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Must be Paid at Last.

We nave bad occasion to say mole Than
once that state debts do not die. 1bey 1--we
tll lhey are paid II they are justly 0wiHg.
Read the following from Minnesota. The
people OF that state emit stand any longer
the pressute OF The public sentiment OF the
void. They have agreed to pay their debt
after fashion. We qao;c:
ST. PAUL, MINI, March 2.-The senate
HIS concurrtd in the House amendments TO
the blIl providing for the payment OF the
repudtaied bonds of the State incurred IN
railway construction. The Governor VIII
slpn tie bill tomorrow. The bill Is III The
nature of an adjustment on the basis OF
inv cents on The dollar, some OF the
claims being disputed. The pay mcnt
i 10 be made out Of the iLternal-
Improvement lands. The repudialionislS
have a>ked the. question as to whether ms
is not equivalent to voting tax, which re-
quircs a two-lbirds majority under the Con-
siituiion. 1t is a judicial rather than legi--
Iative question. and may Prove embarrasS-
ipa il IL should he combllted In the courts.
Those who have c)ntended for the payment
of the debt and are advised Of the law ana
The flcts DO not seem di,cOncertcd by the
question. The Regulators have fought the
plan at every turn with amend
menis and dilatory motions, ten amend
ments being voted down IN the senate TO-
day. Honest citizens CT Minnesota are 1u'
biIant over the adjustment OF this shame
obligation.
1t is doing very well to pay hall Of debt
the sac had repudialcd.
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Conspiracy TO Rob General Garield's
UEastSp
(Speslal to the Baltimore American.I

Especial to the Baltimore Americana
WASHINGTON, March 3.-Therc was sin.
gular arrest made tonight by Daniel II.
Mcpherson, The Waterman who has been IN
charge OF General Glrfeld's private resi-
dencc on | street. Mcpherson was Standing
at the front dor wnen john Gordon, re-
gro well known to the police. approached
him and said he wanted TO make friends, Il.
be had understood that Mcpherson suS-
pec.ed bin OF being engaged in a recent
burglary in the neigbb0rhoOd. Mcpherson
encouraged him to talk. and finally Fowler
let drop that himself and friend contem-
plated making such visit to General Gar
fields house in few nights, aud that he
wanted Mcpherson TO be out OF the way.
Mcpherson attempted to arrest Fowler.
when the latter ian, but WIS halted by a
couple OF pi,tol-shOts, and was finally lock-
cd up.
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On last Monday cOlored girl, fourteen
years old. daughter OF Tom Jackson, barber
in this place, shot Jake Ford, Il cOOred man.
The girl lives with her mother on the farm
of 4. J. Shuler. across the river from Alma.
Our informant could not state the cause OF
the shooting, though the girl states II was
accidental. The shooting was done with a
musket loaded with No. IL shot, which took
effect in the face and neck, one entering one
OF his eyes, another knocking out two Of
his teeth. His injury is considered serious.
Page Courier.
Mrs. Wimore, an aged lady, living with
her son-in-aw, Mr.. John Ayre>, about six
miles south Of Lexington, was burned to
death on Monday night last. She had placed
a portion OF her bed OH the floor Immediate
~ in front OF the fireplace, and falling
asleep, her bed ignitiDg, and the door OF her
room being fastened, she was fatally burned
before help reached her. She fingered until
next morning. when death, as merciful
messenger, terminated her sufferings. -LeI-
ingt0n Gazette.
We learn that Messrs. Patton and Here
ford, commissioners appolned by the Coun-
" Court OF Monroe county TO sell the stock
held by that county in the Chesapeake and
Ohio II ,ilway Company, have effected sale
of the same ut twenty-four cents upon the
dollar. The stock OF that county in this
company is S47,500, and the amount 10 be
realized by this sale will reach the sum OF
about sll, 20O.- Greenbrier w. Va.) hide
pendent.
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LIEBIG's EXTRACT OF MEAT.

T IEBlG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
MEAT. FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FLAvORING STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE
DISHES, AND SAUCES.
LIEBIG COMPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT ais
asuccess and boon for which nations should
feel grateful."-see " Medical Press Lancet,
british Medical Journal" &c.
CAUTION.-Genuine only with me fac stmi5s
of Baron Liesig's signature In hue ink acrsss
the label
"Cousumption In England increased tesfold
In ten years"
LiEBIG COMPANYS EXTRACT OF MRAr. To
be had of all siorekeepcrs, Grocers, aad Chem.
lists. soleagests for the United states twhoesalt
only, c. David & Co, 43 Marx I.ave, London
England. NH l5-S5St
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WATER OR SMOKE.

pur, hlsed at the recent New York auction Fsc5 Of
he underwriters.
Among many other goods are
10 piece. 4O.INCH WIDE FAMILY LTNES at
2jc. yard. value being from 40 To j0c.:
Is pieces 36.INCH WIDE FAMILY LINEN at
l0c.;
5.4 PILLOw-CASE LINEN at 36c.-the same
quality sold heretofore 80 60c.
80 pieces IRISH LINEN inyaGiOus qualities At from
lOi 2Uc. under value;
o pieces BARNSLEY TABLE. DAMASK 1T 66c. n
yard heretofore sold al 90c. To 81:
Is pieces FULL.BLEACHED BARNsLEf IA
BLE-DAMASK at Csc. a yard, general price
90c. 81:
IL pieces VERY FINE TABLE-DAMAsK at e5c
former price 1928;
50 dozen PURE LINEN DlNSER-NAPK1Ns al
Doc, value being upwards Of 81;
100 dozen PURE LINEN DOYLIES a. 3Jc. a
dozen;
\ large stool, Of FINE NAPhINs very much under
value;
c.,,es OF TWILLEDslUS FOR UNDERGAR-
MtNTS al &c. The general value being ljc.;
! case Of BLEACHED MUSLIN at 6ac.. general
price bcilg SIC;
10 pieces LINEN DE INDIA A. l5c, valued at
25c;
leo pieces PERSIAN NULL At 25c., the lowest
piece price Of which is tic:
Is pieces DOUBLE-WlDTH INDIA TWILL At
Isc The value ranging from 30 20 4jc ward {;
2j pieces LACE STRIPE a large stock OF CliECh
NC>LGN>, >NAlN,OOk, and m NJ other white
20. ds greatly undc- value;
, cases HEAVY CORDED PIQUtN at 6lc.;
case, BEST QUALITY STRING PRlNTSat 4ic,
cases BEST QUALITIES SHIFTING PRINTS at
GARNER cos BEST ii PTRGALEa Gilc.:
80 dozen FRENCH WUNE CpGSErS at 3jc., Ihc
wholesale price Of which is from 80 to 60c.;
81 doz,n CORSETS at 2jr., sold generally At from
81 to 4Oc.
, eases G5-BpNE CORSE1S. with side splits and
ii kstitchii x, at 39c 1.-The general price of which
is 7jc.;
We ato offer lot Of IMPORTED COESETs at
1926, the value Of which IS 1913.
Besides the above special attraction We offer every
desirable make and quality Of CORSETs in the Eu-
robiau and American market.
Among cur many great btrsa'us now offered in
LADIES, GENTLEMt -, and fillLDRkNS
LINEN uANDKERCHttF~, we fer one lot OF
t2O dozen PURE LINEN Oadic,' SIM at the W'
prccedeuied low price of six fer 2jc.;
35 pieces CURTAIN MUSLINs 10 various designs;
Afo.a Lree lot of HAMBURG EDGfNGS from tie
lowest to the very finest quality imported;
HAMBURG EDGlNG al lac. a yari-1t 90. van
Toe;
Also FISE QUALITIES greatly under value.
We will also Offer among our hundre Is Of various
LACEs just orened.
$50 pieces HAND MADE LINEN LACE M I,.c. a
yard. or 7c. d, zen, the real price OF which has
been Sc. yard;
Also. TORCHON LACE at 2c.--hc former price
was Sc.
We shall also make this week special oifyrinl Of
200 dozen LADIES, GENTLEMEN'S aud ClIlL-
DREN'S
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Richmond Is wisely reaching out in new
directions for trade, and soon she will have
five railroads all running into and out OF it,,
giving her people exceptional advantages
for adding 10 her population. her manufac.
tories. and Ter general commercial interest.
Norfolk Ledger.
Why not seven, brother L.s-viz., The
Richmond apd Danyille, the York River,
the CaesapeaSe and Ohio, The Richmond
and AIleghany, the Newport News, the
Pelersbu and the FredericksbnrgY
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The Washington Republican reports the
debate In the United States Senate in 1850
AS to whether Dir. FILLMORE (then Vice.
Presidsns) had right to elect Chaplain by
bis casting vote, The Senate being equally
divided between two candidates. Mr.. CLAY
aud Mr. CALHOUN were among the senators
who said be had the right 10 do SO. He
voted. aud elected the Rev. DIR. BUTLER.
This case was referred TO recently By cor.
respondent OF the Dispatch.
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BLACK SILKS at prices to compete with the
larges, retailers In the North SATlNS Of every
shade that are worn. We are selling these goods at
"A reduced figure.
BROCADED and FIGURED SILKS and SATINS
in every color. We shall endeavor this season 10
keep nice line of these goods as can lie found in
any store In this city.
BLACK GOODS and MOURNING GOODS, as
usual, a speciality with Us. We have added largely
to this stock and be surpa sed by any house
In the city.
WHITE GOODS of every description-such as
NULL MUSLINs, FRENCH MULLS, FRENCH
sWIssEs, FIGURED SWlSSES. PERSIAN
MULLS, LINON DE INDIA, INDIA LINEN
LINON De DACA, CHECKED NAiNSOOKS, and
lots OF other styles.
SWISS, HAMBURG. aud NAINsOOK EMBROi-
DERIES, in entirely new designs-ihe largest stock
ever shown IN this city.
We have Just b come agents for DR.. WARN ERS
HEALTH, NURSING. FLEXIBLE HIP. PER-
FICTION, and also MISSES CORSETS, which
every lady and miss should blye one Of
KfDGLOVES, LACES, HOSIERY. HANDkER-
CHIEFS, CLOTHS, COTTONS, FURNISHING
GOODS, and lots OF other goods at LOW EST
PRICES.
BE sure and call This week at
THALHIMER BROTHERS.,
sol. corner Broad and Fifth streets.
A big drive IS our 81 20 BLACK SILK.
NH 5.Sa, saw
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THOMAS BRANCH x co D
BANNERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
RICHMOND. VA, February az, 1881.
NOTICE TO INVESTORS.

We Offer for sale limited amount Of lCHMOND
AND DANNlLLE RAILROAD d PER GENE.
GOLD BONDS, due In 1919 at 80 par cent. and
accrued interest They scared by the conso4.
dated mort gaee on the RiclIaoaa aud DanVillc Iag,
road and lae Piedmont raisosd aud the lease Of ile
North ,roma railroad.
We can siih confidence recommend these boaals
10 our fTisn's and the psie generally. as the AZ
nual rspogt FOR the year ending September SO.
1880, showed that The company had reduced lis
debt over s450,000 5aring the two preceding
years, ana declared dividend Of per cenL ola It's
capital stock. amounting 10 $ll5,g92, Which was
paiS In January, 1881 besides adding largely 10 the
| roihug stock aud machinery and purchasing about
| $500 tons or new rails.
| For the three mouths ending 3ist December,
1850, The net receipts OF the eOmpsny exceeded
slsO,oO0 AFTER payment or all interest, rent, and
other fixed charges.
We reserve the privilege of advancing the price
OF these bonds without notice besee purchasers
had better als,ly promptly.
Other securities taken In exchange at their mar
| ket value.
| Respectfully,
G2s l@ THOMAS BRANCH s ga
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The Valley Virgi ian behaves in a very
unseemly manner. Our readers will be
able TO judge what sort Of journal 1t Is
when we Inform them that Il says It "made
II clear that the designation (consol was
properly used /" 10 speaking Of 1910 bonds,
and that II also says that We admitted such
10 be the fact
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NsporS. sii0kS. -.
A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY
SELLING QsH FNTlGE SIul d ID.
ROOTS AND SHDES Al AN
BELOW COST To MAKE
GRANGE IN BUSINESS.

Anin want CHEAP SHOES sh"u.i -. ,
age of ,hi, chance 20 provide Tor tb'n'f''
Is ~ hambng. ......
y. Il. Will sell the WHOLE >i't .t
wishing to'engt2e M the hu,iucse. 80" .'
SELL. THE HOUSE. n Is thc tsat ... t.
city, aud established ss a shoestor' i"I ,tN
teen wears. Can On or address n ''','.' b.
fe l5.lm 1928 Main street, RicaA''''
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SEED, &c.
I: REAUTY OF HEBRON y

I'D POTATOES.
This hne new WHITE POTATO Is The earliest,
s0undest. and best OF all early potatoes.
Ferry says " Their yield Is enci mous, and are
ranked twelve days earlier than the Early Rose"
Dreer SAYS: Earlier than the Early Rose, very
productive, Of excellent quality. white flesh, and
will yield AT least one quarter more"
Thorburn says: The earliest, best, soundest, and
most pro iuctiye or all early potatoes"
Price only "a per barrel.
PURE EARLY ROSE, - per barrel.
CABBAGE. PLANTs-Lsrse York and Jersey
Wakefled-30c. perl00.
CLOvER-SEED, ORCliARD-GBAss. MlLLtT
KENTUCKY BLUE GRASs, EIXED LAWN
DEN. SEEDS. Il. w. WOOD,
Ai9 sixth street,
NH 3.5t Richmond, Va,
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ate. Whenever this happens, although u
may be In the midst of a session, they may
change The organization OF the Senate and
dispiscc Democratic officers and employees
with Republicans. This Will be possible
whenever The Senate Il full"
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We have published already the statement
contained in the following paragraph, yet it
may not be amlss TO repeat 1t:
"The Republicans may at some future
time find themselves IN majority 10 the Sen-
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More almanacs TO be sold. VEyNoR gets
new boom by reason OF The bad weather
that attended the Inauguration ceremonies.
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Writing on Thursday we cireICssly said
that the session OF Congress might extend
TO IL o'clock. NJ. "io.morrow," when OF
course we meant " Friday"
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MARRIAGES.

Married, at The residence of Mr.. = \. Al raham.
near (os hen, In ROckhrdgc county. on thr evening
oi February 9. 1881. toy Rev. ". \. Abraham. as
sisied bv Rev. :. swami, Mr.. JORDAN 4. ROBIN
son. OF Milton. W. Va. arc MI LENA MAR
SHALL, of ROckbfid. e county, Va.
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NYFIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Twelfth and Broad streets Rev. j. \. CHAM
BLISS. ID. -. Of Charleston, :. c., will preach on
SUNDAY att 4. NJ. and Rev. j. Il. HAWTHORNE,
ID. d., pastor, at "a L. VI. All welcome.
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,-,~TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH

corner Twentieth and Broad strcets).-Scryices on
SUNDAY \. VI. aud 2 p. VI. by Rev. j. W.
BLEDS or, pastor Bishop MCTYERE is expected
10 he In the city Sunday. Should he arrive he will
preach at Trinity church. sunday chool at A. NJ.
promptly. Young mems prayer meeting from 3 TO
8 T. VI. 4 welcome to Az.
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NJ GRACE STREET PRESBYTE-
RIAN CHURCiI.-Rev. G. II. READ, -. d., pastor
Preaching at l / O'cock \. NJ aud 74J L. VI.
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III JOHN c. SIIAFER,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. 1904 MAIN STREET, CORNER ABOVE THE
POST.OFFfCE,
will receive on March sth large and fine a,sort-
ment of SPRING and SUMNER GOODS. consist
ing Of CLOTHS, DIAGONALS, SUITINGS, PLAIN
and FANCY CASSlMERES FOR PANTALOONs.
imported especially for HIM. whi IN viii be made To
order i'm the LATEST STYLES aud at prices consist
cnt with fret class workmanship. \ call Is respect
fully solirit,d.
SHIRTS, COLLARS, and CUFFS Of line grades
mads 10 order. fe 21-3m
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Studies in Song. BY ALGERNON CHARLES
SwINBURxE. New York Il. WORrHING.
TON. 1880.
We acknowledge the receipt Of the above.
named volume from the publishers.
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NJ THIRD p L b y T f. Il 4 y
CHURCH tBroad and Twcnty-sixth strcetsl.-Ser.
yic,sat A. VI. and 7:i5 T.. NJ, conducted by tie
pastor, Rev. WILLIAM v. SCOTT.
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FIRST PRES TER AN
CHURCH-Bev. frost BISHOP. OF ashland,
viii preach At ii 4. VI. No services al night.
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New Book of Poems.

Thanks TO Professor WINSTON for his II
teresting letter.
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OUICk AND HOT.
pEpARvrHE OF srE,urn,.

t23G om ~" s, ~ n h; 1., n5 s!t
steamship NIANHAIrAN, Captain ht...
SAL >iNDtI, starch q Do. a. p'ci,ra a. Nl.
Trt .ylt received until q O'Clock ~t't.l
ming.
Through bills Of ladng signed and good l.
wtrdoG wiz dispatch g. all points ao.h, BE-
east, and wet, Also, 20 foreign po-tt.
For freight or p1s sage sppiy go
u. M.ALLEN E CO., tg.utt.
NH 5-lI fopuanN's Wharf. Rocket
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~ FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH Seventh street between Grace and
BrOld).-Ecy. W. {. SCHAkFFER, pastor. Sunday
school at $3.50 A. VI. Preaching at l \. W. and
7:45 T.. VI. Rev. Il. c. HOLLASD, of Roanoke Col
iege will preach at \. NJ strangers and visitors
wclcnme. Scafs free.
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3ypBROAD-sTREET METHODIST

CHURCH, SUNDAY, March 8 -Preachlng by Rev.
". G. STARR, -. -, at / 4. M.-subject. - Daily
Work Under the shadow Of Wings: a, L. NJ
subject, The seven Golden Caudlesicks."
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Mr.. Hugh KelsO, living on Little Cow
pasture river. IN this county, had his resi-
dencc, with all it, contents, destroyed by
ire on last Friday. He was absent At the
time it occurred. His daughter was the
only member OF the family at home, and
when she discovered the fire the roof was
burning, and it was bur a short time before
the whole building was in flames. This i
the second time Mr.. kclSo has been 80 un-
fortunate a to lose his property by fire.
IorjD0foD (,0zpffp
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EOR SALE, THREE FiRST-A
Il CLASS MULES, viii be sold cheap, ~
at the Amer lean stables.
NH i-2ss JAMES SwEENY. 1knEs
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IL MONUMENTAL CHURCH Rey.
J. G.. ARMSTRONG, -. d.. rectorl.-Suniay school,
$40 \ ". Church-Morning service IL \. NJ;
evening service, +. VI.
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FINANCIAL.
40 INVESTORS.

'i'O INV ESIORS.
WE OFFER FOR SALE THE FOLLOWING.
SECURITIES:
10000 CITY OF RICHMOND EIGHT PER
CENT. BONDS;
5000 cry OF RICHMOND slX PER CENT.
BONDS:
$4,000 cry OF RICHMOND FIVE PER CENT.
BONDS.
10000 RICHMOND AND ALLFGHANY RAIL
ROAD SfVEN PE. CENT BONDS;
10000 RICHMOND AND pANNlILE rlA PER
CENT. GOLD BONDS:
5000 WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA RAIL
ROAD SVEN PER CE<T. BONDS;
$4,000 VIRGINIA TEN-FO3TN BDNDS;
20 600 VIRGINIA PEELER BONDS.
We buy and sell Hher bonds aud siOch, Oh COM
mission. DAVENPORT & Co,
NH i-Gt Stock Br, kers, IL Is Nam street.
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Present population OF Chremont, lO2 I;
all white. one year and bali ago Clare
mont NUMBERED %. This i fair increase
JameS.Rt Herdid.
Thursdlv night Senator Johnston called
on General Malone.
BURNETT'S COCAINE. the best and cheap
est hair dressing. 1t kills dandrufl, allay>
irritation, and promotes vigorous growth
Of the hair.
Bulnetl's FIayorGg Extracts are inylra-
by ACKNOWLEDGED the pure 81 and best.
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DISs0LyTIONs & PARTNERSHIP.

WE, GEORGE LEE AND D. Asa. '.
W DEb>, bo,h II 90, l.V Df - ..H
= te .l Virginia. have %, dly fnruuI t.t.
AND LIMITED tO-PAR lNFN-lIlP
u the city 81 Rlcumond, Vr-guiH, fIr e.. y
GROCERY AND PROVISION 90 -i'I-
der he frm-nime aud style of rti''.'.
b.. \. SAUNDERS Is thc special a.f g..
th, general uartu,r. Z Be- SPECIAL
o iOui, 1 10 cash 'hr .uEl. 90 go nN
into the paVtLtr.Niu, thI o. rm Ut
three years from b5 rltt.
Wines, our hsui an e, a. This 1
ruar p. ;. II. lSNl
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nj SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
tcorner Main and Sixth slreetsl-Rev. HENRY
MCDONALD, ID. d., will preach on SUNDAY at IL
\. NJ, aud Rev. j. A. CnAMBLIss, ID. d., OF Charles
= C.. at 1880 l.. VI.
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NE')Et,f Tit
= \. SAT Nili

~ ~ n VirgMt, Oftv. n RiciHo.
!. Charles L. N1nu~, uottN I.
civ Aforesaid, 30 t'lS state of Nug t.
tsat essorge i.sc AL n. \. Sauurtf-t
srh-lgutd fo the above wrlilug. Ifi...-
Ssh dis ot tsbrtnFy. - /, have 70 $50"
same before me amy said CTS .f'
ioriify That Gcorso hee TN, day uasIr
me nat ihr sad L. \. Siunitrs "a f.
INTO The hrm abese Mentioned thI 40" p
IA cash.
Given under ng heat this ltl ~ ....
SSl. NHAkLES .. VIII
t. lG-6w SOAR
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.p. sJAL Sorgsvs.
1881
1881. SPRING.
NEW GOODS NEW GOODS

INV VVVTNF INV WV
WE WILL EXHIBIT ON MONDAY, AND DU-
RING THE ENTIRE WEEK. NEW GOODS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, WHICH
ARE ARRIVING By EVERY
STEAMER.
OUR BUYER BEING IN NEW YORK FOR THE
PAST TWO WEEKS, HAS ATTENDED
ALL THE LARGE SALES
RECENTLY HAD, AND HAS SECURED LARGE
LOTS OF GOODS. WHICH WILL BIZ
OPENED TO THE PUBLIC
THIS WEEK.
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HOSIERY

At \ GREAT SACRIFICE.
f. 26-Sa.Su&Th
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-24
IN THE JUSTICES COURTS.
Pseis Laressy- Dru.k asd Dissr.
dsriy-Assaals and Battery.

Mrs. Donahue. Of Virginia. who was
but q day or two since released from the
County Jail. where she was serving .
term for drunken conduct, ID again under
arrest for q like charge and will be pun.
ished or set free. according 70 the merits
Of the charge. BY Justice Henderson.
Mrs. Odeers, we'll known to the police
officers, and Q person who has been Q
principal In numerous trials, has been
arrested for petty larceny In robbing q
man OF q small amount OF change on d
street, Virginia. last night. She was
said to have been assisted BY Mrs. Doyle,
a name almost new to police records.
Both will have Q hearing before Justice
Justice Henderson's Court.
Justice Hires Saturday Afternoon fnsd
]. Rosenbrock SIS for assault and bat
terry on T. Cain. The latter was ar
rested on charge Of assault and battery,
but the case was dismissed.
The Gilmores had Maurice Foley. Csp-
tain OF Police In Virginia. arrested Sat.
urdsy evening. charged With assaultins
Mrs. Gilmore in Justice Hendsrssn's
courtroom. It appears oil there 10 In
the charge Is that Foley, who had thorn
arrested for violating Q city ordinance
and secured q conviction. threatened to
arrest Mrs. Gilmore for abusive and yio-
lent language she was applying to him.
The case was continued without trial.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-10-24
Hardly Correct.

The Enterprise Of yesterday (ths 2ad
instantly published q statement from Mr..
Plunkett. jailsr Of County Jail No. 2 tthe
illegal j.il) which purportsd to show that
. saving TO the county Of SAT 25 was Of.
fsctsd by boarding prisoners there dur.
ing the month Of September, instead Of
boarding them OF the legal county jail.
Could net the Enterprise see that the
msnthly salary OF Mr.. Plunkett. the
amount paid fer gas, water. fuel a.d
other Jail expenses were not included In
the estimate? Add these amounts 70.
gsther, then deduct from the sum the al.
legged saving Of SAT IS. and the balance
will be on the other side Of the ledger.
But even then the showing OF a favor.
able month Is not q fair basis to make CAL
culations upsn. Let Mr.. Plunkstt show
what has been tho average total monthly
cost-salaries, gas, water, fuel, eto.-for
running County Jail Ne. 2 (the illegal
Jail, for the nine months OF this year.
Then the public will kaow something
about the matter. But another fact
must be borne In mind. A large portion
Of arrests for any month are probably
DRINKS, taken In Of an evening and dur
ing the night and discharged the next
forenoon, and the time Of incarceration
for each counted o day. A drunken
man incarcsrated at night and discharged
the next forenoon 10 not likely to eat
much foed.