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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-17
OEGREGATED EUROPA MINING

SEGRE6ATED H.
y Company. Location Of principal place Of
business, San Francisco. California.
Location OF works, storey county, State OF
Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given, that at . meeting OF
the Board Of Directors. held on the 9TH day OF
April, 1873, an assessment INC. ~ OF Twenty
ave Oents per rhare WAS levied upon the capital
stock OF the corporation. payable Immediately.
In United states gold coin. to the Secretary. nj
the once Of the Company, Room rs. No.. $40
Montgomery street, Ban Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
unpaid on the Sth day OF Nay.
1879. will be delinquent. and advertised for
sale al public auction. and unlers pa, ment IL
made before will be sold on TUESDAY. the
27th day Of May, is1g. TO pay the delinquent
assessment, together with costs Of advertising
and expenses OF rale.
by order OF the Hard Of Directors.
RICHARD d. NOYRs. Secretary.
Onice-Room 10. No 40 Montgomery street.
Dan francisco. California. vd
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S%T0CKH0lDERS' MEETING.

THE ANNUAL NETTING oy THE MORN.
i mo STAR MINING COMPANY will b
held st the ofics of the Secretary. Room 7 ste
v-n.on's Building. corner OF California and
Montgomery streets. San fnneiseo. california.
on TUESDAY, April ~. 1873, st O'Clock ,. y.
Nv order Of the Board Of DirpetonA.
JAMES U. MAHOLN, SECRETARY.
San fnneiseo. April ]. lgY. III
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NOTICE.

VIRGINIA AND TRUCKER RAILROAD
" COMPANY. AUDIT AND PAY OfficE.
On and aft<r APRIL FIRST, isT9. no orders
gwen by employees 90 this company afainst
their vare- ar salaries will b rscsived OF paid
al this once. by order Of General superin-
sisi cHAs. 4. LAuGHros. PsynAs,sr.
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DELINQUENT SALES.
alta Silver nININo CON-.

A PGNY.-Locstion Of principal piscs Of
business, san Francisco. California.
Location Of works. Gold Hin Mining District,
Gold Hill, storey countv. Nevada.
Noticc.-Therc are delinquent upon the fol.
lowingdescribed stock. on account OF assess.
ment no. iD levied on the 20th day OF February.
1sIg, the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders, a.
follows:
Names. NO. Cen. bhs. Amt.
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VI mo COMPANY.-L0cAtIon Of principal
place OF business. San frzncisco. California.
Location OF works, aold I'LL Mining District,
Storey County. Nevada.
Notiov.-Thcre arc delinquent upon the fol.
howingdescribed stock. on account OF assers-
ment [No. ~ levied on the 10Th day OF March,
1879, the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders. as iol.
lowsi -. 49,, o.. A.,
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m Can maks money faster % vofk for NJ than
q anything slre. Capital no. rsquiredj We
WI start you. ia per day u home made b.
thantsd even vhers 70 worn fof N. New 10 The
vms. Costly outnt and terms Tree. Address
INA ems TRUE = 90. Augusta, Maine.
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= CyIATUAN MININa COMPANY

IL Location OF principal place OF business,
San Francisco. California.
Location OF works. Gold Illl Mining District,
Storey county. Nevada.
Notice.-Therv are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing .dcscribed stock. on account Of asssa-
msnt tho. ~ levied on the 9Th day Of Msrch,
1879, the several amounts sat opposite the
names VI the respective shareholders. - fol.
Iowa.
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DELINQUENT SALES.
xcHEoUER INNING CoMPANY

ExCHEoUER MINING COMPANY
- Location OF principal place Of business.
Sis California street. Union Insurance Building,
San Francisco. California.
Location Of works, Gold Hill, Storey county.
Notice.-There arc delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock. on account OF asecss-
mentlNo. l) levied on the 2stn dayof February.
1879, the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders. % fol-
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tees -. :. .............llbjD ..t....O Z.
Zadig h WE'LL. Trustees. ... iioi2. 10. =. 10 e.
And In accordance with law. and an order Of
the Board Of Directors. made on the 20th day Of
February. 1879. 90 many shares OF each parcel
Of such stock NJ may be necessary will be sold
nj public auction. ut the ONCE Of the Company.
30 Montgomery street, kooms 8 and Q. Ban
Francisco, California. on TUESDAY. the 18Th
day q April. 1879, at the hour Of . O'Clock 2. y.
OF said day, to pay said delinquent Assessment
thereon. together with costs OF advertising and
expenses Of the sale.
WIN. II. WATSON. Secretary.
Ofice-Rooms 8 and Q, No. 3G3 Montgomery
street. nan francisco. California. 29td
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DIoNEER MININa CoMrANY.-

San Francisco. California.
Location OF works. virginia District. Storey
county. Nevada.
Nodce.-There are delinquent upon the FOL.
lowing dercribed stock. on account OF as-ere-
ment mo. u levied on the 1th day OF March.
1879, the several amounts set. opposite
the names Of tho respective shareholders. a.
fnlta~..
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<<isAs'''s"sss.<S 80
And In accordance with law. and an order Of
the Board Of Directors. made on the asth day OF
February, 1917, 90 many shares OF each parcel
Of ruch stock ~ may be necessary will be sold
Ut public auction. OF MONDAY, the 7ist day
VI April. lS1y. Of the hour Of ! O'Clock
Pm. VI raid day. TO pay said delinquent Assess-
ment thereon. together with costs Of sdvcr-
tisine and expenses OF the sale.
JOSEPH GAUSS, eccretary.
Onice-tis California street tUnion Incur
anoo buiiding). ran Francisco. Cal. aps I'd
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OUR LIVE BUSINESS MEN.
WIDE AWAKE ADvKRr1sERs
WHO THEY'VE THEREBY.

WHO THEY'VE Tukksnh.
A~dvsrsisisg business Creates Bnsi
ness-Prsnss and Prosperity Fol
lev -rhas 10 the Experience ei
All who Have TRIED Il
ATTORNEYS.
II. II. whiiehill. Main street. Gold Hill.
ADJUSTMENTS.
Pipers' Opera House. Virginia City.
BANKERS.
Agency Nevada Bank Of San Francisco.
@ street. Virginia City.
Bank Of Virginia, "a South q street.
Virginia City.
BROKERS.
L. p, Drexler a Co.. once In Odd Eel.
lows Building. Virginia City.
L. u. frAnkel 4 Co.. Main street. Gold
Hin.
T. II. R.iston. Main street. Gold Hill.
T. II. MeGurn. log South q street. vir-
gina City.
Dsuglsss 4 Thompson. 81 South G
street. Virginia City.
W.. II. Clarke 4 Co., 81 South Q street.
Virginia City.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Brown 4 Tassell. CO South { street. yir-
YiniA City.
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS.
Reinstein 4 Wolf. Main street. Gold
Hill.
y. Aronson. Main street. Gold Hill.
AL. Rich. Sc south q street. Virginia.
Abrahams Bros. 4 Co., i6 south Z street.
Virginia.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
o. II. Gallup. In Maynard Block. Main
street. Gold Hill.
ID. T~horburu. opposite Nrws ONCE,
Main street. Gold Hill.
DRY GOODS. ETC.
n: Aitmsrk. Odd Fellows building.
Main street, Gold Hill.
Alex. Cohn. Main street. Gold Hill.
DENTIST.
W. o. Couwell. 206 Main street, Gold
Hill.
A. Chapman. $50 South @ street. vir.
giuia City.
y. Boegle. O street. Virginia City.
ID. Thorburn. Main street, Gold Hill.
foUSDRIEs.
Gold Hill Foundry. Lower Gold Hill,
George Emmett. proprietor.
Fulton Foundry. on the Divide. W. II.
EckhArt. Superintendent.
Virginia Foundry. on Railroad. near
Julia mine. Virginia City. Fraser 4 Cum.
mings. proprietors.
FURNITURE.
n. ". Grant. Main street, Gold Hill.
...,,um nr,,r,,y
FREIGHT DELIVERY.
Thomas Gallagher, ONCE near railroad
depot. Gold Ill
GROCERIES,, PROVISIONS, ETC.
opposite Maynard Block.
v. Lemery. Main street. Lower Gold
Hill.
Robinson 4 Folsom, Main street, Gold
Hill. 80,
n,enAiu Ae'0''' AA" '"''' wv"
v.no .,,.., yi,,ini.
"a, ~
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
Steamboat Springs Hotel, John 4 Matt.
Rapp, proprietors.
Capitol Rotis.erie, In Capital saloon.
Main street, Gold Hill /; ID. j. Radoyich,
Proprietor.
Gold Hill BAKERY and Restaurant Mhn
street, ooid NM d r. peoAsr' rro
p'c,,s p.,..x ~ Not, q .,,o., y;,v,,,,
City Pit1msier 4 Armbrus,. Proprie-
tors.
HARDWARE.
G,ll.tln A rol.om. Main .,reot. Gold
Hin.
LIVERY STABLES.
ch.r,sr o,k Livery Stable, o. O. Nun.
dell. proprietor. us Market street. San
Francisco. -
LAUNDRY.
Pioneer Laundry. north o 'irsiniA
CITY u. W. Hall. PROPRIETOR.
Eureka Laundry. Gold Hill Currie u
Grail, proprietors.
MARKET.
T. ro, Mai, .,rss,. Gold Hin.
I.f.xst,e N.Ilst- No 10 North q .treet.
vi.-iais ci,~
yruo nppor
NEWS pEroi'
Post Once Store. Main street. j. ID.
Marshall. proprietor.
Matt. N. Gillespie. opposite Nrws once,
Main street. Gold Hill.
OMNIBUS LINE.
BENEFITS Brothers. running between
Gold Hill and Virginia City.
PHYSICIANS.
D,. Ki,bv A p,iee. Main .,r.e,. Gold
Hin ms N"''" '"''' ~A'" '"'''' '0''
p''' y. na NAM sNn '".e', oo'' ""''
haN
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TYPE !! |. {! METAL IT,! NJ 4 4 Az A :: =: rs: : :sEs:
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BANKERS AND BROKERS.
TIE NEVADA BANK
OF SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN ..cAIIroRMA
Paid ~
Reserve u. =. Bsnd.,....3 $500 .oeo-Gs,d
DIRECTORS,
LOUIS ncLANE President
John W. MACKAY. J. L. FLOOD,
JAMES q. PAIR.
". 0txNNY
Agent 81 virginiA. nsvsdA.......oEo. A. krSo
Agents 81 Nsu York....... 10. 7. caHlsrsxsos
to1 Wall strcep........ l1ko. L. bkAxpkR
ISSUES Commercial and rzvsies' CREDITS.
available In any part Of the world. Makes
Transfers Of money by Telegraph and cable. and
draws exchange al customary usanoss.
This Baak has special fasiiities ~
D~alisE In Buliisa.
EXCHANGE
On the principal cities throughout thu United
states. Europe. Japan. China and the last
Indies. the Australian Colonies and New Zss-
land. and on Honolulu (HsvAlD.
Nxu Yoax B~AxKkAs-Tke Dznk Of New York,
". ID. A; American Exchange National Bank.
LONDON BAxxxss-Mevss. smith, Payne a
| Smltha. the I'nion Hank nj Landau lf
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ISSUES ConmerciAi and rrzvslep' Credits.
AVAILABLE In any part Of the world. Mako
Transfers Of money BY telegraph and cable. and
draws exchange al customary usanoss.
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j.. q. fLOoD.......-.........vice President
JOHN W. MACKAY. J. L. FLOOD,
JAMES u. PAIR
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BANK OF VIRGINIA.

EXCHANGE for sale on all the principal
cities VI kufops aud tho Orient.
an A. ". WHITE. Manager.
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HILL MINING COMPA.

Onice-ltoom 10. No 40 Montgomery street.
san Francisco. California. vtd
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onics-Room ~. No. iiy California street,
San Francisco, California. malsid
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New Cooks.

In Berkshire ,oith the Wild Flopers. BY
ELAINE & DORA READ GooDALL, authors
of "Apple- Blossoms" Illustrated by W.
HAMILTON GIBSON. New York: u. r
PUTNAM'S Sons. 1879.
These poems. we learn, "dessibe the
various wild flowers OF New England,
whose peculiar characteristics are charm
ingly pictured. The fresh realism OF the
verses confirms the impression given by
that fascinating volume Apple Blossoms,
that the writer's are at once earnest lovers
and keen observers Of nature, and also that
they possess the happiest facility for ex-
pressing the influence Of nature upon them.
The poems have been illustrated with some
exqusitely. drawn designs by Dir. GIBSON,
and the volume, in its fresh beauty, will
certainly be unique among gifi-books.'
For sale in Richmond by WooDHoUsE d
PARHAN.
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For HoRATI0 SEYMoUR.-Thcre is q very
strong element among the Democrats OF
both houses, who are DESTROYS Of persuad-
ing Horatio Seymour to accept the presl-
dental nomination next year, and 10 secure
from him some assurance that be will obey
his party's call, il the leaders conclude that
he alone can win the battle. Such decla-
ration from Mr.. Seymour. the Democrats
believe, would relieve them from their
present anxiety as to the future. Senator
Herman, who Is Mr.. Seymour's townsman
and intimate friend, does not abandon the
hope that MIR. Seymour may ultimately con-
sent to be candidate, although he inform
ed the writer to-day that, just no,o, "the
Governor" is unalterable in his purpose,
"never again TO take part in public affairs: .
Mr.. Herman intimated, however, that tht
pressure on Mr.. Seymour may yet de 81
powerful rs TO force him to succnmb, al
twas the case In 1868. = washington tete
gyagt- Baltimore .ameriean. =
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God save the Commonwealth.
The Negro ReclivivuS.

The negro voters elected large number
OF the members Of the present General AS
sembly by their casting vote in counties
and cities where the white people were
divided in opinion; and the negroes yes
terday performed the same service for their
new allies in electing in like manner the
officers OF the House Of Delegated. BY the
aid OF negro votes the Readiusters succeed
ed in organizing the House OF Delegates
and turning out the old and faithful officers
OF that body. See proceedings OF the Legis-
nature.
But that is not the worst OF the story.
The Resdiusters paid off their allies bY
elccting two negro Radicals to office in
place OF two Confederate soldiers--one OF
them one-armed man, and the other q
one-legged man! They threw this Insult
into the faces OF the people OF Virginia as
III they knew that their only chance TO ger
Office and emoluments was in their hands
now. 1t needs not that we characterize
this action otherwise. The people will
know what it means.
.sWhom the gods would destroy they
first make mad" 1t would seem as il the
leaders OF this wild revolution had been
stricken with judicial blindness. They
can not possibly hope to have their acts ap.
proved by the people Of Virginia Their
reckless leader may get into the United
States Senate for six years; but his party
will have died aborning."
What is to be the result? The leader;
have deserted the Conservative party and
burnt their ships. They have no Intention
OF returning to the fold OF that party. On
the contrary, they have fully made up their
minds that their only prospect Of success
hereafter lies in the organization OF new
party composed Of a few whites and all tbs
negroes-jnst such party as that which
existed here in the days when UNDERWOOD
HUsSIcUTT, JOE Cox, SPECS HoDGEs. an(
Others OF the same tribe, dominated In the
Capitol and made constitution for Vir
ginia.
But can they form such party We
sbink not; but We need not stop TO say
why. We go on to ask what is to become
OF the Republican party? Whence are to
come the voters that up TO November last
made no that organization NIis none of
orr light now. It has passed oyer from the
Conservative party TO the Repub Iican party.
The Conservative party IS essentially q
white mans party. The opposing party
mus. necessarily be composed largely Oh
slegross, The new party and the Repnbii,
caiIsparty may fight for'the negro fates .aAss
aor'us, We shall stand upon Tho old VA h
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Tgs CoLoaED yoTE.--MCCAULL beat BIG
GER by 1e majority for Clerk OF the house
OF Delegates, receiving 81 votes to BIoeER,s
Al. The segroes who voted for McCAULI
are COLE, DUNGEE, OWENS, SCOTT, COLLINS
Evans, HAMILTON, PAIGE, BLAND, LEWIS
and NogroN--eleven in all. Take Ii from
81 and add II to Al, and the result would
be for BIGGER 80, McCAULL as. Or IL the
eleven negroes had even thrown away their
votes, by voting for a Republican, McCAUL1
would have failed Of election. " The col
ored troops fit nobly."
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who ssia

w f2Cs =
We have herelofere sed W &, sn Z. 's ,ha,,
daures thai Che negro ssse s y !. . her.
casting vote large number q su mease, J,
the proceedings Of The House OF Delegates "a sss
that they have done the same thing In that
body. without their votes the Readiusters
would have been powerless to elect 9. single
officer. Here is fact which is spread upon
the record, and which cannot be explained
away by false statements and ciouded sta
tistics. Let the reader now recall ouI
tables, and he will see that a necessity was
laid upon the Readjusters TO recognize
SsaBo as equally entitled with bis whits
brother to thrust hand into the Golfers OF
the Commonwealth
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t-if" COHEN BROTHERS WILLUFFEE

l-If" COHEN BROTHERS WlLhOFfEE
on MONDAY. DECtMBhR Isl. UPWARDS "F
FIFTEEN HUNDRED ECILiE~ WORTH Of
MILLINERY GOODS purchased At a great ~arri
lice. These goods consist In part Of D>TRlt IT
I Fps. PLUNES BIRDS. and RIBBONS. amuNg
them som" al the hlnd>"m"s imported tliD> >'f.r +,
also. large lot at NELNEIS. >AIiN>. auI other
TRIMMINGS.
Thcr will also open Il very cX'rn'iV" st"rN n
BLACK and CDLORrD SILKS 1T great rt'intu"a
from former prices. anon" them som" ut III" hlnl-
soonest ever iicrcG. Their former !l.lu Bl.At
GRGS-GEAlN SILK will be snidr' SOC. th"iri -
SILK At csc. Many numbers al FINE GtINEI'>
SILKS AT proportional Ipdu ton: al-". . lar
stock Of ALL-SILk STRIPED SATIN. in hLt =
and cu!Orcd, at n reduction Of DOC. rIri. no -
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We have just received the Annual he
port Of the Commissioner OF Agriculture
for 1878, Of which the last Congress ordered
3oo, 900 copies to be printed. We return
thanks to Commissioner LIE Due.
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We have received from MARCUS WARD q
Co., stationers, Of Philadelphia; specimens
OF cards for Christmas and New Years, and
q, various other of their articles.
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~ BARGAINS FOR THE People

RACK SILKS ot coc ,yorh
<, y, 9Gr w"r,H ~ ~ -, e.: a. L3c; Ea-';
Si ia worth ii III E,a. 1911 - Hi,l'
RI AK CtSjINERES IN an Mi, Ill !h>t Cheap.
"a Us ner vnrd: :" '''' H''''''''' ''H l,c.
wUITE - ,.EIEn ~ z.c ,vor,,, :, -, ,
VIZ - 81. ~ '' '''' "'r'H 81 At 'o'' "or'h
IIGIiT- RIJ-E SATIN. >. inches w;,,o j..
40" wnrth 81. i''"e' "''''". Sis
ri, ACK six TRIuuISC;-yFIyr.rs :,.
II 81 Il 20 ii EO 30 81 and 20 20 ~ - -
below regular prices: ''-'''' ''''.a
c0i 0pEi sri KSot -5c worth q,
81: - '"'' l"' FaF' worth
Dof:Ri tF.crD DVry. c0or- ,
70 s.r yorI: D'"" a. 4V'' worth
DnTrHI i WTDTIJ EyTp ,rrr,yv,, ,,...
,ars, Yaict ~ STf %SFt Sl ,H,, per yar4
r.pf = Ci o'I'JIS on Sn ,'nIrr ''tl.'. ~,
rlVt.it rn'y cii@,,, Ia ""' LIABLE
RIGS MATS ItScOrkS and N,TTi>,. -
chran: ''''' w
\ lar." variety Of BASKETS \, low rric...
All kiudS of GOODS fjr hny.' and mon. v,-.
iI RTAIN MUSLIN all C. yer var! worm .,a.
NOTTINGHAM LACE for (I'RTiI\> >, r.
worth l6c a, lJc worth 2Or AZ Ia 49,,
DE .t Doe worth 3Oc and bpr.r ,..., d.,
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DINNERS AND SHIPPERS.

rS,IE LADIES OF TIE MONUMENTAL
i CHURCH propose holdi"% Il SERIES Or DIN =
EERS and SUPPERS, for tile benefit 81 the church
ri ~. l0U7 MAIN STREET, opposite the post
Office. on WEDNESDAY,, THURSDAY. ana tE!-
DAY. Dece!nDcr Sd, 4th, and 5lh. Dinner aud sup
per. O cents each. de 2'fL
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EESTApAs1SE.


THE DENTAPHONE.
4 NEW SCIENTIFIC INVENTION WHICH
ENABLES THE DEAF TO HEAR
THROUGH T.IE MEDIUM OF THE TEETH,
ANDTnE DEAF AND DUNE
TO HEAR AND LEARN TO SPEAK.
Now on exhibition ut the
HOLMAN LIVER-PAD OFFICE,
1913 MAIN STREET tup stairs).
TESTIMONIALS.
From Rev. Isaac Frrett. editor OF the ChftStto"
Standard
ANn,, me 10 s.y that the experiments aud tests
rnude with the DcrIaphone satisfy me htt Il - ar
thai Il |. claimed TO be. The Deaf VIII bhd n II =
means of relief which they have never enjoyed tonf
the use OF the ordinary ear-iruuipet.
From J. William Johnson. attorney III law, oil
Moulton, johnson Levy ia"Nero'l, a-o
CISClNSATI Osinbcr =, 1879.
IAN, ,,ss to e1press nv satisfaction with the re-
spJt NJ the eS Uer neniS made with the DeniaDnont
HrInp competed myself 10 use spraKlng-thos OF
irumpe am abe to form better comparison tlia
one whose hearing facu ties are unimiaired,
would certainly advise all deaf persons 10 obsaiu
one whether they use trumpet or not, ana oeuot
| less II will prove serWceaole "here, III many III
| stances, Tic trumpet would not.
Send fox Zee pamphlet, giving full particulars an'
o'''e' W. c. FOSTER, Sole Ageat.
de4 1918 Maia street. kicayaond, vs..
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ar aTEDfEeTT Nv.

Were tlie present debt rloT fnndsd
undcpffse act CT March 28, 1SIH,s
sfnciUcfng one iialf ofstnfsrest in
nrreafs. and giving fun interest 20
the colleges ard the literary tuIlns
Il &c would standns follows, as stated
by the seconf5Audttor: o-;.,<
PRINCIPAL OF debt. e2I .227.053 81
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Married, orIthe 2d instatt. by Esv. G. w. PellItr-
bridge. str. ROBERT AsGAyEDO and Miss MARY
LsMCD0NoUGH; botnof Henrico county.
Married, on tho 26ttf OF November. by the Rev.
DR.. Preston. r. ~. GRANT fof The Capitol police
forcel and Miss CAERIE ". DRANDT.
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Gs IMMENSE BARGAINS OpEyIEscnr
DAILY AT
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DRESS GOODS at extraordinary low r,;,
GRA1-MI3ED PUPLfSS ri IL: f''"s'
PLAlD-WOOL EUiTINriS at sGIr.
SIRlPED PEklS CLOTH NJ Zoe
WOOL MIXED SUifJxGS NJ 1nZc y.x.,
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ALL WOOL CAMELS-E!3rR al 3nr ,sc,,t
New designs IN PLAIDS- Ef.UCADT, ana !. 9,gc: :;
LASSES from zoe 10 81 "'' SaTE-
ALL.N1ob BLACK DOLIiS Cloth .,
DoGBLGG.WIDTH CAMEL. SHAH: s,rE,r<. .
BLACK PEKlN.sTRIPED ssTISs,,
BLACK SATIN AMI E!:,F-- - ,t>-'
SILKS ut 1925 worth = - '.'-' Sl"IPE
Great bargains In BLACK Silks
Soc: - nc "G5.i.
full 3G-inch vide CASHMERE :, IN,
$500; 3s-inch Wide at COO yo ~ %wor,i'
100 pieces READ and CHENn.I.E.s rprrc,.
ana Gl3iP5 from auction at much is, ,,,,n W.
ullr prices: '''' '''ah reg
80 dozen BLACK EEAL KID GAuvrLyrs =,
40 dozen LADIES' COLOPr J.,t....
GAC$TLET> NJ GGc. worth :: "'>hlS
All shades In THREE-BuTTON KID GIGvr.
37hc.; '"''F - A.
Immense stock Of Ladies'. Gcn;temen's. and c,,,
cren's NERl%O USDEi:WEAE AZ yc,r ~
prices 1T fdc4I JULES MFYgt.%"T
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-04
Deduct amount estimated due an.
nuaily to public free-schools...

Leaving the sum applicable 20 the
payment OF interest and The extra
ordinary expenses OF government,
averaging for the past nine years
S74,36a.67..........
The sessions Of the General Assem-
bly, being biennial, The average
annual cost will be $4,000, and
the above balance, aS an annual
balance, will be increased Dy......
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