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RICHMOND AND DAyvILLE RAILROAD Co-)
PRESIDENTS OFFICE.
EICHnoSD, VA, January 81. 1850. }
YUluE pIGuMnNn AMI n.NXJI e.

l. RAILROAD COMPANY hereby gives notice
10 he holder Of the cOnsolidated mortgage bonds
maturing NAV 1. 1850. that IL VIII ray The same nc
maturity, or n will upan the apple zion OF The hold
ers thereof on or before April 1880, exchange The
said conso lated boncs flr the general NOR gage
q ter cent goid bonds Of the Richmond and nan-
Vile Railroad Com Dahy maturing January i. 1918,
ct ninety 1851 DER eentum Of the par value 0f
ssid general mortgage bonds, paying the difference
OF nye Isl per cenium Va cash, with an equitable
tive tonds.
Uuti further notice rf~sSBs wi hing TO make tie
exehaese, for further nf faial iOn VIII apply 10
the IRE. urer VI he company or 10 The undersigned
A. :. BUFORD,
IL Lz1cw8w Presi .ent.
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DEATHS.

Died, 1t his residence. IN this city, on Sunday
afi' rnoOn. the 9Th instant, in The fifysXth year OF
his age CORNELIUS Il. LIPSCOMB, Esq.
His funeral will take pace from trinity Netho-
dit EpiscoDa church. corner Broad aud Tween eth
streets, THIS TUESDAY MORNING a. IL O'Clock
Died, on the 0 h Instant. at a quarter TO o'clock
A. NJ. GEORGE Il. WRIGHT, In the forty ninth
ytsr of hi
HIS funeral will lake place THIS AFTERNOON at
3 O'Clock from his tate residence, No. 525 MosDy
street. The relatives and friends invi ed TO at
Tend
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,aoNmNRY .ta4a.wARE. ar.
HOLIDAY GOODS ! NEW GOODS!
NOTHING OLD OR TRASIY-EVERYTHING
OF THE LATEST DESIGNS.

MALACHITE VASES. COLOGNE SETS, &c;
DUNMORE ORNAMENTS, &c;
CRACKLE VASES, BOUQUET-HOLDERS sc.
IRIDIsCEN T BOUQUET and FLOWER
STANDS,
VENETIAN VASES, ORNAMENTS, &C;
DRE> DERO ORNAMENTS. &c;
BOHEMIAN VASES, COLOGNE SETS, &C.;
CHINESE VASES, &C.;
JAPANESE BOXES, TRAYS, &C.;
MAJOLICA, In new designs, az half former prices
FRENCH aud ENGLISH DINNER, TEA all
TOlLET-SETS:
HARLEQUIN AFTER-DiNNER COFFEES,
HARLEQUIN TEA and DESSERT-SETs,
JAPANNED COAL-VASES and PLATE WARM
Frs.
The above are now Omen for inspection. No Idea
can be formed Of the variety, 30 come aud see.
k.B. TAYLOR, lOll Main street.
II. &. SUTTON, lsae.men.
j. e.. SNELSDN,B de
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HOLIDAY CHINA GOODS.
The LATEST NOVELTIES IN THE WAY OF
GLASS AND POTTERY.

AMBER CRACKLE GLASS;
FLORENIINE GLAsS-onlS a few pieces In this
county:
CERf GLASS, which took the prcmium over the
Bohemian.
HAKLEQUIN, A. ID. CpFFEEs, and DESSERT
SETS:
FRUIT PLATES-iyorv hodv-somcthing new;
DECORATED DINNER SITS hiukO pattern;
CHAMBER ErS-MDton-yariety OF patterns;
TEA SEiS-All price and style.
VIII have opened on th- STH INSTANT the
largest assortment of WJRCE TER. DRESDEN,
AND LONGWY WAKE ever exhibited aud en-
Lirely new designs. GEORGE GIBSON, JR.,
aes 1907 Main street
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MI JUST OPENED
III JULIUS MEYER

III JULIUS MEYER
Is CLOSING OUT HIS ENTIRE STOCK
DRESS GOODS, COLORED CASHMERES, PLAIN
aud STRIPED VELVETS and YELvETEENS,
CLOAKs, DOLMANS, SHAWLS, and FELT
SKIRTS AT PRIME COST;
BLACK CASlIMERES;
BLACK and COLORED SILKS and SATfNS;
LADIES', GENTLEMEN'S, and CHILDREN's
MERINO UNDERWEAR;
WHITE and COLORED FLANNELS;
TOWELS, NAPKINS. TABLE DAMAsKS,
QUILTS, NOTTINGHAM LACEs, at greatly
reduced prices
BLEACHED and BROWN SHEETINGS;
PILLOW COTTON, &C., much below regular
prices;
GENTLEMEN's EXTRA.QUALTTY UNLAUN-
DRIED SHIRTS LINEN bosom and cuffs at
60c.;
The celebrated PEARL SHIRT at 81 Told prcel at
ja30 JULIUS MEYERS.
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REPUBLICAN PROSPECTS IN THE SOUTH
Leading Republicans count confidently
upon carrying Virginia next fall, and have
strong hopes OF also being successful IN
North Carolina and Florida. The campaign
in these three States will be conducted with
energy and vigor.-- Washington telegram
Baltimore american.
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An Albany telegram IN the New York
Herald SAYS:
"a well-iuformed leader here and a closc
friend OF Roscoe COnkling's asserted to-
night that the ex-President [Grani] would
attend the Chicago National Convention in
person, and after receiving complimentary
vote withdraw from the campaign and ask
all his friends TO join in the support OF
COnk ling.O
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To r: The Code does not contain the
election ordinance OF the UNDERWOOD Con-
venton. 1t may be seen at this office. and
nowhere else that we know Of, though
doubtless there are numerous copies OF it in
tho city
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FU RNITCRE.

CPECIAL OTlCE.-ON EASYn
~ TERMS AND PAYMENTS, TWENTYA
SUITS OF PARLOR AND CHAMBER FUR
NITURE.-Just received, the largest sni bestSy
assortment OF Parlor SUITS ever b. fore offered Ia the
81 " at prices not equa l. by any Fun liae OF Wal
nut ant PoDlar suf r., SidebOard4, Bookcase, Hat
Racks--Qu~rn, Fast Lake, aud other styles; Fancy :,
EASY. ana Folding Chair, for Chrstmas presents.
our stocs l. full IN particular II will be TO
your inter Il TO cal r. GATuRiGHT SON.
de4 10 Governor street.
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EDUCATIONAL.

THE SECOND HALF-SESSION OF
Il PROFESSOR l.. ". FLASHLIGHTS SCHOOL
OF MODERN LANGUAGES opens on the lST OF
FEBRUARY. For circulars a fBrther iniOrma-
ton, apply al No. 304 east Grace street.
ia 23eodlm
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WIT: I'm
|. Charlie L. william. y notary puhic i'i "a
Aforesaid, I'm tn >tate OF NirgiHla, uo Sc. =.
G.. ODER, CHARLES -. mn. fuAfih' H.. re
KER. aud CHARLIE WATKINS. "hv>f h'.' "a
signed 10 the TOrcguinE WIN z, have HtAh IN.
the same b. fore ne o. uY Id city. Aud t' Al
Their certify hal Charles ID I'M. one ~ 'n' "a,
partner named a. The Ioitsoing Wfiilue' =" 49,.
made oath b fore Iuc Ia ny al cnN i"hi w. ~.
the special partner named iu said MI ins, d.
tualiy patti In cash 90 ihe hrm OF NV, -" as
Watkins the sum OF twenty ihousand ltI'i'
inpnt into sald arm. ~,
Given sndtr my hand this 81 I daY or lhc.
A. -. 1879. tltAbLt> L III 'n.i.t.
Ia Lew NVi'f 49,
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IOOO -BLANK-BOOKS AND OTHER

1900 -BLANk-BOOkS AND OTHER
IOOO. STATIONERY FOR THE NEW
iEAE.-The undersigned are prepaf ed 10 supply
all kind OF BLANK BOOKS required. Having a
BooA -Bindery. hey can make 10 order In the best
manner ,uch forms "a may not be fo1nd In stock.
Thew have CHECk-BOOk~ on the several banks OF
The city Negotiable ant Pai Notes, Drafts Bills
OF ychanee, wiih other Legal Blanks; Writing
aud Wrapping Pawrs OF an kinds: Envelopes In
great vaiiry; the hes Black. Red, aud Copying
Inks: Mucisge. Invoice Flies, Cola and Steel Pens.
Cspying-Pres'e,. Let'er-COpying Book Indeed,
every hing in the sta lOnery line required In the
Office counting house.
lie 30 WOODlOUSE & PARHAM.
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NOIlt l. or IIMi ~ M . d,
~ SHIP.-Th uucer-isrod have iurm'I .E
TIED PART NFR>iilP g. ''uduri OBJ. 1i' -
LFAF-TnB AtGO. NNp GENERAL '''. '.
SION BUSINESS iu ~ riN GO li.Nr' .-r
state of Virginia. uud,r ara lrf-ufiu.
SKlNKER 4 WNTkiN~ o. begin ou .hr i>' '''.
OF JANUARY. 1880, an. to continue l'
Rod Of three year, IS tstrl - cd.
The GENERAL PAR MFRS iI >fli
CHARLES -. IILL. 'il NEit~ ". ~ N'
and CHARLES WAIkiN all "i "toW .'
gen OF tie state OF Y r-iuit aud reside d. '.
OF Richmond. ,ttll,
Tue SPECIAL pAKTNfR Is 1l'i ~
OBER. a cit zen II Tie ~fafF OBJ Mary .tD' +
sises M the cii) Of BAL imorr. r.
The special PARTNER has cpniihu''d BOD ..!
mon stock capital the sum oi iN'Itf '"
dollars (i20.OuOl iu clsh ,t..,.l-
WitHess cur hands thi. ne 3lt cav %.
Der, eighteen hundred dud seventy .ninr 1920
leigredl CHARLES -. hill...,
tuAfIt~ X. ~AlNht"
Cig ARLE~ WNklN'.
General ia.lasi''
OUTLAWS rBkE.
special Par-n,f'
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RONKs. STATiONERY. &c.
ORAL VOLUME.

RANDOLPH ENGLISH have Just published
THE ARMY OF NORTHERN YlRGINGA-memo-
rial volume-eated by }. WILLIAM JONES. -. ID.
II Is a large $40 Of 34s pages. Price. 81, ~ rs,
$3.50, and - 80. according 10 style OF binding.
few copies with "A steel Dor rait Of General Lee and
the battle n,g, bound ia Russia-hdndsome; price
s5. Any style mailed paid, or by express not paid
10 all VINO send the price. ia lG-dSw
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no,,,e ,ue Portsmouth ana peep ofcek
pronosi.ions and Grievances, t ,Sa snesp
poIniment Of powder oibce' III '"' ''' '''
OF Norfolk.
Adjourned.
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FRANCIS VI. BOYKIN viii hereafter c.a'
busit e.s on hi- own ,ccolnt ~ tn ftcfor' DO y
occupied by hi Lave driu, Geurgr B',Ain.
RICHMOND. VA, Ion f,brutI}- le~O
d,
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The Tennis ss case won't ut the situation
in vireiaia Our State Constitution hap.
pens 70 b. di3sfent from that Of Tennessee,
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We. the undarsigned. have In person carefully eN-
amined The accounts and counted and Examined II
d.Iai the assets Of the society, ana crly that the
foregoing statement thereof Is correct.
BENNINGToN +. RANDOLPH,
JAMES VI. UALS1FD. IENRY =. TERRELL,
THOMAS \. (UMMINS. ROBERT BLISS,
Special Committee of tho Board # Directors an
point. & October %. 1879. to examine The assets
and accounts at the close Ot The year.
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Twin continue 'hc BOOT AND SiluI m ~
i'm all rs brmch,s ~ d. nd stand 90 J. '.
Watts. aud hope 10 T., ctiyc con tuuHn F'i "a
trouage 40 nbtrilly bestowed on Nru.4 c.n.
~TElHtN III INll'
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FANCY GOODS.
I OTIS OF NEW GOODS
IL AT sos BROAD STREET

I OTIS OF NEW GOODS
IL AT sos BROAD STREET.
Received to-day a large line Of PICTUR =
FRAMES-Blacs Walnur, Enameed, aud Vel
yet-many of them en- irelV new patterns.
which have never been shown before; come very
hipdsOme Fname'leu Frames tsOmething en-
tirey new At -. so. Toe. IL aud Sl.20; large
frames made with nngs TO ~ cabinets; new
Fasles with frames, both for cabinet. and card
Size pc,ur Velvet Frames at an prices-some
beautiful ones at 81, 81, aud $3.50. Don't fail
10 look at them.
We have received within q few days a very large
line Of CLOCK. We have abou twenty Oit-
fereni slylts, at AL prices from 81 up; good
Alarm Clock i'm nickel ease, At Sl.75 SPIN
Gii Patent Alarm Clock, In beautiful pickel
case az $3.50. We W NRRANr EVERY CLOCK
WE SELL from the cheapest To he highest TO
give PERFECr sa isfactOn, or money refunded.
We have never shown so large nd handsome line
of JEWELRY as We have in stock now. We
have add,d ~ our regular line large line OF
JET and GILT ORNAMENTS for ladies. at all
prices from Sc. up.
Also, line PLATED SETS al SO and 81 .25, which
we warrant tor five years;
PLAIN ri GS tor ladies and nilemen at 81 rs
ana " 90 which VT warrant for nye years;
RINGS ali 81 we have ever offered:
We have received a handsome Hoe of GENTLE
MEN's CUFF BUTTONS a. Doe, 81, anc So;
PATENT SEPARABLE Buttons, that do not
mash the cuff In putting Them On-ihe IN st coL.
yenent thing oui--50 different styles;
GENTLEMfN'S Long TAIL CRAVAT-PiNS at
New ii0e Of GENTLIMEN's cHAINs-some Gle
ganf patterns;
Handsome BRACELETS at AZ and So per pair;
New CHAINs, SETS, and EARRINGS, OF all de
scripiOns:
Full line OF sILyER-PLAT WARE at al prlceI;
CASTORS at 81 no 10 60;
CUPS, 81 GAR-BOWLS, CAKES A A y ID 5.
CELERY->TANDS, CALL-BfLL>, NAPKIN
RINUs, CUPS, ICf-fITChtR>, WATERS.
&C., a. all prices--ali higher priced goods war
rsned:
KNIVES, FORKS and SPOONS, from the cheapest
10 the Triple plaie;
Fun line OF CROcKERY snd COBLE1s;
LAMPS Of ~ kiud., ehsap;
III n'isome line < ITIOnNs a.Hu prices;
Twenty different styles OF IL piece CHAMBER
SErsai all prices from 1925 ap To- 2--cail
and look at them before making your pnr-
chases;
fLUIl>G MACHINES:
A bigger ire ihao ever Of 5 aud DC. goods.
Don't fail 10 lonk al cur new goods.
. f.I w. A. STEVENS.
fec No. 5Q3 Broad street.
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G2zHw6w

NO1'IcE.-TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY
IN CON,gERN.-Know tina. ] have IBIS day ap-
poinisd nv ,hs, DiDd, PHILIP WAGNrH, my agent
10 eonduri ana carry on me FARMING BUsi-
NESS on INV f.tfns situated on White Oak swamp,
n the county ~ Hrnrico. and 10 carry on The
WOOD BUsiNFN Ito buy aud sell for cash only,
4. 81, LOUISA WAGNER,
FEBRUARY 2, 1880. &c 3.Tu4ws =
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j. PITFIELD GF0R1F, II ihc late f.n %
George n Boykin. Will her al cr continue
on hi, own account und,T the trm.nam' .. i. 10
GEORGE 60.
KicmMoSD. Va, 10Th F,brualy 1880.
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RISKS ASSUMED IN 1879, $2G,5O2,54I

From he undivided surplus rever>ionary dividends
will be- a. carcd available on settlement of NJ ~ an
nual premium 10 ordinary parllciIa ing policies.
The valuation Oi In" policies outstanding has hrcn
made on The American Experience liable. the legal
standard of the state OF New YORK. 5000. . -.
g.. W. PHILLIPS,
j. &. VAN CiSF.
ActuauCs.
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DISSOLUrION or tO-IARI NIX
- SHlP-Ihe Grim Of Pt'1NtN & NiiI'r
this day ~ solved ~ mu utl consent. h.
against The concern viii &C. pfid 8 ~''f i
uey, 10 whom parties iisthfrd 90 tis CO.,. 'N'
p.ease make JayMent SllPiItN ~ lNI D..
WILLIAM X. AVIS.
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lNlr announcement 10 I' rlii - n M Do
means an actual saving IL
20 10 80 PER CESTUM.
For eXawp'c:
BLACK SILKS at Sl.j we sod att2;
BLACK SILKS Si.7j We told 81 $50
BLACK SILKS atsl We -olf 40 &l.2J.
KID GLOVES a. SI.OJ We -old Al $l25;
KID GLOVES a. 1928 W .-olI al $50;
HARRIs'S SFAMLtS~ X ~:
Two-hu't0u no : 49, worth -
Thrce-tuttou AT 81 - worth i22j.
Complete line Of BLACK CLUNk- ui ID 'i'|'-
AT 4 SACElfitI.
HARRI,'S sEAMLEs ONt-BC1I"N h''-H
Doc.
Goods IN all department. viii be- -o'i ll fi..'.
COST.
FANCY DRESS GOODs 90. o. $3.50
sold at ~ to SIS. THOMAS r.. PRICE 6 GO.
ia l5-eOd3m llul ea-t Nam ''
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NOTICE OF LIMITED PARINt

take pleasure ia iccomul MIN. u.f
the h,w concern. WILLIAM b. VI iii-.
"a y
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NJ NEW DEPARTMENT

- sststh - ~, -
NJ NEW DEPARTMENT
COHEN BROTHERS,.
They will exhibit on MONDAY NEXT, the 9th of
February, an extensive assortment or
LADIES UNDERGRADUATES
of every de cription-iheir own mauufacture-of
the latest designs. and gotten up with the greatest
ing DESTROYS of having this department Of their
business sustained, they have made such prices as
will insure its future success.
Any SPECIAL ORDERS left in their care will re-
cclve the promp;est attention, and satisfaction
guaranteed fe7
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The co-parincr,lip heretofore cNi1mg
Tho undei slgn,d. under tlt iirm-naiuc 81 tlf'.'f
q BoYKIN. f. tbs day Dissolved DY muiI.. d.
liquidation. y. II fltip 49,
RICHMOND. VA. 81, JauuIrN lt~u
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We have the February No. Of The Va
qinia Educational Journal.
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TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS. ....

Bonds and mortgages. ....... .....
Real estate I'm New Ork aud BJs'
ton, and purchased under fore
closure. .....................
United States stocks.
State stocks. city socks. ana stock
authorized by the laws of The
state OF New YO k................
Loans secured by United state.
and state and municiNal bonds
aud socks authorized by The law
of The State OF New lOIk..... ..
Cash on hand, In banks ana Other
repositories, on interest aud IL
transit (since recelyedl..........,
Due from agents ON account ol
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DILL-HEADs, $500 to x8 per ream, D.
N Tie nisPATCs Pp,Nr Ne-uOusv,
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DISBURSEMENTS.

DISBURSEMENTS.
Claims by death and matured ,n-
dowlnents. ................ ........ 4.
Dividends, surrender values, ana
annui.ies ................. .........
Discounted cndOwments .....,.....
TOTAL PAID PoLICY-HOLDERS...
Dividend on capital ...,.........,..
Agencies and cOmnissiOns.........
General expense ......,..........
state, county, dnd city taxes. ......
TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS. ......
NET CASH ASSETS DECEMBER
81, lS79..,................. .
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INSURANCE. STATEMENTS.

AMOUNT OF LEDGER ASSETS
JANUARY l, 1879 49, ..... 49,
Less depreciation In Government
bonds, aud appropriation To meet
any depreciation IN other assets.
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: 6.264.9O5 81

S35,9eO.9N7 O
Market value of stocks and bonds
over COST. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. NtCsOto
Interest and rents Que and accrued 3f4,342 81
Premiums due and in process Of
collection. .......................s INU-t ~ W
Deferred premiums 5g3,O2j D
TOTAL ASSETS DECEMBER 81,
1879. ............s37,36G.s41 Z
TOTAL LIABILITIES. including ie-
gal reserve for reinsurance OF all .
existtn, policies ................ 29.e51.434 q
TOTAL UNDIVIDED sURPLUs....s 7.3I5,4O7 z
OF when belongs (as comPuredl 10
policies In general clasS.......... 3945,s37 q
OF which belong, Us cOmput@r) 10
policies Ia TOniiEe class.......... 3'569.O0O W
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
The SPEAKER il the chair.
PRESENTED AND REFERRED.
By Mr.. REDD: To prevent distractions
to the flee passage OF fi>h in Smith river,
in The counties OF Henry, Franklin, and
Patrick.
Bv Dir. DA>DRIDGE: For the protection
Of sheep in the county Of Frederick.
Il, tie same: Authorizing the Board OF
Supervisors of Frederick county 10 declare
Imperative MS 10 said county the fence law
BY the same: Prohibiting persons resi-
dent within the corporate limits Of the city
OF Winchester from voting for certain Off
GERS VI Frederick county.
BY Nj. Lyons: Bill to amend the Code
in re- Iaiion to mechanics liens.
by ihe sah,e: Prescribing in part the du-
ties OF commissioners in chancery.
By Mr.. LiNFgNHOKER TO limit the cor
fOration lax Dy towns and villages Of less
than 1000 inhabitants.
BY Mr.. PARKS: Providing for the election
OF commissioners OF the revenue through
ont the Commonwealth.
BF Mr.. WITT: For the re lief of L. 4.
johnson.
BY Mr. III )PgINs: Petitions from citizens
OF Henric1 county.
Tue Hsnse was engaged in discus sing the
bill INCORPORATING The United States Com
mercial Co@pnny.
REP0BTgD FROM COMMITTEES.
The following bills were reported from
Finance Senate bill No. 80. TO amend the
Code OF 1878 in relation TO The fees Of Sec.
fetary Of the Commonwealth and Clerk OF
The House OF Delegates; House bill No. 81, |
10 amend the act providing plan OF settle
ment OF the public debt; House bill No.
lGS, fer submitting The question OF liquor
license or no liquor license TO the qualified |
foltrs OF Fanquier county.
Roads, &c. House bill No. 100, 10 incor.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-07-25
SELECT NONE BUT THE BEST.
The Silver State in discussing the probable
timber Of the next Legislature, saws:

The Silver State in discussing the probable
timber Of the next Legislature, says:
None but men of ability and sterling integ-
rity should be nomizsted by either party, as
1t is of much greater importance to taxpayers,
to have the State and county ON sound f.
nancial basis than to elect partisan to office.
No good can result in having such onesided
Legislature as that which assembled in Car
son in 1879 elected this year, unless the
Members are an exception to the average Ne
vada law maker, as it only leads to corruption
and reckless legislation on the part Of the
the parties were more equally divided.
There is good sound advice in the above
which both parties will do we'll to listen to.
Nevada is assuredly Republican, and the men
nominated on Republican legislative ticket
are certain Of election. This is the very
reason why special care should be taken by
the party throughout the State to send hon
est and responsible men to Carson. Another
such gang of purchasable, mercenary, rot
ten representatives as the Republican party
were so unfortunate as to select in 1873, will
aot again be tolerated by tho people of
Nevada The disgrace of selecting such outra-
geously undesirable men rests upon the Re-
publican party and the disgrace must be wiped
cut in the fall. Another such blunder
would be party suicide 1t is useless to hide
these facts. and it clearly falls within the
province and duty Of Republican papers to
fearlessly discuss these questions and point
out threatened dangers. The record of tive
years ago will be used by Democratic journals
to smite US with, and nothing remains now
but to place it beyond their power to make
such blows effective. The clamor of the op-
position can be silenced by decent nemina-
lions in the fall, and its power crushed out
next winter by making legislative record
which Republicans will not regret aud Demo
Gratis cannot assail
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-07-25

DIR. PIxLEY will be obliged to 60 around
the State this year and stump with Geo. Cor
ham. The question now arises, if they travel
in the same stage who will have the choice
seat next the driver.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-07-25

COLONEL INGERsoLLs house is the ideal Lib
erty Hall. He has no rules for himself or his
family. They all do as they please. He has
no time for going to bed or getting up. He
sleeps when he is sleepy, he eats when he is
hungry. and rests when he is tired. A Greg
ular life he knows nothing about. Every
member of his family does exactly as she
pleases. He is never without company. His
family consists of his wife, Ga woman with
cut superstition" and two daughters, Eva, 16
years Of age, and Maud, aged Is. He says
his children never did a wrong in their lives,
and they never had secret from their par
ents. They, too, do exactly as they please.
They were never reprimaaded or refused a
request in their lives.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-07-25

The R1GHTs OF ToADIEs.-Young Fred.
Croker has been elected Major of the Sec.
end Regiment San Francisco. He has never
had an hour of military experience, and was
elected over the heads Of faithful and exper-
fence officers. The San Francisco papers are
severely criticising the action of the Regi-
ment ON this account, but we see no reason
why anyone should object when a regiment of
men take notion to crawl up to the feet Of
a millionaire's sen and lick his boots, 1t is
the privilege of an American to elevate him
self to the Presidency if he can, or lower
himself to the dust if he chooses. Why
newspapers should attempt to curtal the free
dom Of anybody in this respect is more than
we can comprehend.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-07-25

A SrALwART NEwsPAPER.-A certain class
Of men in Ornsby county, who are unable to
sleep nights because they feel that the APPEAL
is liable to come out in the morning, 60 about
town about twice month to tell people that
they have detected Democratic yearnings in
the paper. We here give the opinion of a COM
petent journalist on the subject The Silser
State says:
can Journal of the most pronounced type.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-07-25

A RENO paper states that the people about
Pyramid Lake are keeping sharp lookout for
the men drowned there a few days ago. They
are probably watched to prevent them conf
uniting depredatisns on property ia that vi
cinity.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-07-25

AN Illinoi. clergyma3 sets heart broken
girl on the train; tells there Is better
land, supports her fainting form, helps her off
at small station and finds his watch and $500
gone. Does it pay to be good!