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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-13

! Psl,osAI. We we're highly pleased ana
delighted % meet % Monday evening 90
genial and smiling young friend, Charlie
Cols1sn. Of Maldiu. Charley used to B
ID resident Of our town and has hos'
q warm friends here We are glad q
see him looking 80 we'll
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-13

FIsur. On Saturday evening . couple
ofgen,lemeu Of color. got into ! dght. as
We understand, about gill. Neither one
brought blood. They were arrested BY
officer franklin and taken befsre his Hon.
or Mayor Howard, who after bearing the
evidence. fined one Of tie psrtg $40 and
costs, aud released The other.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-13

ACCIDENT. "A young gentleman named
Gates, book keeper for the Point Pleasant
Dock Company, while experimenting With
a new lsth saw which bad just been start.
ed 10 the Company's mill, bad bis right
hand caught BY the'ssw, which so badly
injured bis hand as to require the amputa-
ton Of the little finger aud the cpe next to
it. He was attended by Dr.. Barbee.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-13

Coxa BAoE. william b .Rufuer and
family, vhofor tho past two gears bas
been a resident Of Hartford City, removed
10 our town last week. vherehe will take
up bis future residence. We welcome him
baok. n
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-13

IssrALLArros. "A public installation Of
the officers Of Mia.urn Lodge A F. and
A ,Masons. will be had at The Courthouse
Point Pleasant, on the 9th Of June, At I
o'clock P. N. Prof. W. ]. Kenny will
deliver an address upon the occasion. =
The exercises will close BY . supper.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-13

Much complaint is current among our
farmers in regard to the wheat crops.
Within q few weeks the ay has attacked
aud nearly destroyed the entire crop 10
parts Of this aud adjoining counties. 10
some cases the destruction has been com.
'plese. How general this destruction We
oauuot'say, aud will be pleased TO hear
from our readers everywhere in regard to
the crop prospects
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-03-30
Chr farmer.


A good Law for the protection Of
sheep against Dogs. should be passed
for the entire State. II people will
keep worthless ours, they ought to be
taxed for il, and the tax ought to 60 to
pay for sheep killed By dogs. Then the
farmers could raise sheep wiibout risk
Of loss By dogs. Sheep are about the
most profitable stock that can be grown
upon the farm. This is admitted BY
farmers, but the great loss BY having
them killed BY dogs de,sn many from
keeping sheep at all. Wool is very
high. Il now commands 80 cea,s per
pound, and il is supposed it viii go up
to one dollar, before the new clip comes
into the market, when decline may be
anticipated, but :he decline will no, be
very great. Prices will keep up to a
remuaeratiye point, no doubt. The
advance in wool Of course affects the
price Of sheep, which are higher than
thcy we're last year In Vermont last
spring lambs are selling for an average Of
A5s, in New York, ofs4 30 in Penn.
sylvanis, Of $50; the advance being
greatest in the principal wool growing
States.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-03-30

Emanuel Yeiser, of Union Mills.
sends to the ADVOCATE for publication
the following receipts for making good
linimcns:
! ounce spirits Of hartshorn; / ! do.
sulphuric ether; ! do. spirits OF tnrpen
tine; I do. sweet oil; do. oil Of cloves;
l do. chloroform. Shake well before
using, and keep the bottle we'll corked
Owe EXPRESSLY RoR HoRsEs.-i
pint Of turpentiue, ounce corrosive
sublimaie, and ! ounce Of gum camphor.
pulserize The two latter we'll Place ia
bottle, asd 10 two days il will be read '
for use. This liniment will cure any.
thing that requires outward application.
Apply and rub well twice day, in
small Quantities, 10 the parts affected.
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CHANGE OF TINE.
WESTERN MD. RAILROAD.
is -


TO take effect april a.is7i, Calvert
Station. Conner Fpnklia and Calvert
Streets, Trains leave 50 A. NJ. and sSl
and 5. 80 P NJ. for osings' Mills, Refs
terstowu. Finksb1rg, Westminster New
Windsor, Union Bridge Middleburg, Dou
bic Pipe Greek and MechAnicstOSn.
RETURSISo.
Leave Union Bridge q, 500 and IS A.
NJ. and 4.OO P. NJ.
Mechanicstown a. 6.s5 A. NJ. and 800
p. N.
Westminster at 5.S5 and IS A. NJ. and
3.24 p. ".
Stages connect at Glen Morris Station for
Hampstead and Manchester on arrival OF
$50 A. NJ. uain from Baltimore; at Mid.
dleburs Station for TsneytoSn and at Don
be Pipe Greek Station for Emmiiisburg on
arrival same train.
An Express Car leaves Calvert Station.
Baltimore, daily, Except Sunday At 8. 80
p. u. Light freight and parcels can come
by this car L delivered before 90 p. N.
PASSENGER SrArioS. The Depot Of "
C. 4. W. Freight Station Corner Centre
AMI North Streets
0ihee Of General Freight and Passengei
Agent, No. lse North Street.
Ofiiee Of President and Superintendent,
No. 81 North Street, Baltimore.
n. B.-A Tickle, Office has been openee
At No. North Calvert street, opposit,
Barnum's Hotel. Tickets car be procured
a; any time during the day at al points OF
line Of Road. Baggage called for. checked
and delivered upon application =, this Office
JOHN 7. RIGNEY,
may4 Master Of Transportation.
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MONEY CANNOT BUY IT,
For sight Is Priceless,

WI now offer a Glass to the public
w which is pronounced ~ the most
celebrated opticians OF the world to be the
most perfect, natural artificial help to the
human eye ever known.
They are ground under our own supervi
sion, Al ouroWn mAnufactoryin New Haven
and are so constructed tha, the core or
centre Of the tense comes directly in front
Of the eye. product a clear and distinct
vision, as in the nat raj healthy sight, and
prevents all unpleasant sensations, such AS
glimmenngand waveri Of sight, dizziness,
&c. peculiar to ali Others in use
These Glasses are mAnuiac ured from mi
mute crystal pebbles, melted together, and
derive their name, diamond, on account
Of their hardness and brilliancy.
These Glasses are mounted in the fines,
manner. at our own mandatory, in all
styles Of Gold, Silver, Steel, Rubber, and
She'll Frames, Of the best quality.
Their durability cannot be surpassed, and
their finish is such as will suit the most
Eisiidious
None genuine unless bearing our trade
mark, stamped on every frame
Manufactured by J. T.. SPENCER & Co.
Practical Opticians, New York.
For Sale only by
WIN. MOORE.
Dealer in Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver
Ware, &c, &c, Westminster, Nd.
sep 2S.u
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Value Of Old Bones.

For fegtiliiiag, fair estimate plae .
their worth at fye cents per pound
But to obtain this profit from them
their preparation must involve as little
labor as possible. The best plan with
the small annual Accommodations Of a
careful farmer is to break them in a
castiron trough with a heavy pestle
Break the bones fne and put them in
old casks in alternate layers with fresh
horse manure and keep saturated with
liquid, cover the top with al inch depth
Of gypsum or SIX inches Of 6ns muck.
Fermentation will reduce the bones to a
comninuted or friable state, aud the free
ammonia that would otherwise escape
will be caught and Fixed By the top lay
or Of plaster or muck. This will form
an extremely rich fertilizer, which
should be Intimately Mingled with from
four TO eight times its weight OF dry
earth before being applied TO the soil
IL will be found excellent either for
corn in the bill, garden vegetables. or
dressing for whea. aud other grain
crops for which les large proportion Of
phosPboric acid peculiarly adapts il.
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Early Tomatoes.

One Of our exchanges thus tells how
to get early tomatoes
"The Sprirgis now approaching, md
We recommend TO our lady readers to
plant few early tomato seeds in flow.
or Pets. They will bring on plants
ready to sst out ia the open air alter
danger Of frost is over. A half dozen
good strong plants, started early, will
yield many good dish Of fruit long
before il can be procured from plants
taken from hot bed 10 Spring. 10
starting the plants thus early some care
is required in pinsbing of the leading
shoats. as well as side branches, in or.
der 20 make them grow stocky and
bloom early. The plants should also
be allowed plenty of room, and only one
grown 10 pot. IL is a very easy mat
ter TO obtain tomatoes EARLY if one
starts in time
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-03-30
Farm Stock.


The February Report Of the AgrieuI.
tural Departments represents az increase
of II per cent in the faiteDing hogs
packed last season. Horses aud mules
have increased 2 per cent. the past
year only per cent in Maryland
The number Of swine has not been sus
taiued 10 the eastern States, 10 Mary.
land, Louisiana, aud CaliforBia; but a
marked increase Is manifest 10 the
West. The prices Of stock are lover,
generally, except sheep, than they we're
10 1871. The demand for mich cows
10 the South has stiffened prices some.
what. Horses and mules, oxen aud
other cattle, have declined quite heavily
in the eastern States, and obviously
from the scarcity Of hay aud other feed.
Sheep are the only farm stock that com.
mapds higher rates. The decline in
the value Of hogs is very marked.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-03-30
Hunting the Seal.

A fitting subject for patience on
monument Is the Esquimaux when in
winter he is hunting the seal. Having
ascertaiued where the seal is gnawing
beneath the ice for breathing hole.
the hunter perforstes the spot with a
slender bone rod, with point at one
cod and knob at the other, which /.
moved BY the seal 10 coming to the
surface. This may occupy twenty four
hours. The hunter then builds. a wall
OF snow four feet high to shelter him
from the wind. Seating himself behind
i, he places BY his side his spear and
lines. lie must preserve the utmost
silence, that he may hear the seal at
work and not cause fright TO the ami.
NAL lie even binds his knees together
with thong to prevent the rustIiug Of
his clothes. Aud there he sits fer
twenty four hours, waiting the coming
OF the seal to the surface, when he eau.
tiously rises with spear 10 hand, aud
the long sought for seal is his.
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THE MARYLAND
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
ALL POLICIES NoNFoRFEIr4BLE
Diui3saos Ansaagy afler aas irH Year
oF BALrIMoRE. 30. 10 sOUrR 81.


DiviasHois AHzHaNy after dAe frat Year.
TIVE sSvaa tsess Of Life Insaranes are 90
manifold and manifest that general inqsiry
il made eSneersing IL. All good msn wish 10
provide for thote dependant upen then. Pro
vision 10 b certain mEst Be immediate. The
enly Immediate proyision "a BY Life lnAaranee
A great and important question ., where shall
iusaret Reason, sslf-resVfet, sclfinteres,
The laws Of trade and eonmeree that govern a
thrifty snd Intelligent people Indicate that
nan should assure al hone, where he lives,
nakrs his money, pays bis taxcs and expects
20 leave bis property and bic family Il is a.
humiliaiinz a. Il is ruinoas for 10 Send nil-
lions 81 dollars oui Of cur State annually for
Life Inturanee that should Be kept az hose.
Aouey In Maryland Is sCsrss, iaisrssi Aga, and
property los, becaEse re are sending - much
Of Il away. There is certainly no necestitF
for this, because sqaal Intelligence and rqual
morals viii make Savings Ranks, Life AID Fire
Insurance CouPAnies, Lawyers, Doctors, Mer-
ehhn;s. or anythinx else, here sgaal 70 those in
other States. IL Is an axiom tbst 10 aH kinds
Of business danger, di1iealty And loss increases
in ratio Of distance. Receut experiences proves
clearly that u j. safer and better ia both Life
and Fire to Be Insured At home IL iaA poor
eonplimeut 70 0nrCiHtens And STATE. and 10
bad issie 10 depreciaie oar own Institutions
and Indirectly dePrseiase those Who control
then.
Fortunately for cur State prosperity. the
people are beginning to see this. oar last
January report to the Comptroller Of the
STATE vas % sAtisfactory and gratifyiaE a. %
call forth editorial eommendations fr0n the
principal papers 10 Baltimore.
Few eo;aparies are ia a. good eoaditinu a.
the Maryland, and as il il oars and keeps the
capital In our osn State deserves yoaT coop
GRAFTON A1d patronage. In a matter Of 90 great
importance persons shoald inform themselves
sell before they act
Beam o. DIhEeToRS Easter
Allen A. Chapman, George p. Thomas. Hugh
sissoR, Hiram Wo0ds, Geo. n. Miller Thomas
CAssard, Wm. Devries, Charles Webb.
GEORGE r. THOMAS,
President
~ Refers 10 Hon. judges MAulsbJ and
Haydeh. Col. J. b. Boyle, j. L. Reifsnider,
DR.. J. W. Herring, and Physicians generally.
Al active Agent for Carroll county wanted.
A. J. MYERS,
ap H-ly State Agent.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-03-30

The United States aud Spanish
Claims Commission, organized last j uDe,
has not yet settled any claims. The
delay is on the part Of Spain 10 fling
proofs to Offset the American claims.
The claims to be decided arise from the
injuries to person aud property perpe-
trated BY the Spanish authorities ip
Cuba.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-03-30

Every farmer should plant one or
two acres Of sugar beets to feed to his
dairy COWS in winter. If they be fed 10
this way. with the ordinary supply of
hay, rich golden butter may be made
throughout the winter. Try il. A few
carrots for your horses will be pro
ftabls.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-03-30

The Norwegians have determined 10
erect a huge granite monument on the
Wild coast Of the Scandiosrian PENN.
sula, to celebrate the I000th anniversary
Of the establishment Of their kingdom
BY the mighty warrior, Herald llaar
jager. This is a long period Of national
existence, filed with an interesting,
almost fabulous history.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-03-30
seed Oats.

T5sEIE subscriber has on band and for sale
Il 500 bethsls Prime Seed Oats. Apply
70 d. W. HOuCK.
tsbS Hoaeksyille, Nd.
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Dental Notice.

services at his Otiee, '1"s ~
Saturday. s'ey and
mmittsburg- Fourth wedp..a,, a..
till Thursday Afternoon. "''''a'ea
and Friday. Ai'''aeea
Rocky kidge-Fir,t Wednesday An.,..
Double Pipe Creek--First Tharsday.
Niddleburg-First Friday.
Lninntowh-Seeond Wednesday Af,,r.o..
:. Ianey town-seeond THURSDAY Afternoos 4
Friday.
Union Bridge-Thi-d wedpe,da, A..
and Thursday Forenoon. '''a''a
add Friday Forenoon. ~ -
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Garden seed.

THE HollOck a Robinson Garden Seed.
fresh and new, Of al kinds. juss re-
eeiEed By D. W. HOUCK.
FEB Hoacksville, Nd.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-03-30

There is no production of the earth
that pays more literally than the grape
vine.
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DRAKE'S Plantation Bis,ers, Hostel
IL ier's Celebrated Stomach Biiiers.
Zingan Bitters, Aure Cholera preventive.
Dr.. HOoA2nd's German Tonic. Sehenck's
Seaweei Tonic for che cure Of Dyspepsia;
Dr. Hooaand's Celebrated German Biiiers,
Vinegar Bittsrs, neg and great discovery;
Mishler's Herb Biiters, Cloiworih's Orien
tal Tonic Biiisrs. DR.. WisiAr's Balsam Of
Wild Cherry, HAmpton's Tincture, DR..
jayne Alternative, Helmbold's Extract Blu.
ehu, DR.. Jayne's ExpeetoRnt, Volts Arc
matte Seheidam SchnApps, Genuine Med
zeal Cod.liver Oil. JaJnes CarminA,iye
Bals1n, Aeksllip's Cholera and Diarrh9a
Syrup, Shriner's Cough Syrup, and Davis
& Ailler's Celebrated Cough Syrup.
D. ". HOUCK.
feb 5 Hoacksville, Nd.
RRASDHETH's Veg table Pills, Wrighl's
10 Indian Vegetable Pills, Anderson or
Scotch Pills, HolloEay's London do. Mof
fats Vegetable Life do, c. P. Rogers Tel.
egraph Vegetable do, Schsrek's Mandrake
or May Apple do, Z. 4 S. Frey's AMI
Bilious do, Capable DO, McIAne's Cele
bsaied Liver DO, Ayers CaihArtic do, DR..
ToEnsend's loo Pills in each Box, Hame's
Sarsaparilla Vegetable Blood Pills.
D. ". H0UCK.
feb 3 Houcksville, Nd.
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NOTIONS.

HOSIERY, Domestic and Foreign, of
IL very best grades; Gloves, Linen and
Paper Collars, Linen Bosoms, Fancy Goods.
&C., &C., iull assortment always on hand
at =. X. GERNANDS,
Corner Main and Church Streets,
ap Pm Westminy,cr.
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PROFESSIONAL cam.
CHAs. BILLINGsLEA, D. n
}. ME RIKEN wELLpR
DENTISTS.
geies WeItHainster. Va, I'd aoo- NJ
Formers aud heeAaHies' BanE y

"'"s oRd MccAdHies' Bank
TNAKE pleasure in informiav,h.;.
aud the public generally ~, M ilr,ea ads
increased Their facilities cor basins.. aaslng
are at all times prepared 10 pers,s,, 'aey
operations IN operative or mechan;saIi any Any
tistry cal lien.
Full Sets Of Teeth. $40. sIs ,,a co.
Pure Nit OK. Gas. on hand !, \, ny.
DE- g. Billing'lea will con,iDus y Ames
the following places: :" nsit
Union Bridge. list wednesdav !,
month.-remaining until FRIDAY - s's'y
Neg Hfndsor. -2nd Wednesday = a aou
month u ever
CnioHto'cH.-sd Wednesday ever, mas,
remaining until Friday Afternoon "'nsa'
!dHeyf0'on-sd Friday in every month
naming until the Wednesday foIlaw;a.n re-
J. NERiKEN WELLER viii ~, ~
ehAnic.town 2nd "Wednesday Of every mos =.
remaining until Friday noon. "O''a'
jan lS,-ly
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ssIset gastrs.


Rest thes, dear one. Essti
Weary vast fhsE here
Rest thes, till The blsst
Morn Of Life Appear!
Sleep On, dear ous. deep.
Sweet tAy slambsFs BE-;
Guardian angsis keep
Faithfal watch Ger thss.
Giorio1s thea wilt b,
kissing fro9 The toDbi
Bright 40 seFaphs bx3
Fair a. Edsn's bloom.
Rssl thee, dear oas, restl
Weary vast thoa here;
Rest fhss. sill the blssf
Morn Of Life appsAri
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Hour, Grain and Feed

AhD1as eAaAa anu hENa
nPa ali kinds, always on hand and dsliv-
" erred free Of additional charge. BY
d. W. HOUCK.
feb HoaeksFille, Nd
ROUND PLASTER 10 barrels and
VI bags. Pure Bone. ground, in barrels
and bags. Rhodes Super Phosphate, the
standard manure; Moro Philips Phosphate
Of Line, p. Zsli & SOa's AmmoniAte3 Bone
Phosphate. OrehilA Guauo and Soluble
AmmoHiated Souh Sea Guano. wm.
Wbaslock 4 Co.'S. Bone Phosphate and
Whiieloek Cerealizer. always on haad and
sold a: the lowest market price.
d. ". H0UCK,
FEB 3 Hoacksyille, Nd.
HAMS, Sides and Shoulder Bacon,
isl PORK and Beef. always on hand.
Clover and Timothy Seed, ali new crop,
warranted pare
Sailed Fish, Shad, NAcksrel and Her
rings; Fine and Ground Alam Salt in large
and small bags; Jacob Richards make Of
White Fiat Corn Hominy.
d. W. H0UCK,
fsb H9ueksEiIle, Nd.
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SECOND DISPATCH

SAN FRANcIsco, March 20-3 T. NJ
The steamer Colorado arrived Mt Z
o'clock this morning from Panama
with n full cargo and small number OF
passengers. On March 18th Il cabin
passenger named Thomas Laborydelta,
a native of France, and lately Of Chill,
jumped overheard in a fit of temporary
insanity and was drowned. Boats
were lowered and the body recovered
in fifteen minutes, but too late for re-
suscitation.
\. fair business was done in mining
stocks this forenoon. Ophir advanced
81. Gould & Curry $40, Savage 8, and
Yellow Jacket 50. Raymond q Ely
declined 81, and Ovsrman 81; Others
show little change.
The murder case of Joshua l.. Jones
for killing his father-in-law last All
gust, came up in the Fifteenth District
Court ut two o'clock.
Another suit is commenced In the
Fourth District Court against the Gen.
trail Pacific Railroad Company for
$50, 600 damages sustained on the road.
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LATEST TELEGRAMS
SPECIAL to the GOLD HILL NEWS
TIE ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TELEGRAPH co.
FROM SAN

SAN FRAxcIsco. March 2O-2 P. N.
Yesterday the will Of Capt. Abner Il.
Barker was filed for probate. 1t be-
queaths to his nephew, Elijah Fox, Of
Haverhill, Mass, $4,000; to Abner
b. Fox, of the same place, $4,000; to
Humphrey b. Fox, his nephew, San
Rafael, CAL, $50, 900; to his niece,
Hannah Fox. $4,000; to his niece,
Almira j. Barker, Portland, Maine,
$40. 600; to Julia George, San Fran
cisco, $1,000; to Marge Guenett, San
Francisco, $1,000 to the Protestant
Orphan Asylum, $4,000, in gold coin,
upon trust, and for the uses following:
To invest said money in good mort
gage or other interest paying securi.
ties I; such investments to change from
time to time as may be seer fit, and to
pay over yearly to the trustees or
directors of the asylum, for the use Of
the asylum, the interest, profits and
dividends of said invests so long as said
asylum shall be maintained rs said
Orphan Asylum. He gives to Louise
l.. Chord his house and premises, 2Oo
Post street, during her natural lite,
the same to so to his residuary
dcvisee after her death; to Joseph
II. Jones, of the city Of San Francisco.
the two promissory notes due by. him
to the testator, one being for the sum
of $40, 900, and the other for $4,000;
all the remainder Of the estate is given
to Noah W. Barker, Of Portland,
Maine. the testator's brother; to AL
mire j. Fox, Of Cornish, Maine, his
sister, aud to Sarah Barker, now Sarah
Woodbury., Of Portland, Maine. his
half sister; share and share alike.
Obadiah Livermore and E. c. Gather
wood. Of San Francisco, and Humph-
rey d. Fox, OF San Rafael are appoint
ed executors without bonds. The es-
tate Is valued at $500, 600.
The Condor Silver Mining Company
was Incorporated to-day. The object
is to carry on the business of mining in
Ely District, Lincoln county, Nevada.
Capital stock So, 500, 900, in shares of
800 each. Trustees, J. d. Fry, Jesse
5. Wall, George A. Trcadwell, VIM.
III. Sears, and William Cline.
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r 0 SACRAMENTO.

SACRAMENTO, March l9.-Governor
Booths second reception is proving, in
every sense Of the word, a splendid
affair. His rooms on Front street, be-
tween J and X, newly furnished In
most magnificent style, arc all thrown
open and crowded with guests. The
long balcony, extending the full front
OF the building, has been canvased and
makes a most pleasant promenade.
Nearly all the State officers and large
number of the members Of the Legisia-
ture are present. The dresses Of the
ladies are superb. The reception is, il
possible, more successful than the
other, and n fitting close 70 the festlyl'
ties incumbent to this session Of the
Legislature.
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BY THE CABLES.

PARrr, March 20th.-The new I'm
port Tariff submitted to the Assembly
6y NJ. Theirs, proposes n tax Of 10 per
cent. on cotton, and four per cent. on
silk,