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FOREIGN COMMERCE FOR THE PAST MONTH.
The following is b statement OF the total
foreign exports from the port OF Richmond
during the month Of June:
.G6n,3Sd C1
n aIid;tion to the above. 400 BAGS ouerc

In addition to the above, 900 bags querci-
tron bark and 4, 440 slaves, valued at. 81, 900.
were shipped to Liverpool. The cargo, OF
coal was shipped to st. Johns, n. b. the
oil was shipped in three barks, one brig,
and one schooner, to Elsinore, Denmark !;
Cork, Ireland; Riga, Russia; and Konllss-
burg, Germany. The flour was shipped IN
six brigs and three schooners to Rio de Ja-
neiro, Rio Grande do Sui. Bahia, and santos,
Brazil; tobacco in TWO barks to Bremen,
Germany, and Liverpool, England.
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S Rernoual of County ourt.--The next
term OF the County Court will be held at
the old courthouse.
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SPECIAL ARR AEGEHENTS will be made to parte:
getting large quantities Of IcE-CREAM ut Z. ZiH'
NER'S, 1856 Main street.
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EXCURSION AND PICNIC PARTIES will do we'll
to see c. INNER before purchasing their CREAM
and CoHFECTIOSERIES.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK RICHMOND. Va.
RICHMOND. .IIlur IS. lS1G.

FIRST NATIONAL BANK RICHMOND. NA.l
RICHMOND, June 2S, 1876. :
TNE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
hAy-thi> day declared the usual sem-annua diyi
t,ud "i FIVE PER CENT. free OF all taxes. pay
a! t. ;c Stockholders and after the lSt of July,
l>7". j. 29-GtJ S.A. GLOVER, Cashier.
l,INTI-S &c COND nINIDEND.-Th
y directors "f the VIRGINIA FIRE AND MA
ElNE INSURANCE COMPANY nave declared =
!i'iieui ui EIGHT PER CENT. out of the profits
al thr past six months. payable 10 the stockholders
"n and after l>l July lr1l
C29-lW william WILLIS, JR.. secretary.
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JUNE 80, 1878.

The business as heretofore conducted BY j. Wright
a 12 VII IL continued under same name by JOHN
WRIGHT. - "oA>'
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THERE will be great rush on c. ZINMER for his
delicious ICE-CREAA for the 4th Of July. Send III
ysur orders carly.
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THOMAS BALAER will conduc, the business a,
heretofore conducted by }. Wright L Co. ut I'LL
arH hIrccl. jy linn
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CO On, altsalss of Real Estate made between
the lst of January and last Of Jaae the ta1es for
the present year hare to be paid by the Surchaser
On all sates made be,pee the Lat OF july and tdst
sf the year the tares have to be paid w the seller
This custom was adopted shout ffteen years ago
by all the real estate agents IN Richmond, ana ap
plies to Richmond and yicin1ty.J
COOK 4 LAUGHTON. 10 A. A., liking Lear
colt and family horse
AUGUSTINE RoYALL, 10 NJ, coal land, &C., near
Coalfcld station.
NJ n. LEE. 6 2. sL, building lot on Church street,
and two lots on the corner of Rose and Howard
streets.
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EoROLoGICAL.-The following is
statement OF the thermometer taken at sum
rise every day during june from an elevated
point in the city:
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COAL SHIPMENTs.-Seyen thousand, four
hundred and thirty-four tons OF coal were
shipped from Richmond during June.
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( Report of CHIEF of Police for the Past
7spo YearS.-The following Is the report OF
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THE OLD DOMINION CLUB held meeting
last night, but adjourned without transact
ing any business. ~
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SLIPPERS, TIES, AND BUsKINs in great varies!
1t BosCuEN's, 500 and 511 Broad street.
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POLICE COURT; YEsTERDAY.-There was
naught but trifing business before the 70
lice Court yesterday. Et# '
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the Chief Of Police for the two years ending
1st July, 1876, which will be submitted to
the City Council to-day Felony cases, 56;
G30; amount Of fines imposed by the Mayor
and collected, S543; amount paid by huck-
sters from 1st August, 1874, s59.10.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

TRUNKS, VALIsEs, AND SATCHELs reduced Il
very low prices at BoscHEN's, Broad street
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c. ZI4MER, 1886 Main street, has the best ICE
CREAM TO be found in the city.
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UNITED STATES REVENUE COLLECTIONS
The revenue collections for June were S294,-
1882.
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FIRE ALARIs.-During the past month
there were five alarms OF fire.
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CoLUNBUs'S NO. PURE CREAM, made OF cream
ekimned from rich milk. reduction of 75c. per
gallon OH all orders sent In by 8 O'Clock TO-DAY.
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ICE-CREAH FOR SUTDAY.-PIZZINI will send
you of his pure ice-cream for to-morrow's din
ncr If you leave your orders early to-day.
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no YorIR oWN \, !, -P,,.AINTING.

HOUSEHOLD MIXED PANTS, ready Tor use;
prenareti by stnter lo chemicals or water used,}
OF every hue and shade put mp IN 70 nYe-
gallon cans. Send Tor sample card OF tnts.
ie II 10 sate w 8. Z. DOVE.
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Deeds and Marriage Lcenses.-The clerk
of the County Court has recorded thirty
issued seven marriage licenses-four whites
and three colored-for the same period.
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1HEAPEsT AND BEST.

BUTTERICK'S PAPER PATTERNS.
No isft ever occurs and they always look stylish.
Office Ninth and Franklin streets.
NEEDLES for ali kinds OF sewing-maen.nness: ~
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June 27. 1876.
'ElIE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THIS
L KtNh have this day declared dividend OF
t'l FER tENT. payable on and after the I'd
1AH Of July. 1876. anI ~ the time added two
i-'E cent. l" The surplus fund making the surplus
S!2uDp. f. b. SSEAU
!c.--Sl Cashier.
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HhIALL MILLS,
RICIMnNn w lnlN 1874

RICHMOND. VA, July :, 1876.
II" "HANAlL-CRENSHAW COMPANY joint
s"EG association, chartered under the laws OF Elr-
nHa have the pleasure 10 inform their friends and
!ne c"iTelnicnts Of the late firm OF Haxall, Cren
haAall and Columbia Mills property, In this city,
ana maj under the management Of the undersigned
ey VII continue the manufacture Of all brands OF
l aLul u. 9i tle same superior quality heretofore
iAld" i. this establishment
,. Ne nest quality of CORN MEAL and MILL
fEhb Viii be kept constantly for sale, aud orders
m T !9e articles as we'll rs for the several grades or
flour, VIII 't illed the most reasonable terms.
RICHARD BARTON HAXALL,
President;
PHILIP iiAXALL.
Vice-Prcsident;
. LEWIS ID. CRENSHAW. JR.,
y I-' Secretary and Treasurer.
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PEACH IcE-CHEAN ut P1zzINI's to-day.

WHITE LACE MusLIEs at 1910. worth 25c. a
JULIUS MEYERS.
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M The Eastern Question.
IIRA AID .EEEENDI CONTEMPLATE ABDICI

hURADi EFFESDI CONCENTRATES, ,ABDICA-
*. TION.
LONDON, June 30.-The Para correspond
ent OF the Times, in q letter dated June 23d,
says the new Sultan OF Turkey, Murad Ef-
fendi, is overwhelmed with the difficulties
of his position, and it Is reported he con-
templates abdicating in favor Of his younger
brother.
THE TURKS BECOMING DESPERATE.
The Turks are preparing to meet Ser
Wan attack. 1t is reported that the Govern
ment has formed the desperate resolve Of
enlisting 5000 Baii BaZonks throughout
the Empire, who, il they can't do much as
soldiers, may prevent the spread Of insrr-
rection by constant menace Of general mas
sacre Of Christians.
ASPECT OF AFFAIRS MORE SERIOUS.
Jealous Musselmen regard the Govern
ment's resolution to quasli the sentences OF
the Salonica authorities as on evidence Of
subservienty to the European Powers, from
which an aggravation Of their hostile feel
ing towards the Christians may lie justly
apprehended.
The aspect OF things here grows more Sc
rious every day.
Prince Milan, in answer to efforts Of the
Russian representatives to persuade him
from invading Turkish territory, declares
that, being urged by the people, he could
not remain passive spectator after the acts
committed by the Turks in Bosnia and their
violation of Servian territory.
AN ULTISfATUM.
BELGRADE, June 30.-It is stated on reli-
able authority that an ultimatum was semitic
Constantinople on Wednesday, and will pro-
badly be handed in tomorrow or Sunday.
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FIFTEEN HUNDRED YARDS GRENADINES, re-
duccd to and 10c., at JULIUS MEYERS, Cos
Broad street.
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tHE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETO
r foRE existing between c. A. DELANEY. and
vn2;,yh "a; yh.LsT, Under the name Of the RICHMOND
y' ;n., LILY COMPANY, Is hereby dissolved by mu-
ns aai consent. Mr. &. A. DELANEY will continue
@ pnaihess ~ 1l4 south First street. to whom all
i shoaid De addressed. &. A. DELANEY,
- A-4ts C,M. Rust
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TO THE PUBLIC.

lN,thig rented Of Messrs. Satller L Wright tthe
PPIICTSefa PPIiC1sefa OF our gallery, will continue the
- niitVI,odRAPH ~, BUSINESS vt the same stand, iu
n a. M is branches With renewed yigor In future, as
~ sue pas VIII continue to do my best to please
nrt!ooay. thankful for the liberal patronage i
L. received during the last uincteen years, hope
"inerlt = continuance of the same
Vl-lts Very respectfully C.R REEa
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The co-partnership Of {. X. REES & Co. photo
S,Sed. n p REEC "' oi'
''HEZ 1876. DANIEL STEPHENS.
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n Is. HILL AND r. S. ANDERSON
~ have this day formed co-partnership under
We M urn nalne OF HILL & ANDERSON for the pur-
r's OF conducting GENERAL AUCTION AND
.2AM!sslOE BUSINESS ut 524 Main street. BY
.ct attention to business, quick safes, and nrom nj
nt,rns, they hope merit LIBERAL patronage from
JCLf /. 1876. ~ I-S6M,m
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FRESH PEACHES at PIzz1NI's.

BARGAINS IN BLEACuED CoTToNs. from aut
ton, at JULIUS MEYERS.
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r I~T OF ADVERTISED LETTERS Rh-
| NAMING IN THE MANCHESTER POST
pfFigE JULY /. 1876.
LADIES LIST.
r,-,... Ili,aD. Na>kins, Nancy Oliver. l..
Booker. Mary Marlin. Lena Mllkinsot' h"n
! wards. MARY NiiirS. LucluGl Nr!shl' ''S
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OTTAWA BEER cools the blood. Try it ut
ScII(YN'S
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list OF LETTERS.

, 1T OF LETTERS REMAiHtSIn REh;l,,yHxS' nES. +
|. El1t; " Va. July !. 1876.
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vEeErIsE Is SOLD BY AL DRUGGISTS.
~ l-SSW2t 4.
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VESSELS.

l,rts George 5. Berry az. Schooner S. W. Bunncl
...,,.r ri,iip f. l.. EANLEW Postmaster.
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CoLUMBUs's STEAM IcE-CREAH FACTORY.
Large variety Of Ice-Cream to-day:
Lemon, Strawberry, Vanilla,
Peach,
Pineapple, Chocolate,
Orange and Lemon-Ices,
Ga No. Pure Cream flor invalids).
Insure your order by sending it early
.5 = nj 321 Broad z1s-
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KEEP COOL, KEEP CooL.-The way to do 1t is to
get some of PIZZINI's delicious ice1cream.
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NEW STYLES LAWNS In lilacs, blues. and browns
at JULIUS MEYERS.
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pIVIDEND-ULDD DOMINION STEAM
Il SHIP COMPANY.-FINE PER CENT. DlFl-
DEND will be paid - the stockholders OF the said
roi.ranv 1T the First National Dsul on and after
lpt nl july. ~ LOT
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rTHE DIRECTORS OF THE UNION
1 BANK OF RICHMOND have declared = semi
annual dividend of FOUR PER CENT. Tor two dol
lars lr share, free Of all taxes payable to The stock
holder. un aud after the lst Of July, 1876.
JAMES MILLER. Cashier.
RICuHoTD. June go. 1875. Jc 30-lw
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NATIONAL BANK OF EIRGISlA,l
RICHMOND, Va. June 90, 1876.
IINIIS BANK HAS DECLARED 4 D1NI-
i uEND OF FOUR PER CENT, free from all
,.1~>. PAYABLE on and after the 9Th ia! of July.
,v3O-tJy5 j. W. LOCKWOOD. Cashier.
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TIE DIRECTORS OF THIS COMPANY
l haze declared II SEMi-ANSUAL DlFIDESD
"i FIVE PER CENT. free Of AL taxes, payable on
AMI after July lst next. j. B. MOORE,
ir Sl-St Secretary.
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DOOK AND JOB WORK! K!NEATLYtEX5
DECUTED AT THE DISPATCH PRINTING!
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etTRAYED FROM TURNER &F1z
5Sca.,S STABLES, d DEE % GOV 80
with white bag, and right hin lover lnsn si
:stables. ne So-ctl =. 2. ssss - M
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.ENTLESfEE'S LIST.

.,ar.., a.. As Hawkins. Vim. Ragen. :.
H. N.rriI Hall, Cornelius Rives, Jessie
p.,,,rl,i H. Harrison. y. swan. G. W.
~, lin " lIarkinS, A. smith, John III.
Brown. Robert johnson: " III. turner, oonh A.
i;,i,l,r i'll /. Killey, W. G. Williams. s.
tunniugham,W. Mayo, EDWARD WYATT, M "A.
,,ar,;,,u lnnu Moore. james B. Wood, K. &.
yrLN rC. l'rrkinaon. j. ). WhitlOck, Il. NJ.
tr Waller Russell. j. i2l
'' ROBERT BEATTlE, z. II.
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suANDRILLs, % 10 ss3 pey hundred, ~
III lAe PRINTING
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LOST. STRAYRD. AND FOUND,
FOUND, A GOLD BRACELET, WHICH
the owner can recover by proving pfoi*-ss t a'sa
pasinS iof tn's .A' : JOHN D. cAIsY
otfice Life Association OF Aa,rrtes.
,..oot Fl so1-.Ns - - - lOIs Main street.
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n 5 ) 0 L l. TION.
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4ittln,olll 1ispattlt.

RS-TIIE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCC-.
LATIoN OF ALL TIE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PArERs OF THE CITY
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ANorHEE FIGHT WITH INDIANS.

OMAHA, NEB., June 30.-A dispatch re-
ceived at the Department headquarters to-
day from Fort Laramie says it is reported
from the Red Cloud agency that Indians
coming in bring news Of another fight with
the northern Indians; the troops engaged
not being General Crooks. A village was
entirely consumed.
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OFFICE MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS |
INSURANCE COMPANY or VIRGINIA.,
l2l4 Main street,
.lH
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.'IuLlP UANAIL
DI>SOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

Nice-President;
LEWIS d. CRENSHAW, JR.,
Secretary and Treasurer.
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Especial telegram to the Dlspatchl
WARN SPRINGS, VA, June 30.-The
daughter OF Senator John w. Johnston, Of
Virginia, who arrived here i'll about two
weeks ago, died this morning. Her remains
will be taken to Abingdon, Va, for inter-
ment.
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A CA ID

SWEET BREAD ELLIOTT! Such has
been the appslation given to me be-
cause | have given aid to prove that
the assertions of The Humboldt Reg
lister relative to Mr.. Kelley having
sent message over our wires regard.
ing the bad condition Of the Cornuco-
pia road were decidedly incorrect and
totally void of all mblance of truth.
| would as soon be termed sweetbread
as to be the sour dough composing the
Register man. do not place my nGme
III the papers for the purpose of ex-
citing controversy, which neither vet
do decline. That Mr.. Kelley did not
send any such message over the wires
OF either company from this point
is undeniably tr1e. and that he had
right to ask of the managers of such
companies proof to that effect v i'll be
accorded by ALL That one of these
managers is incompetent and the
other nothing to do :" is rather
farcical. Mr., Donehn has served the
A. & Z. for several years. diligently
and competently. SO much 80 as to have
gained the position which he now fills
most satisfactory to his superior off
Gers and the public at large. That !,
yonr humble servant, am pining for
lack OF work, be it so, it is agreeable to
NE, IN as much as my employers, the
W. U. Telegraph Company, pay me
what is due Inc and have no fault to
find, therefore,a as am not beholding to
the Register man, my lack of some.
thing to do will not effect me materially
as far as he is concerned. His warning.
SO fatherly administered, to the two
young mon is daily appreciated. We
have been well posted regarding the
rules or our companies, aud | am con-
hdent they will be complied with.
ARTHUR Fl. ELLIOTT
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HONE AGAIN. - L. L. Richard, who
has been weather-bound in the Coast
Range of California for ssveal weeks,
arrived at home this morning, and was
much more warmly received than Sen
ator Sharon. He says Jim Smith, who
stole Herman Polsen's mule team on
tho Cornuoopia road last fall il under
arrest in san Francisco. but Steve Vro-
man, who followed Smith aud arrested
him in salem, Oregon. has no
money to pay his way to E,ko county,
and although he has a rsqnisition from
the Governor. cannot bring the prisoner
to this State for trial.
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BLUE BIRDS. - Road Master Mills
brought down from the snow blockade
absnt dozen blue birds, which were
caught at Cedar Pass during he re-
cent severe storms at that place. They
were well provided for during their
captivity, aud when Set of liberty hear
his residence here. appeared for
while to be undecided whether to leave
aud forage for living or return to
their cage, but orally concludIs that
freedom was preferable. took their
fight toward the sage brush.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Fifty DOLLARS REWARD.

Strayed from Paradise Valley about
the 10th of September, 1875, two bay
horses, abont five years old, the prop
erty of II. Dalrymple, branded on tue
left thigh three bars lengthwise aud
vented in same manner on left Shout
der. Fifty dollars reward will be paid
on the delivery of the horses to n.
Levy & Co Winnemucca New.
Winnemucca, Feb. 1G, 1876. I'm
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SALLY VERB is the name Of Kansas girl
married the other day. Parse it along Post
The struggle Of the punsters over That will
be intense. Ne s.
Sally beng Verb it was perfectly natural to
conjagate her.--Globe.
That would depend upon the mood she was
il. Eureka Sentinel
friend at our elbow suggests she viii soon
be an d-verb.--Reno journal
what klnd of a conjunction would that
make Of her husband?-Nire mia Enterprise.
A copuiative one of course.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-16

PROSPECTING PARTIES. The reports
of rich mining discoveries in different
parts of the country has excited sew
sral of our townfolk, and about dozen
different parties talk of going into the
hills north and south, az soon as the
snow disappears from the foothills.
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SYMPTOMS OF AcrIvITY.--A lot of
fencing wire received by N. Levy &Co,
and farming implements by Reinhart
&Co. and Purdin IL Wood, denote that
Changers are beginning to exhibit
symptoms of activity and that the sea-
son of slsighing and dancing in tho
agricultural valleys is about over.
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THE SCHOOLGIRLS,

Where young ideas are Taught to
shoot" 1t is in Aourlshing condi-
ton, with an average of twenty-five
pupils. under the tutorship of Miss
Connors. Free and uusectarian schools
are the bulwark of American liberty,
and it speaks well for the intelligence
of the people that n schoolhouse is
among the first buildings in every
mining camp. even in the most remote
districts and out of-the-way places
But ! must not forget to mention the
handsome residence of Mr., Smith,
plastered ard hard finished. and the
finest house north of the railroad in
Elko county. Below it is an assay
Office. where you eau get anything
from granite bcwlder to a silver bar
assa,ed. Well. les travel" to
Johnny Van Wees saloon, good
location, and im5ibs. You like his
jokes, he is genial fellow. and used to
do the polite to the boys along the
railroad. AS We proceed we drop into
]. III. Forahen's, and take n Havana
on invigorating cordial, for cash. He
keeps the best. in proof of which ask
Ben Stoner. Across the street Eugene
Holman presides, and is favorite
with all the boys. Next We fnd Reeves
store, doing rushing business, as the
nephew understands his position. In
this locality you can get square meal
ut w. III. Pearee's restaurant, and at
the drug store of DR.. Wolfe all kinds of
medicines. On the opposite side of the
street are the stores of Smith Y Co.
and Rosenbaum Il Co., and jogging
along We get to Main street, where we
rest tor the present.
IN AURORA DIETRICT,
Located last fall near the Winnsmncca
road, south of the Owyhee. the mines
are looking splendidly. New develop
ments will be made in a day or two
that will surprise people. have as-
snrances Of being kept fully posted, and
will give particulars in due time.
The latest strike in the Leopard is
very rich. / saw piece of ore this
morning taken from the bottom of the
shaft that assayed over $4,000 to the
ton, and there is plenty Of it. Devel
opments in the Hussey and Panther
show that they ara away mp mines
no doubt Of it. talk with miners anu
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-16

FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD. IN. Levy
&Co. will pay $50 for the recovery of
span of horses. the property of Henry
Dalrymple, which strayed from Par
adise Valley last fall. See al. in an
other column.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-16

GOVERNMENT AMs.--Fiye of Uncle
Sans teams in charge of Sergeant
Marshall, arrived in town last evening
frcm Camp McDsrmit. They load to-
day with lumber and brick for that
Post.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-16

MINING MAcHINERY.-A car load of
heavy machinery for hosting works of
the Eureka Consolidated Mining Com
pany arrived here yesterday, and was
shipped east to its destination last
night.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-16

Agent for the celebrated SINGER SEWING
MACHINES, which will be sold on reasonable
terms. auto tt
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-16

SENATOR SHARON. Hon. William
Sharon. citizen of California, but
Senator from Nevada passed here to
day on his way to Washington. His
silence was eloquent and impressive.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-16

SHIPPING CATTLE. - James Richie
of Eden Valley is preparing to ship to
California this evening twelve car
loads of fat cattle.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-16
PURE milk
FOR SALE

AT THE wINNEMUCCA DAIRY.
"A orders left with the undersigned will re-
coive prompt attention. Milk delivered
daily. W. 4. TROUSDALE,
ja26-tf. Proprietor.