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DEATHS.

Died. Saturday morning. September 27. 1879. at
9:2O O'Clock, at the residence Of her mother tAlrs.
e. Camer0u). 52S Broad street, Mrs. ELF ABFTH
BOHANNON, cOnsorL of the late r. D. BohannoD,
aud daughter OF John Cameron, deceased.
Asleep hi Jesus, blessed sleep.
From which none ever wake to weep.
Faneral services from the First Presbyterian
church Dr. reston's) SUNDAY, September 2Stb,
at 8 o'clock P. 81.
Died, at st. Mary's Bencdictine Institute, on Sat
urday morning at 8 O'Clock, Sister MARY LlDWi-
Ma WESIRICH, y. S. Is =, In The lhirty-siXih year
OF her age and the sixteenth of her religious pro-
fes>iou.
May she rest In peace.
The funeral will take place on MONDAY MORN
ING at O'Clock from ST. Blary's church, Marshall
street..
Died. in Manchester, September 81. 1879, MARY
JOSEPHINE, wife OF William Il. McCraTy, In the
twenty fourth year Of her age.
The friends OF her husband and or her father
Erasmus Garv deceas ed. respectfully Invited to
attend the funeral from the Manchester MethodiSt
church on MONDAY. september 29Ill, at Z. d.. "
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In Winchester and Frederick county we
continue to hear of many changes in favor
of the settlement, and blythe 4th OF NoVem-
Der we think that the eyes OF those who
have been led astray on this question will
be opened, and that old Frederick will roll
up large majority in favor Of this wise;
Just, and peaceful settlement, thus placing
the Commonwealth once more on the high
road to prosperity. Winchester Neeos.
We learn that Captain F. G. s. Hunter, OF
King George. whose name appeared in the
Whig rs a Readiuster canyasser, will sup
port General Fitz. Lee for the House OF
Delegates. And so it goes.-Fredericlcs-
burG StdT
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, C,RD,-Tbe report made by James w.

A .CARD.-The report made by James ".
Walker, as secretary OF meeting held at
Twyman's Mill, Madison county, Va, on
the 10th Of September, 1879 IS an utter mis-
representation of facts. The chairman. to-
gether with large majority OF the meeting,
declared themselves in favor OF the MeCul-
loeb bill by passing the following resolution
with but two dissenting voices-to wit,
James ". Walker and 7. G. Gibson:
RESOLVED, That it is the sense OF this
meeting that the McCulloch bill ought to
have 4 fair trial. provided that under no cir
cumstances it increases taxation.
1t IS known by gentlemen OF Integrity
that the chairman OF the aforesaid meeting
never saw the report nor authorized his
signature. WILLIAM HILL.
FITzHUGH TALIAFERRo, 3.
RoBERT S. WALKER,
R. f. HILL, -'=
r. S. BoOTEN,
E., W. TwYMAN.
September %, 1879. 81"
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The: Value of Life. A Reply to Mr.. Nal

The Value of Life. A Reply to Mr.. Nal
locks Essay, Is Life Worth Livlng!'
New York: PUTNAM & Sons.
MALLoCK's essay was work OF remark
able character. The reply will, OF course
attract much attention. 1t is for sale by
WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
Mate 10 1fote. A Novel. By +. X
SHARKEY. New York PUTNAM e. Sons
This is novel copyrighted by the Put
MANS. A copyrighted novel should be al
least worth copyrghting.
The Fall of the alamo. An Historical
Drama. By Professor FRAN CTS MONA
New York: PUTNAM & Sons.
: This drama is founded upon an event SUI
deiently full of deep interest to make an ex
citing play.
For sale by WEST. JOHNSTON d co.
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FREDERICK CoUNTY.-CoIonel EDMUND P.
cambridge is running for the House of
Delegates in Frederick county upon the
following short, sharp, and decisive creed :
"Having carefully considered the bill for
the settlement OF the public debt, and the
present revenues OF the State. I am satisfied
that those revenues are ample to meet the
expenses OF government, economically adj
ninistered, to give. the fullest support to
the public schools, and to pay the interest
upon the debt. Ii elected will earnestly
sustain that settlement, and will oppose all
measures that look to an increase OF the
burdens of taxation now borne by our peo-
pie"
Every Conservative candidate in the State
should make haste to mount that platform.
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IL FALL SEASON, ls7p,
TRALiTIMER BROTHERS,

COL BROAD, CORNER SIXvi! s!&rF-
| We take great pleasure IN intorn.a2 "sr fs!..,,
and the public generally that wcag. -.v ..,......
| our
FIRST SUPPLY OF NEW EiII ,,uun>
1t shall be our aim during ihs cnr!7,' ,.,n, 49,,
to our cu.tomcr, All The
NOVELTIES and NEWEST sTY:.@,.r,,a1,
| just as soon a they are put In MAR.
our large increasing trade clA. p .. 'u ~ u
larger quantities, ard wt VIII hc aa. 1885,. ,,..,
bar@ Inns than ever.
| We shall open on MONDAY. r@s.,m'.! -. .
tremendous stock Of
WHITE. RED. and CoI.oNGD TLiNr'1..
inst purchased ut AUCTION.
Thee goods are worth every Cn''. t.:..'..... BE-.
there has never been anything Ia Tao. - .,,...
at such prices.
BLACK CASGIMERES. ELAck .,inaINg.
We have jus, purchased a lot "f >!N sE..wpl t....
among which Is our all-woo rrsr.. 81. -....
best quality and the greatest hir!l.: '.. ur
Richmond have ever Bought. tlt'r..' tH'4..
GOODS VIII do well TO give nrr.
LADIES', CIIILDRE%'>. t.' N'\.> l-\u}"
WEAR by the cargo. Wc".u -.,us, g.. ',t...' .
lest assortment OF the" cur..- !. '... ..'v.
DRESS Goods: r:'~- ',,.I.~,
a beautiful stock in al IL" u":. ? '. ...
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~" SUPERB DISPLAY e..
FALL Fashions,
MAGNIFICENT ARRAY uE DE.>- Eh.i.t =
SYCLE BROTilkE>',
81 BROAD SrEE o. =.

We have now open al elegant I'm" ~ iHl'Hlto
DRESS GOODS for f,Il aui wtn'rr;
large assortment OF CACiIEMiRis Il "'r " 81
impoIlalon;
CACHEMIRES from SOC. 10 SIS ,y7 "a - .
magnificent quuity-a!l w""i-f.'r j.".:
Our IL CACHEMiRE reduce {" -.
4 full line II MOHAIRS a.! BLACK N-Fi =
from 20 TO 75c.;
Our soc. ALPACA reduced IT, b r.: an -
quality at Csc;
Don't fail 10 look =, our Shut IuN l.>il
GLOVES at 25c.:
Our SILK DEPARTMENT j. 1Ni1,i'.
Handsome BLACK SILK Al IL: '>'rr ..a.&,
Don't fail 10 look Al orr Il NAPKINS:
SILK VEINETS IN al r.|"r.. M. "%'r -.
were ever sold ia Eichmr,.,i W. rlr ,t,r. :,
our customers from Is l." 2jr. per ttr''. $ !!
these good, are Of our o"n lur rl' irH
Don't fall to ook at our TiDlL> Al .'''.
In DRESS GOODS "" nave every 'It"'' - .'t
hc had, and ut prices hat ~c ra"iri 3" t'aU-
So!d-ihc largest assortment IN R!"nm""''r
Dout fail u look ai our Dl.ANkEI
\ splendid assortment OF CASSlMtkt>
ana boys wear. All We ask j. u '1t, ipf "r Gee.
satisfied wr can suit In price aIi 4,1ii'.
Don't fail 10 look IT our CAkP1l>-;.' ~.
The arrest st Sc: stock OF MERISo UNrrEWrWE'
ladies. gcntlcmcn and children. tn a.. T.
will save from 10 10 20 ncr H'L' : '-.'"'
lhe,H god IF, from SrGii r. h mi III
HANDKERCHIEF from Sc. TO Il aio'r. =.
dozen LINEN IiASDkERCliIEFs-'a .a.''
est eScr shown III any house tbs ,!'o'' ~
York.
Don't fail To look AT orr IRISH Linens. rec.
20 astonish everybody. ,.
Don't Tall To look IL our HOSIERY itr'A"''
MENT:
$50 pieces FLANNELS from T.. =" : =. t..
yard. These good, were purci4.." 20 ''."
recent rise, which enables Us 10 SOL lr'i s-'..
cheaper.
Dont fall 10 look al The larGnsf i--'rii"''' .-
VIII T. and COLORED QilLI~ ever 'f."
In this market:
Another lot OF those cheap TOWELS:
CARPETS. MATTISGS. OIl.-i LpIIt>' A.
RCGS-a full assortment:
DOM fail TO look n our BAIMOR ii. >h."t
We have The llrgcs; assCrtmrnt la ''.f nv .r.r..
mcnt that can be found In Hgs N..i ~ ~ -.
81 ~ EE"iiifH>.
Sc l5.eod 81 E.ntt '..'
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Two communications have recently APP
peared in the Richmond Wing, one dated
StevensyilIe. September Il, 1879, headed
.stKlng and Queen Aliye"; the other dated
Tapnahannock, va, September IS, 1879.
which. so far, as they assume to represent
the sentiments Of the people OF either ;coun-
ty, are, utterly devoid Of truth, and form but
part o:s the magnificent SYSTEM Of lying
which was perfected In the can ass OF 1878
In behalf Of the Greenback ticket, and
which Is now sbetug resorted TO liz order TO
bolster up the cause OF The Agitators, Tor the
dissemination Of which the Wig is the
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The Nerfolk-County Mozart Nominee

SUFFOLK, VA, September 26, 1879.
Editors Dispatch: The Readjusters alias
tRepudiators Of, Norfolk county have
brought forth a 'IridicuEus mus" after ire
mendous labor, like the mountains Of old.
Goodwin, Massey, Cameron, and others of
the crew, have made speeches for these peo-
pie, and Colonel Stewart and the "corpu-
lent real-estate owner OF Norfolk city, and
others have helped them. Their efforts
have been mighty, and the result is glori-
Gus! Tn convention assembled they have
gone from Norfolk county into the printing
office OF the only Radical newspaper 10 Nor
aelk city and have taken a relative Of the
Radical editor of TINT paper and have made
bim their candidate for the Legislature.
Norfolk county to the front What next ?
SUFFOLK.
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REIMBURSEMENT BooM-Not q single per-
son, we are informed, attended the le&d-
iuatment meeting appointed for Howels-
vile last Saturday evening. "The two
Cincinnati "-kennerly and Finnell-the
speakers named in the notice, were pres
emit, but having no bearers shook the dust
of hat.portion OF our county from their
feet, and saved their STUBBORN facts and
figures" for some other locality warren
Sentinel 49,. ...
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w- BE- A NIX E rs

THE largest, best-assorted, and cheapest stock of
BLANKETS ever offered. Our stocg must be closed
out BLANKETS from S1.25 to s15 pair. We
offer the celebrated .f1.4 CALIFORNIA BLAN-
KETS at 1918 \ pair. ami the standard ia
WHITE BLANKETS at S4.75 q pair. These
BLANKETS are extra sizes, and are worth tho
above prices by tile box.
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ME- COHEN BROTHERS WILL OF

H COHEN BROTHERS WILL OF.
FER ON MONDAY
so pieces WHITE WOOL FLANNEL at 1876.
general value Of which Is 25e.; 40 pieces a
22c., valued 1t 33c.
Also a large stock of iue imported WHITE ELAN
NELS considerably under market value.
800 pairs WHITE BLANKETS at from 75c. 70 s.
pair-lcss than last seasons prices;
$50 dozen LADIES', MISSES, and CHILDREN'S
HOSE, in all The new designs Of The coming sea
son;
60 dozen LADIES MERINO KNIT VESTS at soc.
the same quality sold last season at Csc. Better
qualities preportonately reduced. seq
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UMBRELLAS.

We continue to sell at extremely low prices. AS
our sock Is greatly reduced advise those In want
to call early If they wish great bargain.
Everything in our line is now being sold at greatly
reduced prices, so don't put of making your pur-
chases until IL + too late. :, =
LEVY BROTHERS.
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We are informed by perfectly reliable
and responsible gentlemen that the seli-eon-
stitute5, self-appointed candidate OF the
Agitators for senatorial honors- In this ais-
'trict was the only Mozarter to be found al
King and Queen Courthouse on the occa-
sion referred to. II the election were TO
come of tomorrow there are not enough
white men 10 both counties who favor the
schemes OF the Destructives to make de-
cent funeral escort to convey the defunct
Cannon to his political grave, and before
the 4th of November comes the number VIII
be reduced by a.stiH further stampede.
Both letters are probably from the same
hand, and that one an Interested party.
II these letters are fair specimens OF the
truthfulness Of others appearing in the same
medium, one in search Of facts had better
consult Gulllvcr's Travels TaPpahan-
mock Inier. .....
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CORSETS.

We show the largest stock In this city, aud our
prices arc down to the bottom. See our CORSETS,
As, IS, 95c., 81, $1l5, bl25. $50, and up to IS
pair.
An excellent sFIOULDER-RRACE at 90c.-must
be seen to be fully appreciated. sc %
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The Campaign-Brave Campaigners:
The month about TO begin will be one OF
.rfgyity and heroic public devotion. We
have not so many leaders concentrated upon
mn. day. But we have the ablest OF de-
haters distributed through the month.
This day we have the remarkable appear
once Of the venerable Ex-Governor SMITH at
HrarrIsonburg. There, In bis far-adVancea
opa inst out from the retirement OF bis
nff,ictions, he comes to help his believed
Common wealth in her hour Of danger, He
i MS full, OF zeal and devotion as though be
were young again; and IL he is only stis'
tanned by that physical Vigor which In for,
me- DAYS madu him an antagonist to be re-
spected he would strike blow to-day thai
wonld bring back the memors OF bis bright
est DAYS. Still. we know bis spirit viii
diffuse its influence among his fellow
citizens and help to bring back amongst
them that patriotism and public devotion
which they knew in better times.
| Governor SMITH will be seconded by Or.
CURRY, who will also speak to day at Halri'
| sonbIrg. DR.. CURRY has brightly proved
his ability rs statesman, while be has done
better: He has proved bis public devotion
and the grand philosophy OF patriotism
which inspires love Of State and lrrepressr
ble desire to aid in lifting I'D nnhllc charac
Ter anu promoting public happiness.
We baye high hopes OF the good teaching
which wilt be impaired to-day at Harrison
burg. ..... &c.. .... g..
There may be other speakers present.
On the ID OF October Ex-Governor KEN
PER strikes blow for Virginia at King
George Courthouse. That will be delivered
with unsurpassed spirit and vigor.. The
Governor will make a decided impression
on the canvass.
He will have gallant companions on the
occasion. General FITzHrGH LEE and VIII
LIAM L. royal are appointed to speak al
the same time and place. 49, q .,.'.....r
To-day the Hon., joins RANDOLPH TUCKER
and W. w. BERRY will speak at Norfolk.
General JAMES G.. FIELD will speak to-day
at Petersburg. Those who counted toe
hastily upon General FIELD to oppose the
"peace settlement - will learn at last that
he is too. frank and honest gentleman tc
favor the faithIessncss and turbulence Of
the Qestructiyes. He is Virginia patriot
He does not shape bis opinions to please
man, but to benefit his State.
Major JOHN W. DANIEL speaks to- night al
Portsmouth and tomorrow night in Nor
folk city, where there Is great desire tc
see and hear him. 81
On the LIST of october "wednesday there
will be great day at Winchester. Hon j
Z. Tucker, DR.. CURRY, General ECHoi-s
and General W. Fl. PAYNE will all speak
on that or succeeding days. There will be
a great forensic display on the OCCASION
Other days are appointed ii the near fu'
ture for very ine speeches.
The cont, st is as earnest as ever, and
growing in ability and enthusiasm. The
enemies of the State have been made 10 fee
the unenviaale part they are playing, at
once faithless and injurious TO the State oil
Virginia. .',...5 -. ! -
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CASHSfEREs.

We show a large stock Of ALL-WOOL BLACK
FRENCH GAsHMERES at the lowest prices yet
offered. we have too maoY on hand, so must force
the SALE as store is for rent possession given
on the 1st Of October.
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FLASSELS.

We show 4 large stock OF PLAIN and TWtLLED
COLORED and WHITE FLANNELS, the prices
of which have been marked dowu 10 the lowest
figures.
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Its delirhs,us 70 think thu, MASSEY, FRA

Its delightful to think that MASSEY, FRA-
zIER, and LADY viii uil be left ut home next
winter thai those two noble old counties
Roekhridge and Aibemaf,s ore no longer
70 be asasbsd Of their Representatives; and
ihas tie gapltol will knoy them no more
forever. srtieulariy glad are Nc that
AAsssy's lypocfiiicai cant Is no MOI TO be
beard la the Senate chamber.
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A y IMMENSE STOCK OF NEW FALL
N GOODS NOW OPENING AT
JULIUS MEYERS G03 BROAD STREET.
PRICES LOWER THAN EVER KNOWN BE-
FORE.
Our buyer Is at present 10 New York, attending
the large auc'in sales, and Is forwarding TO Us by
every steamer The LATEST NOVELTIES Al En-
TRAORDINARf Low PRICES.
jus, 0pened. the latest novelties In DRESS GOODS.
con>is ing OF BRDCADED. FIGURED. and
PLAlDS. FANCY MIXTURES, ARABIAN
so pieces TWILLED 31nHAIR DEBAGE at 16a.c.
wOrtlI Csc:
SO pieces COLORED ALL-wOoL CASHMERE
ut j0c. worth 65c:
All n. latest shades In STRIPED and BROCADED
VELVETEEN>:
COLORED SATlNS and VELVETS in all the new
shades;
An shades OF COLORED Sill KS at 75c.
BLACK CASHMkRES-1h he giea' est bargains ever
shown in she city. 10 pieces ALL-WUQL
CASHMERE. 40 inches wide, at 55c. worth
25c.; special bargain A. CSC. worth Soc: 8
pieces extra nz heavy, 46 inches "ide' at soe'
IN BLACK aud COLORED SILKS we have special
bargains from auction, which can! be eauailed
elsewhere:
BLACK SILK FRINGE, in Chenille, Tape, aud
Beaded, ut very low figures;
The latest novelties In LADIES' and CHlLDRES'S
HOSIERY. 49,
Before purchas iug your FALL GOODS don't fail
to cali al JULIUS MEYERS. 603 Broad street
Agency for DEMOREST'S PATTERNS. NEW
FALL STYLES lust opened. Sc s-eod
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CANTON ELANNEES.

We show all qualities In UNBLEACHED,
BLEAcHED, and COLORED, at the loves. prices.
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DRESS GOODS.

All kinds of DRESS GOODS must be sold, so our
prices will be found lower than elsewhere.
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ME- COHEN BROTHERS ARE o

g COHEN BROTHERS ARE OF
FERING, OF their own direct importation, or
which they save their customers from 10 10 25 pei
cent
az pieces Samuel Courtauld's ENGLISH GRAPE:
100 pieces BLACK CASHMFEES;
The Paris favorlte KID GLOVES. Leroy Scam
less -: also, full line In THREE. FOt'H-.aud
SIX-BUTTOE, the "Luca Undrcs scG MD
GLOVES. now most extensively fayortrc. in the
European market; they enabled TO offer
them 1t 81 .25 for 'hrec-buion- $50 for four.
button, and S1.75 for siN-button:
Also, large stock Of BLACK and cOLORED
SILKS. Sc
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MI; MAIN-STREET CHRISTIE \
CHURCH (between Pine and Laurel streets).-
Preaching by Eld,r J. 4. DEARBORN at IL A. NJ.
and Z. NJ.
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nrincipaI vehicle. So far from The state
ments OF the letters being true, there isSaet
a well-informed man in either county who
does not know ttat the AgitatoTs ace weak
enlng, and that many who SUPPORTED the
Barbour bill mud opposed TIE McCuffoch
bill have Withdrawn their opposition, and
are In favor of giving the settlement q fair
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NJ COHEN BROTHERS ARE NOW
OFFERING
500 dozen LADIES' AMI GENTLEMENS LINEN
HANDKERCiIIEF> three for csc, most OF
which arr valued II 2Jc. each,
Also a large stock of line lifMSTI rCHED HAND.
KERCUIt rs III near one half their value:
200 pieces of SILK BEREGE and TISSUE VEIL
ING ri considerably less than market value;
30 pieces REAL BRETONNE LACE 1T less price
than the imitation;
Also. large stock Of PATENT VALESClESNES
TORCfION. FRENCH. and other REAL and
IMITATION LACES for considerably less than
market value;
420 pieces Of "EVERLASTlSG COTTON
TRIMMING at rs and Sc. piece Of twelve
yards, generally sold at near double. sec
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III SILK PRINCES. J. t. - T., -. y
PRINCES. CULoRED : \ tE' ~ =.
TAPE PRINCES. BEADED ".N'' '. q.
r,n Ite'S u,t .Sr - AMI cIIIfnEEN'> " ~
ING. FANCY, ana BALELI""hN I"@.."'
at low urirF>: - 5000. ...,.t.r.,
EMBOSSED VLLNFTS, 81 tth nn: -
BUTTONS; ...,..,.
81 CK and COLORED VtlEFl" ~.
LADIES. MISSES. aud GCNILHMhN
DE"" fN'' - uuTZl.Er EE"InIH-'
cog a25 i;c,,! '.'n -.
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M AT COHEN BROTHERS,
SO pieces Of The handsom est COLORED SILKS
ever offered In this city. Also. large LOT OF ell CANT
quality BLACK SILKS at the lowest prices ever
known: o pieces BLACK and COLORED PEKIS
STRIPES: also, large stock Of BLACK aud CO.
LORED SATINS. set
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i e,,,as,t fhat ti,e parties interested may
e corr or subssantiate the chaiges made
Lexington Gazette. D.
1,r. RurrSER ought 70 silence the ialsl.
fiers. we know. the.t he supports the Nc
CurLocH settlement; and the fact has been
announced over aud over again; but he has
never unnouueed it underhts stgn.manrlai.
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DRY GOs,f'
DRY ssGnr~.
TARDOZO, FOURQUREAN & co.
are now receiving their stock Of
FALL GOODS,
to which they invite inspection.
IN DRESS GOODS

u WHICH tItt INV ite ih'p"I-'''''
INDRESS GOODS
their stock Is larger and more extensive IN variety
than usual. embracing many novelties OF rare
beauty. We name i'll part
Elegant EsOcADES,
STRIPED SILKS and EELNETS,
STRIPED SATTEENS.
New CAMEI'S HAIR, in choice plain colOrs and
MuMMIE CLOTHS in one hundred different
shades aud black.
We secured In June last before the advance IN
silks, Il large stock of GCINET and other cclc-
brated makes OF
BLACK SILKS,
which Offering lower than the same silks
have been sold for seventeen years. We invite the
closest inspection OF these silks aud defy compet
ton on them, Is they are Il positive bargain. AMI
can only De sold as low because Of having been
bought before the advance.
We also have 4 large STOCK or
BLANKETS AND FLANNELS
bought before the advance. which We will sell very
BLACK GOODS
We have everything desirable that Is IN the market.
CARDOZO, FoURQCREAN & co.
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Mcssrs r. p. IUDGISS and A. +. NOEL are with
US aud viii be pleased 10 see their friends.
GO. 2G-nnh2nl
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September %, 1879.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-12
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

str7yed from the Gro sing Of the Owyhee on
the silver City o.d. dark by horse, Jranded
III on lest shoulder; had bell on when he LETT
the team will .ay $50 reward for the de-
livery OF the animal al C.gap McOermt
JOHN FITZGERALD.
Winnemucca, June 10, SO At
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-12

The bill introduced by Congressman
Springer, and now before Congress, to
prevent military interference at cleo
tions,is said obe nearly an exact tran
script OF the English statute, original
iy pissed in George H. day, re-enacted
IN Victoria's and now strictly enforced.
the only difference being that the
words, ''any election OF any Represen-
tatiye in Congress, are put in place Of
any election OF any member of Pagfiz-
ment" As the bill is certain 70 pass
both Houses OF Congress, it remains to
e seen whether Hayes will veto it aud
prociaizr to the world that in the Re-
public OF the United States bayonet in
reference II the polls, which is pro-
hibited IN Monarchical England, IS
sanctioned by law and countenanced by
Hayes Administration. 1t may he
argued by those who oppose the bill,
taat there is not regular troops enough
"a the United States to furnish
eorPoral's guard for each polling place,
sven in the large cities; but they should
remember that corporal, when per-
forming duty assigned him by law
represents the entire Government OF
the United States, and to resist him by
force is rebelling against the Govern
rlent~ The principle OF hspfHg bayo-
acts at the polls, except to repel armed
anemies Of the United States, Is not in
sccord with tine popular idea that in
republics, ballots, not bayonets, should
Eula.