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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-26
Also, Agents for DR.. lie Richau'S
Golden Pills.

For Seminal Weakness. Night Emissions, I'M
potency, and all diseases arising from Ms-tur-
baton and excessive abuses. Price 81 per
bottle. The genuine GoIDhN BAIsM is put up
only in round bottles. On receipt Of price,
these medicines will be sent ~ all parts of the
country, by express or mail, securely packf !,
and free from observation. Sole Agents. G. II.
RICHARDS K CO., wholesale and retail drug
..ists and chemists, southwest corner of Clay
ana Sunso,nc streets, Sau Francisco, California.
augtn-Iy
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-26
Th,r,iri,, ::0th, de, "f Sept. 1915.
l"FEfCLaI.-'
D1ROPOsFD AMENDMENT AMI


l1ROPOSE AMENDMENT AMI
revision If :he Constitution of the S'.te q!
Nrys,ia passed 81 the seventh session OF the
Legislature.
Resolved, By tho Assembly. the senate con
curing. That the Constitution u the Stat OF
Nevada b. amended hs follows:
Amend Section one Of Article ~ % tie Con-
stiiution OF the State CT Nevada as To read as
follows:
Section l. The fiscal wear shall commence on
tho first day of December an cacn year.
Passed January 10. ISIS,
Resolved, hy tn" Assembly. the Senate con-
CURING That our history. a state, hiss taught
us tine necessity If revising the CONSTITUTION:
we therefore recommend the electors. nj the
next election for members of the Legislature Z"
vote for or against the calling Oi Convention
for the ;urp.ss Of revising the Constitution ci
the State of Ncvsis.
Passed February IL. 1875.
hereby c. rtify the foregoing To be trre cop
les from the ori2;usl enrolled Resolutions On
Sle in nv o:.ce.
Witnrs. my hand aud The Grsst Seal of
E.L.i state. August ]. ta'6.
in.:;-is~ >. d. MINOR. secy Of State.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-26
IrA CoxsoLYDATED GOLD

IA aud silver Mining Company Lacatioh
OF principal place Of business, Carson City.
Nevada Location Of worhs, Pyramid Lake
Mining Hi-tric.. Tash"e County, Nevada
Notice is hereby given that there nre delinquent
upon the following described capital atock OF
the Ccnp.D: Gu account OF Assessment No =,
levied August lCtf. 1876. the severs! amounts
st onpcsi;e the nanaes o. tao respective SNARE
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-26
SkERlFF'S SALE,

DY VIRTUE OF DECREE AND
ID Order Of sale issued ont Of aud under the
seal OF the Honorable Second judicial District,
in and for the county of OrnlSby. State OF Ne
veda. on Judgment rendered Therein on the
Sth day OF July. 4. > 1876 and atteStcd on the
18th day of July, A. , 1876. in favor of Joseph
5. Turner, and against John b. Bradley aud
George .. Fryer. for he snn OF 81 Cos, with in
terest on he sumo: 81 500 at the rate of per
cent per month from the 27th day of April, A.
ID. 1876, together with the sum of $50 % costs
of suit. and attorneys fee in the sum of S!67 20
with interest thereon from the Sth day OF July,
1876. till psid. at tho rate of 10 per cent. Per
apnum, together with Clerks account cost in
the sum OF Sc IS. ard all Costs which may here
after accrue. all i'll gold coin OF che United
States, and tn me directed. commanding lie to
sell according to law the said real estate ht re-
matter described to satisfy the said Judgment.
costs, aCc,uug costs and interest and III piIr
suaLce thereto, have levied upon and will ex
pose pnbiic sale, TO tho highest and best bid
de- ut the Cont iIsuse door III Carson City,
county AM stale aforesaid, on SATURDAY.
THE IT'D Day OF AUGUST, A. D. 1856, be-
tween tie hours OF a. N. and 5 p. NJ, to wit:
at one o'clock P. NJ, so much of the said real
property Set nut in said Decree and Order of
Sale rs will satisfy the several above demands,
if so much there BE-, to wit: All of an u1ldi-
yidcd one bali interest, share, portion aud es-
tate of, in and to those certain pieces of land in
OrIlshy county. state of Nevada. bounded and
described As follows: beginning at the north
Springs Hotel. adjoining AMI west of the Ne
vaia states Prison. thence running south niEe-
teen degrees st, ten 90, chains and forty i4hl
links; thence north thirty minutes asst, ten il0t
chains an1 ninety (91) links: and thence south
seventy i7ol degrees east. tire chains 81 and
tive ntyfive i25) links to the place of beginn -nS
same being portion Of the southeast quarter
Of Section si xteen (l6), in Township fifteen tl5)
north of Range twenty t20} east, Monte Diablo
b Sc and meridiBn, according to the United
States public land survey: also the same and
like interest and estate in and to that certain
piece of land lying Immediately west of aud
adjoining that last above described. bounded
and described as follows: that certain piece OF
land, averaging Bixty-Six to s1yty-seven feet IN
width, by about forty rods i'll length. lying III
metiistely west of and adjoining the Warm
Springs property, and extending back and south
from the south line of tn. road from said Car
son City to Empire City. via said Warm Springs,
rs far south as and parallel with said Warm
Springs property; said piece of land containing
about one acre Of land, being the same piece of
land conveyed by James Duffy to sad John Is.
Bradley and j. L. Johnson, by deed OF convey
auce Of date May Is, 1874. recorded on pages
5l4. SIS and SIG eff Vol fifteen Of deeds OF the
Or1nsby county land records.
s. L. SWIFT, Sheriff.
Carson City, July 18th. 1916.
ELLIS King. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-26
rE~pyar3OHx AND PLATFORM
OH THE HE1'GPLIGAN NA-
TlOSAJ. CONVENTION.

E,r..-Ti,, i'uit--i States Of AIirrcs = r ma
Tia sri -. Ica..a-. ard ny In. combine d
x,-sic,. az National and State governments
- Ie- .lai- -4,;..etivt. Constitutions ~ rights
a.. ,vt.-. .ti,sa ar. secured OF hclc AMI pre-
is-..,I .,acrI an. TIA c-,nn.s'i, welfare mr.
p. 3 II.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-26
TO the UNFORTUNATE
~ NEW REMEDIES
IA NEW RBMED1E0
~ DIR. 6HBBON'S DISPEN0AHs
623 kearny Street.

0S0 heofNv Ss1o0"
IA, Franctsco Established IL 1854. foe tne
treatment Of Sexual and seminal Diseases sucp
a. Gonorrhea elect, Structure, syphilis IN 2
its forms, Seminal Weakness. Impotency, &C:
Skin diseases Of years standing and ClcerstSo
Legs successfully treated.
SEMINAL Weakness.
Se.nina Emissions, the consequence OF self
sbuse: This solitary vice. or deprayed sexual
indulgence is prac,iced by the youth OF both
se1es to an almost unlimited extent. producing
with urerrirc certainty, the following train OF
,,o-tid gym ptouls unless combHted by scient.-
fc medical measures, viz: SailoW eouEteh
spce dark spots under the eyes. PAIN In thc
he adj ringing in the ears, noise ike the rust1ne
of Leaves ard rafting Of charlOts, uheasiheSs
about the loins weakness OF the linus, Cohiu'
sed vision. blunted intellect. loss of confidence,
,iisfIence in approaching strangers, a dishke 70
form new scOuaint anoes. disposition to shuD
society, loss of memory, hectic hushes, pimPies
and yaricus eruptioIs about the faces, iurre1
te.gt1e fetid BREATH coughs consumption,
night sweatS, munoiuania aud frequent INSANITY.
IF relief be not obtained, should apply lnIne'
cure effected by his new ard scientific mode OF
treating this disease, which never tails OF es-
fectng quick aud radical cure.
CURED AT HOME.
Persons at distance may be CURED NJ
HOME by addressnga letter to DIR. GiBBOS,
stating case, symptoms, length OF t'nie .he ais'
ease has continued, and have medicine prompl'
" forwarded free from damage and curiosity,
To sny mart of the country, with full and plain
directions. Rv inserting Ten Dollars coin, in
registered letter, through the Postoihce or
through Wells Fargo 4 Co.; rachas: o! medi-
cine will be forwarded to any part OF the Cnioh.
Correspondents will please inform DR.. Gibbcn
tbst they read his advertisementsinthe APPEAL
Address. DIR. j. f. GJB8ON,
oct1o1v Box 1857, San Francisco.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-02
The Jews OF New York City.


New YORK, oct. 2i.-The lsraelites are a
numerous, opulent and powerful body on this
island. Ii Is stated that there are more than
5000 In the community, and very large pro-
portion are prosperous, whl' nearly all Of them
are In comfortable circumstances. Some Of
them are exceedingly rich-nO one can tell he W
rich-fOr they keep their own financial crets,
and are generally unwilling that the public
should know what they are worth. have been
Informed that there are one hundred Hebrews
here whose estates are valued at Sl,0OO,O0O and
upward. The Israelites are divided into the
Old Jews and Modern Jews the latter having
more freedom OF opinion and disc lrding many
of the ancient traditions OF the synagogue.
There are In town some twenty or more syna-
gogues, some OF them very handsome and cost
ly, while the majority are PLAIN and unpretend-
ing. The rabbits. or priests. are yerv differently
paid. DIR. GOttheil OF the Temple Emmanu-El,
has salary of $1,000, the highest given to any
rabbi In America. DIR. Emporn, OF the Lexing-
ton Avenue Temple, DIR. Huebsch. Of another
synagogue IN the same avenue, DIR. Ii. ). Jacobs
Of the Thirty fourth Street Synagogue, and
several other doctors have each $500. The
general salaries are much lower, ranging from
Al 900 to f4,UO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-02
Tho Branch Profectory In sullivan County.
ISoDl The Port Jsrrls GIsstie

The Brothers of the Westchester Protec-
tory, finding that the buildings they now occupy
were crowded. looked about for spot ON which
70 build. and finally selected site, embracing
about 80 acres OF Wild land about half way be-
tween Houngsville and Morsston. A clearing
was commenced, and about fifteen acres have
been chanred from a wilderness TO a garden. A
building. 4lxlOO two stories and basement. is
To be ready Tor occupancy about the first Of jan
uary, when r. will he filled from the OVERLOOKING
rooms Of ths present Protectory. AS soon as
this building Is completed, three others, each
4OAlSl feet, are TO be commenced. II Is also the
intention Of tho managers To erect large
boot anu sIoe factory, steam saw mill a
sash and blind shop, and c .binet factory rs
soon rs the other buildings are cOmpleted. A
turnpike road IS to be built from Youngsyille to
Morsston. passing through the grounds " the
PrOtcctory; and II a sito can be obtained u
men are now employed, all under the charge OF
Brother Elpine OF the Westchester ProtectOTy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-02
"Is TINS MY DEAR MoTnERg"
How Ono Of the Eddy Mntcrialixers was
Brought TO Grief

Mrs. Huntoon, the person caught person
nting a spirit Is sister Of william Eddy, tho
famous msterlalizinsD medium, formerly OF
Chittenden, VI, hut now Of Ancord, n. l.. where
he Is practising hls profession with eminent sue
cess. Having dissolved partnership with his
brother Horaiio, the Latter, in con junction with
Mrs. HuntOOn, hos been carrying on businessiat
the old stand, mBking occasional sorties into he
country roundabout, ana turning up at last IN
Webster. Mnss., whore Mrs. Huntoon has como
To grief IN the manner described by our CORE
BpOndent below.
At about half past seven O'Clock the circle
wai arranged, tho lights were turned low, and
the inyi -iDls soon manifested their presen Q, at
hrst family anu with interruption, but as " con-
uittOns' improved by some re- arrangement Of
me parties present, there was marked change
IN the degree Of their power md daring At
length the curtain was thrown out at one side,
hnd some Of us could sc a low, bending lRuIe,
WIN apparently hl.ht-capped head, seeki Y
Iecogniuon II vas. however, shy Of ibs light,
wnich ~ was found necessary 10 diminish con
bderaply' HANDS Were now Presented at the
Urliico In The curtain, faces appeared behind H.
and at leLgth an old LADY, protesting to DO tue
mother OF Mfa. Funf, Cesl ed recognition Mrs
Flint approached the cultaiu, when the dele .te'
nutteTDg hand Of thu spirit could bo seen
IN eager effort to grasp her daughters
hand, which Of course continued ty IT.
earthly magnetism 10 ropel the ethereal
form, causing 10 to dance before her, but
10 elude tho grasp it professed to seek. VIA
rte question, " Is this my dear mother" to
when was replied In hoarse and broken v Iis
per. Yes, Ru your mother MIs, h. succeed
ed IN arrestnR tho attention OF the supposed
spirit, ana at That instant sez5d and held tho
piuNcTsd hand. Instantly Lawyer Wood turned
on TIVE gas which had been left burning for that
purpose revealing to ne audience Mrs. Hun
tOon secure In tho hands Of the captOr. but en-
doeyorinI TO SINK upon the floor. HOth MI.
PAWS ana Nr. ant r"shed T. the rescue. Mr..
Fiut raised her ana succeeded Ia ssttlng her on
he feet, tut while he was sun ondoayoring 10
support hor, and IA the face OF the entrs
audience IN ne full liglt OF The gas, she thr W
"lhere, you've broke botu my arms T. aud fell
ResIly PROSTATE upon tue foor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-02
MlnnIt0. MaIts.


IyFIY.-Aecnts lively and send 10 cents for sam
~ pe or cali. ~ Park row, room ".
DAiNTERS. Wanted, two ave Young men 70 plain
paint low wages and steady inside work Address
PAINTER sun uptown Office 3lst at, and Broadway.
SILvERsnITHs.-En wanted.
- whiting Mtg Co.. Broidvay and attn st.
SuOEMAKERS wnrted- Steady men on custom
= work. COwARD's go Greenwch st.
SuOEMAKERs wanted Six men on mon's
- tom and shop CATERS. 1875 Bowcri.
SnOE sTORE.-A Saturday night salesman want
- ed. Apply at bl5 Sth av
SnOEMAkBRs wanted, fun team ~ Thomas
SuOR FILTER and girl to learn. 90 Warren st.
V'AIIOnt on coats and vests also Eir to nnsh
V,O TAII.VRs. Wanted. coat makers at bes sd
VAiLORs wsn'ed nrstclsss coat, pants, and vest
IL hands 4l0 80 av.
baking japsns. Address JAPAN. boz 100. sun once
WANTED-An experienced book deverer for
steady wSrs pr n be soeer nd1srioUs and
apply Address A. D.. box 1873 Sun once.
WANTED-so glass cutter, those accustomed to
ksESiXR eUSiSSSG n .p glassware. G isc and
WANTEDA good tin roctsTi come prepared %
N j. take tram foSt P 81 chambers 81 '"s'"OO'
WANTED-A fireman who thoroughly understand
v nring with waste none Others need apply to GEO
W. READ CO.. cor. Lewis and 9th sts.. East River.
WANTED-A Rentlcmany young man who under.
w stands bartendlng Address H., 1.23s Broadway,
hhung csc references, and salary expected.
Hsh' shoe no% dSaa .@s "Ps e . T s s,s
West 2vth stI blacksmith preferred -
NNANTED-A canvasser for printing aud stationery
W. k, box ia. sun once.
WANTED-Peddlers and canvasscrs for the cen.
w tcnuiai patent picture aid given election ~
Nassau AZ.
w ANTED-A good eiectropater, one accustomed
w toathe furnishing at b. SCOTS, IS West 10Th st.
WANTED Good tailor. Tor boys coats and over.
w coats. A. COHEN CO., 2dg Canal st.
w ANTED- Canyassers for new spring bed. Call
w between 0and L. 7. II. COOKE CO., 20 Bowery.
NVANTEDA strong boy, willing to work In a
w butcher shop Apply at COZ Madison ~
NNANTFD-Two bras nnshcrs. at WI. s. CARR
w CO.'S. 13dth st. and Sd av. Mott Haven.
| NNANIED-An experienced trimming cutter for
w cloaAs SAC Broadway. Am. Suit Mtg Co.
| NNANTED-A youn, man TO open oysters none
w but good opener need apply. 40 9th av
| NNANTED-Ina grocery store. man who unoer.
| w STANDS the business. 10 Fulton at.
| XNANTED-A tipmsn to go In the country. Apply
| w TO HENRY TAPP. Peek slip.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-02
9,rsoall Aotcct
atnlst1

hTlftCIA l. teeth 50 gIaltY Rubber sets from
and suaraLteed to give s.tisft ..,, N''eu'
j. L. Lr' NEEDY SO Boud ST.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-02
Two Women Fighting n Duel.

From Deacon Rchard Smiths CiR-Thah Gazette.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 29.-There was an
extraordinary duel between two negro women
this morning Ia Louisville. Annie simmons
and Mary B1ules having quarrelled, resolved TO
nsht a duel with knives. They met by agree
mcnt In front OF a Baptist church, at night, no
witnesses being present, and there fought fierce
Is for half AN hour. Iiaules was stabbed and
gashed horribly in six different places, her right
eye being cut out. simmons was only slightly
hurt and has been arrested. The cause Of the
trouble Is not known.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-02
LlOR NORwALK DIRECT,

Connecting with Danbury Norwalx and New Haven
Railroads py steamer AMERlCUs, daiy SUNDAYS
excepted from JEWELS docK Brooklyn, 23O +. NJ;
Pier 81. East river, 2;i5 7. NJ and foot OF 1871 st. Ea,
river, ats Z. NJ. Fare 80 cents Excursion tickets %
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-02
STEAMBOATS, ano Railrulo,.

A LBASY. AM, TROY, BY DAY boats
81 Pier atsio and ST at $50 A. NJ. Landing At New
burgn and Poughkeepse only. Connections at Albany
with new train ut r NJ for tde West. New YORK
Central, arriving at Buffalo 70, Suspension Bridge $780,
and Niagara Falls at $40 the following morning. Con
tlnuous trains on Lake Shore and Canada Southern
roads: ToNewburgh or Poushkeepsie and return same
day at excursion rates
PEOPLES LINE steamboats, for Albany.
~ SARATOGA, and the West leave daily (SundaYs
cepted) at L. NJ. Pier Al. H., foot OF Canal 4.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-02
tublit Nuttrs.
pROCLAMATION By THE MAYOR.

MAYORS OFFICE. NEW YORK, Nov. |, 1870.
one hundred dollars reward "a hereby offered to any
person who shall cause the conviction Of any
other person for illegal voting, by reason Of having
falsely registered his vote under false pcrsnuatiOni
of having gwen false residence; OF registering
himself or causing himself To be registered IN
than one dstrct or of having reg stored himself when
he was not citizen. or not entitled TO vote because OF
nonrcsidence OF deficient term OF residence Of
having committed perjury respect TO act Of reg
istraon or Tor the arrest OF any other person who
may commit perjury In respect to the right Of voting
who shall have ftludulenty tempered with any
isiry lists generally committed any offence against
Registration Statutes OF this state or who
may commit any offence against any Of the election
laws Of this STATE.
said arrest conviction to be had and obtained
der and BY virtue OF the state laws. ami evidenced by
me nrODer certificate OF tho District ATTORNEY 81 the
county WIN. n. WlCKHAM, Mayor. .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-02
Sa6lmos Banhs.

i and shaY. open daily from lQA VI. 10 +. Nj
MONDAY and saturday from 20 f. VI. Interest begins
nrst of every mouth, }, r.. CHAMBERLAIN. Pres.
CHAs T.. M Ar. Sec.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-02
pENNsYLyANIA MAIi.H0A,p.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New York. via Desbrosses and Cortlandt
streets ferries Ms follows:
Express Tor Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West ana south
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, $3.50 A. NJ and
$50 T. VI. sunday. and $3.50 L. VI.
For NiliamspOrt Lock Haven, Cory. and Erie a. $40
ana $3.50 4. NJ, connecting at CORY Tor 1itusyllle
Petroleum Centre, ana the OF Regions.
For Baltimore. Washington, anu the SOuth, Limited
Washington Express Of Pullman Parlor cars daily,
except Sunday. $50 4. Nj arrive Washington ii)5
sunday, sos ana . Z. VI
Express Tor Pniaaelpha. 7:3o. $40, $50 A. NJ $780,
2;iO 3.4, 5, o. T. $50 . T.. NJ and 12 night Accommo-
dAtion 7 A. NJ. ana $40 NJ SUNDAY, = A. Nj, 3. q,
4. $3.50. and l.. NJ. Emgrant and second class.
7P.M.
For Centennial Depot ut $50 $50 1880, s. $40 0:sD
A. NJ. 1880 8, and T.. NJ. On SUNDAY. \ A. NJ. he.
turning. leave Centennial Depot at 7l5. Sl5, 1850
A. NJ. l, 1915. g. $3.50, 4i5, $3.50 o. $50 and 7O5 + NJ.
Oh sunday. 7s0 A. NJ. and =. NJ.
For trains TO Newark, Elizabeth RAILWAY, Princeton
Trenton. Perth AmOoy, Pennington, Belydere ana
other ooints see Local schedules A. all Ticket ofnces
and 1922 N. daily 1910 NJ. aud $50 T.. N. daily
6sso. e4o A. NJ, $40 BIO and fo.so +. NJ. sunday.
$50. p;40 A, N. From Philadelphia sos. 500. $50
p40 1910. ll:20 1850 A. NJ, 2l0 $3.50. 4l0 $40 GAO
$50. 73S 7iO. sac. and 1920 Y. NJ sunday. sos.
d:20 $50 0iO 1910 1850 A. NJ $50 and 1920 z. NJ
. Ticket Oficcs. $50 and p44 Broadway, No. Aston
House, and foot Of Desbrosses and Cortlandt sts
No. Court a.. Brooklyn Iii. ll6 and ll8 hudson
iiobeken Depot Jersey City. Emgrant Ticket once,
FRANK THOMSON ID. NJ. BOYD. Jr,
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-02
saatgl,,tn.

EOR SALE-B Back. gtarei lathc 2l inch swing ,6
u Inches ever carriage, ie't inches between n,
Mes foml gund res ~ y Cd 80 new eau be sean -
voc Times building, Al Park row. w wv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-02
lru Sooos.

II EEP'S patent partly dress shirts, the very
IN best d for o. can be finished az easily hemming
Handkerchief. 57i Broadway and 02l Area ST., Phi'
adelphla.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-02
1lusitaI snstrum,nts.


FEW secondhand Weber pianos at very great bar.
N gains some OF them used but very short time by
our best musicians anu really almost as good as new
WEBER WAREROOMS 9th ay. and 18Th 81.
A LADY will sell carved rosewood 7-octavc piano.
N forte. $50 stool. 2l6 East son IT., 81 sv.
DARtAINS.-PiAnos o.octave, $40 900 800 4.
ID octave oyerstrung $40; Weber, carved legs ti75
rents, a 6stoD organ $50.
IlEAI IIEtI rosewood pianOf0rtc, $40 %
ID monthly instalments bargain
j. RIDDLE, i3l WaNerley place, near Broadway.
EHICkEHING. steinway, Weber aud other arst.
class new and second hand pianos for sale rent,
and relt applied 20 urchalc.
PONDS Music store, 6i7 Broadway
GREAT REDUCTION. 100 pianos and organs.
VI on installments and to rent 81 aud upward Stein
way, Chickering and Others
S. X. BALL & co. 10 East llth st.
I ADX viii sell less than 5000 Chickering piano
IL forte; cost 300. % East Sd ST. near "a sy.
MAGNIFICENT 7.octayc rosewood pianofortc,
WI latest Improvement as; rare chance seen at
GORDONA 1877 BeccKer st.
DEMOyAI..- WATERS 4 SONS, 4sI Broadway
~ nave removed their plano and organ warcrooms TO
NO 40 Eaht liza st Union square, where they pre-
pared TO sell pianos ana Of rst-Clas makers
cash or on install mcnis to let prices SUIT
times. SecOndha instruments At great bargains
HORACE WATERS SONS
~ East IAN ST.. Union square
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-28
LEGISLATIVE.

IL the Virginia State Senate, yesterday,
bill was preseute and referred for protecting
the States interest in the A. NJ. and y. Il. h.
Bills were passed authorizing the election OF
States Attorney in Priocc William county;
Incorporating the Surry railroad, and protect
iug deer 10 Wise county.
A resolution was adopted paying the expen
ses of Gov. Lelcher's sickness; and bill for
the reiei of j. /. Burks, OF Amherst, Was
passed.
IL was agreed to elect Judge of Nelson
county to-day
The bill fixing the pay of members Of the
General Assembly, was debated, and 1855, in
stead of $40, and 5000 for the Speaker Of
the House and President OF the Senate, ses.
sion, fixed on as the amount
III the House the Senate amendments pre-
scribiog the powers duties, &c, OF county
officers, were agreed to.
1t was resolved that the case Of Judge Az lett
Nicol be laid over till the next term, and that
the committee Investigating 1t be discharged.
A motion, offered by Gov. Smith, for APP,
pointing joint committee to make Inquiries
duriug the recess into the whole matter ol gov
erument expenses, was laid 90 the table.
The bill Incorporating Gruody, 10 Buchanan
county, was passed
A ioint resolution authorizing the Governor
to furnish 10 The National Centennial shield
bearing the Coat OF Arms, was ordered to its
eugrossmcnt.
Bills amending the Code in regard to records
of the Court of Appeals, aud 10 relation to
punishment tor uulawfully dealing 10 pig iron;
protecting deer, Incorporating the Nrwbern
Benevolent Society of Pulaski; incorporating
the Valley Cemetery Company, and repealiug
the charter of the Southern Association tor the
benefit OF the widows aud orphans Of the South,
were Lassed