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National Republican., 1876-12-27
HOW Christmas was snent.

Christmas day was very generally and quietly
observed. All the churches which had specia
services were largely attended. At 4o'clock inl
the morning the bells on some Of the Catholic
churches began to ring for early Mass at o'clock
the Metropolitan chimes rang out and until noon
the air was fall Of bell-music. Before daylight
the streets were quite lively with persons in holi-
day attire who had crawled cut OF bed 10 attend
early services In the churches. In the afternoon
and at night the streets were almost deserted.
The city celebrated the day indoors. There was
less than the usual amount Of drunkenness. and
Christmas horns were not out 10 any force at all.
Some of the Sunday schools OF the city had inter-
estin9 exercises in the evening, notably Mount
Vernon NJ E Church South and Metropolitan N.
Z Church ManyOf the churches have selected
this evening for their Sunday scnooi entertalnt
maints, and there will be many little ones made
happy tonight,
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RrAny.hiAnr CtorH1ra.

Of superior nnish. Overcoets, Business Suits and
Dress Suits from the lowest price which good
work and material can be offered to the highest
in price. We study the interests of customers.
Best goods for the least money. Children's Ul-
sters, t6; Boys Suits, e5; Boys Oyercoats, $3;
best line Of Gentlemens Oyercoats from 80 to 90.
NOAH WALKER 8 90,
o25 Pennsylvania avenue, between Sixth and
Seventh streetg
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Relieved by Death.

Mace Tyler, the cOlored man who was found in
halEfrozen state on the Seventh-street road
Christmas night, and was taken to the Freed
mems hospital, after suffering terribly died
about noon yesterday.
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Missionary Meetings in Foundry and Wesley
Chapels.

The Missionary Society of the NJ. E. Church,
though largely in debt, is yet striving to main-
tain all OF its foreign missions. The times being
unfavorable to large individual contributions, It
is proposed, as far as possible, to reach all the
memberfand friends Of the church in the collec-
tions to be taken up in the various congregations
this year. To promote this design meetings are
TO be held for the dissemination of information
among the members and friends Of the churches
In Washington. Eminent speakers, lay and cleri-
cal, including General Clinton B. Fisk, Rev. Dr.
Fowler, editor of the New York Chrisffan Adpo-
cdts, and Kew. DR.. Robert L. Dashiell secretary
Of The Missionary Society, will address these
meetings. The meeting viii be held at Foundry
church, corner Of Fourteenth and g streets, We'd
nesday evening ct 7:30 o'clock, and at Wesley
chapel, corner Of F and Fifth streets northwest,
Thursday evening at 7:S0 No collections are to
be taken up at these meetings. 1t is to be hoped
that the citizens of Washington, of all denomfna-
tions, will feel an interest to hear the eloquent
gentlemen who are announced to speak. Similar
places.
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BETHEspA'KArM.

The marvel Of the age.n We have this day
shipped large invoice Of the celebrated Be-
thesda Water to CHARLES SToTT Co. and thew
will furnish it by the barrel, half barrel, deml
Jon, jug, &c. RICHARD DuNBAR,
Waukesha wis
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A few Instances Of charitable enterprise 90
CURED Christmas day, and the example might be
followed by others with great benefit to the poor
DR.. J. s. Jones. druggist, Second street and Penn
syIyania avenue east, and J. T. Earnshaw, shoe
dealer, Pennsylvania avenue between Second and
Third streets east, gave out large quantity oi
bread TO the poor on Christmas morning. A poT-
tion OF that donated by Mr.. Earnshaw was eis
tributed at the Eighth preeiact station.
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CRAvArs.AED CoLLARs Of every description, at
low prices. suitable for presents, at KArzEs-
sTKINis, 80 Seventh street.
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KID, CASTOR, Cloth and Buck Gloves, from SC
cents to $3.50, at KATzEEsTEINs, $40 Seventh
street.
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ALL OuR FINE OyERooArs

OvERCoATs SPECIALITY
at the Boys Clothing House Of b. Robinson q
Co., eoe Pennsylvania avenue, next to Williams
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THERE is no establishment in which person
can purchase more suitable holiday goods than
at the Boys Clothing House, and q selection can
RoBiSsoS & Co., 909 Pennsylvania avenue, next
to Williams, but it is hardly necessary TO give
the number, as everybody knows where IL is.
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In ORDER to keep our workmen constantly en-
ployed we shall, for the next ten days, make to
order the finest foreign Chinchillas, Bouvets and
Ratinas, full satin lined all other trimmings to
correspond at fffy dollars. This is 80 less than
our price was ten days ago for ready-made work,
and els less than our former custom price. The
especial attention Of gentlemen desiring elegant
fitting garments is asked 20 this inducement.
A. SGKs 8 Co.'s Tailoring Department, No. slo
Seventh street.
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ALL THE NOVELTIES IN SUITS

BOYS listers. The Little Cardinal, only Il
be had at A. SAKs Co.'s. s1s Seventh street
Price So
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the hair. This fine pomade merits special men
ten. Purely vegetable, its effect Is to soften
and refine coarse, dry hair, fmparting to Il gloss
hair, 1t cannot injure, but Is highly beneficial,
equally so to the rich, golden-hued tresses Of
youth, the darker shades of middle life or the
dlyer=streaked locks Of age. Twenty-Five and
ffty cents Per bottle. .......
PRACTICE EcoNeMY. Renovate your soiled
gloves thoroughly and quickly with Joven's In
odorous Kid Glove Cleaner. Twenty-Five cents
per bettle.
National Republican., 1876-12-27

ELEGANT Scotch Business Suits, fifteen dollars
A. SAKs Co.. 3lo Seventh street.
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A NICE ChInchilia Overcoat for mems we1r for
&C, equal TO any $40 coat In the city, at KArzKN-
sTHIN's, SO Seventh street.
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THE COURTS.
General Term.

General Term.
Justices olin and Macarthur on the bench,
There being no quorum Of the Judges on the
bench, court was adjourned until II a. m next
Saturday.
Circuit Court.
Before Chief Justice Cartier.
NOTIONS FOR NEW TRIALS ovRRRULED-THE SET.
TING ASIDE OF JUDGMENTS REFUSED.
H. NJ. Dawson E. L. Boucher. Motion for
, new trial overruled. .-.. ...a ..+ ..r .. ~
Wilson BowIes, use of John BowIes, VS. Henry
A. Willard. An action for u, 500, as commissions
for the sale of certain premises. Motion for judg-
John F, Lowencamp vs.. VIM. B. Anderson.
Writ Of certfordri quashed.
Means, Weaver 4 Co. VS.. VIM. II. Hoover: An
action to recover Slio7O on an overdue promissory
note. Judgment by default.
J. 7. Ryan VS.. Frank Dorsey. An action TO re-
cover $50 on an overdue promissory note. Judg-
E. PickreII & Go. vs. John Chapman. An action
to recover sli9h on an overdue promissory note.
Marx Young vs.. ]. N. Carpenter. Motion to
set aside Judgment overruled.
Abraham Morrell vs.. Tyler Tanner. Motion
to set aside Judgment ovefruied.
Galt Co ys. Noerr Bro. Motion for new
Abbst, downing Co. ys. Horatio Moran ct al
Leave TO amend pleas and affidavit. - /,
Crowley s Co. VS.. District OF Columbia. Motion
TO set aside rule for further bill OF particulars
Dant vs. District of Columbia. Motion for new
Keppie vs. Solomon. Writ Of eertiorari
qulshed. III AIRS .n
Rest VS. Ebert Motion to auash writ.of certio.
re- certified to the General Term.
Jos. B. Jennings VS.. Baltimore and Potomac
r Iilroad Company. Demurrer overruled and
le I'VE granted 70 plead.
Gaiser VS.. Goldman. Appeal prayed.
The appeal calendar wilf be cslled to-day. ,
Probate Court.
Before Judge Olin.
WILL ADMITTED TO PRoBATE-DIsTRIbUrIoS
OF PROPERTY ORDERED.
Last will and testament Of Malvin Rollow
fully proven.
VIM. r. Mclean appointed guardian of the
minor children of Ephraim McMurray, deceased.
In re estate Of Thos. p. Parker. Letters Of
administration issued to the widow,
In re estate OF Fielding b. Meek. Joseph
Henry appointed administrator.
In re estate Of Marion E. Upperman. Order
for distribution made.
Last will and testament of VIM. II. Pemonot
Order Of publication made.
The court then adjourned until Tuesday next,
Criminal Court.
Before Judge Macarthur.
This court was engaged during the day In the
trial Of VIM. Tyler, on the charge Of forgery. A
full account of the proceedings will be found pub
lished elsewhere.
Giving. to the Poor.
A few instances Of charitable enterprise o.
CURED Christmas day, and the example might be
National Republican., 1876-12-27
SHIPPING NEWS.

ALMANAC FOR wAsHINGToN-THIs DAY.
sun rises 7:l7 Wash. .nayyyard, eve ~
Sun sets... 4:45 Long bridge eve... 4:6
Moon sets, morn..... 3SS Height Of rise. IT. in.
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are now offered at the prices asked for those
made in imitation Of thsm by other houses.
These coats are made by Washington Workmen,
and are equal to the best custom work, and, as
before stated, offered in competition Of price
(as there can be none in styles with others Of in
fertor make, A. SAKs Co., s1o Seventh street
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CHILDRHss listers for IS, at KATzEssrHs's,
$40 Seventh STREET.
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DRESSING Robes at cost to close them out.
A, SAKs q Co., $40 Seyepth street,
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~AssEssOR,s OFFICE.

+" WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. Ia 1875.
Notice Is hereby given TO all persons having per-
sonal property in the District of Columbia subject
to taxation. that they required to make return
OF said property to this ONCE on or before JAM
UARY ], ISL, or the Assessors viii proceed to
assess said property in compliance with the tenth
section Of the act of July L. 1S76, which provides
THAT IL any person. firm corporation shall fail
to make the List his its said property, this
section provided for, the Assessor SHALL from the
best information he can procure, make an assess
ment against such person, hrm or eorporation, to
which he shall add hfty per centum thereof -
WILLIAM DIXON b. j. CARPENTER,
del5-tJaI rsAsr LANDIC, Assessors
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SCOTCH Business Suits at fifteen dollars, at
A. SAKs & Co. Is, 3l6 seventh street.
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CITY ITEMS.

BEAUTIFUL SILK and Merino Mufiers, for
Christmas presents, at KATzENsTEIS's, $40 Sew
artH, ofra AZ
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for Boys, twoand-hal years, upwards, at the
Boys Clothing House. b. Robinson & Co., 900
Pennsylvania avenue, next to Williams.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Financial.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. .. 1875.
The New York PoSt's financial article says:
''Gold opened at 1o7x and bv 11:25 clock had de-
clined TO lo7H. Exchange opened at sss and 49,
the nominal rates for prime bankers sterling
These before noon were advanced to is3f and ISL
In the money market call loans were S96 and prime
mercantile paper s@7. Governments strong on
investment demand. Currency e's are 4 higher
than on Saturday. The skies Of 1Ssi, the SIS and
the new 65's were lower, on account of lower
gold; otherwise there were no changes. The stock
market opened x@k lower than it closed Saturday,
except for Lake Shore, Western Union Telegraph
Pacific Mail and Ohio and Mississippi which were
unchanged from the opening till about noon. The
general list declined vol, the latter Illinois Gen.
tral. Michigan Central declined 3, Lake Shore q.
Since noon there has been recovery of X@K, the
latter Michigan Central. New Jersey Central has
advanced since opening, and Delaware, Lacks-
wanna and Western k.''
In New York to-day money was dull; bid. Ex-
change quiet at 4S3K. Gold weak at 107Is9l07k.
The sub-Tressary balances at New York to-day
were: Gold, Ss7 SOD 05O; currency, s, ,slI, ,95s The
GR
SIS and currency bonds, which are lower.
IS, ISL. couDon....lis 6-2os. 1855.
En-: I:ss ESQ.,. ssS ssa1Ss:ss
ss j. S ss Ss 'sps sgSe Ike a
change:
Alabama r.-.--.--~-. sSz NO. st. Jo........lU7H
do. '6's.......... 33A North Carolina... 10
Arkansas 6's........., 3lR ". Carolina. new
do. F's......... DO. 9. tax. IL
do. h, ). Ctroln4, DID,. e
Arkansas Gen.. 80, 4 ~ Carolina, new. ..... 81
georgia 6's...>~---.... W . carolina A. D o.. ~
Georgia7's. Tennessee SIS, od.... AZ
do. q. bonds......n6 Femme ssee SIS new. Il
Louisiana 6's.. 30 Virginia, series %
do. uew........ IS 10. consol. l.'.' n
do. Levee...... g DO. deferred. -. sx
do. co. o.ss...... Ss Gold. d...,...........,.107S
missouri.
State bonds quiet and nominal.
The following the closing rates for the active
stocks, telegraphed from the New FORK stock Ex.
change:
Pacific Mall ......... 24S New York Central. .lc2ls
Western Union. DB Ohio ana MISSISSIPPI 81
Northwestern S64 w aDAsh 81
do. pref. S Union Pacific. sag
Rock Island. I62 Mich. Central. 454
ST. Paul............... l9A Del. Hudson ....... II
do. pref. ..... 5l& Jersey Central. .....- 3h
&C. and 1. c. ........ 2*lDel. :. L. Western. TX
Erie ................. 9S Gold TO carry......... l
Han. and st. Joseph. in Money; y;....;...-......
Lake Shore S1ssGoid closed ........lUIS
Stocks dull and lower.
The following are the total Gales OF stocks at the
New York Stock Board:
Pacific Mail. 500 Lake Shore........ 10, 40
Western Union..... 100 v. Y. Central. 100
Northwestern ..... 6ooIOhio Mississippi. loo
Northwestern pref 100 Mich Central. l...... s, 500
Rock Island. ........ 700 Del. q Hudson. ... 200
St. Paul. .......... 90 Jersey Central..... 100
do. pref....... 800 DEL, l.. West.... 5,lo0
Er1e..... SUI
The following are the buying and selling rates for
Government securities:
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IrMAY BE INTERESTING

LIVERY SUITS in all colors at low prices, of best
material and make, at KATzENsTEIN's, $40 Sew
enth street.
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.. GOLDsTEIN q Co.
JAN AND COMMISSION BROKERS'
@NorICE no TaE PGRIIC-

~ JAMES GUILD,
Auctioneer, will sell for II. x. Fulton at I232Fenn.
sylvanta avenue, commencing on THURSDAY, De
cember q at O'Clock p m, his large and valuable
stock OF forfeited pledges, and continue said sale
every evening thereafter the same hour and place
Saturdays and Sundays excepted,l until New
Years. n KRIIIIF IFDN
del9-lit
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zse SPECIAL NOTIUE.-OMINa To


- the scarciiy of money and the great demand
rom US Tor ready cash on good security, we offer
our entire stock at such extraordinary great sacr
nee as 70 induce all in need Of anything below emu
merated to purchase early here. All we ask is a
ialr comparison with similar goods elsewhere 10 in
duce ready sale. As every article is fully war
ranted as the public is assured aeaipst
In good order-the majority as good as new No
watches are offered for sale except those In perfect
order. and FULLY warranted as good time keeDers
One Price asked and taken from one and all alike
plsmonds SOIL taire and In cluster, all sizes and
Aie designs. watches, hunting open-Kace in
soIid gold or silver cases-Amertcan, EDglish
Swiss ehronometers, pat. MT levers, stem-winders
and - karat gold-all modern patterns vest ouera
guard, neck and ehateiain chains. Rings The hest
assortment IN the city, "A and IS karat gold Rrac
let's chain and band solid gold hlled eYery Size
sets, AL kinds OF stone, cameo, coral, amefhVst
pearl onyx, &C. studs, every kind, solid "A and Is
karat gold sleeve Buttons, solid gold Of every de-
sign In IA and ls-ksrat gold. Crosses, solid gold
mems; Of rich design. Pins, every kind new and
second hand: Ear Rings, TO mafch the pins Or
separate. Clocks-American, English or French
bronLes, very me. some very rare. Silver or Sill
xer-plated Ware, new and secondhand. Guns.
English breech and muZzle-loading, To- II and Il
gauge. RevolveIs, from 81 to tis, all kinds.
Glasses-opera, field, spectacles or Eyeglasses.
razors.. Canes, gold-headed and a few others.
Etc. Is TO be seen to be appreciated; impossible to
describe. AL we ask Is o fair companion for the
similar goods to insure ready sale. Call and eX-
amino before purchasing elsewhere.
3. G0LDSTEIN a Co..
LOAN AMI COMMISSION BROKERS'.
n. Z. corner Tenth and ID streets northwest.
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Boys' Suits less than cost. Prices ranging from
n to t2o, at KArzBssTEIs's, 3iQ Seventh street.
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BLACK DRESS Suits of hne cloth, thoroughly
shrunk, Mt guaranteed perfect, for 80 to So, at
KATzENsTEIN's, $40 Seventh street.
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ADJUSTMENTS. a &C.

ADJUSTMENTS, &C.
N1Ti0NEI THG6TRE.
MERRY CHRISTMAS.
Every night during the week,
MISS KATE CLAYTON,
In the greatest of all Plays the
TWO ORPHANS.
Night Priccs Orchestra, q. -: Orchestra Circle,
75c.: do. reserved, 81: Dress Circle, 5oc.; do. re-
served, 75c.; Gallery, 25c.
MATINEE SATURDAY, AT2.
NEW YEARS DAY,
MARY ANDERSON, the Tragic Queen OF the Stage,
de27-4t as Shakspeare's JULIET.
THEATRE COMIQUE.-ELEvEN
Il street. below Pennsylvania avenue.-Monday,
Saturday Matinees-. Extra Matinee Christmas Day.
Monday. December Is. A stupendous Sensational
Variety Show The William Tells OF America, the
Austin Brothers. The kings of acrobats and panto-
minists, the Davenport Brothers. The best juggler
in the world, Mr. Joe Norton. The sensational
American Ballet Troupe. Twelve handsome Young
Ladies' Tickets can be secured at NJ. Goldstein's
cigar store, GIL Pennsylvania avenue. de25
r INCOLN HALL. ESsIPOFF.
II TUESDAY and THURsDAY EVENINGS
first appearanee in Washington Of
THE GREATEST LIVING PIANIST,
NINE. ANNETTE ESsIPOFF,
Mons. ALFRED WHEN, Violin Virtuoso. Mons.
QUICKEN, Musical Director. Admission. o.:
Thursday at Metzerott Co. IS music store, where
programmes can be had. dec25-9t
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BoYs SUITS AND ovERcoATs.

b. Robinson & Co., 90s Pennsylvania avenue,
next to Williams. Assortment large. Selection
of goods the choicest.
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Probate Court.
, Before Judge OItn,
Criminal Court.
Giving. to the Poor.

This court was engaged during the day In th
trial Of VIM. Tyler, on the charge Of forgery.
full account Of the proceedings will be found pull
lished elsewhere.
National Republican., 1876-12-27

ANOTHER new lot Of the AngloSa Frock
Suits for %, at KATzEssTEINs, $40 Seventh street,
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SCOTCH Business Suits, fifteen dollars.
A. SAKs & Co., 3l6 Seventh sire
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~:FoR sALE-sEyERAL VERY
MARKEr COW,

PAN1.-The annual meeting of the stock
holders OF the washin gton Market Comnany ySi1I
oe neid At the ONCE Of the company. Penrsyiva-
on the nrst Monday, the first day Of JauuarY Is77'
1or the choice OF thirteen directors for the ensuip
power Of the Corporation. -4 'AN
BENZ. ID. WHITNEY, Secretary.
MAsHINGTON, ID. C.. Dec. %. -Is76 dnr2n-1it
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steadily, on weekly compensation, enables us to
make to order Full Dress Suits at the annexed
prices:
Grade No. Full Dress Suit, at $50.
Grade No. 2 Full Dress, satin-lined, Sf3.
Grade No. 8 Full Dress Suit $50.
Grade No. Full Dress, satfn-lined, $50.
Grade NO. Full Dress, satin lined, go.
Grade No. Full Dress, satin lined, Soo.5o.
Former price No. /, $50.
Former price No. Q. $50.
~ The prices are based on the cash system.
A. SAKs Co, $40 Seventh street.
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General Term.
Justices Olin and Macarthur on the bench,
There being no quorum of the Judges on tn,
bench, court was adjourned until IL a. m mex
Saturday. ....n
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

OfEC1AL NOIlCES.
- IKi1NS1DIE-' KiNDEHSxHTES no n Z
~ CLAss for Mslhers. Teachers and Gsv-
ernesses. The inst h. q. lecture to Mothers wiIl
ne s,sen MI MI9EsnAH Tnns Jsnasry ss Io oeloek p
dergarter. 7ts Eleventh street. near street. where
tickets for the whole course Of twenty lessons may
1fsiff is at o'clock W.
~GRAND LODGE r. A. A, m. OF
~ THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA-The in
he pisTet or co1nSia Vii 'Ps Se Ssd inS HSsf
DAY. December z, At o'clock p. m.
~ A MEETING OF THE STOCK.
town Railroad Company for the s.ection OF SirrsI-
VIII be held al the ONCE OF the COMPANY.
WEDNESDAY, the 10th day OF January, Is77.
The polls VIII be opened al Il m. and closed at 2
Transfer books will be closed on the 5th of Inn.
uaiy. iS"' and opened on JfqusTE {n y iS7.
C.. M. KooSEs, Secretary. . fessssas dsansd
~ OFFICE OF TaE wAsHrSG-
OF CRtEETY 70 AsEEALs, INA lnh hA'hNrioN
CoRNEE OF ELEVENTH AND F sTREETs,l
a.. WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Dec. - 1876
An members and friends Of the society are re-
Scui5q1 IL ii5qesS Coming under their Observation par
,a I,Sntary Mnere animals are confined in obscure
piAces "iihout proper fopa I'd Of S shelter. 70
de2s-iOt = lstar&criticiot.S Pres. sAssGPaEE !. p E
~ FOR SALE-sEvERALV VERY
hne sEALskIN sACQUEs: several Yery
very dne slk COAT Imported: and several A;r1
anS ,ea IL at great sacrihce-an entirely new
-- 5. GOLDsTEIN &CO.s.
s..n Loan and Commission Brokers
oeD-St Corner Tenth and d streets.
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HBe Y D y n d N e n
60 TO THE Y. NJ. G. A.
SERVICE OF SONG
AND
GOSPEL MEETING
LINCOLN HALL,

"What shall 1t prodt man If he shall gain the
whole world and lose his own soul ?''-Nark,
viii:36. decI3
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-13
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

RYE PATCH ORE.--The Rye Patch
Mining Company have made arrange
mems with the Humboldt Mill and
Mining Company to reduce one hun
d ed tons OF ore. The works of the
last named company. which have been
shut down for few days. undergoing
repairs, are again in illl blast. new
settlers and pan bottoms having been
cast for them at tue humboldt Foun-
dry.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-13
F OUND.

A lady's gold bracelet, found on
Bridge street, has been left at this
Office for Identification. The owner
can have the same Ly calling at tie
Office of the SILVER STATE, proving
property and paying for this adver-
tisement. If
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-13

PERSONAL - William G. Congdon,
superintendent of the Eureka Consol-
idated Mine. passed west on the
train last evening on visit TO
San Francisco. Bill was one Of the
first settlers in this county, where he
resided IRON 1861, until the stampede
OF 1865. E.sar Hills. President OF
the PaIisads and Eureka Railroad,
passed west last evening.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-13

CABINET SPECIMENS. II. HI. Job has
just received magnificent assortment
of specimens from Cornwall, England.
They we're collected by John Trelease,
who formerly mined at UnionvilIe, in
this county, and Forwarded from Liver
pool by express. Among the many
rare and valuable specimens in the col
lection are radiated malachite, taken
from the South Caradon mine at o
depth of 1900 feet; chalcedony, con-
tanning pyrites of iron, which look as if
they had been glued on the wax colored
quartz, from the Wheal Mary Ann lead
mine; andrewite, a newly discovered
mineral, from the West Phnuix tin
mine; sulphurets of copper and tin,
called by the miners "bell metal" o
variety of ore never, found outside of
Cornwall; tin ore of a very high grade
from the surface of the Dalcouth mine,
$50 feet under the waves of the English
Channel; water crystals and congiom-
Grated quartz and tale crystals, cement
ed with carbonate of copper, from the
Devon Consols mine. This fine collee-
ton, which weighs about one hundred
pounds, is being catalogued by our
County Clerk, who has one of the finest
and most valuable cabinets of ores and
crystals in the country.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-13

IT is Suicide in the third degree, if
not worse, to suffer cough and cold to
eliminate in consumption, when "a sim
gle bottle of HALE's HONEY OF HoRE-
HOUND AND TAR, taken N time. would
effect perfect and permanent cure.
PIKR's Toothache Drops cure in one
minute
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-13

In AUSTIN. -Ths Reveile announces
the arrival of NJ. s. Bonnifield, of VIM
nemucca. Mt Austin, and says that he
has been appointed attorney for James
l.. Johnson, indicted for murder, and
Is also attorney in several important
Cases now pending in the District Court.