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PRESBRV YOUR HEALTH.

To do this 1t is necessary that You should inhale
fresh and pure air in the rooms you daily and
nightly occupy. This only be done succ sssfully
a. without danger of contracting Coughs, Colds
and their probably attendant evils by purchasing
AID nsinE The
INV PATENT TRANSPARENT vENrILA.
TORS,
which. besides being actually ornamental TO the
windows entirely different from all others in
their manner Of operatins to permit their iBgress
ulstOrs may be applied TO indo IS Of all desert
ii rs, and are Stationary. They are invaluable for
use in school rooms, public halls hos pitss inv aid
chambers, slee ping apartments and no rms in gene
raj. These NeltilatOrs are on exhibition and for
sale at 1902 street, Desr cor. 18th n. W., Wash
ingt0n. u. and NAV ALEC be ssen in operation at
the Billiard Rooms of Miller & Jones, over Nation
81 Thester. Gall and examine them.
GBU. WAGNER Inventor and Pstentee,
MARLIN Washington. ID. O
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DRY GOODS.
{ HEAfESr lki.

{ HkAtkSr iEI.
:, cs.e ' ~ ysrds wHIrt OoRDED PIoUE.P.
10 Pitoes Flsis DkESS GODS, a. lss.e worta
$500 ysrss REST CAi,c,ss ats. 81 sad 10 CO..
20 r'eCeS Crcf' n. st ieAs Cts. scrth -
chear.
res mskes Blsct Csshnere. 81 aud 81 IS,
msHtta. - dro scnxgin. ffui - the Loon.
frfd- q the "a est. simW I'D ard other uakes kfs
NDtfou. - cheap = an housa Ga The city.
- Ag-ucy - ths >ew rE FINIsH
shieI ~ sie-eettsr Than any unhutsh~d shirt
snd NJ the p-toe
sSAseney Tor Frsak lie iie'. Oas PAper Patterns
GE0. .. JOHNSoN q GO,
teo.S u 1ii nsrEet spsos.
DRY GOODS PAINFULLY CHAP,
, ssS 'e' cai,soes in Hsmssns. s. seryd.
hl-dsrk color. in Dress Gosds al cost
New siy les OF SPRING DRESS GOODS
Elegant Dire. Pl.ids l1s, Is ~ asc
blooming Black Alpacas. s.. 81 Sc .cheaR
Best msk-e Bisck silks, 81 g, sl.a0. Ga
DISCO Us nseree, IS, SAc oil, yery cheap
1srn,ss Cloths, Wool pelsines, Drsp DIE, Hsn-
white Goods chser-Piques IKE, worth ,sc
Oiosins CARPET ssl--B-st lngraSe sils, 10 per &C.
81 Tor ossh. sll " COL sTpets Use, fo-u~r price
Slsood Gar PETE Soc Brussels at reduced prices.
Cali soon for bargains.
IN. NAUDAIN,
feo.g IT ZOE MArket $3.50.
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ALL KINps or oENrLEMENB OAsf-OPE
"A WEARING APPAREL can be sold 30 the veEy
best advantage By addrsssing or calling on justin,
6ls D street bet 9Th and 1th streets northvest;
Datd. janu-ly
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IMPORTANT
A r 7 s A L e a..

Collection IF Modern Paintings, the recent i'm
rortation Of Mr.. ADOLPH KUHN, of New York, no re
OF theme b, fore exhfoit iu this Juntry, be
sold at auction in New YOrk, through Il Somer
vile, on WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY. March
9Th and 9th, evenings.
The following artists are re presented:
Andre Bruneri, Bail, BelisvoiDe, Brillouin Belle
couir, John Lewis Brown, COuder Dosmsn- Ca and
Cbsyet, Charles Francis bsubigny, Forum,
Girsrd Gudin, Hillemacher j oris hsteiD, nau,,
Levy, Laton, LeiOir. Lambert, Maresu. Michelti,
narcbetu. MOuobor, Ma-ia, Pabst, PsliZZi, Palm
eroii Psscutti ROmako, simonpettt. Schemes foul
mouche, Verbaas, NanhsIcke, Vibert, IsmacOis
Exhibition free at the EURTZ ARTGALLERY.
no 8. Esst 2sd street, N Y Gay and evening until
cate of sale.
Catalogues TO be hal free Of charge all the prin
psi Art De callers in the country. mari cost
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EMBROIDERIgS, EMBROIDERIES.
JUST RECEIVED,
The largest and best selected stock OF
EMBR OIDEHIES
INTHE CITY.

This stock includes some extra fine qualities and
usually paid for common goods.
Call and eIamiDe our goods ard you will be con-
WINGED on ran save money By buying at
THE CHEAPEST sTORE In THE CITY.
CONNOLLY'S,
marl-tr Sos 9Th street. OPP Patent Ofice.
NEW PUBL ICATIONs.-LiFe, Letters snd 10 r
seen World, by John Fiske; o.. Memorial ribate
To Pt0i MOrss with hne steel engraviDgs o. Songs
a. sung by the Hampton Students 40c. The Bfble
Word Book. by surnton; 81 French Political
Leaders, by Ed kieg; 81 50 Select English Evan
marriage in high Life, By Feuillet, paper 7sc The
same in yelnm, els; and cloth bindings. 81 so.
The G reat Divide-TraveIs in the Upper Yellow
stone, by the Earl OF DuDraven; $50. The Ourate
IN Charge. by MRS: Olphauf; soc. Psnsaniss, by
bGLd L' ton; zoe; New aelps to Holy Lent, By
y ss1tS SS,f Lewis g. Duluth By Juis'
S0LOMONS Il CHAPMAN'S,
Agents for Lawrence's " p ure Linen" Papers,
mari-tr Gil Penn. ave-. bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
THE BOSTON MARKET sOALE.-SeIf preser
J walton being the first law Of nature, and being
placed In position to know the many com ANTS of
buyers against the Spring BslsI &C now In use in
our markets, and by dealers in produce generally,
1 respectfully invite the attention Of both dealers
bition at place, 62e street and TO all Glasses Of
persons having anything TO buy sell, that needs
weighing, invite them to call and By prdctt
hdIfen the GREAT Loss SUSTAINED by using many of
the Common Cheap Scales now In use By many OF
our dealers o2e street northwest.
Agent for Howes U. 5. standard Scales.
SCALES REPAIRED. It's
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hO.402 7TH STREET NV.
Gent Calf Boots, 81 50 TO Sl0.
Gentis Caters. 81 Is 10 SIS.
EEckss IN O. Kid Gsiters.
School aud " orkiDg Shoes, 81.
Ladies Lasting CATERS, s q to IS.
Ladies Button Boots, u 50 10 90.
Nery hne French Kid BnttOb, "a 80.
FRENCH I'D BR,kZE SLIPPhRS, $3.50
LsCiss' Fl ppeTs, . cts 20 $3.50.
randall, Button al q Tie Slippers.
Cklldrsns shoes, % cts to IS. marl-6t
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Also, Miles Alarm Cash Dra,rer,
Coffee and Drdy Mills, etter Presses, &c.
fRISCiFAL SCALE wAREHoUSRs:
FAIRBANKS co ,3II Broadway, "
fAIkbaNks CO., I65 Baltimore ST., Baltimore,
rIIRRANKs co, - Camp st New Orleans
EAlkBAf BIS co 2lS N ain Il :. Buffai,, n Y
EAlkB ms 90, 1873 Broadw Az Alb any, N
gAlhbsNkS 60. 81. Pau g st. Montreal
fAtkBAshs& CO, 81 King William ST., London,
FAIRBaNKs, BROWN q Co., Milk st Boston.
FAIRBANks AWNING. Masonic Hall. Philadel
FAIRBANKS, MORSE CO., Ill Lake st., Chi
FAIRBANKS, MORSE 4 CO., $50 walnu. st.,
Ctncippsti. q.
Cleveland, o.
FAIRBANKS, MORSE CO., IS Wood St, Pitts
rAIRBSSKs MORSE CO.. 9Th and M ain SITS
Louisville.
TAIBBsNKs CO., sOi and sea wsstdD gton ave f,
FAIRBANKS HUTCHINSON, San Fran.iscc,
Cal.
AGENT IN WAsHIyGIoN-
msrl 2awlm JOHNA BAKER
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LOST AND FOUND.

OsT-On Monday morning, The 2sth instant, on
~ 1lth street northwest, q small Russia Leather
PGCk EFT BOOK Itcontsins pass into the Post
Office bui'diDg for February, with the owners
name. and some nonev. The finder will obligs the
ov ner BY leaving the book at 1922 Vermont ave
pur northwest. in Room - Post on &c building
third floor, and can retain TIE money. feb2J
L 6Sr-Un Eric ay afternoon, the 18th Instant, be-
II tween the circle and the bridge, on PennsFiva-
nia avenue, or on Bridge High streets, OVAL
GLASS LOOK EFT containing q picture aud hair of
adeceastd child. liberal reward i'll be given the
hnder by leaving the same at No. 164 High street
GeoI getown, ID. q. CHARLES Z. MIX. fe23.3tr
II OSr-On sunday morning, either at the Ebbitt
IL or the Russian Baths Il St, red POCKET
BUOk. There were cards in il With my name The
der will confer favor by drop ping II in the post
Office, to "Lock Boz CO.
feb2l R.W BOWMAN.
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N. IN ORDER TO GIVE M nX- 80
lv elusive attentton 70
|" CUSTOM WORK,
~ en- closing out my entire stock Of
GENTS BOOTS AND SHOES
AT COST.
Best French Calf, double-0 oled Hand-sewed Gal.
TIERS, made By Hannah Rsddish, Of New York,
at % 30; regular retail price %.
wares hsst Cable Screw SHOES ct ol.Jo: regular
retail price o..
JA0- N. vkBMILYA
6L0 0fR STRICT,
jans1-tr OpDosits PaAsnt O@oe.
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BOARDING.
ROOMS, WITH BOARD, AT GERMAN
H Boarding House, s11 street northwest, ad-
Lining Post and Patent Offices Rooms well furn-
lsbed. feb29 ST.
HOLLY TREE LUNCH AND DINING ROOMS
H VIII be removed fro LIE Droit Building, II
street, to 9Th street, adjoining st. Cloud OteI
Superior accommodation will there be offered TO
Ladies and Gentlemen at reasonable rates f-l3 St.
I ODGlNG ROOMS SO OENIS PKR NIGHT,
IL or from 8 2 to IS per week. Board or Meals at
reasonable rates, at No. ass Pennsylvania ave
nue. febl0- In
NILLIkEN's HOTEL, Come lofA and So,
tSl nOrthuest, WGshingt0n, ID. C., one square from
Avenue, y, 9th and l. th street cars.
Transient Board a. per day.
TRAEK MILLIKEE, Proprietor.
no oar. dscl1-tT
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PERSONAL.

SPlRITUALISM. Go consult LADY FLOR
~ kNCE, the wonderful Seer snd Clairy oy ant,
the seventh daughter Of the seventh dsughte
She can be consulted 1t No. sac Pennsylv ave.
rue, between Sd and ~ etre. to. q short time only
Gives sivice on all business matters Tells VI
and stolen property Tells OF lovers, and The name
letters answered promptly by enclosing 81 and
STAN ?. Hours from 3 10. 70 10 D. m. fet7-lm~
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u II II II II Il Il Il Il Il Id
REDUCTIOFy
M a r x II D D Q w N
OVERCOATS.
wORsTED COATS AND YES II.

WORsTED COATS AND YES rs.
Goats and v, SITS sold at 925....Seiling now at SIS
Goats and Vests sold at 8 ~ Selling at s 10
Goats and Vests sold at e1s..-..Seliing &C IL
BUSINESS SUITS.
Business SUITE sold at S2O.-...seIlins now ct olA
Business Suits sold at S.. Selling at IL
Business suits sold at S13.-..selling now at & 10
Business Suits sold at diminishing now ct 0s
YOUTHS SUITS.
Youths Suits sold at s2O......s Selling now at els
Youths Suits sold at l5.-... selling now at IL
fouths Suits sold at 2.......S Selling now 1t %
BOYS AND CHILDREN's SUITS, OVlR.
COATS AND ULsrkRS ct . great reduction
Of former prices.
BEING DETERMINED To REDUCE
STOCK, TO MAKE ROOM FOR SPkING
GOODS, PURCHASERS WILL FIND 1T TO
THEIR ADVANTAGE 70 CALL.
a. eTRAUs,
loll PIHNsYLvAHIA AvlNUl,
febll.tr Bakvoen mn Ana ,1th .<->.>.
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y EAL ESTATE BULLETIN

TH0S Il. wAGGANAN sIs Tth 81
| iCAdHgss p7ads sUery Wednesday aad Saturday 1
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z a 7 r B A N x -
SCI ES.
THE ST A Nd A RID.

Also. Miles Alarm Cash Dra,rer,
Coffee and DRAG Mills, Letter Presses, Sc
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HELMBOLDrs BUOHU, % cents; Pierces Col
i den Discovery, 30 cents; D. II. II. Linimsut, IS
cents and IS cents. Green August Flower, for Dys
pepsia, 10 Cents and 20 cents; Benson's Cham. and
Celery Pills. for Neuralgia, and ell goods At lowest
rates, and warranted fresh and pure, at W. A.
GBAYB DRUG sTORE. 3iT Mass avenue, cor.
4th street. rYPersonal attention given pre-
scriptions. feb2s3 ST.
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tnr CITY very chesp feb23 Of
E0R RENT-uELLAR and KITCHEN in COM
L pete croer to q Caterer who desires to serve
mtais cut. l1O5 y street northwest feb2S St.
ECR hENT-rhree FLOORS, Containing the
l. best located 1fice room In the city
STEVENS a ROBERTS,
Iee8 81 63l street north <sst.
LOB SsIE-A Bargain-A Lon, fron.ine ~ feet
4 ymches, by l.0 feet deep, on which there IL Q
Tile perfect; situated on street, No. I722; prize
street. febaS as
ENoR RENr-In Philadel CHA. for . term of SIX
u or seven months, almost twelve-roon
HOUSE, vel arranged and very handsomely fur
and al agIurf. nsnces OF rst class dseIiiag viii
De iLelndtd ~ the rental The location Is central
ara CONVENIENT to the International Bx position.
Ws.b ston epplx at sls East Capitol :t.ss,
LOB RENT-FgkNIsHE HOUsF.-A hand
I zone hssidsnce containing y rooms, With al
PERFECTLY new furniture; carriage house and stable
Attached Apply 70 ., JONES, III 7th ss. ms st
LOB RENT-BRICK HOUSE, 1923 Peoae1I.
door II Jso HIsxHSDsE, agent 'na fs6s. P Ps
LOB RHnT-The handsome ROOFS aooVe fbe
Il strre OF n. william. IxcelIenf location Tor
dressmakers, dentists, 10. feb3I 10
LOB BnAT-Hurnished HOUSE. eleven rooms
u modern co1veniences, Grant Place, win s.
rented low 70 rssponsiole party.
feb24 st els ssIess SofSSI.,s.
FoR REEI.noUsEs No. l4ss, I4ss, 1l1e
each; gas, water bath, Latrobes; rent olJ per
month, or will sell upon easy terms. jon NV p
MYERS, Aseot, 519 ISth IsSsss. teb1siW
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A DAM WASHED OUT.
TIL. Humboldt link Overlooking.

The Humboldt link Overlooking.
note from Walter Schmidt, Super
intendeut of the Oneida mil, at the
Sink Of the Humboldt. Informs US that
the dam Mt the mill has been swept
away, and that the Volume OF water
rushing by the mill is at least twice as
large as the Truckee. The break oc-
curred abont II o'clock Sunday night,
through solid undisturbpd GROUND.
The dam was built so as to withstand
any pressure Of water, aud did not
leak drop; but by the giving away of
the ground on the side il was washed
out by the tremendous food which
rushed through the opening. The
water.wheel of the mill Was swept
away; bat. ms far AS known, 40 stock
were drowned or other damage to prop
erty inenrred. The dam will be re-
bniit as spon as the lake lowers.
The Hamb ,iit river has been unusual
ly high this season, aud, ia coust quence
OF the buckwarintss of the seilsou, the
evaporation much less than common,
causing the lake to raise away above
lis ordinary level.
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COMING. Back --Engine l49, which
accomplished the wonderful feat Of
pulling jarrett a. Palmer's fast train
through from Ogden to san Francisco,
Is coming ok to take its old place.
between here aud Wadsworth. Yes
tsfday 1t arrived at Truckee with "a
freight train, aud it is expected here in
few days. j. Wright. who runs the
l49, accom- panied the machine duriug
the trip, aud took turns with Hank
Small IN raauiug it.
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DISTRICT COURT.

W. 5. poNSgriNLD, JUDaE.

The following business was trans
acted in the District Conrt yesterday:
L. l. Rlckard vs.. Conins a. Adler
BY consent of counsel, demurrer TO
complaint ov-rruled, and defendants
allowed ten DAYS 10 tila answer
Estate Of O NJ. Evans, deceased -
Application 10 sell real estate heard,
and NJ ). Bonnltield appointed nttor-
my aud guardian for the minor heirs.
After inil hearing tho application
was granted.
Estate of John Bosco. deceased -
rlication tor app oval of sale of persol :
al property heard. aud continued.
Court adjourned until Thursday
June 22d, at 10 A. NJ.
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More Money Required.
T O r L l G N
Remains OF Louis PHILIPPE.
and small

PARIS, June z, 1876.
Count de Paris will shortly visit
England to superlntend the removal OF
the remains of Louis PHILIPPE aud
Qaeeu Marie 10 France. The funeral
will b. private, without demonstration.
Russians on Turkish Frontier.
PRAGUE, june Z, 1876.
The newspapers State that strong
Russian force Is concentrating at
BeAgar aud Loldon, on the Turkish
frontier.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CELEE61SA 'EEON
....oF THE.
CENTENNIAL
A "E"IoAN INDEPENDENCE
e
ls
;;s,'lI,J jl
"iH1nenuCCR,
-oN-
Tuesday,
Fourth Of July,
1876.
TEyFE PEOPLE OF WHY EMUcCA A d
vicinity will cE afia a, IN an an appro-
usr.. nav
OF THE
American Republic
With tho + IL wing
pDOcD.MNE
A'oo AsA
At II O'Clock A. the PROCESSION will
form at Centennial Hall in the
follow NJ ofder:
END "
CAR OF STATE with Goddess of Liberty
unisn,
Banner Bearer, on horseback, John Jur5ens,
President OF the Day G. Berry.
Read DR.. f. HutcLins,
Orator. W. johnson.
Chaplain. hey B. hinkle.
HUMbULDT PIONEERS,
CIVIC so I.Tlhz.
,r.rc,;no dow T.. L Az. 20 - Firs+ DOWN
fIrst TO Aain ,treset. nm kin street to
Bridge, thence o Cen,
tenhlal hall
S1sCGis or EAEnoioLo'
Prayer b. the Oh plain,
MUSIC Dy the bahu.
1'eaolhs o. the Dec .aE'-tioh oi independence Dy
atns,r
Poem, America ~, Ms JrsiaEntchi,s
AIusic.
Grafton, by 2 W. johnson,
B~ne die ,ion.
AT . O'Clock p N, Grand Parade by the
Ancient and Honorable Order of
Pn1icons
AZ CTR s\N1O lR3AA1Glh
Will re given IN the exeain., at Centennial
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A BILL has been introduced into the
Taxas Legislature declaring drunken
ness to be misconduct, aud making
it punishable by fne of 800.
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By n previous arrangement, all the
ministers at Nelson. Ky, offered
PRAYER for rain the other Sunday, and
before morning the citizens thought the
deluge would never subside.
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This Mornings Board.

s. Opbir 81, 5574
$50 M-xcae 3t94 3!4blo
100 Goo.d K Curry IL l5I
30 Bees, q lie.euer 5Jst
ls5 California 80
: li5 Savage M ~
$40 Goa Vr-tal, Il 1873
70 CnrIatr Si1g s.
10 Hole 4 No.rro,s SIX,
17o Gro pant Is
Sl5 Yv.law Ieset ,}3T 33%b5
$3.50 lnlperiii 65}S 65aaso5
295 Alta 81 5J4
l75 Belen,r lb13. 1917
80 Confidence -
100 ~,etra n .s,,a 1879, 1871
80 Ur'h 2tta II
3J3 Excaeqn 4 1879 lSIt
50 Os~riuto Ga
270 Justice y 22s4
275 Union ll% llX
26O Lady l>iNan Juv G0c
$50 J,ai 81
100 Catdpp So
100 knieSelbncser 40c
10 SILVER iiiil y
$50 DAYTON 5
10 Wnrd Ia
100 Cosm"polltan 25c
500 L-vilIhsn 25c
200 Prospect 6
90 Roes Island tx
100 Mint I0c
SO Lriy Washington 2'I 2T
500 Wells kareu 80
$50 Anie. 81, 3bi0
30 New YORK SiH
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APPLICATION FOR LETTERS OF AD-
MINrsTRATIoN. Mrs. Addie L. Snapp
has filed a petition in the District
Court for letters of administration on
the estate Of Joseph Snapp. deceased.
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PERSONAL N. Levy arrived to-day
from San Francisco. . Charles Twiss,
of Sierra District, whero he is engag, d
in mining. is in tovu to day. Mr..
Wilkinson, former Of Winnemnrca,
arrived to-day from Truckee.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-08

WooL An eight mule team, heavily
loaded with wool, arrived in town to-
day from Eden Valley.
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4 TOT CHING APPEAL.

The Ladies Call for a Meeting.
The following has been sent us for
publication:
All ladies' of Winnemucca, who re-
gard the increase of int-mperance in
our town as an evil which will ut last
ruin orr husoands, sons and brothers.
and bring disgrace on our daughters
if not checked. are invited to meet Mt
the school-honse on Friday evening.
at z 80 O'Clock. TO consider how the
surgiDg bi'lows of this ssa of destrue-
tion may be driven back. aud our loved
ones saved.
SEVERAL LADIES.
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SEVERAL LADIES.

A WASH OUr.-Cal. Mathews, Wells,
Fargo 4 Co. : messenger between here
aud Ogden. informs us that about half
mile of track has been washed out
on the railroad east of Coridne, by the
waves from Sal; Lake. Where the
wash ont occurred the track is laid
along the laEo shore, aud during gale
which swept the lake last Tuesday,
the waves were dashed SO high on the
shore that they washed away the track.
luis Is said to be- the first time since
the road was built. that the track was
damaged by waves from Salt Lake,
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EMIGRANTs. One hundred and sew
enty live emigrants last night.
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TEL &c r. AZ FasC
BY Atlantic and Pacific Line.
ESPECIAL TO .c.lE SILVER STATE.I
WESTERN DISPATCHES
SAN FRANCIsco. June 8, 1876.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 3, 1876.
Plain Talk Of the Anti-t olies,
AT a meeting of Potrero anti Cooie
Club last hight, the customary iucen-
diary barapgues were iudu ged in A
man Daaed Mitchell said tue remedy
for Cbinese immigration WAS not to
abnse hinamen, but attack the cause
of their presence. The way to attack
the cause, was 10 s,,isg mp few
officers of the Central Pacific, aud Pa
cltic Mail companies. He aceused rail-
road people Of framing IA message to
President Grant; pitched into Chinese
commissioners and opgress. character
izing them as crowd Of 40 natlings and
khow-nothings. With fifty men at his
back he was willing to undertake the
job of forming u yigii NEE committee,
and cieauing ont tie corporations al
lnisd to. These sentiments were re.
ceived with applause.
Chinese Wanted.
The brig W. H. Besss has not sailed
for Honolulu yet. it being impossible
to get Cbinamen enough to complete
her cargo
More Money Required.
John II. Wise, Chairman of the.
Finance Committee on the Fourth OF
July Celebration. has issued an appeal
! to the citiZenS to coutrbute more freely.
the subscriptions SO far being very few
and small.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-08
SAN FRANCISCO srocK REPORT.
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100 Meadow Valley ~
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200 Eur-k. IL III
30 JACKSON 4,
250 Alps rs 2
100 Belmont 2
300 PrussIan "a,
l50 Leopard %, 6
Co Jefferson ia
40 CHA - 81 ~
800 Panther Ia IA
55 Northern Is lie III 40
$50 Hn,ses 81 81
$50 Tybo liz IL.
400 Gen. inon q, ia
100 Fourth If 4ait Z
BOO Mansi III l211c.
I'D Advahc.. IL
300 NV CosD 30 500
5lO Golden halio, "a 2I1
5uO Sonfh ChqrioI 3Jc
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500 GLOBE - zgc
lao Baltimore 2 81
30 Silver til! 81
100 Dat ton 5
300 II ,cx l,laul Ia
$50 New York 7Jc
luO Oceid-lftal *
loo Alta q
200 Wo7dviIle = Ia
70 Lady Washington ga
80 Ori.,lnaI Goli Hill Toe
700 ADDE'S "a, q.
$50 Kos>nih $40
110 Mint 4sc. 40c
100 Prosp. CT D
100 Levlaib2r 25c
l0o Co~mupDiitan zoe
10 Ward ~ IL
10 Tr"j,n 3je.
~ MotDIns star 4
800 Viretri. ClW "a
$50 Cnliioran S2H o2A
6l0 Yellow Jtc.,e, 50, 32t.
150 Mexican Jls,
265 ImperIat ga Ga
loD Alpha 5i3
50 Justice Iss.
40 Opbnr % j5]%
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-08

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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-11-28

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