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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-23
SPED PROGRAMME.

FIRST DAY. MONDAY. OcToBERS lsT.
Decentralization 500; mile heats, s In 6
to harness; free for all horses raised OF
owned in this State Eastern Oregon
Idaho. Utah or California. east of the si.
ezra Nevada. First. $500; tecofd. S2oOi
third, $l00e
RUNNING D. Premium $780, fire. for all horses
raised or owned in this State. Four or
more tn fill, three or more to start Single
dash for one mile. First. s200; second
sl25; third, SIS.
SECOND DAY. TUESDAY. OCTOBER AND.
TRoTTINS-- Premium s4Oe; free for sill horses
raised or owned In Humboldt county.
First, 5000; second, $l25; third, SIS
RUNSIsa-Premium $500: free for all horses
raised or owned In this State, Eastern Or.
egoB, Idaho, Utah OF California, east OF
the Sierra Nevada. Mile heats. two in
three. First, $50: second, $50; third,
|. $40.
THIRD DAY. WEDNESDAY, oCToB r sd.
TRormFe-Premium $500; free for all untried
three year Odds in this State. kast-
ern Oregon, Idaho or Utah; mile heats.
two In three, TO harness. First, $500;
second, H1s; third, <75.
RUNNISo- Premium $500; free for all horses
raised or owned in this state, Eastern
Oregon, Idaho. Utah or California. east OF
the sierra Nevada: mile heats three In
FIVE. First, $3.50; second. s250s third.
500.
FOURTH DAY, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4TH.
RUNNING Premium 5000: free for all unit led
three-year Odds, or under four, raised or
owned in Humboldt county; half mile
heats, two In three. FIRST, 5000 second,
500; third. 800.
RUNNING Premium $500; free for all horses
raised or owned In this State, Eastern
aregon. Iaaho or California east offhe
Sierra Nevadas: single dash OF three
quarters OF g mile. tirst. S97S; second,
$3.50; third, SIS
TRoTrIaG Premium $780, free EOr all double
teams owned in this State owners to
drive; mile heats, three In Ave, 10 rood
$50
Entries. 10 the above race will close
September 2Sth. Horses contesting in
the above race to beowned and driven to-
gether for three months preceding the
day oEraee.
FIFTH DAY, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5TH.
RUNNING : Premium $3.50, free for all horses
raised or owned In Humboldt county;
single dash OF halfa mile. First, si25:
second, ss75; third, $50.
RUNNING y Premium SND free for all horses
raised or owned In Humboldt county;
single. DASH OF oae-quarter OF mile.
First, 500; second. $75; third, $25.
RUNNING = Premium 81 900: free for all horses
On the Coast two miles and repeat
First, 5000; second. $3.50: third, $50.
SIXTH DAY, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9Th.
AN Equestrian Tournament will take place on
the morning OF the Sixth day. Presents
to'ibe amount Of $3.50 will be presented
10 the contestants.
/ CONSOLATION RUSNI G-Premfum $780, free
for all horses that have not taken first or
second premiums during the Fair: mile
heats two In three, First, $500: second
$3.50; third, 800. fourth, 500.
GRAND SwEEPsrAKE RACE will take place
on the Sixth day
Also, A COMPLIMENTARY SPEED CoNrR,
Single dash of one mile: free for all
horses raised or owned In the State
Winning horse to receive thu winnemucoa
Plate and Gold Medal
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sion of his predecessor. dated February
25th, 1877. approving the survey made
10 1868, by the Deputy Surveyor, of
the Rancho Los Bollas. situated in the
county of Los Angeles, California. and
having carefully examined the testi-
mony presented at the hearing, is of
the opinion that the survey was cor
rectly made in accordance with decree
of confirmation, and that q patent
should be issued accordingly.
NTining Case Decided.
The Commissioner of the Mineral
Division has decided the case of @. III.
Seymour vs.. l.. W. Wood ct al, invol-
wing the title to the Woodville placer
mine near Nevada City. California,
holding that the location of the Wood
vile was not authorized by law, as the
same was embraced in the location Of
the Nebraska mine. A patent is de-
MED to Wood ct al. unless the applica-
tom shall consent to have Seymour's
name appear therein.
u. o. Troops Co be Withdrawn.
The Governors of West Virginia and
Maryland have notified the War De-
partment that the United States troops
are no longer needed. and they will be
Withdrawn.
Call for GreenbaslE state Conven-
tiom
WILLIAMsPoRT, Pa, 20.
The State Executive Committee of
the Independent Greenback party has
issued call for q convention here
September -.
A striker Discharged and Rear
rested.
,NEw YoRK, Aug. %.
Barney Donahue. the Hornellsvllle
striker. was released from Jail to-day.
his term of Imprisonment for con-
tempt having expired. He was imme-
diately arrested on "a charge of con-
spiracy, and left for Steuben county
with the Sheriff.
The Presidential Party - Greatest
Hand-shaking On Record.
CONCORD. N. H., Aug. 22.
The train with the Presidents party,
including Vice President Wheeler, was
heartily greeted as it came in from
Mortified. The President acknow-
lodged the salutes with uncovered
head. Mayor Hillsbnry rendered a
welcome to the company, who were
furnished with carriages. and rode
through the streets, which were hand
somely decorated and crowded with
people. After dinner the visitors held
reception in the rotunda of the State
House, where some ten thousand PEG.
pie shook hands with the President,
who. subsequently, after being intro.
duced by Governor Prescott, returned
thanks to the people of New Hamp
shire for the cordiality of their conduct
toward him. He spoke some time, and
was frequently interrupted by applause,
after which he introduced Postmaster
General Key. After q short speech
by ham, Vice President Wheeler and
Mr.. Evarts made few remarks. In
the evening the President held a re-
ception in the Opera House.
Pennsylvania Democratic Convsn.
tioa.
HARRISBURG. Pa, Aug. %.
The Democratic Convention met at
noon to day. Jacob Seegles was
chosen Temporary Chairman. After
recess the committee presented series
of resolutions. Amendments offered
were decided ont of order. and ths res.
olutions were adopted as a platform.
MOrsoass Condition.
FsDIANApoLIs. Aug. %.
Senator Merton's condition is uu-
changed.
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WAsHINoToN, Aug. 22

!. WARRINGTON, Aug. q.
The Secretary of the Interior. after
haviec. cousidAred the application for re-
consideration of his decision Of Nav
25iA.. 1917 refusing to ss:s aside deci-
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II. c. TANDY,
. n OTOc RAPHER.
Winnemucca.... ........ Nevada

THR PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY m.
n formed thai, having fitted up the build.
ing formerly occupied by r. NJ. wood,I am
prepared TO turn ont. on short notice, pic.
turesin ell the popular styles snd,sises, in
superior manner.
Iwill remain In wInnemueca bat Short
time. and feel confident that win satisfy ala
who may favor me with-their patronage.
wrssEnuccA. February 14th. 1877.
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES
Turks Attack Shipixa Pass-A se-
we're Conflict.

boNDoNs Aug. q.
Russian official dispatches of the
2lst say forty bsttslions under Salei
man Pasha renewed the attack this
morning on Shipks Pass, and were
again repulsed.' Eigbtiug continues al
though darkness has set ia. The enc
my advanced simultaneously from
Haftscha toward Selvi. Rife firing be
gan at noon at point occupied by our
advance guard The result is unknown
Russo ROuma alan Convention Con-
elud.d-kussiaas 20 flying Kus-
senti.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
Opening of Mississippi Canal at he
Okuk.


Okuk.
KEoKUK. Ia, Aug. %.
The Government canal around Des
Moines Rapids of the Mississippi river
here was formally opened at this place
to .day with suitable display and large
audience. The officer in charge ex-
presses himself entirely satisfied with
the workings of the machinery. These
rapids have been the greatest obstacles
to navigation in the river, and in low
water were almost impossible. The
cost of transportation of merchandise
and passengers around these by rail has
fallen on individuals, and will now be
saved. The amount thus saved win be
500, 900 annually.
Descriptions sma Cost OF the Work.
The canal ia 7e and 10-l00 miles
loug. and 300 feet wide. Entirely along
the Iowa shore from Keoknk to Nash
Vile the minimum depth is feet, the
fall is 1917 feets the earth embankment
il so to 80 feet wide at the bottom and
10 at the top. There are three locks
$50 feet loug and 80 feet wide. of cut
stone masonry which cost from $500, 900
to 1926. 900. The lower lock is at Keo-
kuk. The gates can be opened or
closed in a minute or less, and the lock
flied in about three minutes. so G
steamerrnay pass through in eight or
twelve minutes. The work was begun
in 1867 and has cost the Government
$4,155. 900. There is balance of
$100, 900 on hand, and it is estimated
that 100000 more will be necessary
to. finish improvements.
Senator Morton Ill.,.
RICHMOND. Ind. Aug. %. Top. m.
/ Senator. Morton passed au uneasy
night. suffering from constant pain in
the right side caused by imprudence in
eatIB2s and at o clock to-day his con-
dition was considered critical. Two
hours later he rallied, and up TO this
hour is resting comfortably. Doctors
Wocdbhrn and Thompson had con-
snltation at 10 o'clock tonight and de-
cided that there was no immediate dan
ger. and that there were good reasons
for hope.
survey Of she Los Beiias Ranch
Confirmed.
. WASHINGTON, Ang. %.
The Secretary of the Interior. after
haviec. copsidArad the application for re-
consideration Of his decision of Nav
2aiA.. 1917 refusing 20 ss.s aside deci-
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BUCHAREST. Anp. %.

The Russo Roumanian Convention
respecting Roumania's active participa-
ton in the war is definitely concluded.
10 10 said the conditions are very favor
able to the princiralities. The Rus.
sisns are strongly terrifying Kustenji
with-heavy artillery Numerous Rus
sian reinforcements are arriving in the
norbrudsha.-
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sccdsmcn and FLORISTS,


Pr-torss Scar Frc- aal r. toromeed-We viii
s-ra small packages Jy Aai'. aud the larger by
Express. rr pas cl1rges, ana culrauie. their safe
q ..tc-v. puiit, ordering by Express will please
.tlI. 30 81 cpageli'ut b. receive packages by TX
pres. aud give th-ir nearest kxPrcss Office.
o. -tf Nta.i-r.-ltwil, De noticed that tho
Flower Seeds a.. numbered 90 tle LETT OF the
columns oi tae Catalogue IL wi.i be- much easier
f,c those who order siuply O. give the numbers
ol Che varieties they require, Instead OF writing
Out Oh, names Oi the luN eis, and more convenient
g. u- in l..ing orders lu ordering b. ny.tbers il
s absolutely necessary o. give ODE d1e OF year in
which the Catall-u- wls pa1.isaed ig0m which
tl- order is taken.
Eeiattag ~ Seej-.-It Is almost unnecessary,
Boz view OF tle lany evidences already presented,
t1lsscgt tbe reliability 0.our Seeds. But we eau
rc.assure our friends tbat we have In stock tho
Glass Seeds and Bulbs n0a held by any house in
tl- vusld.
E.- Co. send Neseg.-By Post Office Money Or
t.is. Dia.ts on AcU lo,k. by Express. or small
amounts in Registered Letters. Ih, eos. OF the
u. %. Order Drafts or of Registering Letters &C.
uly Poe deducted irum tl- remittance on otders
amounting Oh Two Dollars aud upwards sans
l,ss tlau Iw, Dollars may be sent 40 our rick
without registering. Please send tae pas 80 the
tIme ol ordering, a- We DO not Keep any book &c
counts IN the Mail Department % our business.
H. We Do ,he heaviest business in OR line Of
a.y hl-sc IT, tI- wJ,.d. Address ali c0mnunics-
t.a-s o.
BRlGGS4 BROTHER,
Rochester, y. y, on Chicago, H.
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49, 49, " -'attiAj '-7 s''.a
Way mc Dos, Nose is Always Gold.
What makes tte Regis rose glnays c.'dg'
t'Ity Oh tfl sou, carl, Oh r..i.
lf NoU s., 900 rHol alJ eui G. De.
And come 2ua stand b. ml mas krnc;
NJ go, wears ruI wears a.d EDlls ago.
iiow many anu't r.li.y know
There came rain or s-s -rt shore;
lts hse uls never seen b-.r.e
Of s;lc.. 30 i,I uucl1sir- down,
Iil au ,ae world began {. drown.
iut 20 oe'oic D. .lu tn pour,
Au oij. uid uaa-iis uA-c was rrll.
GgiIt liu au ans tllt o. ui-it save
iiis family i-om va.ty giavci
And u 10 l, To- b. designed
TO shelter t1u Di t},gy Aild
ct b.asc Wei, dear. when 10 was done,
Aud heavy clouds ObscJi-d Che sgl,
Ihc Noah io.bs to itqu'ckIy rau,
Aud ,lau tlc -liua,s began
10 C.arcly u4rcd al-ug iu pairs;
DE- lo.- -ts, tigers, wolves aud s.assi
D Dee o,-r gi- hirrapa .Jwgs>s.
lhe rabbits, squirrels, chs veIiuss-s,
Iy clmels. goats, cats al1 d1-Acg-.
IEe Call lIrat,s, beavers, MONKEYS.
Ihc rats tht tiy rliCoceroses,
IDe lroaeLat,,s and tAe horses,
Iac .h-.p. tlc mice, shc kanga.oos,
lJ,rfs, elephants, A."l hos,
Add hundreds more tVou.t TAX, al day.
hy dear, so many names O. say
AID a, tae very, vcry cad
q. t.e procession, b his f,ierl
An. master iGithiu. LuE Uls sc.u,
Ih- hvci'us siue bed ht'Iias b,eu
10 DIVE tle crowd 10 creatures .u,
And uov, vita loud, e2ultutba.k.
Ne -ai.y spranc aboard On. AK.
Alas, SD crowded Das tLe space.
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y NO. =. EASTERDAV


- AYlNGreccntly suffered cor,'1c,.b,.
Z I fires in NY woods, on my lands N, -: 'a
side Of the Shenandoah rAcr. oriri,,,.- ti'i
trcsspasscs by huntsmen. and harirs .I'a
chased Of Mrs, AcKevitt her Rose i-r,, p.
. Mountain " tracts Of land, Date Chgti,i. Ae
latter tract stretching from ucarmy Slr,l-,n.
~ along tie river nearly % "Buips ysV. S..t
Ineen much tresspassed upon, hereby .ire r,ii.
notice that am determined 10 prosecp,. 10.
Hereafter offend by tresspassirg ON A., ''
oa N, 100 VIZ. LCCAS.
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I2etnbllshcn 3 %.
6ILH1hI 4 g.. hII1l5Bf5 IT IiH
Successors 70 Chapman, llosmcF & O..
GO, r. Srrr-1. WASHINGTON, J.. C.
A,nerirnn nnd FOREIGN Pnscnga.

D
Patents procured in an countries, No fees i-
| advance. so charge u1less the patent b. granted
! $50 foe f'r making yrgli0i0lry cSamirs'i1rs.-
( - additional lees for cbn'il-g ard conducting O
rchcarinc. Special attention given 60 Interior
crce Case before the Public Once Extension.
/ before Co'grass. Infrirgemcnt suit- in dilergnl
state, srd all litigation syTrT;aiaiac g. laven-
tiors or Patents. $ nd stamp lr Pamphlet OF
ipi'cl State, Court, and DJa,inea''
Claims prosecuted 10 ihe supreme Court Il The
United stat p, Court ~ Claims. Court - Com
rissi'ncrs 81 Alabama Clsirs, Sou;hern Claims
CJmmissi ~, and al classcs Of way claims before
the Executive Departments.
Ayre1r' II Fog and PouHy.
Onccrs, Soldiers, ard Sailor = tn late wlr,
~ their iciTs arc IN many cdses entitled tn money
from the government. q which they have no
knowledge. Write fun history Of service, and
s,at, amount Of pay nud tauIiy received. In
ci..c stamp and fai! reply, after examination,
viii b. given Jon free;
All Olcets, So.iiers aad Sailors wounded.
Jur'1ryd, or injured in The late var. however
s'ig:tly, can obtain q pension many TOW receive
icc pensions are entitled % on iarreI'e. Send
stamp and Information viii D. furnished free.
United State. General Lard E.f-e.
Contested LAID Cases Trivate Land Claims,
Mining Presumption and Homestead Csse'. prose.
meEt u the Interior.
O-a bounty Lard lTrrro-f.
Ihe last Report ~ ~ Con-issionr- Of tr1
General Land ofice shows 500, 800 acf.s q
Bounty Land Warrant- outsaudirr. TL.se v.rs
Issued under act II 1855 and prior acts. We ay
ca.h for then. send d. regis.= red otter. Whore
ignr ar,s are impsfectWe give Instructions g.
perfect ta-u.
Zach department Of osr business is conducted
in o .Tafate bureau nader the charge of expert
cuc-t lawyers AID clerks
As ue charge 10 Zee unless fucclssiul, stamps
fr return postage should De sent us Liberal ~
fangc1cnts made With attorneys Ia all classes Of
business. Ad5ress
GILMORE & CO.,
p. o. Box .. Wash,s9'9a, Il. G..
WAsHiya1oS, l.. C., Norerber p, 1876.
take pleasure In expressing ny entire conf
dence Ia the re-goRaji.ifg and tfe'tg q the Law
Patent and Collection li0use - Gilmore = Co,
o. -iis citr GEORGE II. .. WHITE,
Cashier ~ the EstiosI Hcsscpolissr Dess.
ycI- Is 81
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Plain and Ornamental
PA STERLING.

TIVE subscriber takes advantage ftlc Press o..
/ medium by which 90 in'orm the citizens OF
his and adjoining counties tlai be is prepared to
undertake tho
pLASTERING or HOUSES,
In any style that NAV be desired, from one Goat to
three, Hard Finish, White Coat or Heavy skim. -
Curniccs and Centres run, and Ornaments stuck,
IL desired None but hrstolaFs WorkmCn will be
employed on work that may be entrusted TO me.
CLSTERNS CENENTED ND GUARAN-
TEED TO nom.
hereby tender ny grateful acknowledgement
FOR tho liberal patronage have received since
commencing business End hope by strict sdhe-
renee 10 duty 10 merit continuance Of tho same.
E:'- All Communications addressed 10 me ~
CbaFlestoWn, ". Va, wiil receive prompt aitcn-
ton {. PRANK GALLAUEE.
Mnrch IS. 1870.
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LIZ - aa.oao.ooo.

! An prepared g. write policies on Dwellings
! 6ri Contents; Store i,g.r' aai Contents
Mil, Fac.alis, and t'i god 10 uras!c property
At loves. carreai rite-. Farm Dwellings q
speciality. Iyili give rr reaonal attention G.
viewing, making diagrams ard furnishing such
other need Z Information g. ~ paft.es trsirirI
g. insure " cp-,fmcrs uilI Dee furnished from
tiwe - time. B..usr- Clilcnior- az well "a
=. iHt.d matter. showing hc conditions Of tho
CIrrlui.s in which t'.tg are Injured.
have given uy constant attention b. he io-
surance bus'1. ii for the past fz years aac being
s0 generally known throughout thc County, do
not think Unnecessary o. give references. FAR
ties in-urirs Ht,h nae may rest assured TIA! their
policies SSH. Do properly written, aat that time
is uo'i-c bi!, hs given ihcm 60 date of 0Nrira-
fan. 81, rc,ii,ace will Ar - Chariestown after
April TIE hr.;. i>56-u1til that slime, 1 wi,. visit
thafi".tuHn every Tuesday e. Friday, or any
communications addressed 81 rae 40 Wcrcrt3u,
sd. W;.i receive my Alteration.
Worry .e.g ctiu.Iy.
D.. s. ALEXANDER,
General Insurance Agent.
U.c.uNcr2j, ls15-ly.
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LIGHT & MITCHELL,
pEALSa IN

pkALhh IN
Drugs, Medicines, Paints,
SCHOOL BOOKS. STATIONERY ,TOBACCOS,
CIGARS, &C,
UlAKES this opportunity OF thanking his IN
1 patrons for their most liberal patrOnageT%
Tor the last year, aud hopes by strict atten- &
tioR and fair dealing TO merit a continuance ofthe
same. sell drstraie goods always; do not sell
counterfeit or cheap goods for the best. Warrant
everything soid-tob be returned if not as guarau-
tced lis my desire and also pleasure, 10 sell my
patrons
THE BEST QUALITY or GOODS
oi,-oy,, but will If compelled, sell them Laudanum
tor . cts, Syrup for cts, and Cologne for 2jcts
per pint; but at ,hc same time, let me inform you,
tbataccordiug t. tie United States Pharmacopea,
you can't make laud4uum for les, than 10 cts, br
the Wholesale. much cheaper plan il 10 buy
your goods genHiae aud add the 'rGisr Yourself
want allmy old Accounts settled ~ bypaying
the Cash iulu cdiatcly, and new ones begun imme-
di8tely, il not sooner. Will not ask for money on
the new ones until after Harvest
ClGARS-b-stiH town.
GEO. T. LIGHT.
Nay 1914
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boot and shoe NInIsing.
REPAIRING. &C.

T!'UE ur1 .rsi-ncj h1s removed li. shop Go tho
l bu.llirC 10 hccorrcr of Charles and Lihcrtr
strcct'-i1 the binding lately occupied by Wei
rick - Wcllo-. The character o. the work done rs
iho subscriber well known and appreciated hv the
citizens Ch1-last'uu and vicinity. lis hardly
necessary o. ada that Dc will crdcavor 70 scstath
his reputation os reliable Workman, and willie
Ccute promptly and at reasonable rates an orders
given him either Tor Nc0 work or Repairing.
JOHN AVIS &C WIN.
Stay II. 1874. April IS. 1875.
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Nov Itt.tnUIishlncnt.
WOODWCRTz

IA b EoH3, having rl- a number or wear.
:. been engaged q. ,he Machine shops ul
Mcssrs. Weirick & Weller. has concluded g. orr-
rat independently 81 that nm and has associated
With lin BE .a0, :. Marshall Rohr, for the Iur-
pose u conducting ,.' business Of the
N1NCCfCTERE IND REPAIR
II Wagons. Drils piovs. and Farming Iun',-
weuis gene-a,Iv. The Suri.h Pl1w wii. b. src-
ciflty with this firm. Every description ~ work
in our department viii be executed promptly and
Tith an exp. citation of rendering entire saiisac-
ton. Charges viii be moderate.
shop rear I'll. Glte IN Ctulcst0vn.
DE-. EOHR sSON.
Drills FOR Repair ought % De sant % the shop
carly, that the necessary rlrts that can only be
obtained abroad may Dc secured in good time.
!. Z. K. 4 son.
July IS. ls-t.-Gn.
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NOTICE.

( IL persons are hereby warned not 10 trespass
Il ON INV VINEYARD and Orchard. Thclaw will
be enforced against al olcndcf1 Parents are
earnestly requested to warn their boys or they
may De injured. Night plundercrs will receive
special attention by an armed guard. No admit
lance on Sundays TO any person.
Aug. 9. IS74-tG. J. J. II. STRATTH.
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1 VERY superior stock n Quc,usua-a ill
y received D.
May p, 1875. TRJ S-ELLELUCAs.
+ Al Rugs AMI l.or.. blanket. = Glc DO. a
J. ! the above goods.
JAS. LAW. HoDfF6 co.
CAlSAGE CUTTERS odd F.lers, Stea Pans
) Shovel ord Ton1s. sad lronf, Dog Irons.
Butcher Knives, f0r sa'o by
JAS. LAW. uOOFF q 60.
FODDER Yarn sut ll1mrcrsi atrelaccd rates,
/ for sale bT
JAS. LAW. H00FF 3 co.
LAGLE Bli Corn Iu.kcr.. far Gale b.
- LAS. LAW. llOOfF q co.
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Limo.

ERESH Burned Withdrawing Lime, isa,.
/ oeivcd and Tor sale by !-''fe
Aprils, ls75. GEO. W.TKEARsLEy
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Perfection Of Light.

rTNIE only absolutely safe il.uminator 60 use 10
any Lamp. ItolnlUl b. exploded. Elaine,
;As family safeguard.
WARDEN T. ONNAED.
}ittsburg, IA.
For salo hy OE0. ". 7. kEAhsLEl.
Doe 4, 1878.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-05-19
w4.uiya1os, D. O., Korer.Be- q, 1870.

take pleasure In expressing nj entire conf
dence in the re-JoasjJilig and h2e'ijy q the Law
Patent and Collection liouse q Gilmore = Co,
a. Ais citr GEORGE II. d. WHITE,
Cashier ~ the EstiosI HSsopo4issr Deos.
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National Republican., 1877-08-09
GOYERkMENT SALE.
GALE Or COPPER SCALE, ziNC-DRoss AND
- LEAD-ASHES.

NAVY DEPARTMENT
BUREAU oF CONSTRUCTION AND REPAtR,
WASHINGTON. July II, 1877.
There will be offered for sale at public auction
on THURSDAY, August l6, 1877, at u O'Clock m.
at the Washington navy yard about n,OOO pounds
OF copper scale, 6OO pounds OF zine-dross and 5000
pounds Of lead ashes.
These articles car be examined any time pre-
commandant Of that navy yard.
Twenty (2O) per centum Of the purchase money
must be deposited at the time Of sale and the bal
ance paid before the removal OF any portion Of the
purchase
The articles must be removed from the yard
within fourteen (i4) days amer the time Of sale,
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