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~INFORMATION WANTED.

l would like to hear of my father. Sandy
Alexander my brother, Sandy Alexander; my
brother, Joseph Alexander; also, my brother,
Lawson Alexander. Any information concern
ing them would be thankfully received. would
ter, Mrs. Rebecca Gray and my sister, Julia
Alexander; my cousin, Miss Leanna Hughes |;
my cousin, Mrs. Milley Pearson my cousin,
Mrs. Martha Long; and lastly, an old friend Of
mine by the name Of William Butler. All of
the above mentioned persons formerly resided
in Washington city, d. @. Please address
SAMPSON ALEXANDER,
Victoria, Vancouver Island. B. c.,
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LIMITED STATES MAIL TO NORFOLK.
Steamer Eady Of the Lake,

connecting at Norfolk with the Seaboard and
Roanoke Railroad for all parts of the
South. and with the steamers of the
~ and NJ. Transportation Com
psny for Boston.
On and after MONDAY, May |, the steamer
LADY OF THE LAKE, carrying the United
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street, every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and
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ITO THE SUFFERING.

The Rev. William H. Norton, while residing
in Brazil as a Missionary, discovered in that land
of medicines remedy for CONSUMPTION,
SCROFULA, SORE THROAT, COUGHS,
COLDS, ASTHMA, AND NERVOUS WEAK.
NESS. This remedy has cured myself after all
other medicines had failed.
Wishing to benefit the suffering, will send the
recipe for preparing and using ny, TINS remedy to
Please send an envelope, with your name and
address on it. Address,
Rev. WILLIAM FL. NORTON,
676 Broadway,
sep7-ly New York City
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MRS. LOUISE c. BUTLER has opened an
Employment Office at 5O7 Eleventh street, be.
tween and I, for the purpose of supplying
families, &C., with first class servants of every
description, male and female.
Parties wishing employment will please apply
~ above, either in person or by letter. oc26
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UngaestiOnably the best sustained Work OF
the kind an the W0rid'
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NKv SALooN.-On Ormsby street, be-
tween the two main railroad tracks, in
the large three story building known as
the Bryant House. there is a neat, COM
Portable aud pleasant saloon. Mr.. J. F.
Hickey has rented the bar room and club
room of this house, and opened q
pleasant place where friends and business
men can 80 and get the best liquors to
be had in the market, and sit and have q
Quiet chat and transact their business un-
molested. We hope Mr.. Hickey will sue
coed as he deserves III his new place. tor
he is y whole souled pioneer and noun
taineer, who has host of friends where
he is known, and is u all times . gentle
man deserving Of success.
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HOTEl. ARRIVALS.


PRooEkss.-The Capitol heretofore has
had but its two houses, bnt of late new
house has been projected and is nearly
completed. At first this house was called
the young Capitol, on account Of its be-
ing an offspring Of its parent; but now it
Is called, and will heieatter he known, rs
the Thnu House winch is . very neat
and appropriate name, especially when
spoken by u Dutchman. 10 Coz Curry
belongs tine honor Of building this neat
little cut stone depository, and it will
soon be done, when he Will turn his for
ces to building the large stone foundry
for the railroad company.
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DISCOUNTED GCN.-Night before last,
on the occasion of Governor Woods
speech. the mountain howitzer was used
in firing the salute. It being very dark,
and having no bonfire in the locality of
the gun. after several shots had been fired
the boys got in very large load, and
when discharged the piece went to the
rear about thirty feet. and left the lumber
III splint-rs, completely crushing the
woodwork Of that portion Of the carriage
holding !sS ssay IRON
for the gunner, in its movement to the
rear no one was hurt, and the piece itself
was iuninjured. OF course, that was the
last gun tired on tbs occasion. We un-
de9stand that Last CUP hroKe.several panes
of glass insths Capitol and on the other
side OF The street. ga
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The OMAHA LOTTERY. The drawing
of the great Omaha Gift Enterprise, in
which Sl07 $50 will be distributed in
prizes, will positively take place on No
vember 9Th, and all VINO have not pur-
chased tickets will be sorry, for this is
one of the grandest chances Of getting o
fortune for a few dollars that has yet been
offer to the public. A. de Neuf, jewel
er, ut the store OF John Il. Fox, is the au-
thorised agent and has few more tickets
for sale, but the sale will positively close
in day or two, as he is compelled to for
ward his accounts to the Office before the
drawing. Let those who wish to try
their luck hustle up and get ticket be-
fore they are all gone, for the time
is short and you may lose u fortune by
delay, and curse yourself ever after for
being dilatOry.
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TAKE WARNING.


EHE v. 1'H n H. COMPANY ARE
II anxious to take due prscsutiOn against acct
dsntt apd los Of life resulting from running Of
their traiAs; and they take this method Of warn
If parents and guardians against ths dangeEs
ascending the TOO common practice Of children
playing about their czfs and locomotives. Those
hsviAg in charge the business Of the Company
find II impossible TO .RERspADE boyes Wh0 Ore
quent thA tefIntni and AJppfns pl1ces n the rod
from climbing upon the cars and engines; and
they w Fl teaaes.vss Ssaie.a, !. sssWt =
Ooatfhued. Recent accidents, With sse wholly
= ..s4e:ss1ttal6s..tSs ~
';, q ";s Theron. .s,co ,1 s.,s.
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vrs1ssonx..1rWe notice that rrisbie shas

vtnson.7rWe notice that Frisbie hes
magui6cant specimen of the venison
species banging # his restaurant. The
mountain dssrof IL aisns's srs large.
sHd ut thin season q the yeer fat and
epder. A largo number have been killed
thislfall, and thsir ltsapsat appearance
in Our market. indiate thak y pays the
ssormtaineer to huSk Them a. Q business,
TX theydaOanAsano1 ~ ,YseF etea1s
1syS exceeds the supply, and keepU ne
:ics up, h. ahis M have them ct
~ p. fysrrA wal 7sBs.ssEsr9s
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MORNING REroRr.
$50 Ophir. 81. 624. % ... .
Is Gould Curry, 100. 1871.
IS Savage. To-, iu4. iOJ, lI319. 10f.
$50 Chollar. 65, d. IL, rs, 69. 67&, 60. 20 b3O.
las Hale 4 Nortross. s. ~. 81 y BIZ. sAA.
255 Crown Point, 1913. LIZ. l2s. l16 bjO. l23h
III BIO.
2l5 Yellow Jacket. lis. l16. III. lis, 1ls. 40.
400 Imp.r IL, IL i, II 4, 1lA ii y, II BIO.
So E.nplr.. ail,i. .U1s iUh. ". toh, lOa bSO.
leo Gold Hill Quartz, SO. 8. -.....
80 k-utucA, VII, 70. 4.
l95 Alpha ~. ~. ia. IS, TO-
2A5 BelcheF, III, lis, NAV, l18 b30.
SS5 Couh.;.ice, "A =, Is, IL 4 bJU, l5A.
ITO Con Virginia, ~, II, IL.
SO Sierra N.vzus, IL. 1917, II, l7h, lS1s b30,
l7s..
60 Daney, II.
265 Exch. quer. 10, 1915. 20, 2OS BIO.
10 Seq B-icner, ~. lOO.
l4O Os.ru,xn, " y. ~. -. 95 bS0.
S55 Justice. Z, bO, 90.
$50 Su cor, ~.
IS Buckley. IN, "a, ~.
TO Julia, 5A.
80 CAl.aonia. 40. 80, ss4. 30 bso. 20 bso. -
bio. IS. IS =.
IS knickerDocker. So. SIS.
$50 Arizona and Itch, u, N.
500 Globe. Ia.
40 Silver Hill. -.
lGs Eclipse, 12a l23S.
Is Baltimore, rs.
$50 Star Consolidated, IL.
100 senator, l.
100 Central No y. 3.
1870 Woodvill-, 5h.
1909 ..,.s,. :, 70. sa. ~ bso, 9ex:
SIS Raymond Ely, l4o, lI2, l4l ~. ll0 80.
lAi, l42le. l42, l4i, lAj BIO.
s2s Eurek. Con. Ar. su.., Os. 9lA b3o.
10 Phoenix, 5.
81 Pi0che. Ala.
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SAN Francisco Stock BoARD.-There
was but one session of THIS Board yes
terday. The gentlemen composing7t,
wanted to see the great trOt at Alameda,
and adjourned for thai purpose after the
forenoon session. t...
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W1NsToN's ExcHASaE.-Under New
To-day will be found the ADVERTISE
mept of this new saloon. This is the
old Capital thoroughly repaired and en-.
!arged, and Lame changed to Winston s
s1cnange. 1t is not yet opened, but
will be the sayest and hveliest in town
when in full blast. In the front room
viii be found the best of liquors, and IN
the rear the tiger and all its relatives.
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GONE HoME. Governor Woods OF
Utah left us last night by cars to Reno
for Utah. The Governor has been kept
SO busy since he came t" Nevada, in the
political field, that he is sick, and has
had to quit before his appointments
have all been filed; but he has done
noble work, and his visit has not been in
vain Lfr.4
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GOODWIN AND kENDALL.-To-ni9ht ut
the theater these gentlemen propose to
90 for each other. Kendall will sinch
Goodwin and then Goodwin will sinch
Kendall; and on election day the voters
will try and sinch them both, and elect
them 10th and defeat them both. Lots
of fun and We Will all so tonight to sex
il
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REruSRNED from q long visit to his
old home in Ohio. our particular friend
p, H. letters, Who 10 telegraph opera or
in charge of the Empire Office, where he
has been for several years, and will re-
main for some time to come if he desires,
for there is no discount on jeff; he is
true to man, woman and the country
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In TowN.-Senator James w. Nye and
Governor Woods of Utah were both in
town yesterday. The Senator is look
ing we'll, and the Governor was feeling
better than for several days past. This
atmosphere agrees with INN, us it does
with most every one hat comes here.
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SHyER & MoRR1s.--This large and ele-
CANT dry goods house is in constant re-
CENT of the newest and most fashionable
dress goods and sdomestics, and are sell
ing immense quantities to the elite and
leaders of fashion in this and surround
ing towns. Ladies, call and see them.