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Internal Revenue---Rascaly Officials

Internal Internationally Officials.
During the debate in the United States
Senate on Thursday last upon the tariff,
Senator ALcoRS, from Mississippi, gave Il
free expression to his opinion about the Fede-
ral internal revenue system, and more espc-
cialIy of the dishonesty of the officers Of the
Government who arc sent out to rake the
country. The reader will be struck with the
severe manner in which MI. ALCoKS de-
nounces those beasts of prey that the Admin
~istration sends to levy contributions upon
the poor South. If such testimony comes
from q Republican, what must have been the
proyocltion-how great must be the evil
that brought it out: Mr. ALcoRS said
az speak from my own knowledge when
I say that, in my Judgment, not onc-tenth of
the internal revenue tax that has been col
lected in North Mississippi since the close OF
the war-cotton tax and Internal revenue
tax OF all kinds--has found its way into the
treasury of the United States. TO q people
pooras the people of Mississippi are-for they
are poor indeed-it is Il continual source oil
irritation, complaint, and annoyance, that
tlSy pay CQCse ElTSc CtASs, dio SSb IL wv
vernment is none the better off for the pay.
ment.
"Why, sir, last year Il man appointed inter
nal revenue collector for the northern district
of Mississippi defaulted for all he collected
His bail was not worth a cent; it was straw
bail; and I belieye-at least | am told upon
what / conceive to be good au~thority-that q
little while before he failed for all of it he
came here and got Sc, 200 of revenue stamps
and sold them, and that is all gone and nota
dollar has gone into the treasury. Idonotsee
how the Government can improve this until
men Of a different character are sent there tC
hold office. Sir, ! would vote against the con
tinuatiOn of the internal revenue tax, income
tax, and all, if TINT vote involved an increase
of customs duties of twenty-five per cent
Yes, ! would vote to double the duties, sc
fur as we are concerned, rather than continue
this odious internal revenue tax, with ,
horde of officers worse than Pharaoh's 10
Gusts and all the plaques of Egypt sitting
upon the body Of the people, eating out theil
substance, draining their lifc's blood, and al
in the name of patriotism"
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Nau Hooks.

and Times Of Henry LORD
me IL oo,' written by himself. In Three
nra "goes" Vol. III. New York HARPER
+ Il BBoTHERs. -
This third volume completes The work.
ono Of the most interesting and Valuable OF
the d,v. We have already noticed it at some
lcnyth, Lord BRoudHAM lived through a
ncriod of great men and great actions, aho
his keen observation and general information
make his "reminiscences Of such men anu
times of great value. He himself WIS on'
Of tho greatest as we'll us one of the most
active Of the men. The work increases III
interest from volume to volume, the i"''
being the best.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON d 60.
The Life and Times Of the Rep. Jonn neS'1 ~
n founder of the Methodlsts. %!
Row l. TyERMAs, Author of "1ic Llle
md Times of Rev. j. Wesley, NJ. A. IN
Sri,ros Volumes, Vol. III. New lofk !:
HARrER & BROTHERS..
This work seems to. have the approOa'loh
or thc highest authorities in the Methodist
Church. and as it relates to the apostle OF
Methodism, il must take a liSh se'ho ~ 'no
| Methodist community. ..
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON " 60.
,oc;,7,t 4mcrtca, in Notes on american A.
nbroionu. By john u. BALDWIN, A. NJ,
AuthoI Of I" Prehistoric Nations" WIN
Illustrations. New York: HARPER d
BROTHERS.
Mr.. BALDWIN, VIC believe, was former! Ill
Congress. His speculative work on pre-
historic nations has been some time before
the world. We did not think that it added
ANYTHING to the fund of knowledge, although
it exhibited a great deal of study and lnVes-
~tiration OH the part of the author. The pres
cnt volume will have q peculiar interest 10
tbe American reader. 1t, too, is speculative,
Int its texts arc the remains and RUNS Oh
past ages on this continent, and presents inc
combined discoveries Of many travellers
through several centuries.
For sale hy WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.; also by
ELLYsoS & TAYLOR.
Maud NOLAN. ANovcl. BY ANNE THOMAS.
Author of "On Guard" "Theo. Leigh"
"Playing for High Stakes" "Nalter
Goring." &C.. &c. New York: IAKrER
& BROTHERS..
No. S73 of HARrER's Library of Select
Novels.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
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General Assembly of Virginia.
EXTRA SEssION--Fourth Day.
SATURDAY, March 80, 1872
SENATE.


The Senate was not in session.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Speaker HANGER in the chair.
SHORT SPEECHES.
Mr.. GRAVES offered il resolution limiting
specches to ten minutes each.
Mr.. FuLKERsoN moved to amend by OK
ceptipr the chairman Of the Finance Com
mittcc0 (Mr. DANIEL. which was agreed to,
and the resolution as amended was adopted.
Mr.. CLorToN moved to amend the second
section by making the tax on lands and lots
forty instead of fifty cents on the hundred
dollars worth of property, according to
assessed value.
Mr.. DANIEL moved to pass the section by.
Lost-ayes, So; noes, "a.
Mr.. GRAVES moved to strike out fifty and
insert forty-tirc cents. This was afterwards
Withdrawn.
After a long debate on Mr.. CLoPToN's
amendment, on motion of Mr.. MATTHEW, the
House (at 1:2O 7. NJ adjourned until T. NJ.
on Monday.
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The Richmond papers go to the trouble
of denying the statement that the State eX-
ponds more in that city than she contributes
to the revenue. 1t would make little differ
cnce were ~it'trrte, it being presumable that
the, Legislature, which controls all expendi-
lures and which is now anything butfriendly
to Richmond, spends no more there than it
can help. The most unnecessary part OF
what it does spend is its own pay. We
should like to sec it punish the capital for
its contumacious obstinacy in upholding the
claims of justice, honesty, and true policy in
the matter of tho State debt by staying OF
home for two years Of more Winchester
NeUs.
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NE SPRING. 1872.

nY SPRING. 1872.
NEW AND ELEGANT DRY GOODS.
7. r. PRICE 6 co.
are now receiving by steamer and express n superb
stock of STAPLE and FANCY GOODS for the sea-
son. to which attention Is called. Everything new
and beautiful will lie shown during the entire season.
DRESS GOODS.
BLACK eros GRAIN and TAFFETA SILKS,
eros GRAIN and TAFFETA SILKS,
STRIPED and CHECKED SILKS. all colors;
and FIGURED JACUNETS and LAWNS,
INDIA and JAPENESE SILKS,
DOLLIE WARDEN FRENCH and ENGLISH
CAMBRICS, entirely new.
MOURNING GOODS.
A SPECIALITY WITH THE HOUSE. Such ms
VELOUR 1MPERATRICE, VELOUR De NICE,
GROS DE NICE. YOURSELVES,
CASH DE- ECESSE. TAMISE,
B~OMBAZINE, English and French:
BYZANTINE. FLORESTINE, CRETOSNE,
DE MONTEREAU,
SUMMER HENRIETTA,
SUMMER CACHEMERE, IRON GRENADINES.
,, IN WORSTED AND SILK.
GRAPES and GRAPE Wells, &C., &C.
STAPLES.
LINENS and SHEETINGS, TOWELLINGS,
BLEACHED COTTONS, PILLOW COTTONS,
GOODS for gentlemen and boys, great assortment.
Immense line of alltlc NEW PATTERN PRINTS,
, SC, sc. ..,.-.r
All Of which will he sold as low rs any Ionac In
America cali afford to sell Them for without zip Ing
NH Is T. r. PRICE & co.
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MT KLOSTERFRAU C0LOGNE.-We
have orderod this very rare and elegant brnndof roo
IOGNE, ns well IA 1.-THE other varieties n
Els direct from Koln, Germany, andcxpect
about IL dozen by the latter part OF April; VIII give
notice rs soon as received.
L. WAGNER & co, Druggists
NH 20-ot* Sixth ana broao s'fcee'.
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ApRIL.-We may indeed welcome the
month of bursting buds, Of sunshine. and
shower, after the severe winter through
which we have passed. It's advent will give
= new spring to business, and brighten and
cheer up everybody.
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PROPOSALS.

~rARTM OF PUBLIC PRINTING!
,tGst $685. - RICHMOND March Is. 1871.
DROPOSALSFORP UBLICPRINTING
4 BINDING, &C.-In accordance with tho prusi.
slons of an act OF the General Assembly approved
March 30. 1871. SEALED PROPOSALS will be re-
ceivcd by the undersigned, at his office In the capt.
tol, until MONDA the LIST day Of April. lS72. ut I2
NJ. for BOOK n JOB PRINTING, FOLDING.
STITCHING, RULING AND BINDING, required
for the State OF Virginia from the date of contract
until the LIST day of April, ls73, MS follows:
BOOK AND PAMPHLET PRINTING.
Composition of type per thousand ems.
prcas-workp per token of $50 Impressions.
JOB PRINTING, BINDING, &C.
Composition of type per thousand ems.
Ifcss-work per token of go Impressions.
Folding, stitching, ruling, and binding. as per
blank schedule that will be furnished on application
by the undersigned. 49,
Character and specimens of the work that will be
required can be seen at my Office.
Contracts will be awarded to the lowest RESPONSE
bic bidders, subject to appeal, as provided by law.
Contractors will be required to execute their work
In close and compact form. without unnecessary
title or blank pages.
The successful bidders will be required to enter
into bond, with security to be approvedby the Sccrc-
tary OF the Commonwealth, for the prompt and
faithful execution of their contracts.
X. +. WALKER,
superintendent of Public Printing.
NH I6-2awt AMI
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No tariff bill has yet passed both Houseso of
Congress. We will report its features MS
soon as u passes.
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DfEr.

On tlre estl, ulti,no, ne thc residence of her husband,
near Goldsboro,' NJ. G.. Mrz.
CLARKE. wife of Major G. Hnnnmet Clarke, Tor
merIyiof Virginia.
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SEwISG.MACHtNs1'


WILLCuX s GIBBS
" sEwlse-MAcHlsi''
ve only state a demonstrated ia.t n,,h the di-
,h,t M one Fundamentally acquainenut have al
fercnt kinds of ewins-hll. hny
other as a gift while they can p" cu,NE.
We o,,v o,ote the language OF han W. an IL Is The
r,encaS And competent judges "hsm r,s.,.ct.
NJ heyond ali co,ulariscn. IN cN,d: Ion OF i%afrrf,,ss''
.rbs 4, rt.es,s aud most reliable se.sss.I to The pulIS
t,o,, on ss~,winu-unchines ever nna.,,ito,
Iii, q ha can't frsa by snail Oh splYEa. ~ any cne MO
svvs viii Give 4 sewinS.macihne "~Cir:ulaIs iW'
,,,imt c.nyass And make four saie-
nished for the purpose tree. ny
oSE MONTHS TRIAL OF 4
oHE FORE PURCHASE ME adde's.
f,e of charge, sent to amy fe'p'"
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE
TERMS LIBERAL
=. \. GlRBs; Pg"prtti"'S'a
mh4 Ninth and Bank strees, \
oEWIYG-MACHINEs or All n1,S Ht SEN;
SpEpsIRED-The SLOhT fihhiin n We ~
IA ROuGllT ana ooL,b. sLoAI
tbs omIv rROpER NEEDLES ior '
EILIPfrC MACHINES ,DDINGTpN;h
my lll5 Cary street hsf
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NOTICE.-The undersigned, administrator
IN on the estate OF John D. Hammersley, deceased,
would respectfully request all persons having claims
ON the estate to present them, with proper vouchers,
to him viii please call md settle their accounts with
Mr.. r.. L., WORDSWORTH, at rs early q day rs
The business Of the office viii be continued, M
heretofore, with n~eatness. moderate charges. and
dispatch. ID. l., HAMMEtsLEf,
NH sU-dlwStlsw3w administrators,
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OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER
~ . H--~l fh 1gtn 4

. rt OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER, 4
March 10, 1877.
NOTICE-TO BRICK-PAVERS.-
IN Sealed proposals will be received at this Office
until APRIL %, at IL NJ, for furnishing and laying
such BRICK PAVING rs may be required BY the
Forms of proposals may be had upon application
at tiis office. M f /.
The Committee on Streets reserves the right Of
rejecting any or all proposals.
= T1~o H. CHARLES II. DINMOCK,
NH ls-iul -. City Engineer,
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COMPANIES.

LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND
GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. As WILLIAM STREET y 239 BROADWAY,
NEW YORK. $780,"
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COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA., CITY OF RICH
MoSD-to wit:
I.,John n. Hampton. a notary public for the cityo OF
Richmond, i'm the State Of Virginia. do hereby certify
that Wilson c. Thomas and Edwin T.. Pnklnion, the
general partners I'm the firm of Thomus & Piikinton,
this tiay personally appeared before me In my city
aforesaid, and made oath that John c: Williams, the
sncciuI partner OF the firm of Thomas & Pilkinton,
las actually paid in cash to the capital OF the si'ld
firm the sum of fifteen thousand dollars.
100 JOHN III. HAMPTON.
NH 1a-lstSt1aw4w Notary Public.
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MULES, HORSES, &c.
MULES AND HORSES FOR SALE,

MULES AND HORSES FOR SALE, .
Parties In want of stock will find It to their interest,
after looking elsewhere, TO call on US II they wish to
purchase M. l MULES and HORSES, for We are
prepured TO sell the finest stock at the lowest prices.
Don't forget j. u. Dayis's old stand. ...i
g-.~, TURNER s. co.
We Gun accommodate more Null and HORSES
on LIVERY by day or month.
= NH 2-l&wim E&NF2' 4 TURNER 81 co.
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ME- PIZZINpS CONFECTIONERY,
GOT BROAD STREET.
. ICE-CREAMt ICE-CREAM!!
PRICE REDUCEDToT HATOF LAST SEASON.
SPRING AND SUMMER sEAsol

PRICE REDUCEDTO THATOF LAST EAsoN
Standard kent ND. No inferior article made.
Fairs, feasts, pic-nics, and excursions ufnisneu i Il
lnrgc quantities nt low prices.
The creams | make can he relied on as free from
any dclcterious substances. l warrant thein at ai
times to he PURE MILK, CREAM, SUGAR, anu
EGGS, and favored with PURE FRUIT JUICES.
NH ,u-e, w4w .l.', ANDREW PIZZINI, JR.
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A CARD.-TOMY ~FELLOW-CITIZENS
N OF THE CONSERVATIVE PARTI Inc
undersigned, a candidate for Office, respecttnlty peg 81
the Conservative party to the existence OF !" clues.
and "rings" In the party; and he fesl !, sn = % tna co ne
needs not 10 explain to anybody, Iie lhmin I'M, cnr-
ncction OF that class Of party SUBDIVISION Will UT
ruption and ruin.
Conservatism, in bis opinion, means conservation ssrvafn,e
Ic has always been proud to Identify himself wish,
tiie Conservative marty, and Is determined to stand
by It as long as It r~rfrains from rcsorting to Unfair
means, in amy slrspe or form, for any purpose. Nay,
he feels hopeful that a party standing on the eiGva,eo
platform Of such principles will henceforth rtilc this
country, and make II really happy andfree.
Let us guard In time, and act on the maxim,
"princfpiis 0bstd."
We will soon be called on to elect a new central
Committee and q Nominating Convention. Lei
everybody attend to the ward meeting, Beware OF
packed meetings. Let everybody do his duty, and
we will he sure to break up clubs and rings.
apl-lt* DR.. THEO. BoLDEMANN.
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PILOT OFFICE, March Is, 1917,
NOTICE.-On and after this date all mas
In ters, owners, supercargocs, and consignees OF
vessels will be held responsible for all piotaEe cue.
vices are offered win be held responsible Tor inIs
pilotago from sea 10 Hampton Roads ana from
Hampton Roads to sea. ~ y, u,nnn
President OF Virginia Pilot Association.
@ ,,h a > rtk @-.M.e@ #h..a.- l-s-8l@r 80
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N1y~ TUCKED CAMBRIA at s1.25 per
yard, usual price $3.50;
LAWNS at 25, 30, IS, 30, and Soc, per
yard: NJ
SWISS MUSLINS at ls3, 20. IS, 80, a5, DO, and Soc,
per yard;
PIOIrES at 1G9, o5. 30, as, 40, so, and s@c. per yard:
SHIFTING CAMBRICS at 80. 80. and SOC. per yard;
INDIA TVILLED LONG CLOTH at 80, 40, and
soc. per yard; "
uJECKED and STRIPED NAINsOOh MUSLIN
at Is, 80, So, 30, and soc. per yard, at
LEVY BROTHERS.
THREE, FOUR, and F~IFE-STRAND IN
REACHED KNITTING COTTON, at soc. per
pound. u"
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The assets In tho United States now exceed those
Of any American Fire company, with two exceIe
tons; in addition 10 which Its large assets aDrohu
are readily available. US was shown by the payment
of It's Chicago losses.
Shareholders personally responsible for the en-
gagements of the company.
All directors are shareholders.
Policies issued in currency. gold, or sterling.
Losses paid as soon rs adjusted. No reduction FOR
interest. DAVENPORT & CO..
General Agents.
Office, 110i Main street, over First National Bank.
: nIa oS-oIH
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nyssoI,TTTIOgg a PARTNERsHIPs.


nIsSOLUTION.-The concern OF DAVIS
ropsen, - 80 s. N. DAVIS,
JOHN
viii continue the REAL EST e AGENCY at
my old stand, corner Eleventh and Main streets,
where i shall be pleased to see my friends. Ihankiai
for past patronage, pledge those who may encourage
mS mr. =. IsT2. 81 ap1-3tss
NOTICE OF LIMITED PARTNER
Nv ,SHIP.-The undersigned have this day formed
n partnership for thu. purpose OF conducting; IN the
cityI OF Richmond W.. the business. OF MANI
FACTURING SMOKING AND CHEWING TO
ACC I'm all Its branches.
wilson G., THOMAS and EDWIN-T 7. Pill
KiyTON arc the general partners, and JOHN e.
WILLIAMS is the special partner. All the part.
ners reside in Richmond, Va, and the business or
fine partnership is to be conducted nnaer the name
and firm of THOMAS & P1Lk1NTON
The partnership Is to continue until the expira-
ton Of the year 1873.
JJoHE C.. WILLIAMS, the special partner, has
contributed the sum Of fifteen thousand dollars In
cash. ..,h ,s-o
iSi1nodI w. c. THOMAS
t"e"' +. I. PILKINTON,.
80 JOHN G. WILLIAMS.
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lust RECEIVED, AND FOR SALE AT
~ the lowest market prices,
10 tierces HAMS.
200 barrels REFINED SUGARS,
100 bags LAGUAYRA COFFEE.
200 bags RIO COFFEE,
so boxes CHEESE.
NH HARVEY s JONES.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-05

SYMPTOMS OF CATARRH.-1ndfspO.itior
to exercise, difficulty of thinking or rea.
soning, or concentrating he mind upon
any subject, lassitudc, lack Of ambition
or energy, discharge falling into throat,
sometimes ppofusc, watery, acrid, thick
and tenacious mucous, purulent, often
Sivo. etc. In Others ddryneSS. dry, watrrv,
weak or iniiamed eyes, ringing in ears.
deafness, hawking and coughing to clear
throat, ulccratiOnS, death and decay OF
bones, sctbS from ulcers, constant desire
To clear nose and throat, voice altered,
nasal twang offensive breath, impaired
or total deprivation of sense of smell and
taste, dizziness, mental depression, loss
of appetite indigestion, Dyspepsia, en-
I'tr"'.t tonSiIS. tickling ou- dihirultv
IN speaking plainly, general debility,
I'tincE and insanity. All tho above Svup-
toms are common to the disease in some
OF it, stages or complications, vet thou
sands of eases annually terminate in con-
sum ptIpn or Insanity, and end in the
gray" without ever having manifested
pn"-thiri of the symptoms above emu
nicittrt. No disease j. mere common or
IS understood by physicians. Tn" pro-
prl"i0r OF Ir. SaG"'~ CdtHrrh ~ItrInrrlV will
pay -'GF0 reward for Il cas-" OF catHrrh which
hr cannot cure. sold 10y drngri>tS, or
send sixty cents 20 i. Y. Pierce, VI. D.. 1Hi
seneca street. Rnffal"- y Y. for it. y
pam pllrt free. Beware OF r,tunt"rfritS
and worthless mutations. Remember
mat In" genuine has the words ar. V.
Pierce, NJ u. Sole proprietor. Buffalo. y.
~ printed upon lie Wrappcr: also has
lr IIcrcr'> portrait, name and address
On his private Government >talnp upon
Zach package. Lfch21-lW
Mrs. BKooK>' MILL1xERY STORE i
closed for two weeks for repairs. She
will then open the largest and best
selection of new and fashionable spring
goods ever offered in this State. Grand
opening display March 18th.
NEW GooDs.-Joe. Rosenstock. of
the mammoth clothing store, has
commenced the receipt of a stock of
Spring goods, and desires a call from
all those who may stand in need of
clean and new clothing.
:. +. MARKET.-E. Perasich (nex
door to the Carson Theater) $ receiv-
ing 4 large variety of candies, confec-
tlOnerIeS, tOvS, etc, for the HOLIDAYS,
aud of fruits, vegetables, game, poul-
try, fish, etc, for daily consumption. =
BASE BALL.-There will be a social |
game of base ball this afternoon on
the Silver Star grounds, commencing
At , o'clock p. IN. All b~dll-tossers are
to participate.
PHoToGRAPHIC.-Go to AL. Smith.
1t the Gallery formerly occupied by
Iudlow, on Second street tor
he latest style OF photographs. Par
ocular attention paid to viewing.
PoLL-TAXEs.-AssessOr Chedic gives
notice in another column that the poll
AK for l>72 is now due.
Buy your Dry Goods and Ladies'
shoes At the New York Dry Goods
iaj-tf
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Missouri PoLICY. - The Silver
State says:
Four-titths Of the brains of the
Democratic party east of the Rocky
Mountains is in favor of adopting
the Missouri policy in the Presi-
dental campaign. Our exchanges
from the East bring the most en-
%couraging signs that the breach in
the Radical party is widening each
day, and the prospects for a fusion
OF all the elements opposed to the
election Of Grant are hourly in
creasing.
The Sutro Tunnel is now in 2,764
feet.
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NoTTOE

yEAEING SOLD THE SAXEKAC BuiLpINu
IL AND SALOON. all persons having Iairrrs
or valuahlr> On ,icp"-it are requested To call for
the sam, at once; and all persons indebted to me
are requested % call and settle, "a, all accounts
remaining unsettled will ~. placed in the hand.
of an aitorlt-y. GEp l.. GIBSON.
Carson. february ). 49,. te6-lu
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OWNER

LNOR A SMALL PISTeL-A FIVE-SHooTEE
l. marked y l. , No. !, n. Y. Said pistol
was found by an Indian. on the r"ai from t,-T,Ea
TO Carson. yesterday. The owner can recover the
pistol by calling at this Office and paving
charges. uarl
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VI Collin. San Fran Nash " D,v,on
thor # Williams, Nirg'a ; SNanGer, Ant'pe Val
: = Wv v,Ir., "a "t"'t,"rh, 80 ="
: l. Obj. . i,hn. city
,<r E,r l. u Dali .L.
+,
hardware man, now resilient OF Sal
, -.i,... ... ~. r.r.
i tnirtnn t..Isrr rnad tn Lim nr Yhnr>d,,
last that more coin WAS needed. MIR.
i;atl answered immediately, instruct
I'M the committee to raise his sub.
>rrIptIun To Sjn, and to put Ir. Way
man, late OF this town, down for 500
,,,.- e, ,r,,.. ,a'a,t t,., ,,;,.
Inal Carson must and viii Ue "the
place ofthe state OF Nevada.
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morning, Mr.. Traul, residing near the
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49, tt.,I; '4
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a. ~, 80 r. ,' hNlN -
morning on a charge of petIt larceny,
: , y l. '''C ''e ~" II one '">''ct :
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Arrivals At the Hotels.
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II q Blaisdel, Virginia ! J Holmes, v 4 TR II
: IL Wright, ,ity Lorenz, sawyer, San +
Geo Berry, Unionviiic FL Pine, Gold Hill
A ii Clifford, S.craIn c ilhrri,, W.shoe City
/. + spinner, Wash City j Moore, city
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u BINl"r, Il W"uiburn, LAKE Nal
: '''".tiI, Carson Valley Z schulz CI-rI Creek
l. Odds. J Johns city