hicaraguan Canal.

Grant and the Hicaraguan Canal.
NEW Yoax. Sept. 1.-THE Worid's
Washington special says: Admiral Am.
men VAS In the city yesterday. The day
previously he found awaiting him at his
country home, sixteen miles from here.
Q letter from General Grant, formally
and over his signature declaring bis in
terest In the Nicaragua canal enterprise.
and his willingness to accept the Presi.
dency Of the American Company. Grant
writes that latter careful consideration
OF the matter hs has concluded that q
company properly formed and infusn-
tial enough TO secure the needful CON.
oessions from the Nicaraguan Govern.
msnt should. in his opinion. b success.
full, and be 10 willing 10 lend his name
and to devote his energies 10 the ad.
vancemsnt Of such an enterprise" he
approves entirely Of the route and agrees
with Admiral Ammsn, that Il II the only
sensible one. The Nioaraguan Govern.
msnt. Ammon says, IL willing TO make
all reasonable concessions. Il has been
spurred on TO say a. much by the scare
Il had during the Lssseps congress, and
he thinks that on that account there will
never be O better dime than this 10 clinch
the matter. He 10 highly slated over
Grants letter.
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S. +. Stock Report: A watchmaker's
advertisement in the Eureka Sentinel says
that the regulator Of his establishment
will show Eureka mean time" A
man need not 60 to q Matchmaker to get
. mean time in Eureka. Just let him
imbibo three doses Of coal.bsrnsrs' dc.
light. swallow 4 few pounds Of lead and
arsenic fumes from the furnaces. and 90
to sleep on the banks Of the big ditch
and hs will have as mean q time as II he
had got on q vallsy.tan spree with the
population OF . Mormon settlement in
southern Utah.
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The Chisholm Murder Trial.

De KALD. Miss, Sept. lin the
trial Of Henry T. Gully for the murder
Of Cornelia Chisholm the prosecution
has rested its case, and testimony for
the defense Is now being taken. The
object OF the prosecution has been to
establish 4 conspiracy on the part Of the
part OF the defendant and others to kill
Chisholm, Gilmer and Rosenbsum. and
that in carrying It into effect they killed
Cornelia and other persons. The testi-
mony Of the defense tends to contradict
some Of the material statements Of the
witnesses for the prosecution as to the
firing In the jail. who shot Cornelia and
Judge Chisholm, what parties in the
crowd had guns. the action Of the dsfsn.
dant in the Jail during the firing and
relative to the position Of all parties.
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poinin.n. Of . trustee. has bssn further

pointmsnt OF q trustee. has been further
postponed until Saturday.
CINCINNATI. September 1.-THE Ex.
position was opened yesterday. The
sidewalks are thronged with visitors and
the streets are handsomely decorated.
Military companies from several States
are In attendance. The President and
Mrs. Hayes arrived yesterday morning.
Among the other distinguished arrivals
are General Sherman, Lieutenant Gen.
eral Sheridan aud the Governors OF
Ohio. Indiana and Kentucky. Cover.
nor Bishop delivered the opening I'D.
dress.
PurnLo, COL. September 11.-Cbief
Engineer Robinson o: the Atchison. To-
peks and SANTA Fs Railroad, stationed
at this point, has received orders to ct
onos commence the location Of Q line
for the extension Of that road from this
city to Denver.
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TIE Gold Hill Nxws dsvotes three
fourths Of . column 10 our new railroad.
Tho writer Of the article had better dis.
pose Of his stock In the road II he has any
misgivings about the investment.-Ree's
River Rsrsii>.
The laundering donkey that perpe-
tratsd the above is very respectfully re-
qussted to explain what the devil he was
trying to get through him.
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CHEEK.

The Tenth Ward Club Of Kesrnsyites
in San Francisco met evening before
last and passed resolutions 10 the effect
that they believed that the tour Of Grant
had been made under the auspices OF
wealthy persons and corporations. with
. view OF enabling him by the study Of
different forms OF government how best
to rule and keep In check the laboring
classes. In case Of his reelection to the
Presidency. They also believed said
reelection was also to keep ~ Federal
Office the ardent supporters Of Grant
and the Republican party, giving them
continued chance to deiraud
the revenue, and cheat the Government
in various ways, and the very fact
that all these interested office.
holders we're 20 loud.mouthed In their
support OF him Tor the Presidsncy was
convincing proof which strengthened
their belief OF his unftness for the
office. They admired his record % .
soldier. but resolved not to join In any
demonstration or ovation on his arrival
in San Francisco until Grant has fully
and clearly expressed his views to them
on the subject.
The chances = that the Tenth Ward
Club will not join In any ovation to
Grant. 1t would have been dscsnt
human modssty on their part to wait
until they were invited. In the
"tour" they speak Of. General Grant
has been svsrywhers throughout
the world resolved by all nations
With grand honors and ovations never
before accorded to any American citi.
zen. not becaussl Of present ONCE
or political condition. but on his
past record as . soldier who
was faithful and true to his
country and who va rewarded by
twice being elected to the highest iofacs
in the gift OF the American people. Pres.
idsnt Of the greatest and best Republic
on earth. The people Of che Old World.
Asia and everywhere else. did the old
chief ample and we'll deserved honors,
and now that he is about to return to his
native soil again and step upon the
western shore Of free America. sad
to relate, the Tenth Ward Club refuse to
honor him until he explains his political
intentions to them satisfactorily Veri.
ly. they are inferior to even the Chinese
or the Japanese. They ask more than
any foreigners did during Grants tour.
Who are these fellows composing the
Tenth Ward Club-Americans or for.
signsrs2
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-11

ONE Of the best things Mast has done
for q long time 10 in the number OF Rar.
pers' Weakly just out. The vampire Of
the Democratic party is shown sucking
the lifs-blood Of all manner Of eminent
Democrats. Such empty bottles as
Davis Soothing Syrup. Doschsimer's
extra dry champagne. and Thurman's
plain soda Lie strswn around. while the
shostly figure standing beside the Fraud
CONN 10 ct work on the Blue Grass Bour-
bon. from which the wsttsrson stopper
u dangling.
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A Story for the Marines.

New YoRx. Sept. 1.-THE steamshir
P. Calsnts. which arrived from Rottsr-
dam. picked up the shipwrecksd crew.
II In number. Of the Norwegian bark
Columbia, bound from London for Que.
bee. The bark WIS struck BY large
hsh or ssa monster, and . hole knocked
in her bottom. which caused her to all
and sink in half an hour. The water
around the vessel became bloody imms.
diatsly sftsr the shoc Ok was felt. The
men had barely time to escape in the
boats.
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Is YOUR LIFs WORTH TEN CENTS

Sickness prevails everywhere, and everybody
complains OF some disease during their life.
When sick. the object 10 TO get well now to
say plainly that NO person In this world that
Il suffering with Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint
and It's effects, such a. indignation, Costive.
ness, Sick Hssdachs, Sour stomach, Heart
Barn. Palpitaion OF the Heart, Depressed
Auousr FLowrR without getting relief and
cure. II you doubt this, 90 TO your druggist
and get Q sample bottle for 10 cents and try It.
Regular size. 10 cents. Two doses viii relieve
vou w
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-11

Two NTEnrsruo specimens Of the
orans-outang have bsen placed In the
Jardin d'Acolimation, Paris, the elder
one having been captured with others at
Bornso after . desperate chase, In the
course Of which eight natives lost their
Ices. The animals fell Into IN elephant
trap thirty feet deep. and vsre gradually
reduced BY hunger to Q state Of weak.
ness. when they were earfotsd and
shut up In q cage. The largest one
measured about i've feet, and ID said to
b the largest ever brought 10 Europe.
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Who H.. Nos been Bmnous.

Probably no one. Doubtless We have oil suf.
fsred to some extent the disagrseabls sensa.
tons which . disordsfed or lauguid liver can
inniot. S%silowness OF the skin. constipation,
nsussa. vertigo. soreness IN the Vicinity OF the
organ affected, Q sensation - OF congestion In
the head, positive headache. q loss Of Appetite,
extreme thirst. Q high color OF the urine. srs
among the symptoms which nnouncs . perysr.
sion or vitistion OF the bile. The remedy Of
remedies for the above 10 Hoststtcr's Stomach
Bittsrs, administered by medical men ; pro.
nounctd pure and Wholesome BY them, and
popular q q CO uprehensive family u edioire.
aud - Q specific preventive and remedy for
chills and fever and bilious remittsnts through.
out America, and 10 . vide extent 10 foreign
counties. Disorders In the stomach and
bpwels, % we'll - liv,r, are speedily remedis.
BILE with this popular and time horored medi.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-11

SENATOR SHARON, Il 10 said. will ten
der q grand reception to General Grant
and party upon his arrival, at his Bel.
mont mansion. Rumor says II will ex.
coed the very elegant entertainment
given to the Earl and Countess Of Dui-
farm.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-11

EDISON is hard at work perisoting his
electric light. and at his present rate Of
progress he will have the whole thing
completed in all Its details. ready for
practical use, in about seventy.seven
years from now.
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A CARD.

10 al who are suffering nom the errors and
indiscrsions Of youth. nervous weakness, early
decay, loss Of manhood, etc., I will send q
receipt that will cure you, y1EI OF cHAaoI
ary In south Americs. Bend Q seif-sddressed
envelope 70 the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN,
tation D, New York City. FOL 6m
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TIE Enterprise seems to have more
Chronicle than anything else on the
brain. judging from tn iAus OF this
morning. The Chronicle seems 10 b
worrying Il bad.
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HOW no SAVE n =.

Instead OF going to . doctor for . prescrip.
ton. II you have Brlsht's Disease, Disbstss.
Pain In the Back and Loins. smarting. Innam-
nation. oslculL Bdctdust Deposit, or any
trouble Of the Kidneys or Bladder. buy Q bottle
Of DIR. MfSTtE's NEpHRtTICUx, the great
Buchu Compound. Il 10 the most wondssful
prescription ever compounded for thses
troubles. Messrs. Abrams . Carroll. Wholesale
druggists. say: M regard Ntphrsaeun a.
hs kst kldnsy aud RLoddr Rfn<dy In ~
gon, says, "Rvsrybcdy speaks highly Of IT,
childs. druggist, Portland. Oregon. says: 'sold
lCts OF 10; Il always does tbs work Many
have been cured Of obstinate kidney complaints
aftsr the doctors have given them up. For
sale By all drusgists. P,ice 81 rs. II
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AssleMEE's SALE.

NOTICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN, THAT TIE
Nn. HAN. ssnfrupt. yIil ssli q public snctioa.
On SATURDAY, 6etobsr tth. ISIS. Of 10 O'Clock.
1oon IN front Of his stors on Main street. IN
Gold Hi, Nevads, 70 the hiahset bidder for
u RICHARD x1RoER, Assignss,
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SYRUP OF FIGS.

Cures B%lliousness, Constipation. etc. It
oleansss the system and purinss the blood. It
IL 9 prompt purgative, and 10 very pleasant to
the taste. For sale By all druggists. Is
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O. H. GALLUP.

o. Il. aALLur. opposite the Bank Of oalifor.
mia, Gold Hill, keeps constantly on hand Ill
favoeits brands Of Imported Ctgars, choice bit
cigars, Ill kinds OF chewing tobacco, meer-
schaum pipes, school books n stationery OF
al descriptions, nns cutlery. and toys and fancy
goods OF all kinds. sp38 n
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q II u W . o ID CONSOLIDATED
y MINING OOMPANY.-Location OF pynci.
pal place Of business. San Francisco. oallfor.
Location OF works. Gold Hin. Storey county.
Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given. mat at . meeting Of
the Board Of Directors. held on the nrst day OF
september, 1878, an assessment No.2 Of Ten
Gents per share was levied upon the capital
stock Of the corporation, payable Immediately,
In United States gold coin, 70 the Secretary, ct
the once Of the Company. No. 4iS California
street. Rooms 8 and 7, aayward's Building. Han
Francisco, oalifornis.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the sixth day OF 0ctobsr,
1879, will oe delinquent, and Advertised for
sale at public auction. and unless payment 10
made before. win be sold on THURSDAY,
the Twenty. third day OF October, ISIS, 70 pay
the delinquent assessment, together with costs
Of advertising and expenses OF sale.
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
II. 8. STONE. Secretary.
Ofice-Rooms 8 md 7 Haywsrd's Buildii g.
lio California street, San Frsncisco, California.
The once Of the Sherwood Consolidated
Mining Company has been removed 70 Rooms
3 and Z. No. 800 California strest, Ian Fran.
cisco, oaiifornis.
ii ]. II. BURLINGTON. Secretary.
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R%escRIPrION FREE.

For the speedy Cure Of Seminal wsakness.
Loss Of Manhood, and oil disorders brought on
By indiscretion or excess. Any druggist has
the ingredients Address
s DAVIDSON 8 CO.. 70 Nssssu st.. N. z.
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OWNERS or Does

OWNERS OF DOCS
TN THE TOWN or GOLD HILL. TAKE
NoTloHi That Punusns @ Vrdinanee 70.
iept IN The town Of Gold Hill u due and pay.
able. Procure tags immedistsly nom The IN.
dssimsd, - shall proceed forthwith 70
strictly enforce the SAID ordinsncs.
J. ". f0L6Ox,
June -, fs5s. Marshal OF Gold Hill.
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6ORN.

NHNsON-In cold nm. Sept. II, TO the vifs
Of DR.. p, Manson. Q son.
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THE PIONEER
saAxnaA HMRpRfsslna sAloon

NLEAN TOWELS AND SHARP RAxosa
9uieH. Smooth, Neas, yissslsss Woes.
artsstses :!itsbs ssd asishcsosy styh.
IT, en t,sessr balloon y - piass. aaa aoar
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III THE CHEAPEST YET!

Nice styles of DRESS GOODS at sl,c. per yard
worth l2.c.;
WIDE CRASH TOWELLISCi ut exc. per yard
worth 1Oc.:
BLACK ELASTIC BELTS at SOC, would be cheap
at Soc:
WIDE BLACK GRAPE, fer Wells, at II per yard
worth &c;
| TORCIIDS LACES Mt very low prices:
HAMBURG EnGINGs and lNSERTINGS-the
largest variety in this city. IT you want choice
patterns don't buy until You have seen our
| stock;
WHITE QUILTS at SOC, 75c., 81, $1.2j, IL 80,
$l.75, 81. and up to S12-all very cheap
| CURTAIN MUSLIN At l0c. per yard worth zoe;
PURE LINEN SIlIRT-BoS0MS 1T l5c. worth
| 40c.;
FLOOR OIL-CIOTH. two yards wide, at 75c. per
yard worth 1925:
LARGE-sIzE LINEN DAMAsK TOWELS at
$3.50 dozen worth 81;
EXTEA-FINE IIUCKABACK TOWELS with
damasi borders at Il per dozen worth So;
EXTRA LARGE COLpRED QUILTS at $3.50
worth $3.50;
LAMBREQUlN LACE at soc. per yard worth
50c.
| LACE BED-SpREADS, with Pillows AHS
| to match, at So for the set wortS So:
! TIDES ri l5c worth 25c.; at Soc worth 75c at
zoe. worth 81 at 81 worth $50;
Genuine HANDMADE LINEN TURCIION I'll
DIES at $50 worth 81:
4 large assortment Of HOSE and GLOVES of the
latest styles:
WHITE. and RED-Cl!ECK MATING at lGac
per ward;
Great bargains fl liANDkERCIIIETS for gentle
men and ladies;
PRINCES. BUSTlNGS, and DRESS-TRIM-
MiS(iS very low, at LEVY BROTHERS.
l017 and 1919 Main street.
We have DISCONTINUED OPENING OUR
STORE ON SATURDAY EVENINGS until fur
Their notice. uD3
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MI SPRING OPENING
THALfilhER BROTHERS,.

THALfilhEE BROTHERS.
col BROAD STREET
where they will opea Mkt MONDAY g.,,.
the week one OF the largest ami most ,r',,r ...
DRY GOODS
II has ever been their pleasure 10 otter. Gala
anime our stock.
Five cases best CALiCoES al / :. ;. anaG,,.
10 cases and bales COrTuN At g.. AUS.
1900 yards REMNANTS CORDED r,n.-,,
4c. worth &C.:
420 pieces DRESS GOODS, of all tlg,s, fr.,.
10 75c.;
~ pieces BUNTiNGS from 12' Io &c.,:
A large line Il ILhCk and CrLurEn>
BLACK and rOLORED SAfIN- =. cyr,,n....
low prices;
SILK ami W0R>rED CHENILLE rEI\,..
Buttons, Ribbons, Brai!>. &c.. ~ ir..r.
nj low price
Our stock OF BLACK Go"p~ IA rompn.'u. .., .
offer one OF the line, In III" CIV.
BLACK CACliEMIltES ir ~ l..r % = -.
BLACK ALPAChS from II T., H..
BLACK CREPE corn, TAMi,r. rI\..>.
GRENADINES. FEii. 'ElrF- o.. %.
BLACK GOODS. ut prize. .l!a: .... . ...
rX Xxx s1iE?e''' rArAsur~, r>",-...
The largest stock. latest uo.dI',. au2 .....
good. call and lo~k a. oar -.or, g.. GO.
chasing.
Our stock Of LADIES, Mle>r-'. an. r}>...
MEN'S HOSIERY i complete. 1879!
line Of plain aud fancy .""'!. ~ tliffI...
SO dozen GENTLEHEN'S WliITi.aaItui .w.
HOSE 1T sc. p-ir:
AZ dozen LADIES' WHITE II&rrp n,..
sc. pair:
rs dnz"u LADIES' STRIPED HOSE a ...
1870. worth zoe.
IuESET>: cnE>rTS: CuE>lI~.
As We hayc 4 tremendous ,turi ru ni.H.
purchased al iu.mru," lot AZ y -rr.t... ..
offer Tie greatest bargain, ever =. '..1
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NOTICE TO cRE ID
JAMES RIVER AND kANAWHA COMPANY.

RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY RAILROAD co.,
OFFICE THIRTEENTH AND MAIN. I
RICHMOND, VA, March rs, 1879. J
Tsntlemen,-A contract has been prepared be-
tween the James River aud Kanawhu Company and
| he Richmond and Allegheny Railroad Company
for the conveyance Of the works OF the former COM
pany. Before this can become final II settlement
must be mad with all of the creditors. The creditors
many and far apart and II will be impossible. in
The limited time given us, to deal with the creditors
separately.
The Richmond aud Allegheny Railroad Company
have dii ccted their Executive Committee, consist
Ing Of John +. Jones james X. kcenc. James G.
Blaine. Thomas Ewing. and III. G.. Parsons, To ask
for conference with The creditors, and the commit
Zee direct me to address You, with the request that
upon an early jaie when You meet the commit
tee, with view to agreement that may he 10
our mutual interest.
Yours, very rtsptc' fully,
II. &. PARSONS, Vice. President.
To Nessrs. John Se1rdrt. Isaac DarsnUort, Jr.,
Thomas Scdd0n, JdmfS II. D00ley.
RICHMOND, VA. March 90, 1879.
To the B0ndhoidcrS Of the Jtnes Rirer and IA
ndt1hd Company:
The Executive Committee OF the Richmond and
4 llrghany Railroad Company desiring conference
with the creditors OF the James River aGd kanaw liza
company. have requested the undersigned. b"nI-
holders iving IN ms city. 10 arrange Tor meeting
You are accordingly invited TO attend s,ner"i
meeting Of the creditors or the james River ana
city of Richmond, on tho 10TH DAY Of APRIL,
1879, ~ II NJ.
Very respectfully,
I. DAVENPORT, JR.-
THOMAS Seldom. Attorney,
JAMES II. D0OLEY, Attorney,
JOHN STEWART,
DANIEL X. STEWART.
NH 29-eodtd by John Stewart, Il! torncy.
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KJ5 DRESS GOODS AT
COHEN BROTHERS..

Their stock IS the largest aud by far the hard
soonest ever offered 1t includes all The novelties of
this season:
WATFRED and SATIN SILKS. DAMtSSE
SILKS, in Black AMI Colored: DANASSE and
SATIN-STRIPED GRENADIN BRO.
CADTS In all their new varieties:
ALL-WOOL BUNTINGS ut 1e. 20, 60, and 25c
FRENCH DOGBLk-WlDTH BUNTING at 60c.
Good duality DoUBLE-wfDTH TAMtsE at 25c. ;
so pieces BLACK CASHMERES reduce, from &C.
TO 37Hc. Great bargains In CASHMEkkS;
Hundreds of BLACK and COLOKED DRESS
GOODS entirely new designs:
Flfty-two-lnch- wide NOVELTY DRESS GOODS
all SILK and Woo!-at 65c.-gencrally sold Mt
So so:
MOURNING GRAYS at 16 and 20c.-worth l0c.
yard more
Light Shades In SILK LCSTRES. and all wool at
from 20 TO 40r. yard under value. apps