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II II. WARNER, corner 7th and streets
Trust Sks' SALE or THE WHOLE OF
SQUARE 500, tETWEEH NEW JERSEY
AVENUE, AND q, Il. AND FIFTH STREETS.
By virtue oftwo several desds Of trust, dated 90
The Let day OF October, 1872, aud recorded in q
hber 69l, Of the land records of the District of S
Columbia. one at T. lilo $50. and the her at folio
se2 the subscribers will cell TO the highest bid der,
day OF July, A: D. l376. at q o'clock ,. m. all of
eerdtns to the public plat thereof The square will
be sold in two GELS, viz The north accord
ing to the metes and bounds described in tine deed
OF trust ing thereto, aud the south part
cordipg TO the metes described in the deed Of trust
PER- aiming thereto.
The of sale with the privilege OF paying ell
cash. follows, viz: On the north part
s2,24 20, with interest accrued, amounting to
about 81 35, and penses OF the sale in cash. and
on the south part l24i 81, with accrued interest,
amounting to about 40, and the penses Of sale
In cash, OF which 500 each parcel must be paid
al the time Of ssle, aud the residue each parcel
respectively, in two equal payments on the first of
October, 1876. and the first Of october. 1877, for
which deferred payments, the purchaser must give
per cent per annum until paid the interest payable
semi ann ually. The whole purchase may be con-
fclidafed, II sold 70 one person. IL the terms Of
sale complied with within i've days after the
day of sale, the trustees the right to resell
the property, any part thereof, for cash, after
the end OF (l0) DAYS notice published in the Eve
ming Star, at the risk and cost Ct the purchaser
in default. All conveyancing to be ct the pur-
chaseris cost.
Al 6sP aYipr, Trustees
jelI ID ]. T. OOLDWELL, Salesman,
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DRY GOODS.

nxIHG TO THE DEPRESSION OF THE
MONEY MARKET. n WILLIAM WILL
ALLOW A DEDUCTION OF TWENTY PEE
CkNT. ON HIS LARGE AND HANDSOME
ASSORTMENT OF GOODS, MOSTLY OF HIS
OWN IMPORTATION, Comprising in mart.
Children's Dresses, Work Baskets,
ascles sGfe, Val. and Swiss Bows
TnlIe Sasques, Real Lace ENDS for Ties,
LINEN quits. Cashmere Ties,
feIcaln suits. Crepe de Chine Ties,
Lawn Wrepp Re, Melted Ties, 10 all colors,
rereele Mrspg@rs. Guip. Thread avail Lsce,
fIAIeo Walk Gskirts, Pcinte Duchesse Barrie,
Large ass'r n terga rmts Val A Duchesse "A kfs
Pom radc ur skirts, Duchesss ParaSoi (Joyar
= d r Corset, thread Guipure Capes,
fans OF every description, nashmere Net.
Shateiane Belts, Cashmere Lacss,
BsnRles, Sashes In all colore,
nlnaEreues, Riobons in all colors,
Ntchlsces, Centennial Sash Ribbons,
= al 0arnet JeWelry, fringes In all styles,
Colcred Jeweiry, Real Trench Hair Braids
yetS Fortols ee hellCombs. Jewell Gases,
Ivory and Coral Combs. Pocket Books.
Iull assortment OF French Flowers, &C &c. 1T I'm
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MARRIFR.

CAMP TUESDAY, June 9th,
isas; by the Rsy DR.. Mason, Er. @. c. oANPBkLL,
70 Mis- 0kAe1 b. FINCH, both OF W sshinGton.
NAkD-HKRBELL. On Honday, NAY 70 1876,
AZ the residence Of Rev. J. s. Holiday, FRAsE X !,
hAGp, OF D sv York. 20 Mes ANNIE n. HKRRELL.
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AUCTION SALES.


THoAAs BOWLING, Auctsonsse.
rRUsTEEg SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER.
IT, ON 2oIH srREET WEST. BETwKEN X
AMI y SIhkkTs NORTH, NEAR wEsTERN
By virtue q deed Of trust, dated Deceun- -
S Sd E ,o A. - p ia duly recorded in Libsr
the District Of Columbs and at the request sf The
s,net aaeTsoy, We win sail e public AUG
81, is.s, 81 o'sieck m, the following described
t tes ss'ste situate In the city Of Washington, D.
T not Lot Numbered thirty three u.s. o. the .ubd
insl iots numbered twentyeight l2sj and twenty.
hine, ~ square numbered seventy six. rs to.
story frame house.
Terms Of eale: soc and expenses Of sale 10 cash:
the residue in two notes OF SIX and twelve moSths
bearing eight per cent interest secured By deed OF
trust on the property sold or all cash the 1rohas
er option. A deposit Of olO0 will be re Iuired Of
the purchaser at the time Of sale Terms OF sale To
De complied With in five days. otherwise the trus-
tees reserve the rent TO resa at the rsk aud cost
ofthe defaultine purchaser ater civioe Ave DAYS mo-
ice OF such resale In the Evening Star An oonveyan
eng: recording and such general and special taxes
as NAV be against the prope,t ~ 10 be paid By the
purchaser LOUIS ID WINE
jeH-I %, 26 q ,jyl6ds
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Foks F nSnsMf9L Eipy or rH.1.k,
Leaves the Con panys wharf, foot Of 9th street,
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, e~s&A
felix. Returning, lea-e Norfolk, Tuesday, Thurs
ssy and Saturday, at P m Fare. o.; round trip.
FOB POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
Steamer JEO: w: THOMPSON leaves Company
m, for Currioman and intermediate landings and
IT intermediate landings.
For Information apply ct the ONCE Of the Com
pany. under the Metropolitan Bank, 18th street,
wharf. mSrH-lY
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nOWHMAN GREEN,
II Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers.

noWNMAN q GREEN,
II Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
TRUSTEES' SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M
YkONED REAL ESTATE, SITUATED ON
STREET NORTH, BETWEEN Urn AND srH
sIhEETs WEST, CONSISTING OF FOUR
sTORf BRICk HOUSE.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust TO dated April IL
I4th, ID. 1873, and recorded in liber No. 7l6 ea
lola %, one OF the land records for the Dis &
rIct OF and 1T the request of the parties
secured thereby, shall sell at public auction, in
front OF the premises, aIDAY, July II A. D. I5y6,
at O'Clock m, the following described real es.
tate, situate in the city of Washiugto DO to
wit: Being the middle portion OF lot No. two. "a
IN square No. four hundred and twenty nine. f439
commencing at Q point twenty feet from ths east
corner said lot, and running thence west twenty
1eet on the line Of street northwest; thence wit
said width OF twenty feet front to the rear OF the
same, together with the improvements thereon, CON
ing.
Terms Of sale. o. prescribed BY the deed OF trust:
The amount OF Indebtedness secured BY the deed of
trust unpaid, and the exp ense Of sale in cash. and
tn. balance In and ~ onths for which the notes
ofthe purchaser bearing In crest from the day of
sale, and secured by deed OF trust the property
sold, shall be taken. deposit of 500 shall be
required OF the purchaser at the time Of sale aud
all conveyancipg shall be at the ex pense of the
purchaser. Ii the terms Of sale are not complied
wi In one week from day OF sale the tru ,fees re-
serve the right TO resell the property the risk and
cost OF the de taulting purchaser after i've days
advertisement.
X. w. DOWNMAN,lr
jt24 GRepl W. A. GORDON, ( ifustees'
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X II. WARNER. corner 9TH and + streets.

X d. ARNEB, corner 7th and streets.
TRUSTEES sALEo VALUABLE LOT oy x
sJhhEr, IAN path AND 18th SIS.
By virtue q a deed Of trust, dated MAY 18th 60
le7l, duly recorced IN Liber No 6A3, folio So -
one OF the la1o records the District OF Co. 49,
lumbla, and at the request OF the psrty secured
thereby, viii cell at public auction Ia the highest
blcdfr In frort of tie premises, on FEIDAY, July
1ths 1875. at $50 2. tee following q .scYioad
zeal estate, situate Ia the CITY Of WASN'T zton ID q
70 Wit The east thirty six (S5 feet Of original Lot
numbered eighteen (l3) In square mum bersd 1ws-l
~ eight. (2SJ containing forty four hundred and
niL ETY. seven square feet, more or less
Terms: One-third cash; bal aacs in l and years
att pfr cent interest pay able semi snnosIiy. Sc
cured by deed Of trust on the property. All con
veysncipg at cost Of purchaser AMI $40 re-
Qutred Termsto be complied with ia FeVen "a dsYs
alter day Of sale, the property will be re-
sod ct The risk and cost of the oeaultir purchaser
G. S. Low EFT, rrus:ee
Iez9dsds GOODWILL, Salesman
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"A S T HAN CE.


One case White Victoria Lawn. 3 $40 Yards at l21I
cents, worth IN, in short lens hs DO ,it yely the
last we shall have this season.
10 wtite BedsSresds, st 81 and sl.so, reduced
IS piece- " hIte Mating, at Is and 80 cents, re.
6pced from 81 aid 37k cents
50 pieces Oolortd Lawns, at l2I. cepts
Paras lis reduced Is per cent
Mosquito Netting in pieces aud csnopiss, ready
Tor use, from 83 50 to $40.
floor lclo;hs, all widths.
Our entire stock Of Dress Goods % be sold without
resrd 70 crst.
frank Leslie's cut paper PATTERNS.
GEO. J. JOHNSON q Co,
jeH-eo I'll Market Space,
R0Ys' SHIRTS, sIzES III, u1z IL, l2x AND IS
- iEeh made of Wsmsutts Muslin and Twenty
one z ndI cd Linen for 621 cents. Only 62k cents
Tor one Dress Shirt. BoJs' best ply Linen
OOLL4 rs only o. cents per dozen. at the BRANOE
sALTlACEE SHIRT FACTORY, 1912 street.
j. WILSON DARE,
leI I'm MANAGER
NEW STYLES SMALL CHECK CRETrONES,
J. Navy Blue, Black and Brown, olly l5c q ward
at he cheapest store In the city. CONNOLLYIs
COS 9Th st., opposite Patent Office. jeN tr
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TRUSTEES SALE
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON THE
NORTH SIDE OF K STREET,

".
By virtue OF deed Of trust to the under Ia
signed. which Is dated June Ia, 1874, and II "a
recorded in Liber Gag, folio 3I7, OF the land
ten request OF the OF the pr0nissory note Sc
erred thereby, shall sell by auction Ia front II
The premises, on
FRIDAY, THE 7TH DAY OF july, 1876,
al O'Clock . m, all OF origsal Lot four ~, in
square one hundred and eighty four il8iD, In The
CITY OF Washn kton, District of Columbia. This lot
Is 40 feet ~ inches wide and li6 feet II aches
and Is improved By three-story press brick front
1888 street northwest.
Terms OF sale: One third OF the purchase morey
In cash. one third 10 one year aud one third in two
years from the day OF sale, the deferred payments
TO bear interest At six per cent from the day OF sa
aDe TO be secured by the notes OF the pure and
aceed OF trust on the premises sod II the terms
OF gale be not complied with in seven days from the
dsy OF sale, the undersigned to have the right to
resell the property at the risk and Cost of de.
fsultiDg pun hsser. deposit of $50 will be re-
quireo OF the purchaser a. the moment OF the &C.
ceptance OF his bid, and all conveyanciDg viii be at
his expense. j. b. winner, Trustee
leA-aSds DVNUARSON RROs kucf.
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NEW DEPARTURE.

NEW DEPARTURE.
CLYpEs WASHINGTON, PHILADELPHIA,
LINE.
The steamers Of the above line will leave PhiladeI
phia every SATURDAY, stl2m for R-
Washington; returning, viii leave
at ~ N for Philadelphia. No Icfa,fngs on ont
drsests. Through bills of adipg issued TO aud
from the above ports. Freights received and de-
nvored Gsily from a. m. TO D. m. Orders for
delivery ef freights and received ct 1902 street
and ll12 9th street northwest.
w p. CLYDE co.,
Nc. ~ 8. Whsrves. Philsdelpnis.
j. h. JOHNSON Go,
JeA tr Agents for Washington, foot 18th st. w.
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JOB LOT OF WHITE GOODS.

1000 ysr's Brceate Satin Stripe N4INSOOKE,
At Is, worth SIC
Pc. LAWNS, new patterns. l2C.
Is rs; White Ground Pacific CRErONS, Jard
wide, 10 snd l2kc.
2,OoOJsrds H4asURG EDGE, in remnants, at
S,4,B, Sc Ter yard.
90 d. TWIILED CLOTH, for Bathing Suits, a.
Hc. per yard
leo %. VICTORIA LAWNS, all prices.
PABaSOLs with fancy handles a. Is 81. sl 25
81 20, 81 rs, 81 60. Is, etc.
BIACk ALPAOAS, lSc. per yard (di-t cheap
MOH.IR ALPACAs, d. ubIe width, IS, 80, 81, 50,
ard 2sc
BATH TOWELS yard long &c
AnktrGs Of HlTE GJODs for Ladies' aud Misses
wear.
Good CALICOEs &c.
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DRY GOODS CHEAP
WIN. BIRD WGLIE has reduced
Much OF his extensive stock
rs Glow q 9 rates usually obtained
In other nrst-clsss stores.
Reductions extfaOrdinary In all
Dfess pods, Suit Msterial-,
W mite Goods. Lawns and Summer Goods.
n ouns sud Old can be supplied with
Linens for LRciss, Gents or Children.
Instrt;I g and EmbrOidsTies cheap, and
Everything AZ lowest rates for cash
HM. BIRD WYLIE.
10l4 7th street northwest,
Aseney ter DenOrest's Patterns and TIRE /" Eagle
Ehirt' je.7-tr
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AUCTION SALES.
WASH. b. WILLIAM s, Auctioneer,
w No. 1901 northwest corner 10Th and ID SIS.


WASH. B. .wILLIAMs, Aucs,oneer,
w No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and ID sts.
IUREITURR AT AUCTION.
walnut pies.irg Case, Chsubsr tuitee- walnut
aihle top Bureau Sui.es; Wsinut- frams Parior
Perlos Suites n phoistersd IN Hair Cloth; Wsinui
n Il CeDt-r Tables: Whstnots. Easy Chsirs.
Ladies Writing Decks. Oak BxtensiOn Tsbles,
ers, v ainot @ rniee ard windoS shades. MaSoe
any Burea1s. Cottage Furniture. Hat Racks cad
Hsll Chairs, Hall OH Cloths, Brussels and other
PETE; Hair. lux AVID Coiton top atsrssses: Fea-
theI Piilaws. CrockerT, Kitchen Uteasils. &c.
VI IHI bsDA1, July 6 d, 1876 c1mmenc ~
ma ,,, 10 . 4slSek n shall eel a. seS
pRonhwest' the shove collection OF Household
furrftrre. Terms cash:
THOMAS BOWLING, AuctIoneer.
TRUsTBEs,sALEorD EsIRABLv PROPERTY
on % STREET. OPPOsITE d sAD or POTo-
Mac SSnTHkEEr, GE0RGkTows, d. O., ar
BY virtue Of q deed Of trust, dated April -
iath A D. 1874. and duly recorded in L.ber '...a
no ,te, Ito 4s2, one Of the land records for ..4A
"a u secured, thsreby, we viii sssl at pabic suc-
NJ n, In front OF the premises, on FRIDAY, July
14th, A d. 1s76 81 O'Clock D. m, sIl thai certain
CITY Of Georgetown, District Of Columbia, Known g.
the ,ast 70 feet front BY the dspih 90 lot IsS e
Beatty ana ba~tins addition, with the improve
menus thereon, CONSUMING Of double Brick Cot
S1m': ESQ and expenses a. this ,sIe in cash,
co. which BOD to be paid ~hen ihs property Is bid
off, and the balance In twelve m 'hs, with tatere
AT ten yer cent from day # sale b. deed
trust on the property. All conyeysncing at est
J E M 09psR EE5SIor' Trustees.
iyS THOMAS DUwLING, aue,ioueer.
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THE INCEST THING IN READY-MlDE
\ SHIRTS ever offered IL our 80 cent SHIFT
mproyed lfthere is Any one who has not seen our
80 cent Shirt it would them veil TO call aud
baltimore Shirt Factory. 1912 street n 'rthxest.
eam pies sent by mail on receipt OF 20 cents.
Boy ssiz-s II, III, II, I2S and Is inch. 90 cents.
tea I'm "Msusger,D
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&. n. TOwSON Il CO.,

$50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
jeT-estr SOTTH SIDE
ANES LAWNS, Lawns, LAWNS-Nez
stock al C1lCrs and styles, int lived the
cheap = store - he city. CrSAOLL1's,
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EDUCATIONAL.

EDC llON la.
HOME SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
IL GEORGk w. MINIS. Concord, Mass. Boys
hefereI ces:-Ex Preside Of Thos. Hill and Prof Jas
Lowell Of Harvard; Hon. e. h. Hoar aud Rev
4 Hale, OF Boston; Rev. DR.. Bellows and the
Hon VIM. III. Evarts, of New York Tor circulars
direct TO Concord. Mass. je2i-9W
X INDEBGARTEN NORMA OIL Ass.-My first
lecture to the Sum Cla for the instruction
IN Broebels Science Ct the New Education" will
be given on TUESDAY, Jure 10th, Of 8: rs D m, Of
what the 90 urse Will consist In and what are the
objects definitely attained thereby. The lecture
viii be given ereIy SueceedsRg Tuesday and FTif1y
IS Tor the whole course Of twenty lessons. Ar
ran gel ents for Private Lessons can be made with
MRS. LOUISE POLLOCK,
Ieis I'm lie Droir Park, Washington, d. O.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
SUMNER LAW LECTURES mine weekly,
oesin 18th uly, 676, and end 18th eptember Have
proved OF signal use,-lst to students Who design TO
70 those VINO propose to read ivstely and Srd to
practitioners who have not had the advantage Of
eystemetic instruction For circular apply fP o,
Uniyerstfy Of VsD to JOHN b. MINOR, Prot. Com.
ana otat. Law. je2-m,w film
"a ISL aND INSTITUTED EamtIy SxAoeI n,
w forns Ladies. Mrs. q. L. CADi, PRINCIPAL
New Haven, Conn. Send for circular mars 6fn
ENGLIsh, FREECH, AND CLASSICAL an.
~ LkCT SCHOOL FOB YOUNG LADIES, 9ll
New York avenue n w.-Mrs. ANGELO JACK.
SON, Principal 1.-The eighth annual session begins
or the 18th OF September, 1878 auG5<-IY
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X A K Z y ARG AIMS.
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I'VE MUST SELL CHEAP.

Very fine B-own Lawns, with small white dots, 8,
worth lac.
Nery large assortment OF beautiful Lawns, 10, II,
Ee.; large ss-5rtment CJtfOa Dress Goods, &c.;
" hife II. X 10, lZc ARD wide LOnsdae Cambria,
l5c.; very large assortment CT Pare Linen for La
dies Suiti1C. 20 %. 81, very best Calico that Is
Ing Cotton, 2Sc.; pure Linen Table Damask, 500.
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Large assortment Black Grenadines, with bssutf-
ful Satin strip; Beautiful Plaid, Is, 90 IS all OF
our Black slkt At real cost, SIC, l. sl Is, 81,
81 As; double fG.d Black Alpaca, IS. 81, SIC Pure
Fix MohsiT; Alpaca, 80, worth T5c al OF our
BLACK Cashmeres 81 real cost 20, IS, 95c large
sortmeDt OF Gessimeres for Mems and BOYS wear,
81 ", &c large assortment of lew stJ le Parasols,
Sun Umbrel s.; will sell every ore Of them at
the same price We gave for them; Gauze Under
ehlrts-Sc leAtr
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-20

CoRs-Fxp.-J -Benastts Of
the Silver House, has inst received
$50 we are informed upon good an
thorityl q fine lot Of corn-fed tur-
keys--uoBeb OF your grasshopper,
potato-Pariag, Sas-meal sebblers--
but regular solid corn-fed fellows
that make the mouth Of an epicure
water to look at. We have not been
able to learn where he obtained
them. this is his secret. and SO as
they are here we don't propose TO
bother him with senseless inquiries.
As there 10 scarcity Of corn in this
country, they will have to be eatAn
Is coon as possible, no other food
being suited TO their digestive
powers. We have ordered ours to
be stuffed with truffies.s chestnuts,
oystsrs, and few fresh N ush rooms,
aud will invite any, fellow TO hop
Us out who will furnish the wines
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-20

HARD TINES. Our Eastern ex-
changes speak of hard times. In the
vicinity of Eureka few mines are
doing anything owing to the severi-
ty of the winter. Now the main
stay of that town, the Richmond
mine. is about to close down, owing
to trouble with the miners union Of
Eureka. They have ordered that
none but union men shall be en-
ployed inthe mine after thirty days.
This the Superintendent refused to
accede to. thinking it better to shut
down the mine than submit to such
dictation. In other parts of the
state large number Of cattle are
dying, and no doubt the sheep and
other stock suffer also. This
winter has been An unusually severe
one ON all parts Of the coast. But IL
is nearly over. aud we hope the re-
mainder of the year will recon
pense in prosperity. for the suffer
ings its dawn inflicted. g ';a4 L !
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-20

THEArRrcAL.--This evening thare
will Be a performances at Armory
Hall. and IN calling the attention of
fhepeopie cthis fact we deem it but
justice W odd that, although the
performers are all am ateuvs, they
are more than equal to many pso-
iesslonsls Who. travel aroubd
10 the country I giving aexhibitioas.
They opened 90 their g theatri-
cal career a.,. by 16ad gensrouay
gonating the entire proceeds for the
benefit d the Public Schools Of Gold
hill. This, act alone should entitle
THEM to the support of an Intelligent
community, The speech of DAVIS,
q sne song and dance of the agile
Tommy Alexander, the bone solo lof
Mitchell are alone worth the admission
iee, while the singing 6f Rule, BIN
~, Ivy and Others is ''most excel
lent" In fact, it is unnecessary TO
en1aamerate, but go and see for your
sell, and you will enjoy a pleasant
evening. 'Give the boys y chance"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-20
Pie-Crust.
The caittotn, i Mlnstrels have departed.

The California Minstreis have departed.
= Why will the Sutro "Independent insist
upon calling this the Second judicial District
when 1t is the Thirdsi si lrpH#t liI J
WIN. J. Eaves, formerly Mayor Of Virginia
City, has returned to that place. For several
years he has been in California - 't- ~
Our neighbor is a little wrong. Geo, DAILY,
of the /" Enterprise" has not gone, hunting,
but is now In San Francisco. i'" '' SO.
In our advertising columns win be found
the card of Mr.. j. w. Whitcher, attorney Of
law, No. 4 Odd Fellows Building Virginia y .
The streets of Virginia are in most fearful
condition, South street being river of
slush, while we have dry streets. 30 much
for living in a semi-tropical climate.
tits stated upon good authority that the
Government has purchased 100000 of sill
yer from the Con. Virginia and California
mines. Particulars have not been made pub
lie. HN ail 20 H. "l} bob
The jackass pnnching will take place on
Tuesday. A special train will leave Virginia
at A. NJ, stopping ut Gold Hill and the Silver
City switch. The exact location is not at
present publicly named. .l .'o b iuu. /
We cannot find language strong enough to
express our contempt for a petty thief who
will do us mean and sneaking thing as TO
steal papers of the hle. Don't do 30 again.
or you may get a-bun. .,''. ...'. ,.,.',i /
The following parties have started from
sutro for the Black Hills: Harry Brown, Tom
Rank, George Corneai d. Lamb, and John
Wier. We hope they may not find the Indians
too frank. y but in case they are attacked that
they will do them up brown and not die
like .lambs''; and finsily hope they will find
an abundance of "wier ,'---silver.a Il ds,I4'Jt
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-20

INsPEcTING.-If anything more
is necessary 70 prove that the system
OF mining as carried on in this coun-
try is superior to that Of any other,
or that our machinery Is nearer per
feet than any other engaged in min.
ing In the world, IL is the fact that
from all parts men engaged In that
pursuit come TO Inspect and learn
from us. On Wednesday evening
there departed on the passenger
train for the East two gentlemen
Major Jones aud Mr.. Jas. A. Coul-
lard, representatives OF a large east
arm company, embracing such men
ss Jay Gould, etc. These gentle.
men arrived from Central America
short time ago, on the steamer
Montana. In the state Of San Saliva.
dor, in that country, the company
referred to have one of the richest
silver mines In the world. The
ledge Is not very large, but thor
ough exploration or examination
could not be completed On account
OF the water driving them out. They
brought with them from tiIis nsine
one ton of ore, which worked over
$25, 900. These gentlemen, upon ar
irving at San Francisco, received q
carte blanche from, the bonanza firm
to fully inspect the mills, mines and
works belonging to them. During
their brief stay they visited the prin-
cipal mines - the California, Con.
Virginia, Bslcher, Crown Point. etc.
Ito better determine tho most suit
able machinery TO erect upon their
mine. Specimens which we have
from them are wonderfully rich.
They say the Virginia bonansa 10
very large, but theirs, while much
smaller, is also much richer But
for systeInstic exploration, for extern
sive, heavy and almost perfect ma
chinery, the Comstock "a ahead Of
the world. rIi % OH lu isrr,ioi 80 ,n.,i
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-20

ATTENTION LApTEs.--Wc have
been requested to call the attention
Of all ladies Interested in the well
fare Of the Episcopal Church Of this
place to this fact, that on Tuesday
evening, the 2lst, there will be q
meeting at the school house for the
purpose Of deyising some plan to assist
in paying off the present debt now
hanging over it, and have it finished i,
that divine service may be conducted
there. The hour appointed for the
consultation is IN p. NJ. We hope
they will succeed in their most laud-
able undertaking, and believe they
will, for this reason: No enterprise,
whether national or local, which has
enlisted their sympathy and aid has
ever fallen through or failed. Their
energy and perseverance know no
bounds, and we wish them all sue
cess