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Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers.
TRUSTEES, SALE or VERY VALUABLE IN.
kk0yED Bal EsTATE, edTuATkp on q
ssTTh55ETs WnsT 0S1sIsTIhG OF A ToUR-

6I6BBT NOBTh, boTWk4H 1TH AND 6IH
ssTTh h5E WnsT, 0SSsIsTIhG OF A ToUR-
By virtue Of Q deed of trust to us, dated April -
mn, 4 ID. ISIS, and recorded i9 !fbsr 30, 5is, Gss
folia ~, one Of the land records for the Dis
rict Of ooumbia, and Ct the request Of the parties
secured thereby, shall sell 1t public auction, in
from. q the prsnises. FaLDAY Jaly a. AD. ls1s,
tate situate In the city Of WsshiDgton, DO, to
Wit: Being the middle portion OF lot No. two, z.
IN square No. four hundred and twenty nine, f459,l
cOmmsneins st . Doint twenty feet from tbs east
corner Of aid lot and running thence west twenty
feet on the line Of street northwest theaoe wiz
said width Of twenty fest front to the rear OF the
same, together with the improvements thereon, con-
sis,ing Of . three story and basement brick dwell
Ing.
The amount Of indebtedness secured by the deed Of
trust unpaid, and the expense Of sale IN cash, and
the balsncs In and ~ months, for which the
The purchaser, bearing interest from the day of
SALE and secured By deed Of trust on the property
cold, shaIl Be taken: a deposit Of ese shsu be
required OF the purchaser ct the time OF sale, sud
al ccnveysneirG shall BE- % the expense Of the
With In one week from day OF sale the trustees
serve the rfeht 70 resell the property g the rsk ana
gg;w. poMEMAH,} Trustees.
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THOMAs DOWLlNG, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOTS ON Sd STREET
WHsT. BETWEEN o AND STREETS

TRUSTEES, SALE OF LOTS ON Sd STREET
WRIST. BETWEEN o AND sTREETs
NORTH, AT PUBLIC AUUTIOE.
By VIRUS OF deed OF trust recorded amo7g Ia
the land records for the District OF Columbia, ia l
in Lfber 30 7(0, folio 139, will sell, at pub -
lie auction. IN front Of the premises, on sATUR-
DAY the 22d II Jnly, 1876, 1T a. O'Clock .. m.
Lots Nos 50, 81. IS aud So, lie the subdivision II
original lots Nos: IL and Is, in Square No 6ss as
recorded In the Office of the Surveyor OF the CITY OF
Wsshineton IN Liber III ID. c., folio "a.
Ssid OF No IS has Q front Of l6 feet inches by
depth OF IS feet to an alley feet wide
depth Of 90 feet.
seid Lot No. IS has front of Is feet inches by
depth Of III feet
Said Los No. IS has front Of 70 feet inches aud
IL described ss Iollows:-Commencing on 81 street
west at the dividing lire between said lots IS and
b4 and running thence north along the line # said
Sd street feet IL Chess thence III feet thence
south Is feet IDobfs; Themes west q feet thence
North foot inches thence east % feet TO the point
OF begibnirg. Each lot ia Improved By q coed
FTsme Dwelling
Terms of sale: Onetkird cash; balance in equal
ins 'aments at and IL months; the purchaser to
give his notes for the deferred payments besri az
interest at the rate OF per cent per snnum and
cured BY q deed OF trust on the property. 100 on
each lot wien sold. Conveysncing at cost Of pur-
chaser.
EAATIHkEI u . GARUsI, JR.,} Trustees.
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DRY GOODS.

OwIsG TO THE DEPRESSION OF TEE
MONEY MARkET, n. WILLIAM WILL
ALLOW A DEDUCTION OF TWENTY PEE
CkhT. ON HIS LAR0E AND HANDSOME
ASSORTMENT OF GOODS, MOSTLY OF HIS
OWN IMPORTATION, comprising in mart:
Childrens Dresses, Work Baskets,
Ladies, suits, VAL and swiss Bovr
Nhite basQues, Real Lace Ends for Ties,
Linen Suits, Ca,hmere Ties
Percale Suits, Crepe de Chine Tfea.
Lawn Wrappcr, Melted Ties, In all colors,
Pefcale WrAppers, Guip. Thread &Val Lace,
FRAMED d W ak Skirts, Pointe Duchesse Barbs,
Large a5st IN terGarmts, Val Duchesse Hdkfs.
Pom pedour skirts, Duchess PsrasoI Cover,
=. u. r, Corset, Thread Guipure CaDes,
1ane OF ever description, Cashmere Net,
Chatelaine Belts, Cashmere Laces,
Bangles, Sashes In all colore,
Nfnatfrettes, Ribbons in ell colors,
Necklaces, Centennial Sash Ribbons,
Real Garnet yewelry, frinGes in all styles,
Colored yewelrJ, Real French Hair Braids,
yet& TortoiseS he'll Combs. Jewell Gases,
Ivory and Coral Combs, Pocket Books,
Fun assortment OF French Flowers, &c &c. film
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4 Asst CHANCE.

i Asst CHANCE.
One case White Victoria Lawn. $40 Yards ss ~
cents worth 81, In short lengths posiiiy civ the
last we shsll have this season.
DO White Fetspreads, st 81 and 81 50, reduced
from al 50 and 81.
Is pieces v ate Mating, at Is aud 30 cents, re-
cnced from 81 and 81 cents.
90 piece- CClcred Lawns, at III cents.
Psrasnls rsd-csc g per cent.
Mesquite Netting In pieces and csnopies, ready
FOR Use, from IS 80 20 $50.
Floor o lcloi ~, sil widths. - -
Our entire stock u Dress Goods 20 be sold without
frsnf Ls-iis's cut paper PATTERNS.
GEO. ,. yOHNBON Z co.
teH-eo III MARKET Space.
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Il and POLITICAL R0RTRAITs, % order bY
jee-eo$m ~ Duane sgxeet, HeW York.
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NEw STYLES SMALL CHECK CRgTr0NIS,
IN NAVY BIce. Black and Brown, Only $50. Q ysrd
NJ the chez pest store In the city. CONHOLLT0,
sos sth At, opposite Patent Once. isU.0
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A WIFE WRoNGED-A Fditkless Husband
Etopesne,u Aver q Wees Forgiveness. -Chas.
hyatt, cutter, formerly worked In the
clothing establishment OF Samuel Clark, on
Newark avenue, Jersey City. He has a
neat and tasty woman for a wife, 20 whom
he has been married for six or seven years.
Oflate his affections have been weaned from
home and some months ago he took mp Quar-
tiers with Boston woman named Mary Ds-
Wis. Mrs. Hyatt made complaint against
him before Justice Leonard, and her hus-
band was taken into custody. He was una
bic 10 get bail, and on his knees begged to be
forgiven and released. He promised to absu-
don Davis and return to his home. His wife
relented, and he was discharged from Gus
tody. He sent Davis back 10 her home, and
returned, as he promised, 10 his wife. He
pretended TO feel affectionately toward his
wife, and, as an earnest OF his restored love,
took her last Sunday 10 Rockaway Beach.
Wednesday morning, Miss Davis made her
appearance again I'm the city and stopped at
the house OF q sister. The next day Mr.,
Hyatt did not return to his home, and in-
Quiries resulted in the discovery that Miss
Davis had left suddenly also. They left an
unsettled board bill behind them, and Mrs.
Deant TO whom the debt is due, has levied on
their trunks, which are now In charge OF
Constable Love. The charges against him
were renewed before Justice Leonard, and
charges were also made against Mary Davis,
but no trace OF any OF the parties has been
found. Mrs. Hyatt is very much chagriDed
over the developments, and will prosecute
her husband 10 the bitter end.
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SAvED BY A CANARY.-The dwelling
house OF George BocKius, OF Little Britain,
Pa, narrowly escaped destruction by fire on
Wednesday night week. During the night
Mrs. Bockius was awakened by loud and
peculiar screams from her canary bird, which
hung in its cage in the kitchen. Accusing
Mr.. Bockius, they listened for a few minutes,
when q noise was heard as of the fall OF the
cage to the door, and MI. B0ckius FASTENED
down stairs. On arriving at the kitchen he
found the room on fire, the flames having
spread around the ceiling and burned or the
string that secured the bird cage. By the
In eubduing the flames. The origin OF the
fire is unknown, but IL is supposed TO have
originated from lingering spark from the
previous days ironing fire, lodged some
able clothing was DESTROYED.
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NEW DEPARTURE.
CLL9 YTL WhsBiNGT0E, PHILADELPHIA,

NEW DkPARTURE.
CLYpKs wAsBINGTON. PHILADELPHIA.
B2sTos AND PR0VfDEs6E STEAMSHIP
The steamers Of the above line will leave PhIlsdel
Rhis every SATU RDAY, at IL m for
SSSisnfs01 %hs ssffn sTsPs S
Sa,ds,sii:; through bin. Of isdios Issued g and
delivery q and 1t naoa street Jet
No. ~ F. y Tn S6Tss Rohl.ae GS
jeH TT Agents for washington, foot Eth st. s.w.
Fohs s $780, shxp. 9. .H ~: !. .A -
sTsry sSsb4&& SWEDsnsp Jay ?. ',s 10y
saS ,:... soI 81 ESE
~ and Te ss:t.r ss M Fare o. round TIP
ss.msf J fStSHA TA6mPsoH Is.ro.
wharf, tsos e SIN street, :veIy IGiS6xT, z.
ssery FKIpAY att g. m, for Ooan River. Stopping
For information apply q. the ONCE Of the Com
opposite S.1 tbs Treasury. or to the Agent E. the
CLyDE'g HEW KXPRRss LINE bst.een
- PHILADILPBIA,M WASHING. e.6NA
ae 70 s sas nvEsS
~ n. Leave Georgesny1' DO: livery i5 NON;
N. Throhsh bills Of iadins given a1 Tor BossoS
and Providence. Consignees wishing their goods
landed at Georgetown. will order them marked "yfs
GEORGETOWN" q. II. HYDE, 90 Water St, George.
town, ID. @. VIM. p. CLYDE co., ~ 8.
CsRA 4 D III.
NOTICE.
VIE Vas view OF diminishing tbs chances Of col
ftsion, tns Cleaners OF this Line taks o specifics
course Tor ell seasons Of the year.
YSIl @ Boston, sios.iPS ssraisa Of o At q lat. o.
On the homewsrd passage, srossine TIE Meridian
IFS st a Lat. or nothing to the north Of q.
TILE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAp
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
S6TWEEN NEW YORK AND L(HAA-
POOL, CALLING AZ CORK HARBOR,
.R5.s N.Y. fo g1i, IRON nv YORK PIX, !.
yuly 3e Algeria Wed, Aug 80
Bothnls.....Wed. Aug. . Bothnia.- Wed, Sept.
Abyssinia-- W Sd, Aug. sAbyssinia Wed, Sept Is
AID every foll9wina saDHHeDAI and sATUs'
Steamers narksS 10 not carry stssrags Dasssn.
RAYHs OF PAssAsI.-Oabtn, eE. elos and eIR.
gold, according 70 eceoum otation Ttckets 20 Paris
Us, gold, additional. Return tickets on fsyorabls
stesrags tioksts 70 and iron al DsYtz Of Huroys
VERY Low rates. Through bills Of iAdins given for
Belfast, Glasgow, Havre, Antwerp and other ports
on the Continent, and for Msdfterranean porta For
freight and passage apply st the Com panyt once,
RGTp S5'sn g GSss osSss'f ns rpd Ss s
hS;s-T OHAs. q. TRxEGKEYH. issas.
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AUCTION SALES.
.AOkROW ".
THOMAS DowLINa. Aaetionecr.


SALE OF HAY SCALE AT AUCTION.
ESGINERRs OFFICE, DISTRICT OF CoLuxBIA,l
WARRINGTON, June Soth, lsz6
WEDNkspAf, July 18th, 1876, I shall g
elusive right and privilege Of using the DIS 49,
trict Scales until the 18th day Of July ls, the
purpose OF Weighing hay, straw fodder oats in the
strsw and live stock, 1T the following place:
NO. j. Situated es corner OF 10th street and Louis
lana avenue northwest, at O'Clock.
81 TIE PURCHASER HAvIaG FAILED TO
comply with terms of sale. will sell the above
Scale & ~ O'Clock WEDNESDAY, July 18th,
h. L. HOxIK, Lieut.. Engiueer,. 8 A..
UWtd Engineer of ID. O.
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lyI.ir No. 700 Market Space nsar TN street.
&PECIAL BARGAINS IN
DRY GOODS.
SELLING OFF, SELLING OFF
Our entire stock at greatly reduced prices. Many
O. less thar OF imp )rtsou IL order Gloss ont
the entire Sc possible IN the next sixty
days
FOX CASH ONLY
We nsme few spectslties:-2,eOO yards Lace aud
Iepe s1iEe " site Victoria nusiins NJ lSc.; worth
SIS. SO yards W ht!e y6conet Csnbrics at I21Sc,
stghflJ sotif former price S1zc Pain. Plaid and
suIped BiaCs Grenadines, Black Dress SIlEs, Black
nohsirs al A gacA-, 81 pieces hAudsJme WOFstei
Dress Goods from 1917 & Exc all very cheap; with
fuH siotk Of Domestic staple Goods, 81 at down
prices.
j. W. COLLEY,
ieso-tr sol Ger. 3th street and Market spaos
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Z HohAs BOWLING AociiOneeT.
EtksA6STo 6 k3s.E WOO px SAsn ~ ogrsyx
mANTEL MiRRoBs. sIYERsL fine oil
PAINTINGS, WALNUT MARBLE TOP GEN
TBE, IABL1ss FOLDING AND Etss
ssHiAIIRs, THRsE ELEsANT PAsLos
CANT WALNUT MARBLE ToP OB.msnR
SETS. sUPEkloR HAIR MATTRASsFs
MtkE sPRING UNDERBEpS, FEATHER
RiLho01MSsSs ANp BoLsTERs. WINDOW
PLY AND INGRAIE OARPITS, BRUssGLs
Stale 0ABPrTS, OIL CSpTHs, SUPERIOR
WALNUT EXTENSION DINING TABLE
MALNgT DINING oHhIi ). wALNUr MAX,
BE IOP sipEBoABD; WALNUT OFFICE
DICK, OHlHA AND GLAsSWtRE. KIT
CHkN REQUISITES. &c Ar AUCTION.
On MONDAY, July IL, 1876, comnenc--z
ing at o O'Clock: at the residence of a LADY -
6eclining housekeeping, No. 1Tls BWTSH
street, between 18th and 18th streets northwest 4
shall sell the above superior collection of house.
hold furniture.
Terms cash. House fer rent
IyD-d THOs. BOWLING, Auctionesr
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DRY GOODS.

John T. MITCHELL,
93I PEENsYLvANlA AvEsUE.
We have carefully gone over our stock and re-
cuced prices 10 tn lowest figures 20 close out our
remaining stock CT
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS.
Eotsi;hs;ansfug the very low prices ruling dur
tus the past we have made our prices still
Igwer, " C.ose.
ALL MADE Up GOODS,
ALL UNDERwEAR,
ALL DRESs FABRICS
ere lower han ever before, and In quality that can
not be surpassed.
From and after MONDAY, July 10, We close our
Store at Elk O'Clock D. m Jyl0tr
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DRY GOODS AT COST
VI. TOwsON d Co,
10 MAKE Room FOR FALL GOODS.
so pieces sEW LAWNS, Ioc.
so pieces ysrd- vide VICTORIA LAWNS, ct Exc
90 pieces DOTTED SWISS MUSLIN, I2,ic.
90 pieces "a q wide PERCALE, lOc.
60 pieces STRIPE N aINsOoKE, at I2Isc
so pieces STRIPE LINENS, loo.
so rolls MATING, ct II, Is, %: very nest for &c
Yard wide COTTON GOODS, a. wansuita, loc.
TOWELS, S1iled,I s and 10 cents.
GAUZE SHIFTS, 81 and 50c
Mrs. Moody's Patent Self adjusting ABDOMI-
EAL and BACK sUPPoRrING Uo8sEr for 81.
COME EARLY TO SECURE BARGAINS.
wSOH'S,
$40 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Us-eotr soUTH SIDE.
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

GENTLEMEN'S HATS.
White Beaver and Pearl Cashmere Il IS, Macki-
nav STRAW, Black and Blue b snds, Brown Veuti-
lated sTRhM new stylesJ TwilIed Silk Paragon
Frame UMBRELLAS, IS
STINEMETZ. Halter,
teA-h 1887 Pa. ave-, next to cor. 18th st
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AUCTION SALES.
nUECAHsON BROS. Auctio.eeu.

a.; {; PABLoR SUITES. oHAMBks sErrs,
B.psThAp, bUEkAUs, WASHsrANps,
hpRoBfs. BEfRIGEBAT0Bs, DEsKs,
1927 TABLES, HAIR AN0 0rHER
hAITRAssEs, CHRoAOs, COCOA MATING,
keohTThsi GIdLksY, SOW WINDOW, &e.'
% THURSDAY MORNING, July I5th,n
CoHmebcirF ~ 10 O'Clock, g viii sell within VI
Household furniture. I"
ALSO,
one eecond hand Piano, 10 PAY storage ana
Sns,ees. DUhCANsON BIOS,
V1id sUrtioresrs
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BRODHEAD d 90,

BRANCH STORE,
i2O5 street. bet. 18th and 18th streets.
BRODHEAD q co,
tee-6 s3s Pa. ave.. bet 9Th acd 10th sfs.
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s0HUETzEs VTRETS.

ON FRIDAY. July the 18th. at S D. m /. the FL
loving bO0THs, STAMPS, ae.. viii be sold at the
eehuetzen Park tc the highest bidder for the elev
enth grand Festival OF tho above Assooistiso to be
heio ynly IL 70 August 9th inclusive, viz:
Wine Bar aud Restaurant,
shooting Stands,
Bafie Strands,
1Waeon Yard,
fConfectiopery Stands,
4ewinas,
Caroueell.
Terms made known at the time Of sale.
The Board OF Directors.
n. L. BLoUr, Secretary.
jyuS WASH. B. VILLA Ms Auct
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II ARE AIMS.
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WE MUST SELL CHEAP!

AWEs. LAWNS, LAWNS, LAwNs-Nev
IL stock. al Colors and styles, Just ived at the
cheapest store in the city. CONNOLLY's,
JsH-u COS 9th st., ppostte Patent Once.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-01

BREAKING HoRsEs. - The great at
traction Just now is at the railroad cat
tie corral. where three vacqueros are
engaged tn breaking wild horses be-
longing to Col. Hardin and others.
The vecaueros lassoe the wild animals,
invanbly throwing them fat on the
gronud, in which position they are
btdled aud blindfolded, and then per
naS,ted to get up. A saddle is then
placed on the trembling steed's back
and cinched tight, after which one of
the vacqueros mounts the animal The
blind Is then removed; the horse stands
still moment, and then jumps stiff
legged, and pluuges ahead in the vain
endeavor to dismount his rider, who
retains bis position, aud squirting the
infuriated epast i~aus him until he is
completely exhausted. after which the
saddle is removed and the animal set
at liberty. The vacqueros are splen lid
riders. and. as far as we have heard,
have not been thrown hy aay of the
horses.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-01

DEAD. We have just received the
news cf the death of MURRAY Brewer,
which occurred at the residence of his
broihe<, III Flat county, Michigan, 0cto-
Der 18th. Charley" Brewer, AS he was
called here, was we'll and favoroably
kDow3 an this section, where he re.
sided since 1860 until last summer,
when he lett Nevada for his old home
in Michigan.
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NOTICE.
RYE PKToH CONSOLIDATED MILL AND MINING
COMPANY

RYE PATH CONSOLIDATED MILL AND MINING
COMPANY.
Il GCATION of principal place of busiuess,
II <San francisco, California. J ocati of
works, Echo District, Humboldt county,
state Of Nevada.
NOTICE is hereby given. that at meeting
of the Board of Directors, Ii Id on the 18th day
of November, 1876, an assessment mo 81 Of
Fifty Cents per share was levied upon the cap.
Ital stock OF tie corpJration, payable imme-
aiattly in United States gold coin. to the sec
retary, al the office of the company, Rooms 3
and 4, No. 400 California street San Francisco,
California
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall iemein unpaid on the 10Th day of Decem-
Der, 1876, will be delinquent. and advertised
for sale at public auction; and unless pay
ment - made before viii be sold On Tues
day. the 9th day of January, 1877. TO pay
the delinquent assessment, together with
costs Of advertising and expenses of sale. BY
order Of the Board of Directors
ID. i. VERDENAL, Secretary.
OFFIcE-Eooms 3 and 4. No, 409 California
street, san Francisco, California.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-01

CHINESE KILLED. - Frank Muller,
who has been 20 Wadsworth for the
last three or four days and returned
this morning, informs as that the
Chinese had row in that village last
night, which resulted in the instant
killing ef one and the fatal wounding
of another Celestial. Our informant
learned that the Chinaman who was
killed went to tAe others house and ia
vited him 10 go with him and gamble,
The invitation was accepted, and when
they reached the door of the gambling
house one turned upon the other aud
shot him twice through the body, The
wounded man gratoed the other by the
cue and SHOT him through the head,
killing him instantly.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-01

YRE HCMBOLDT REELECTION
WORKS,

Yesterday we visited the HUMBOLDT
Reduction Works. The works are not
running at present, having closed down
some ti4ae since-After working the
ore from the Grand Prize mine at
Tuscarora. Some repairing has been
going on in and around the mall since
1t closed. Monday they will start
up again, running on custom rock
having received several lots Of ore from
different mines in the State. Two car
loads about tweety tons-of ore from
the Hornet milne, at Tuscarora, ar
rived ut the mill yesterday. Tie
Hornet adjoins the Grand Prize, aud
is said to be very rich, although the
ore looks inferior to that of the
Grand Prize. Two car loads of ore
from Costeg District; two of chloride
from Battle Mountain; one of assorted
ore FROM Mineral Hill, thought to be
exceedingly rch; and n small quantity
of ore from the Henrietta mine, at
Wagontown, are at the mill waiting to
be worked. All these ores will have
20 so through the furnaces.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-01

TUscARoRA DISTRICT L. w. Green
well. Superintendent of the Rye Patch
niue, who returned from u visit to
Iuscarora last evening. Informs US
that all the mines lii that district ca
which work is being carried on age
looking we'll, aud that he never saw IL
new district with sach hatteting pros
poets.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-01

TIE DANCE LAST NIGHr.-The dance
at Centennial Hall last night was u
very pleasant affair, though the num-
Der OF ladies present Was out of pro-
portion to the men. The ladies who
attend dances must be very particular
or the men very ungallant in not Las-
invited them.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-01

DELINQUENT TAXES. - The delin-
quent tax list for the Year 1876 is now
III the hands of the district Attorney
aud unless the taxes are paid to the
County Treasurer within twenty days
from this date suits viii be brought tor
their collection, See Official nouce in
another column.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-01

LEAVES TO-DAY W. II. Welch. for
long time Passenger Conductor on the
Humboldt Division and Agent at this
Station for over year, leaves to-day for
California. where be has been ap-
poined to another position by the CON-
pany, which he has SO long and faith
fully served.
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RAcEzs. Bud Doble's special car
passed here yesterday attached to the
regular express train, with Eve fast
horses aboard. The names Of the fy-
srs are. Goldsmith Maid. Sam Purdy,
Abe Edgington, Gen. Benton. and
Volney. They are being taken to San
Francisco to engage in some speed con-
tests, and win remain in California un-
til next May.
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HORNET ORE.-Two car loads of ore
from the Hornet mine ia Tuscarora
District arrived at the Humboldt Re-
d1ction Works yesterday. The Hornet
is said to be fully as rich Us the Grand
Prize, rs tons of ore from which re-
Gently worked here produced over
$25, 100.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-01

POSTAL COMMISSIONS. = The Postal
Commission, which has been taking
observations on this coast for the last
two weeks. passed here on special
train Wednesday evening, ON its return
to the East.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-01

SHOULDER HITTERs. Sim Mace, the
renowned pugilist. and Long Frank, ="
the celebrated sparrer, passed here
yesterday on their way to Virginia
City. where they will probably engage
In the milliRg" business. Maco ap.
pears to be getting rather unwieldly
for tho ring; but his companion +" Long
Frank" looks as springy as q grey
hound.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-01
SAN FxANcrsCo STOCK RnPoar.
THIS Mornings D~nr~;.

2S5 0phir A 445s
765 AeAioau BE-. 235z
800 Could &, Curry TX
GAO Best g. Belcher Al Az
l258 CalifoIni, 40 433s
$50 Savage 1917 IL
975 Con Va 4G$4 AZ b5
10 Choliar 72H "a
4S5 Crown Point 994
100 Hale G Norcross ~
42e yellow Jacket l5S4 IL
93s Imperial 2i0c "a
900 Alpha 81 =. 81
100 Belcher l3X
670 Sierra Nevada liz 10
$50 Bullion 81
40 Kxcheqnrr 1917 l3I
625 Justice 25H 1913
$50 Union III ~
$50 Buckeye
$50 lady Bryan Csc
80 Jnia 5s&
s410 Caledonia 1lH 11X
$40 Knickerbocker Soc
4l0 Globe 25c 20c
695 Btltinore 3 81
80 Silver Hill .
$50 New York 871ai
$50 Occidental )
80 D.yten 24
$50 Alta . 21la
$50 Woodviile II ~
300 Lady Washington q az
50 Andes 2
1915 Leviatlsan X ~
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-01
ARTESlAN WELLS.

TIME UNDERSIGNED BEGS LEAVE
n to inform the public that he is now
10 rink Art. sian Wells inany part of the state
on the shortest notice
All orders or communications On the SUBJ
Ject address 10 Cahoon Palmer Battle
Mountain, will receive prompt attention.
CARTOON Il PALMER.
Battle Mountain, October Q, 1876. If
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-01

LEOPARD BULLION - The Leopard
Company of Cornucopia Slipped west
last evening two bars of bullion valued
at $4,000.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-01

TRAIN LATE. - The Express train
from the west was two hours and q
half late to-day,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-01

EMGgANTs. Over two hund,d emf
grants passed here last night west
ward bound.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-12-01

DtsTRIcT CoURr. The District
Court has adjourned until Wednesday,
December 9th.